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PAGR PAGB PAGE PAGR
Abbey gardens, see Bory Battlesey Green, see Brook (The), see Wor- Codfair Green, see Al-
St. Edmnnds •.•.••.••.•• 14 Strad.broke ....••......... ~24 tham..•..•..•.......•...•... 376 dringham .•.....•••.••.•• 25
Abbott's Bridge, see Bury Bawdsey ........•.••••..••..• 36 Browstoo, see Belten... .•. 46 Colchester Green, see
St. Ed.munds •.•.••.••.•• 74 Baylh.am •.•.••....••..•.•. ". 36 Bruisyard............ .••.•••.• ·6S Cookfield ....•.•••.•••••.•• 99
Actoo 21 Bealings-Great ..•. .•.•.• 37 Brnndish 65 Cold Fair Green, see
Akenham 21 Bealings-Little............ 37 Brussels Green, see Dar- Knodishall 237
Aldebnrgh ..•.•...•...... 21 Bereles............... 37 sham .•...•.......... 109 Cold }'air Green, see
Alderton 24 Beck Row, see Milden- Bocklesham 65 Leiston 232
Aldham ..• 25 hall... 267 Bnlcamp (or Bulchamp), Coltscross Green, see
Aldringham .•...•..•• 25 Bedfield 45 see Blythborgh .. 52 Wickhambrook 362
All Saints Green, see Bedingfield 45 Bnllsash Green,see Great Combs lOO
Sooth Elmhams......... 116 Beighton, see Beyton. 49 Bricett...... 63 Coney Weston 101
Alnesboorn Priory, see Belle Voe Park, see Bongay 66 Cookley 101
Nacton 272 Lowestoft 238 Bunker's Hill, see Lonnd 236 Copdock 102
Alpheton (or. Alpheaton) 26 Belstead 45 Bures St. Mary 70 Cornard-Great 102
AlwoodCommon&Alwood Belton .••.••.••..•...... 46 Bnrgate 71 Comard-Little...... 103
Green, see Rickinghall Benacre ••• .••. ..• 46 Burgh .• •.•. ..•.•. ••• ••• •••••• 71 CorWn...... .•. .•. ..• .•• ..• 103
Soperior ••• ••• •••.•••••..• 292 Benhall .•• ••••••• 47 Borgh Castle •.. ..• .•. .••.•• 72 Corton Sand, see Lowe-
Ampton ••• 26 Benhall Green & Benhall Bornt Bradfield, see stoft . ..• 237
Arwarton, see Erwarton. 120 Street, see Benhall..... 47 Bradfleld ..••••..•.••••..•• 55 Cotton 1°3
Ashbocking.................. 26 Bentley..................... 4 Bomt Fen,see Mildenhall 267 Cove North 104
ABhbocking Green, see Bergholt-East ..•.••..•... 4 8 Borstall ......••..••••••••••• 72 Cove-80oth 104
Ashbocking 26 Beval Green, see Hnndon 173 Bory St. Edmnnda ••• 73 Covehithe ••. 104
A5hby ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• 27 Beyton........................ 49 Butley 88 Cowlinge .••..•.•••.•.•••.•.•• 105
ABhe by Campsea, see Bildeston •••. •••..•• ...... .•• 49 Button's Green,see Cock- Cmnsford ••• .•• •••. .•• .•• .•• 105
Campsea Ashe ••••••..• 89 Black Heath, see Wen- field 99 Cratfield 105
Asbfield •••••••••• t.............
27 haston 352 Buxball
t .t t t..............
88 Greeting All Saints &;
Ashfield - Great (near Blakenham-Great .•...• 50 Boxlow, see Knodishall..• 227 Creeting St. Olave, see
Ixworth) 27 Blakenham-Little 50 Califomia, see Ipswich... 182 The Creetings............ 106
Ashfield Green, see Blaxhall .••..• ..•..• ..• 50 Campsey Ashe .•. ..• 89 Creeting St. Mary, see
Stradbroke 324 Blnndeston 51 Capel Green, see CapelSt. The Creetings...... 106
Ashfield Green, see Wick- Blyford 51 Andrew................... 89 Creeting St. Peter (or
hambrook 262 Blythborgh.................. 52 Capel St. Andrew 89 Creeting West), see
Aspall 28 Botesdale..................... 52 Cape} St. Mary 90 The Creetings 106
Assington 28 Boolge 53 Carlton, see Kelsale 222 Creetings (The) 106
A88ington Green, see Bow Beck, see Bardwell.. 31 Carlton Colville 90 Cretingham...... 101
Stanllfield 3II Boxford 54 Castle Hard, see Bram- Cross Green, see Cock-
Assington Thicks, see Boxtead (or Boxstead) .•. 54 field 57 field 99
AllSington 28 Boyden End, see Wick- Caterpole Green, see Cross Street, see Hoxne 172
Athelingtoo... .•••••.•...•..• . 28 hambrook 362 Fressingfield ..•.•• 139 Crowfield............... 107
Attleton Green, see Wick- Boyton......... 55 Cattawade, see Brantham 62 Cnltord...... 107
hambrook ••• ••• .•• .•••.• 362 Bradfield (or Bradfield Cattishall Green, see Coltord Heath, see Cul-
Bacton •••.••.••.••..••.•..• 29 Combust) ..••••..•.••.•• 55 Great .Barton ..•.•...•.•• 35 ford .••..•.•...•..•.••.••.•• 108
Ba.cton Green, see Bacton 29 Bradfield St. Clare......... 55 Causeway, see Needham Colpho 108
Badingham (or Badding- Bradfield St. George...... 56 Market.••.••.•••••••••••••• 274 Corlew Green, see Kel-
ham) .••..•.•••••••••••••• 29 Bradley-Great &; Little.' 56 Cavendish •••.•••••.•••••• :.. 91 sale-com-Carlton •....•• 223
Badley........................ go Bradwell .•.•••.•••••.••.•• ... 57 Cavenham .••.••.••.• •.•...• 92 Dagworth, see Old New-
Bad.well Ash •••.•......•••• 30 Braiseworth (or Brayes- Chapel Field, see Ald- ton .••..••••..•••....••.•..• 276
Bardwell ••••••••••••.•••••••• 30 worth) ..• "................. 57 ringham ..•..•....••....•• !25 Dalham ..••••....•....•.••..• 108
Barham .••••• .••.•..•• .••.•• 31 Bramfield ...• ..•. .•••. .•• ..• 57 Charsfield ......• ..•.•• ... ..• 92 Dallinghoo •.....•~........... 108
Barham Green, see Bar- Bramford 58 Chattisham.................. 93 Dallinghoo Weald, see
ham ••••••..• ••••.•.•••••••• 31 Brampoon •••••••••...... .•. 58 Chedburgh ..•......•. •..•..• 93 Dallinghoo .••...... ..•..• JC>9
Barking .••••••••.••.•• 31 Brandeston .••••• 59 Chediston .••..•••• 93 Danes Hole, see Little
Barley Green, see Strad- Brandon (or Brandon Chelmondiston .••.•...•.•• 94 Cornard 103
broke 324 Ferry) .•.....•.•• 59 Chelsworth (or Chellea- Darmsden 109
Barnardistc>n ..•..•..•.••.•• 32 Brantham •.• .••..•..•.••.•. 62 wonh)... ....•...•..•.....• 94 Darsham•......::......... .•• Jog
Bamby (or Bamaby) •.•• 32 Bredfield •.•..•.••........•..• 62 Chepenhall Green, see Debach IlO
Bamham ~or Barnham Brent Eleigh 115 Fressingfield .•.•••••••••• 139 Debenham ~ IIO
St. Gregory) •••.•••.•..• 33 Brettenham ..•....••.•..•. 62 Chevington 94 Denes, see Lowestoft •..• 237
Bamingham ..•.•..••.....• 33 Bricett - Little, see Chillesford 95 Denham (neat' Bury) III
&.rrow........................ 33 Offton 279 Chilron........................ 95 Denham (near Eye) .• ~ ••• I11
Barsham 34 Bricett-Grea.t 63 Chilton, see Clare .•......• 97 Dennington III
Barton-East, see Great Bridge-East, see The- Chimney Mills, see West Denston (or Denardiston) II2
Baroon ....••..••••...... ..• 35 berton 336 Sww.•...•.......•..•....... 316 Depden .••.••.....•... ..• 112
Barton-Great .••.•• ...•..• 34 Bridgend, see Cowlinge 105 Clare .•. .....• 95 Dorley's Corner, see Kel-
Barton Mills ..• .••... .•.... 35 Brightwell 63 Claydon...... 98 sale-cnm-Carlton...... 223
Barton Shrub, see Great Brockford, see Wether- Clopton 99 Downham Il3
BartoD ..•..•....••.••.••..•. 35 ingsett .....•.....•...... ~ .. 356 Clopton Green, see Wick- Drinkstone ••............... ~ II3
Battery Green, soo Brockley 63 . hambrook 362 Donningworth, see Ton-
~estoft •••.. .•..• 240 Brockl~y Green, see Cock ~reen, see Hundon 173 stall... ..• .•. .•... 344
Battlsford 36 Kedmgton 222 Cockfield 99 Donstall Green, see Dal-
Battisford Tye, see Little· Brome (or Broome) 64 Coddenham · 100 ham.~.~ ; 108
Finborongh..............• 132 Bromeswell.................. 64 I Dunwich 113
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l'AGEI PAGE PAGE PAG1il
Earl Soham 303 Great Bealings .,. ..• 37 Hussey Green, see Fres- MplIis .•.••• 261:
Earl Stonham 315' Great Blakenham 50 singfield 139 Mells, see Wenhaston ..• 352
Earl's Green, see Bacton 29 Great Bradley ." 56 Icklingham......... 175 Melton 262
East Barton, soo Great Great Bricett 63 Ickworth 175 Mendham •.•.••.••.••..•... 263
Barwn... ••••••.••.•.••• 35 Great Cornard , 102 Iken .......••............... 175 Mendlesham ..•.•. .•. ..• 263
East Bergholt... 48 Great Finborough ,. 131 Ilketshall St. Andrew 176 Metfield •••.....•..•.••..•... 264
EastBridge,seeTheberton 336 Great Glemham 143 Ilketshall St. John 176 Mettingham 265
East Green, see Kelsale- Great Green,seeCockfield. 99 I1ketshall St. Lawrence 176 Mickfield 265
cum-Carlton .....••.•... 223 Great Samham 2<)6 Ilketshall St. Margaret 177 Middle Green, see
Easton 115 Great Thurlow 340 Ingham 177 Higham (near Bury) 166
Easton Bavents, see Ben- Great Waldingfield 346 Ipswich 177 Middleton-cum-Fordley.• 265
acre .......•••.••••.••:..... 46 Great Wenham : •..•..••..• 352 Ixworth •...••..•....•••....• 220 Milden.....••..•••....• It •••~ •• 266
Edwardstone 115 Great Whelnetham 358 Ixworth Thorpe, see Mildenhall ' : '266
ElIough 116 Great Wratting 377 Thorpe-by-Ixworth 339 Mill Green, see Stonham
Elmham All Saints-cum- Green, see Haughley 156 Kedington 222 Aspall 315
St. Nicholas & Elm- Groton ; 145 Keer's Grove, see Sud- Minsmere Haven, see
ham St. George (or St. Grumford, see Snape ..• 303 borne ••....•........•..••• 327 Dunwich ...• .....• 114
Cross) (or Sancroft,. Grundisburgh 145 Kelsale-cum-Carlton 222 Mirrsmere Level, see .
see the SouthElmhams II6 GunHillCtifI,seeSouthwld 307 Kenny Hill, see Milden- Theberton 336
Elmham St..James, St. Gunwn 146 hall 267 Monewden •....•...........• 270
Margaret, St. Michael Hacheston 146 Kentford 223 Monk Soham 304
&; St. Peter, see the Hadleigh..................... 146 Kenton 224 Monks Eleigh... 115
South Elmhams 116 Hadleigh Hamlet, see Kersey 224 Monks Risbridge, see
Elmhams-South 116 Boxford.................. 54 Kesgrave............ 224 Barnardiston...... 32
Elmsett 118 Hagmore Green,see Box- Kessingland 225 Moulton 271
Elmswell.••...•••.••••••.•.•. 118 ford •......•.••.••.....••... S4 Kettlebaston ••••••••••••••• 225 Mutford ..•....•••.•.•...•.•• 27.1
Elveden (or Elden) IIQ Halesworth 501 Kettleburgh 226 Mutford Bridge, see Carl-
Eriswell 119 HandfordLock,seeIpswch 178 Killingdown Hill, see tonColville 60; &Oulton 281:
Erwarton •.••......••.....• 120 Hardwick ...•..........•..• 154 Little Cornard .......•. 103 Nacton•......••.••.••.•••...•• 27I
Euston 120 Hargrave 154 Kirkley, see Lowestoft 238 Naughton 272
Exning 121 Harkstead 154 Kirton (or Kirkton) 226 Nayland - with - Wissing-
Eye •.•...........•..•......•.• 121 Harleston .•. ..•... ......•.• 155 Knettishall .••.•••...•...•... 226 tc>n •••..•••.•••••...••...•• :iJ72
Eyke ...•....••...•.••....... 125 Hartest ....•................ 155 Knodishall-cum-Buxlow. 227 Nedging 273
l"akenham Magna 126 Hascot Hill, see .Ba.rking 32 Lackford ... ......... ...... 2'¥J Needham Market 273 .
Falkenham 126 Hasketon 155 Lady's Green, see Wick- Needham Street, _ see
Farnham.•••••.• ~ ..•.•......• ~26 Haughley .....••••.•••••••• 156 hambrook 362 Gaze)ey , 142
Felixstowe 127 Havergate Island 157 Lakenheath 227 Nettlestead 275
l"elsham 131 Haverhill 157 Landguard Fort, see New Street,see Haughley 156
Fenstead End, see Boxted 55 Hawkedon 160 Fetixstowe............... 127 Newboume........... 276
Finborough-Great (or Hawstead 161 Langham 228 Newton (near Sudbury) 276
Magna) 131 Hazlewood 161 Lavenham •••••...•.••....•• 229 Newton-Old 276
Finborough-Little (or HeckfieldGreen,seeHoxne 172 Lawshall 230 North Cove 104
Parva) 132 Helmingham 161 La.xfield 230 North Green, see Kel-
Finningham 132 Hemingstone ~ 162 Layham 231 sale-cum-Carlton 223
Flempton 132 Hemley ~ 162 Leavenheath 232 Norton ~ 277
Flixton (near Bungay) 133 Hengrave 162 Leiston 232 Nowhere House, see
Flixton (near Lowestoft) 133 Henham 162 Letheringham 234 Thorington 337
Flowton •••.•..•.•••••. •....• 133 Henley... 163 LevingWn ......••.........• 234 Nowton •••••.....•.•........ 277
Ford, see Combs 100 Henstead 163 Lidgate 234 NunneryGreen,see Wick-
Fordley, see Middleton 265 Hepworth 163 Lindsey 235 hambrook 362
Fornham All Saints 134 Herringfleet 164 Ling (The), see Worthaill 376 Oakley 278 .
l"ornham St. Genevieve 134 Herringswell 1:64 Linstead Magna 235 OecoId 278
Fornham St. Martin...... 134 Hessett 165 Linstead Parva(orLower) 235 OfIton 278
Forward Green, see Earl Hestley Green,see Thorn- Lit.tle Beatings 37 Old Hall Green, see Cock-
Stonham...... ..•••• ....•• 315 don .......•....••.....•.... 338 Little Blakenham •••.••.•• 50 field .••.......•• .•...•....•• 99
Four Ashes,seeWalsham- Heveningham 165 Little Bradley 56 Old Newton 276
le-Willows 348 High Town Green, see Little Bricett, see Offton 279 Old Street, see Haughley 156
Foxhall 135 Rattlesden 288 Little Cornard 103 Onehouse 279
Framlingham 135 Higham (near Bury) 165 Little Finborough 132 Orford 279
Framsden 138 Higham (near Hadleigh) 166 Little Gedding, see Ged- Otley 280
Freckenham ...•.. 138 Hinderclay.................. 166 ding ....•...............• 142 Oulton .........•........... 280
Fre88ingfield 139 Hintlesham 167 Little Redisham, see Oulton Broad, see Carlton
Freston 140 Hinton, see Blythburgh.. 52 Ringsfield 292 Colville 90 ; & Oulton 281
Friston 140 Hitcham 167 L~ttle Saxham 296 Ousden (or Owsden) 281
Fritton........................ 141 Hobbles Green, see Cow- Little Stonham, sec Pakefield 28a
Frostenden 141 linge 105 Stonham Parva ........• 315 Pakenham ~. 282
Gariononum - Roman Holbrook........... 167 Little Thurlow 340 Palgrave 283'
Station, see Burgh Hollesley 168 Little Waldingfieldr \ 346 Parham 284
Castle 72 Holton 169 Little Wenham 352 Parson's Green, see Cock-
Gazeley 141 Holton St. Mary 169 Little Whelnetham 358 field 99
Gedding 142 Holy Well, see Woolpit 374 Little Wratting' 377 Peasenhall 284
Gedgrave :. 142 Holywell Row, see Mil- Livermere Magna 236 Petistree 285
Genesis Green, see Wick- denhall 267 Livermere Parva 236 Pettaugh 285
hambrook 362 Homersfield 1:69 Long Green,seeWortham 376 Pin Mill, see Chelmond-
GesyIl8, see Wickham- Honington 1:69 Long' Melford 259 iston...... 94
brook 362 Hoo 170 Lord's Chariot Way, see Pixey Green, see Strad-
Gippeswyk Park, see Hopton (near Thetford) .. 170 Elmswell u8 broke 324
Ipswich 184 Hopton (near Lowestoft) 171 Lo\lIld 236 Platters (The),seeJpswich 178
Gipping 142 Horham 171 Lower Green,see Higham Playford 285
Gillleham 142 Horningsheath 171 (near Bury) 166 Polstead 286
Gislingham.................. 143 Horringer, see IIornings- Lower Linstead 235 Poslingford 286
Glemham-Great '143 heath..................... 171 Lowestoft 236 Potter's Street. Ilee The-
Glemham Parva 143 Hoxne 172 Lydgate, see Lidgate 234 berton 336
Glemsford 144 Hulver Street, see Hen- Magpie Green, see Poystreet Green, see
Glevering, see Hacheston 146 stead..................... 163 Wortham 376 Rattlesden........... 288
Gosbeck 144 Hundon 173 Manston, see Whepstead 358 Preston 281
Gosnell Green, see Pos- Hunston 174 Market Weston 257 Purdis Farm, see Nacton 27'A
lingford 287 Huntingfield 174 Marlesford 258 Ramsholt 281
Great Ashford (near Ix- Hunt's Hill, see Glems- Marsh(The),seeWortham 376 Rattlesden 287
'Worth 27 ford... 144 Martlesham 258 RaveDllmeer, see Beccles 38
Gr.t Barton 34 Melford-Long 259 Raydon 'ASa
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PAGB PAGE PAGB PAGS
Rede (or Reed) .••..••.•... 288 Slaughden, seeAldeburgh 23 Thedwestre Hill, see Westley 355
Redgrave....... .•.••......... 289 Smithwood Green, see Thurston , 341 Weston... ..• .••..•..• 355
Redisham ..•........•.••.... 289 Cockfield . .. ..• . 99 Thelnetham 337 Weston Ditch, see Mil-
Redisham - Little, see Snape .....•.••... 303 Thorington..:...........•... 337 denhall..................... 267
Ringsfield 292 Snape Bridge,sooTunstall 344 Thorndon 337 Weston Hindle, see TheI-
Redlingfield...... ..•... ..•... 290 Somerleyton .•. •.•......... 304 Thorney Green, see netham............... .....• 337
Rendham 290 ~omersham 305 Stowupland , 32 3 Wetherden 355
Rendlesham 290 SOmerton.••..•..•....••..•..• 305 Thornham Magna 33 8 Wetheringsett - cum •
Reydon ..•.... ..• 291 Sotherton .•.....•....•.....• 305 Thornbam Parva .....•..• 339 Brockford.••..•.........••• 356
Rickingball Inferior .....• ~91 Sotterley ..••..•••.....•.....• 306 Thorpe, see Aldringham 25 Weybread 357
Rickinghall Superior..•.•• 292 South Cove •..•.•.....•..•••• 1°4 Thorpe, see Ashfield...... 27 Wbatfield ..•...........•.•• 357
Ringsfield ...............•... 2f}2 South Elmhams... .•. II6 Thorpe-by-bworth 339 Whelnetham-Great 35 8
Ringsball.....••.•.....•..•... 293 South Lowestoft, see Thorpe Morieux... 339 Whelnetham-Little..•..• 35 8
Risby •......• .••. .••..•... 293 Lowestoft ..•..•..• ..• ..• 237 Thrandeston 340 Whepstead .•.... .•. ..•... 35 8
Rishangles .••........•...... 293 Southolt 306 Thurleston, see Whitton 359 Wherstead ..•........•...... 359
Rose Green, see Lindsey 235 Southwold 306 Thurlow-Great ..•..•... 340 White Street Green, see
Rose Hill, see Ipswich •.• 185 Southwood Park 310 Thurlow-Little 340 Boxford ..•............... 54
Rougbam... ..•...... .......•• 294 Sparrow's Nest park, see Thurston..................... 34 1 Whitton 359
Row-West, see Milden-' Lowestoft ••.••..••.....• 238 Thwaite ..•.••...•••..•...... 341 Whitton - cum - Thur-
hall 267 Spexhall 310 Timworth 342 leston 359
Rumburgh 294 Sproughton 310 Tostock 342 Whixoe, see Wixoe 366
Rushbrooke.•••••.••••••.•.•• 294 Stanningfield .••..•.••..••.• 3u Tot Hill, see Haughley 156 Wickham Market .•...•.•• 359
Rushmere (near Lowes- Stausfield .....•....•....... 3U Trimley St. Mary &; Wickham Skeith ..•....•• 3 61
toft •••.••..•.•••..••.••....• 295 Stanstead •......•..••......• 312 Trimley St. Martin ... 342 Wickhambrook .....•....•• 362
Rushmere (near Ipswich) 295 Stanton .•.....••..•......•.• 312 Troston ••..••..........•.... 343 Wilby ..•.•••••••••.••.•....... 362
Rushmere St. Andrew.•. 295 Sternfield.•.....•••...•••....• 313 Tuddenham St. Martin Wilde Street, see Mil-
Rymer, see Fi\kenham Stoke, see Ipswich IS[ (near Ipswich) .....•..• 343 denhall 2&]
Magna •....•..........••..• 126 Stoke-by-Clare 3[3 Tuddenham St. Mary .•• 344 Wilde's Score, see J.owes-
St. James' Park, see The Stoke-by-Nayland 314 Tunstall 344 toft 24 1
South Elmhams........• II6 Stoke Ash .....•.•..•......• 314 Ubbeston 344 Willingham All Saints,
St. John's, see Ipswich 182 Stonham Aspall 314 Ufford 345 see Ellough..•.•...•....•. II6
St. Margaret's Green, see Stonham Parva (orLittle) 315 Ufford (;reen, see Fres- Willingham St. Mary ••• 363
Ipswich 191 Stoven 316 singfield 139 Willisham 36 3
St. Mary South Elmbam, Stow Fen, see Bungay ..• 66 Uggeshall •••., ..•.....••... 345 Willough, see Ellough .•. II6
see Homersfield 169 Stow Upland ..•.........•.. 323 Undley, see Lakenheath 227 Windsor Green, see
St. Olave's, see Herring- Stow-West •••.•..••...••• 316 Undley Common, see Cockfield.................. 99
fleet 164 Stowlangtoft 316 Mildenhall 267 Wingfield.••..•.••............ 36 3
Sancroft St. George, see Stowmarket 317 Upper Combs, see Combs 101 Winston 364
South Elmham .....•..• u6 -Stows Hill, see Cockfield 99 Upper Green, see Wissett 364
Santon Downham, see Stradbroke (or Strad- Higham (near Bury) 166 Wissington (or Wiston),
. . Downham .....•..•....... 113 brook) ..•..............•... 324 Walberswick 345 see Nayland..•.....•...... 273
Sapiston 296 Stradishall 325 Waldingfield--JGreat.....• 346 Withersdale..•..•.••.••..•.•• 364
Saxham-Great & Little 296 Stratford St. Andrew ..• 325 Waldingfield-Little ..• 346 Withersfield.••.....•..•...... 365
Saxmundham.••..•..••.•.•• 297 Stratford St. Mary .....• 325 Waldringfield.•.....•...•..• 347 Witnesham •.•..••.•.••.••.•• 36 5
Saxtead 299 Stratton Ha.ll Farm, see Walpole 347 Wixoe 366
SaxteadGreen,seeSaxtead 299 Trimley St. Mary ..•..• 342 Walsham-le-WiIlows.••..• 347 Woodbridge 366
Semer ..•.•••••.••........•.•• 299 Street-Old & New, see Walton..•..•..•....••.••.••.•• 349 Wood's End Creek, see
Seven Hills, see Fornham Haughley 156 Wangford .••.•...•..•.••.•• 349 Southwold ••.....••.....• 306
St. Genevieve......•...•• 134 Street-The, see Haugh- Wangford (nr. Brandon) 350 Wood's End Marshes,
Seven Hills, see Nacton... 272 ley ..••.•..•.••.....•..••.• 156 Wantisden ..•.••..•......... 350 see Southwold •••..•.... 306
Shadingfield ........••.••..• 300 Stuston ..••...••.••..•••.... 326 Warbanks, see Cockfield 99 Woolner's Car, see CarI-
Sharpfight Meadow, see Stutton ..•..........••.••... 326 Warren House,seelpswch I86 ton Colville............... go
Little Cornard ••••.. .•• 103 Sudborne (or Subbourn) 327 Washbrook 350 W ooIpit ..•.••..••.•.•••..•.•• 373
Shelland 300 Sudbury 327 Wattisfield 351 Woolverstone 374
Shelly (or Shelley) •••... 300 Sutton •....•.•...•.••.••.....• 334 Wattisbam ....••...........• 351 Wooton Green, see
Shimpling (or Shimpling- Sweffiing..•.••....••..•.••.•• 334 Wenham-Great & Little 352 Stradbroke ..•..•..•..•.•• 3 24
thorne) 301 Swilland 335 Wenhaston 352 "'ordwell. 375
Shinham Bridge, see Swine's Green, see West Creeting, see The Worlingham .••...•..•....•. 375
Great Barton ..•.....•••• 35 Beccles..................... 42 Creetings 106 Worlington ..•..•..•........• 375
Shipmeadow ••..••..•..•..• 301 Syleham ..•.•...•.•..••...... 335 West Row, see Milden- Worlingworth.••.••.••..•..• 375
Shotley.......... 301 TanningWn......... 335 hall............ 26 7 Wortham................ 376
Shottlsham .•••••..•.•••.•••• 302 Tattingstone 336 West Stow............... ..• 3 16 Wratting-Great .••..•••• 377
Sibton .••.••..•..............• 302 The Creetings..•.•. : 106 Westerfield ..•..............• 353 Wratting-Little ..•.....• 377
Sicklesmere, see Great The Street, see Haugh- Westerfield-in-Ipswich ..• 353 Wrentham ....•...•.•......• 377
Whelnetham 358 ley 156 Westhall 353 Wyverstone 37 8
Si3ewell & Sizewell Gap, Theberton... .•• .••.•• 336 Westhorpe •••.••.•• •.•... 354 Yaxley ..• •.• ..• 37 8
108 Leiston 233 . Westleton 354 Yoxford . 379

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LIST OF THE
PRINCIPAL SEATS IN SUFFOLK,
With Reference to the Places under which they will be found in this Volume.
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PA.GE
Abbots hall, Mrs. Brock, see Stowmarket 318
Ackworth house. Capt. Henry Edmund Lacon .l.P. see
East Bergholt •..... ... .•.......... •••... .•• ••...••...•.......... 48
Acton place, Mrs. Braithwaite, see Acton
AIde house, Mrs. Garrett, see Aldeburgh
Aldeburgh hall, Joseph Flintham esq. .l.P. see AIde-
burgh..•..•.....•.......................•.......•.•............ ~.... 23
Aldeburgh lodge, Thomas Frederick Charles Vernon
Wentworth esq. M.A,',J.P. see Aldeburgh
Aldringham house, Frank Garrett esq. C.E., .l.P. see
Aldringham ..• .•.••... .••...... .•. ....•. 25
Ampton hall, George Arthur Paley esq. B.A., .l.P. see
Ampton '" ..•.•.•........ ..........•. 26
Ashe High hous~, Hon. William Lowther D.L., J.P.
see Cam J>Se3 Ashe •...•• ••••..•. .••••..•••••... . •••..• .•.••• .•• 89
Ashfield house, Arthur Hollond esq. see Great Asbfield 27
Ashfield lodge, Sidney Field esq. .I. P. see Gt. Ashfield 27
Ashmans hall, Major William Worsley-Worswick, see
Barsham ••.. ..• •.•.•• .•• ... ••• .••.•• .•• •••..• .•...• .•. .•• .••.••••• 34
AspaIl hall, John Barrington Trapnell Chevallier esq.
)I.A., I.P. see Aspall ••••••••.•••.•••••••••••• .••.•••••••••••••• 28
Aspall house, John Garneys Freeman esq. .l.P. see
ils]pall•••........•.....•.....•••........••..•....••.•..••...... ~..... ~8
Assington hall, Sir William Brampton Gurdon K.C.M.G.,
C.D., K. P. see ilssington......... ..•............ ..• .•. 28
Babergh hall, George Whittle esq. see Gt. Waldingfield 346
Badmondisfield hall, Mrs. Bromley, see Wickhambrook 362
Bardwell manor, Sir Patrick James Graham BIake
hart. l.P. see Bardwell ".. "............................. 31
Barhsm hall, Major-Gen. HenryPye Phillipps .l.P. see
Barham· ;••..•..••••..•.....•.••
Barking hall, Henry Hoare esq. see Barking ..
Barnardiston hall, Lady Malcolm, see Barnardiston ..•.
Barrards (The), Lt..,.CoI. George Henry Pocklington
D L., ,;r.P. see Chelsworth....................................... 94
Barton llall,Sir Henry Charles John Bunbury bart. D. L.,
J.P. see Great Barton .•••••.•. ~. ...•••..•••••.•. ••• ••• •..... ••• 35
Barton lodge, James Maulkin King esq. J. P. see Great
~rt<lll •••.•.......•..•......••.....•.. ~............................ 35
Barton mere, Rev. Prebendary Harry Jones M.A. see
Pakenham.•.........•........• '" . . ... . ..• .•• .•. ..•.• •... .•..•. .•. 283
Barton place, William Norman King esq. .l.P. see
Great Barton..................................................... 35
Bawdsey manor, Sir William Cuthbert Quilter bart.
M.P., D.L., J.P. see Bawdsey ....•.•.•..•..•................•• 36
Beacon hill, Edward Pitt Youell esq. .l.P. see Martle-
sham .•••••.••..•••..•••...••.•••.•••...•.•.•..•••...•••.••.•••••••• 258
Bealings house, Gen. Sir Richard Thomas Farren K.C.B.
see Great BealiDgs .••...••.....••.••.•••.•.•.....••......•...•• 37
Belstead hall, Alfred Harwood esq. J.P. see Belstead ...• 46
Belstead lodge, Lord Gwydyr M.A., D.L., .l.P. see Ipswich 197
Benacre hall, Frank Penn esq. soo Benacre.................. 46
Benhall lodge, Edmund Robert Hollond esq. B. A. see
Benhall •••• •••.••• .••••.•..• .••.....•..• •••••••••.••.•• ..•.•• .•.••• 47
Beveriche manor, Charles Godfrey Blois esq. see
Yoxford........................... ..•..........•. 379
Beyton house, George Henry William Hervey esq. see
Beyton ..•••...•..• ..•........• ..•... ..•..•......
Blackheath, Thomas Frederick Chas. Vernon Wentworth
esq. JI.A., I.P. see }'riswD..•..•...•••....••..•..•.•..••..•.•• 140
Blacklands hall, The Misses Garrett, see Cavendish .... 91
Blundeston hall, Thomas Hardwick Woods esq. .l.P. see
Blundeiton ..•..•.•.•..•..•..•.....•.•..••.., .•. •.• .....• SI Downham hall, Col. Edward Philippe Mackenzie esq.
Blundeston house, Lawrence James Peto esq. .l.P. see
lJltYldestoll ••••.•••••.•••••..•..•••••••••••.•.•••••.••.••••••••.•• 51
B08mere hall, Richard Henry Tidlwell esq. .l.P. see
Creeting St. Mary •.•....... .•. .••.••..• ....••.....• 106
Bote8dale lodge, James Devereux Hustler esq. D.L., .l.P.
lee Bo'tesdale •. ...•... .••... ..•..• .••.•• .•• ..•.•••...•• 53
Boulge hall, Robert Holmes White esq. see Boulge ...... 53
Boxted hall, John George WeIIer-Poley ellq. S.P. see
Boxted •••.••........•........•.....••..•••••.•. •.•.•••• ... .••••. ••• SS
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PAGE
Bradfield hall, Rev. Charles Smyth Johnston B.A. see
Bradfield ...•....•.•...•••• .•••.•.••••••.•.••••••••.••.••.••••••..• 55
Bramfield hall, Mrs. Southgate, see Bramfield . 57
21 Bramfield house, Miss Tatlock, see Bramfield . 51
22 Bramford hall, Major-GeD. John CecH RU!lsell .l.P. see
Bramford . 58
Brampton hall, Frederick Launcelot Hamilton Morrice
esq. I.P. soo Brampton •.•....•••.•..•..•.. ~:... ....•..••..•..• 59
22 Brandeston hall, Charles Austin esq. J.P. see Brandeston 59
Brandon hall, RobertF. Burton esq. .l.P. see Brandon... 60
Hrandon house, Lieut-Col. Boyd Cullen Poley Hamilton
R. M., J. P. see Brandon .•• ..•..•.•......• .••... ..• .•. ... .•• .•• 60
Brandon park, Baron Victor De Rarreto J.P. see Brandon 60
Brantham court, Col. Montague Charles Browning .I. P.
~e ]Jr1llltllaIll ..............•.......................•............ t)2
Bredfield house, Mrs. White, see Bredfield.... ~............ 62
Brent Eleigh hall, William Player Brigstocke esq. see
Brent Eleigh••••••••..•.••••••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••••• 115
Brettenham hall, William Henry Herbert esq. see
lIretteIlllsIIl ...••••..••..••..•.••....••••••••....••..•.••..••••.•• ti3
Briars (The), Miss Dewing, see Nowton 277
Broke hall, Rear-Admiral John Eliot Pringle, see Nacton 272
Brome hall, Lady Bateman, see Brome ••••••....•..•...•..• 64
Broom hills, George Holt Wilson esq. D.L" .l.P. see
Botesdale 53
Browston hall, Capt. Prickett B.N. see flelton 46
Burnt Oak, Mrs. Woolley, see East Bergholt............... 48
Carlton hall, Capt. George Edward Price B.N., J.P. see
Kelsale •.. ..•... ..•.......................•.•• .••.•.....•.•..... •.• 223
Cavendish hall, Mrs. Ramsay L'Amy, see Cavendish... 91
Cavenham' park, Mrs. Clotilde Davies, see Cavenham... 92
Cedars (The), Mrs. Grimwood, see Melton 262
Chadacre hall, Col. Lawrence Heyworth, see Shimpling 301
Chantry (The), Capt. Sir William CecH Henry Domville
bart. c.B., .l.P. see Sproughton 311
Chauntry house, William Basham Gurteen esq. .I. P.
see Haverhill...... •....••.•.•••••.•••••.••••••.••••.••••.••••••.•• 158
Chediston Grange, Mrs. Groom, see Chediston 93
Chediston hall, Mrs. Rant, see Chediston .•.... .•• .•• 93
Chelsworth hall, Lt.-Col. Frederick Wm. Scudamore
I.P. see Chelsworth............................................. 94
Clopton hall, Duncan Parker esq. .l.P. see Rattlesden... 287
Clyffe (The), Russell James Colman esq. D.L., .l.P. see
(Jo~It ••••••••••.••••••••.•••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J()3
Cockerells hall, WaIter Arthur Copinger esq. LL.D. see
BnxhaIl ... ..•... ••. .•......• ..• .•.......••.... .....•....•. ... ... .•• 89
Cockfield hall, Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Blois bart.
D.L., I.P. see Yoxford ..•.•......•.....• ~ .......•..•.•......••.• 379
Coldham hall, Lt.-Col. Harry Trafford-Rawson I.P. see
S"tanningfield .,. .••.•..••.•• .••..• .•. .•• .•••••.•. ..•.•••.••••.•• 31 I
Coney Weston hall, Frederic Stokes esq. see Coney
~~~Il .................•..•.••.••.••.••..•.....••••.....•.•••••••• J()J
Crepping hall, William Isaac Graham esq. see Stutton.. 326
Crowe hall, Col. James Colquhoun Reade I.P. see
Stntton ..............•.................•........•.••.....•......•... 326
Culford hall, Rt. Hon Earl Cadogan K.G., P.C., .l.P.
see Cnlford .........•...••...... '" •••... ••• ••.... ..•••. ..• ..• ..• 107
49 Cupola, Hon. William Arcedeckne Vanneck, see Leiston 233
Dalham hall, Sir Robert Affieck bart. D.L., .l.P. see
])all1~IIl •••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I()8
Darsham house, Douglas Parry-Crooke esq. D.L., .l.P.
see Darsham... ..• .•. .•. .•• log
D.L., I.P. see Downham ..•..•..•.•..••.••.•••.•.••••..••••• 113
Drinkstone house, John Chadwick Lomax esq. see
Drinkstone .•. •...•. ....•• •.•.•. ... ..••..... .....• •••••• .•• ••• ••• 113
Drinkstone park, Frederick Hodgson-Roberts esq. see
Drinkst-one •••. ..•• •••• •• . .•. •• . .•• ... •. .•• •••• ••• •.• ••• ••• ••• ••• I 13
Easton park, Lt.-Col. Francis Alfred LuC&s .l.P., V.D.
see Ealton ....•..•..•...•.••.••.•..••.•• •••..•..•.•••.••••••••••.•• 114
Edwardstone hall, Col. the Hon. Henry William Lowry-
Corry K..A., .l.P. see Edwardstone uS
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PAGE ~AGB
Elmswell grange, Mrs. Durrant, l!ee Elmswell u8 Holton hall, Lieut.-CoL Charles John Easton BoA. see
Elmswell hall, John Coleby Leatherdale ~q. see lIo1~1l ..•..•.•...•..•..•..•..•..•.••.••.••.••..•.••.••.••....... ~. I~
Elmswell ••••••••...••••.., •••.•• ••••••.•• .••.•• ••• .•••••••• 118 Holywells, John Pupuis Cobbold esq. l.P. see Ipswich•• 195
Elveden hall, Lord Iveagh K.B. see Elveden U9 Hopleys (The), Hon. Mortimer Tollemache, see Hor-
Euston ha~ General the Duke of Grafton K.G., CoB., ningsbeath 17':A
D.L., I.P. see Euston ....•••.•••••••.••••••••••••••..•••...•.•• 120 Hopton han, Col. Harry Hutchinson Augustns Stewart
Exning house, ~ajor E. W. D. Baird J.P. see Exning.•. 121 I.P. see Hopton,. near Lowestoft •••.••. ~ •••••••••••••.••..• J7J
Felixstowe lodge, Felix Thornley Cobbold esq. M.A., J.P. Hopton house, Charles Somerville Orde esq. I.P. soo
see Felixstowe •.• .••.•• ... .•• .•••••••• .••.••••• .••••••.••.• •.• .•• 127 HOpWll, near Lowestoft...... .•.••• .•. .•• •••.•• .•.... ..• 171
}<'ern hill, Harry Filmer Sulivan esq. see Melton .••..•.••, 253 Horringer Court, Edward Robert Hawkins esq. l.P.
Finborough hall, Robert John Pettiward esq. :M.A., J.P. see Homingsheath 172
see Great Finl>orongh.......................................... 131 Horringer house, Major John Arthur Lainson, see
Flixton hall, Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. D.L., l.P. Horningsheath..•.• ~ ..•..•...•.•..•..•.•••.•..•..•.••.••.••.••.•• 172
see Flixwn, near Bungay .••.••.., ,.. .•••••.••..•..• .••..• .•• 133 Hurts hall, William Evelyn Long esq. l.P. see Sax-
Flixton house, George William Bawtree esq. soo Flixton, mun.dham ..•.••..••••..•..•..•... .••..•.••.••••••••••• •••••••••..• 291
near Lowestoft. •••••••• •••••• .•• ••• ••• •••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• .•• ••• ••• 133 Icklingham hall, Miss Buxton, see Icklingham 175
Fornham house, Captain William St. George Ord, see Ickworth park, The Marquess of Bristol, Lord Lieut.
Fornham 81;., Martin ..•..•.•••••. :J 34 see Ickworth ......•.•..•..••••.:••..... ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 175
Fornham park, George Espec John Manners esq. see ,Ixworth Thorpe Manor house, Mrs. Mansfield, see
Fornham St. Genevieve....................................... 134 Thorpe-by-Ixworth....... .•... .••.•• •••.•• ..• .•• .••.• .•••••• .•. 339
Freston house, Herbert Jervis-White-Jervis esq. see Kennels (The), Matthew G. ,Hale esq. see Claydon...... 98
~r~t()11 •••••••••••••••••• ~.........................................I4() Kentwell hall, Hy. Turton Norton esq.see Long Melford 259
Freston lodge, Miss Venn, see Freston 140 Lackford Manor house, Rev. John Shuttleworth ~olden 227
Fritton hall, Henry Edmund Buxton esq. V.D., J.P. see M.A.., I.P. see Lackford ....•......•.•••••.••.•••••••..••..•••• 227
~rit~Il •••.••.••.••..•.••..•.••.•••••.••••••.•.••.••.••..••.••.•.•• 1~1 Langham hall, Mrs. Maitland Wilson, see Langham ••• 228
Fritton house, Mrsr Cubitt, see Frit~n ••• .•••.••.• .•• •••••• 141 Lavenham hall, William Biddell esq. J.P. see Lavenham 229
Gedding hall, Arthur Wakerleyesq. see Gedding.....•.•• 142 Layham house, The Misses Buchan, see Layham...... ••• 224
Gifford's hall, James Winter Britt!&in esq. see Stoke-by- Leiston Old Abbey, The Hon. Lady Rose, see Leilfton.•• 232
Nayland.,••••..•.••.••.•••••.•••••.••.••••••••••••••.••.••...•••.•• 314 Limes (The), Major Alfred MelIer B.A., J.P. see Rush-
Glemham hall, Lady North, see Glemham Parva .••••.•• 143 mere St. Andrews •..•••..•••••••.•••••.••.•••••••••••;;...•••• 296
Glevering hall, Arthur Heywood esq. D.L., l. P. see Little Casino, Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. D.L., J.P.
Hacheswn........................ .•••.•..•.••.•. .•••••.••..•.••••• 146 ~ 1lIde1>llr~1l .•.•••..•••.••••••.•••••••••••••••••.••••••••.•••.• ~2
Great Casino, Col. Arthur John Bethel ThelInsson J.P. Little Haugh, Reginald Gurney esq. see NortoQ 277
see Aldebnrgh •••.••..•.•••••.......,............................. 22 Little Thurlow hall, Charles Foster Ryder esq. s~ Little
Great Thurlow hall, Holl. W:illi~m Frederick Dl\nvers Tburlow••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••.•.•••••••••••••••.•••••,••••.•• 340
Smith M.P., D.L., l.P. see Great Thurlow .•••••••• ;••••• 340 Livermere park, Chas. Sydney Wentworth. Reeve esq.
Great Wratting hall, CoL Sharpe Goodchild, see (jreat see Livermere Magna •••..•.•...•••• .••••••••••••••••••••••• 236
W ratting ••• "..............................••••••••.•••••.••.•• ••• 377 Lodge (The), J:.ady Hughes, see East Bergholt............ 46
Grey Friars, Miles Barne esq. see Dunwich .••••• •••.•• .•• 114 Lodge (The),' Sir Auckland Colvin R.C.M.G., R.C.8.I.,
Greylands. Edward Hender80n esq. see Melton ~ ••••• 262 C.I.B. see Earl Soham.•..••.••.•••••••__.•• .•• .•• •••••••••••. ••• 304
Grove (The), Mrs. Waller, see Little Beatings 37 Loudham park, Col. Howard Whitbread C.B•• D.L., .T.P.
Grove (The), CoL Alfred Bloomfield l.P. see Great see Pettistree •••.••.••.••.••••••••.••.••.••.••.••••••••;.. ••• ••• 285
Glemham •••.••.••.••.••.••..•..•..•.••..•..••••.••.••.••••••••••• 1.43 Lound hall, Richard Hay Hay esq. see Lound... ...... .•• 236
Grove (The), Mrs. Hale, see Walsham-le..Willows ...... 348 Marlesford hall, Mrs. Charles Schreiber, see Marlesford 258
Grove park, Thomas Lomax esq. H •.A., D. L., J. P., see Melford hall, Rev. Sir William Hyde Parker bart. M.A.,
Yoxford................ ..•...........•.....•.....•.....•..•..• ..•.•• 379 I.P. see wng Melfol'd..•.•••.•.••..••••.••••••.•.••••••••.••••• 259
Gunton hall, The Misses Fowler, see Gunton ...... ••• •.• 146 Melford place, Charles Henry Westropp esq. see; Long
Gunton Old hall, Ernest William, Fowler P-Sq. l.P. see lWIelfor<l.•••••••...•.••.•.••••.•.••.•••••.•..••.•••••.••••••••.••.•• 2~
(Jllll~Il ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~................ J4ti Melton grange, Major John Edwards Werge Howey I.P.
Hadleigh hall, Lady Jackson, see Hadleigh 147 . see Melton................................. .•••••••••••••••••.••••• 262
Hardwick house. George Gery Milner-Gib80n-Cullum Melton hall, Mrs. Wood, see Melum _262
esq. H.A., .l.P., F.S.A., D.L. see Hardwick ••••••.••.••.•• 154 )lelton lodge, James Alexander Burness esq. see Melton 262
Hasketon Manor house, Capt. Julian A. Baker aN. see Mettingham castle, Clmrles Gurdon Kemball esq. l.P.
Hasketon ••••••..•.••..•..•.•• .•..••.•••.•..•.••.••.•••••.••••• ••• 156 see Mettingham ••• •.•.•• •••.•• ••• .••••• ••• .... ..••••••• •••.••••• 265
Haughley park, Mrs. Pretyman, .see HaugWey•••.••..•.•• 156 Moorlands, Robert Gordon esq. see Aldringham •••.••.•• 25
Hawstead house, Lieut.-Col' Thomas G. Booth, see Moreton hall, Ferdinand Eyre esq. D.L. see Bury St.
Haws1iead •••••••••••••••••. ,••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• 161 ~<lIllllncl8 ••••••.••.•••••••••••..•.•..••.•••••.••.,................ ~~
Helmingham hall, Lord Tollemache, see Helmingham~ 161 Moulton Paddocks, Sir Ernest Cassell R.C.... G. see
Hemingstone hall, Maj.-Gen. William George Martin Moulton •.. .••. .•.....• ..• .•. .••.•• ..• ••• ••• .•. ..• .••••• •••..• .•• 27 J
J. P. see HemingBtone ..•••• ....• ••••••••••••• ••• .••••••••.••••• I6~ Nether hall, Sir E. WaIter Greene bart. D.L., J.P. see
Hengrave hall, John Wood esq. H.A., D.L., J.P. see Pakenham... ..•...... .....• .••.•. ...•. ..••....• 283
Hengrave ... .••.••..•..• .••..•..•.. ..••..••••.•••••.•••••.••.••••• 162 Newe house, Maj.-Gell. Horace Percival B.A., J.P. see
Henham hall, Earl of Stradbroke D. L., l. P. see Henham 162 Pakenbam...... .•• .•• •••.•• ..• •.•..• ..•. •••....• .•••...•• .••.•• ••• 2(;3
Henley hall, Mrs. Arthur Wolfe, see Henley..••••..•..•.•• 163 North Court lodge, Lt.-Col. Basil Edward Spragge
Henstead hall, Sir Thomas Vere Sherlock Gooch bart. D.S.O., ~.P. see Brandon............ .•...•..•.••....••..••....• 60
se.e Henstead...... .•. .•. ..• ....•• ]63 North Cove hall, Mrs. Lister, see North Cove .•..••.••.•• 104
Hepworth house, Thomas Tindal Methold esq' B.A., l.P. North Leigh, Hon. Stanhope Alfred Tollemache B.A.,
see Hepworth ..•... .•• •••. •...• •••... ••• .•. .•. .•• 164 J. P. see II>Swich ••..••..•...........•..•..•••........•.•.•.••.•• ~Ol
Hennitage (The), CoL H. D. Farrington, see Layham.. 231 Nowton court, James Henry Porteus Oakes esq. D.L.,
Herringfieet hall, CoL Hill Mussenden Leathes J.P. see J.P. see Nowton .•.....•.•...••.•..••••••••••..•••••.•..•..•..•• 277
I1el1r~~t ]6~ Oakley Park, Arth. Wm. Hy. Hayesq. l.P. see Hoxne 172
Herringswell house, William Edmund Image esq. D.L., Old Hall (The), Richard Corder esq. see Claydon......... 98
l. P. see Herringswell ..•.• •••...• .••..• •••..• .••..• •.•.•• 164 Old Manor house, Col. Frederic Pocklington .l.P. see
Hestley hall, Frederick William Hammond esq. see Chelsworth .••.••.....•..••...••.••.•..•••.••.•..•.•..•..••..•.•• 94
Thorndon ..• ..••.• .••..•..• ... ...••• .•• .•• .••..• .••.•• .•. .•• ••• ••• 338 Orwell park, Capt. Ernest George Pretyman B.A., H.P.,
Heveningham hall, Lord Huntingfield l.P. see He- D. L., J. P. S86 N acton.... ...•.. .•• 272
veningham ..••.•..•.••..•.••.••.•••••.••.•••••.••..•••..••.••.•• 165 Oulton hall, Frederick Robt. Welchman esq. see Oulton 281
Higham hall, Mrs. Edward Cooper, see Higham, near Oosden hall, Sigismund Neumann esq. see Ousden.••.•• 281
lIa<llei~11 .•••••..•..•.••.••..•.•..••.....•.•..••.••.••••••••.••••• I~ Overbnry hall, James Fairlie Thomas Dipnall esq. l.P.
Highlands, Mrs. Peel, see East Bergholt ••• .•• .••.•• •••.•• 48 see I.a.yham •••..•.••.••....•.....••..•.•.....••..•.•..••..••••.•• 231
Hill house, Mrs. Norton, see Rickinghall Inferior •••.•• 291 Pakenham lodge, Dowager Lady Thornhill,seePakenham 283
Hill house, Capt. Hervey Aston Oakes l. P. see Stow- Parham hall, Frederic Snowden Corrance esq. D.L., J.P.
market •.••••..• .••••• .•• ..•.•• .•• .•• .•• •••..• .•• .••.••••••••.•• .•• 3]8 see Parham •••••••••..•.••.•••••....•••••.••..•.•••.•.••.••.••.•• ~84
Hinderclay hall, George Rowland Holt Wilson esq. B.A., Pinetoft, Lather Holden esq. J.P. see Rnshmere, near
I.P. see Hinderclay ... ..•.••.•..••.•••.••••..••••.•••••..••••••• 166 Ipswich..•.••.••..•.••..:..•..•.••.••..•.••..•.•...•.••.••.••.••••• 295
Hobland hall, Mrs. Parlby, see Bradwell .••••••••.•••••.•• 57 Pippin park, Godfrey Wm. Ainsworth Baldwin esq. J.P.
Holbecks, Henry Lewis Dillman Engleheart esq. I.P. see Ud~te ..•... ........•... .....• ..•..• 235
see lJayham ....•...•....•.....••.••.••.....•....••..•.•..••.••.•• 231 Plashwood park, Benjamin B. Booth esq. J. P. see
Holbrook ball, Mrs. Mitchell, see Little Waldinfield . .•• 34' Haughley .......••.•• ..........•.•.•..•.••... ..•.••..•.•••••..•.•• JS6
Holbrook house, GifIord Sherman Reade el5q. see Playford hall, George Edwin Criilp esq. see Playford .•• 2iS
HolblOOk •••••••••••• ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .••••• x68
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Playford mount, Fra.ncis Seymour Stevenson esq. ~.P;, Sproughton Manor house, Major Robert Phillips I.P.
B.A., D.L., J.P. see Playford ..•....•....••..••.••..•... ;'...•. 286 see Sproughton ....•. .. •..........•. ... .•. ..•.•. .•. . .. .••..•... 31 I
Plumpton ha.ll, Col. Edward Arthur Butler, see Wbepo: Stoke college, Mrd Loch D.S.O. soo Stoke-by-Clare .... 313
stead .•• .•• ••. ..• .••••• •.. ••••.. ..••.• .••••.•..••. .••..• ..•••.•.. .•• 358 Stoke hall, William Alfred Elliston M.D., .T.P. soo Ipswich 196
Polstead hall, Edward Buckley Cooke esq. .T.P.·. see Stowlangtoft hall, Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. D.L.,
~ols~aCl..•......................................................... 28ti J. P. see Soowlangtoft •••.•••••.••••••••.••....••..•.••.•••••.•• 317
Poplar house, Waiter Thomas Walpole esq. see Beyton 49 Stradishall place, Thomas Bower esq. see Stradishall... 325
Priory (The), Alex. G. Linzee esq. see Clare ...... ;..... 97 Stratford hall, Lieut.-Col. Richard Stokoe, see
Raworth park, Major Ernest Frederick Gales .l. P. see Stmtford St. Mary .....•.•...........•.•••....••..••••..•.....• 325
~yham........•..•.•••.......•........•.•..••....•..••..•... I..... 23 1 Stratford hills, Hon. Sir John Gorell Barnes, see
Stratford St. Mary ..•.....•.•...•....••.•.........•.......•.... 326
Red house, Mrs. Rowley, soo Ufford ; 345
Redgrave hall, Godfrey WaIter esq. .l. P. see Redgrave.•. 289 Stutton hall, James O. Fison eM(}. see Stutton 326
Redisham hall, Mrs. Garden, see Ringsfield 292 Sudborne hall, Arthur Herbert Edward Wood esq. see
Rendlesham hall, Lord Rendlesham D.L., .T.P. see Sudborne .............................• .•................ ... ..• .•• 327
&ndlesham I ••• •••••• ••••• •••• •••••• 290 Syleham hall, Miss A. H. Fairbrother, soo Syleham ... 335
Retreat (The), Sir William Dunn bart. M.P., F.R.G.S., Tattingstone place, Roger Kerrison esq. M.A., .T.P. soo
I.P. see Lakenheath.•.•.........•..••......••..••.•......•.•..•• 227 Tattingsrone... ..•......... .....•.•...•..•..• ....•• ..• ••• .•• 336
Reydon hall, Rev. John Norris Frederick Ewen M.A. Tendring hall, Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart. D.L.,
see ReydoD .•.••• .•••....• .•..•• ••• ... .•• .•• .••..• .•••••......••• 291 ;I.P. see Stelke.by-Nayland.••..••••.••••••••.••.•••••..•••••.• 304
Ringsfield hall, Samuel Base esq. .l.P. see Ringsfield ... 292 Theberton hall, Henry Montagu Doughtyesq. .l.P. see
Rookery (The), Edward Leigh Heseltine esq. see Theberton...... .••.•• ••.••• .••.•. •..•••.•••••.•• •••..•.•• •.• ••. .•• 336
Yoxford............... ....•....... 379 Theberton house, Mrs. Milner-Gibson, soo Theberton 336
Rous hall, Frederic Wm. Darby Robin80n esq. .T.P. see Thistleton hall, John Symonds esq. see Burgh 72
Boocles ..•.••...••...•..........••......••....••..•..•......•...••. 38 Thorington hall, Col. Guy Lenox Bence-Lambert D. L.,
Rosary (The), Major Edward Charles Moor J.P. see J. P. see Thorington..•..•..•.•.....••.••.••.•...•.•........••... 337
Great :Bealings... ..•... ..•........•.....• ..•..•..•... ..........•. 37 Thorlle court, Frederick John Methold esq. .l.P., F.S.A.
Rougham hall, Edwin Jas. Johnstone esq. see Rougham 294 see Shimpling .•..••.••.••..•..•.......•...•.•...•..•.••..•.••... 301
Roundwood (The), Gen. Edward John McNll.ir, see Thornham hall, Lord Henniker M.A., F.S,A., D.L., .T.P.
Rushmere, near Ipswich......... .......................•....•• 295 see Thornham Magna... ..•... ..•.......••..........••....• ••.. 338
Rushbrooke hall, Robert Wyndham Jermyn Rusbbrooke Thurston cottage, Major Arthur Faulconer Paulton,see
esq. see Rnshbrooke........•.••..•..••..........•.'.............. 295 ThuJ'Soon •••••. ••..•. ••. .••. •••••..•.••.•.••••.• •••..•• ••••• ••••.• 341
St. John's, Charles Goodrich esq. soo Palgrave 283 Tostock place, Mrs. Brown, see- T08tock.. ~ 34~
St. John's hall, Richard Day French esq. .T.P. see Towers (The), Mrs. Hessey, see Melton 262
Ilketsball St. John •••.••.••.•...•.••.••.••.••..•..•..•.•. .....• 176 Trostou hall. Mrs. Clarkson, see Troston 343
St. Margaret's, Edward H. Fosbury esq. see Herringfleet 164 Tuddenham hall, Henry :Fairfax Harwood esq. .T. P. see
Saxham hall, Frank Riley Smith esq.see Great Saxham 296 Tuddenham St. Martin....................................... 343
Semer lodge, Mrs. Archer, see Semer 2q9 Ufford place, Edward Brookeesq. .T.P. see Ufford ......... 345
Shadingtield hall, Edward Ellis esq. soo Shadingfield.•• 300 Uplands. Rev. Barnard Gooch BarnaOO-Smith M.A. see
Shrubbery (The), Mrs. Frederick Barlow, soo Hasketon 156 Carlton Colville •.•..•.••••• ••••••.•• ••••••..•..• ..•..• ........• go
Shrubland hall, Lord De Saumarez M.A" .T.P. see Vale (The), Eugene Wells esq. .T.P. see Buxhall ......... 89
Barham... ••••.. •••..• •••.•. •••.•... •... .•. ..• ••• ••• .•• 31 Wenhaston Grange, Frederick Mander Remnant esq.
Sibton Abbey, Egerton Bagot BlTd Levett-Scrivener, ~. P. see Wenhasoon ••. ••• •.• ••• •••••• .•.• ••• ... ••• .••.•• ........• 353
Commander R. N., ~. p. see Sibton •.• .••. ••• ••• .•• ••• .•• ••• 300 West lodge, Charles Aug. Drake HalfoOO esq. see East
Sibton park, John Kendall Brooke esq. M.A., .l.P. see IJer~llolt .••.•....•.•.•..••..•.......••..••••.•.....•............• ~8
Sibton ••• ••• ... ••• .•• .•. .•• ••• .••.•• ..• .•. .••.•• .•• .•••••••• .•. .•• 302 West lodge, Waiter Orbell Palmer esq. see Bradfield St.
Sizewell house, Mrs. Ogilvie, see Aldringham 25 George .•....•••.....•.•..•...•.•••••..•••...•••,... ••..•• .•• .•• ..• 56
Somerleyton hall, Sir Savile Brinton Crossley bart. .T.P. Wetheringsett manor, Mrs. Brooke, see Wetheringsett 356
see Somerleyton .••.•.•••....••..........•......•........•....•• 304 Woodbridge abbey, Capt. Ranulphus J. Carthew esq.
Sotherton hall, Capt. Cuthbert Herbert Morrice, see ~~P., e.c. see Woodbridge ••••.•••••••••••••.•••••••••.•••••••• 370
f3otl1e~1l .•••...••..•.••.••••••..••. ~ •• ~ ••..•....•.........•.•.• ~. 3eMS Woodlands, Mrs. Rodwell, see Holbrook 168
Sotterley hall. Miles Barne esq. & Lady Constance, see Woodlands (The), Sir Henry C. J. Bunbury hart. D.L.,
~67
So~~~te~~e:.. F~;;~i~" E~~~~'·&bi;,gk.';'··~~: ..;: ~:. ~.; 3 Woolverstone hall, Charles Hugh Berners esq. .T.P., D.L.
06 J. P. see Mildenhall .••......... .•.... .••.••..•..• .•. ••• ••• •••..•

Haleswortb ... ••••••••...• .••.•••. •...••••••.••••••••...••.••.••• 151 see W oolverstone... •••••••.•.•• .••.••.••••••••••••••••••••.•• ••• 374
Sparrowe's Nest, Capt. Mileson Edgar .T.P. see Whitton- W orlingham hall, Frederick W. Hotham esq. see Wor-
cum-Thurleston 359 liIl~llalJl ....••......••...•...••••••.•••••••••••..•••••••.•.•••••• 3JrS
Spexhall Manor house, Capt. Madaine Whitting, 8ee Wortham manor, Miss Betts, see Wortham 376
SJ>exhall .•....••• ••• •••.•. ••• •••.•• .•.•• ••.. ••••••.•• ••.••. 310 Yaxley hall, Mrs. Welch, see Yaxley 379

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THB NUlIBERB REFERRED TO ARB THB ADVEB'1'ISBllENT PAGES AT THB BND Oll' THB BOOK.

PAGE PAOB
BANKS. Aviary manufacturers :--
BACON, COBBOLD & CO . I
BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD.
BARCLAY & CO. LTD . I
Facing commencement of Norfolk
LACONS, YOUELL & KEMP •••••••••••• 00 . • • • 2 &ker:-
W. JESSOP.•....•••.... II1II..... .••• •••.•• ... ... ....•••.• 58
ASSURANCE. Bedding manufacturers : -
ALLlA.NCE •••••••••••.•• •••••
I ••••••••••••••••••••••••
3 STAMMERS & SON •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 37
COUNTY FIRE••••••....•••..•••.•• I ••••••••••••••••
3 Bedstead manufacturer:-
EAGLE . 4 G. TyCE...... ..• .••..• ..• .•••••.•• ..•...... ..•. ....• ... 54
ESSEX & SUFFOLK EQUITABLE .•..••..• 4 Biscuit manuf8.C!turer ::-
GENERAL REVERSIONARY & INVEST- W. E. JESSOP••• ..••.•••••. ..•.•••. ..• 58
MENT CO.•••..•.•• 1_· " •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Blacksmith : -
IMPERIAL ...••••••..•.••....••.•.•........•..•••...... 6 W. DyE.................. ..........•........ 57
LAW REVERSIONARY INT ERES'f SO-
Blue manufacturers : -
CIETY . S J. & J. COLMAN ••••......••• ... Inaid, FrotJt OotJer
LONDON ASSURANCE .........
- . 6
Boardin~ establishments:-
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE .00 ••••••
7
NORTHERN ...................I.· " . 7
MISS S. E. BURTON ..••.•..•••...••••••••..•••••• 22
L. CLOWE .
NORWICH UNION F1RI£ & LIFE •••..•.••.•• 8 40
PH<BNIX FIRE .••..••• ~ ..•...•••••• ~ •••••...•••••••.• H. FOX •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••....•••••••••••••••••• 17
9
PROVIDENT LIFE •••..•••......•••.••.•...••••..• MISS KERSEY ~ . 31
• 9
ROYAL EXCHANGE .•• ~~.~ •• ; . 11
TRINITY HOUSE (YARMOUTH) ••••••••••• 4 8
SUN FIRE .••.•••.•.....•..••••..•.. ~ ••....•••.•.••..•• 10 Boat builders : -
YORKSHIRE ••.••••.•.••.....••••.....•..-.•••.••..•.•. 11 HART & SON ~ .....
,••..•.•..........•••••..........
Boiler makers::-
mSCELLA.)TEOUS. PERTWEE & BACK .............................. 4S
Accountants : - F. S. PLUMMER •••..•.•••••••••••.•••••.•••••••.•.• 58
T. M. ENNION •••..•...••••....................•.•.•• SI Bookbinder : -
J. MOBES & SON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • 33 He GREEN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••.•••
Agricultural implement manufacturers : - Boot & shoe manufacturers:.,..
W. DYE ••••...••••••••...•••.••••••••••••••••.•••••..••• 57 BOWHILL & ELLIOTT . 22
WESLEY & CO. LTD. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SS G. SMITH & CO••••••••••••.••••••.••••.•••••••••••• 47
Agricultural machinist : - Brandy merchants ::-
W. J. WOODS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. D. KIDDELL & CO••••••••••...••••••••••••••• 14
Ale & porter merchant:- Brasllfounders : -
C. STAPLETON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 47 GUEST & CHRIMES ••••••••••••.••.....••••••..••
Artesian well bore!':- T. SMITHDALE & SON••••••...••••••••••••••••••
W. E. FAK.E •.••.••••..••.••••••••..••••••••••.••••••• Breeches maker:-
Artificial eye manufacturer : - E. G. HEWISH..•.....•......•....••.•.•••.•••••.•..• 43
H. 4.. KING •••••.••...•..••.....•••..•...•••.••..•.••• 32 Brewers:-
Artificial limb manufacturer : - BISHOP & CO.•.•...•.•...•••••••.•••••....•••••••.•. 4°
W. F. ()l?JrOllI>•••••••••••••••.•••••••.••••.••••••..••• MORGANS BREWERY CO. LTD•.•••••••••••• 34
Asbestos goods JD8Dufacturers : - STEWARD & PATTESON LTD•••••••••••••••• 37
W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD.••.••••••.••..••• 13 Briek & tile maker:-
Auctioneers : - I. J. WALES...•••••••.••••...•••.•••....••..••••.•••••
F. GROUNDS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 58 Brush manufacturer:-
H.LEE ••• ••• ••••••••• •••••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 44 F. BLYTH ................................. _ .
39
H. J. LIMMER ..................................... 49 Builderll ::-
J. MOBBS & SON ••••••••..•••••.•••••.••.••••••.••• 33 G. GUYMER.•..•••••••••..•...•.••••...•••..••••••••.•
A. G. & A. NOTLEY...•....••••.........••••••...• 44 R. L. LEVERIDGR•••....••.••.••.•••.••.•.•••...••
F. H. RAy•••••..•••••••••••.••..•.••.•••••••••••.....• 46 J. B. & F. llANN•••••••..•••••••.••.•.•••.•..••••.••
'TITCOME & FEW ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 BEDDING et SON . .
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1'.10B PAGI
Bllilders' ironmonger:- Dredging contractors:-
A. GILL ........•....... " ......•••........... I' " .•••.. 12 1. HOBROUGH & SON .. 29
Butchers:- l)ruggists--1Vholesale:-
D. W. BELLA.MY & SON .. P Am & BAYLES..•.•... 34
49 I' " '" •••••••

W. & S. HALIB •.••••......................••...... 42 Dynamo manufacturers : -

BAILY, GRUNDY & BARRETT LTD .......••
Cab proprietor : -
F. W. CANHAM ••••••.... " . 16 Electrical engineers:-
BAILY, GRUNDY & BARRETT LTD . 21
Cabinet brassfounder:-
Electrotypers : -
A. GILL.•.•..••..•.......••............ I ••• I" I'. " . " ••• 12
GODFREY & McCALL .••••.....••••..•••••.•...... IS
Cabinet makers:-
Engineers : -
STAMMERS &. SON •••.•...•.••••••••••••.•••••.•• 37 PERTWEE & BACK •..... '" " ..•....... I ••••••• " ••

G. TyCE•••...•.•••••...••.•.•.•.•••••..•...•.•.••.•••.. 54 T. SMITHDALE & SON .

Candle manufacturers : -
E. MANN & CO•.••••••.••••••.•••••••••••••••.•••••
Carriage builder:- 13
F. W. CANHAM •••...•...••...•....•..•..•.••..•..•
Carriage proprietor:- w. ~.,.
OFFORD_ ••••••.••....•••••....••..•.••.••.••..•
E. S. SI·NGLETON . 36 WEYER & CO.....•••.••.••..•••...•.••....•.•••.•••
Cart & van builder:- Eye glaBS manufacturer:-
W. CRANE .••..••••.•••••..••...••.•..••••.•••.••.••..• 41 H. A. KING ..•••..•..•..••••..•.••....•.•••............
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Cartridge manufacturer : - Fancy goods dealer:-
E. WILSON ••••••.••••..••.••.••.•••.•..•.••.•...•... SS F."BLYTH .....••.••••••••.....•.••••••••••••••..•.•.... 39
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Champagne agents:- Fire extinguishing apparatus manufacturers : -

REUSS, LAUTEREN & CO .. 15 GUEST & CHRQ[ES •••••.•• 60
Chandelier manufacturers:- Fishing tackle manufacturer : - •
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GU.EST. & CHRIMES •••.••.••.••••••••.••..•.••.•• 60 A. J. RunD .•.••..•..•....•........••.....•.....•.•...• 47
Chemists:- Fishmonger : -
PAIN & BAYLES •••.••.•••••••••••••••;••••••.••••• 34 R." NOCKELS•.••••••••. ~. .•• ••• ••. •.••..•. •.••..•...•• 49
Church decorators:- " .
Florists : -
J. & J. KING....•.....••..••...••..,...•...••.....••.••
, , T. JANNOCH •••....•••••••.••••••..••.............•.•• 43
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W. R. WEYER & CO .••.••.••.•...•.••.••.•••••••• J. PROCTOR ••••.••••••••••••.••••.••...•••••••.••••.•••
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Closet manufacturers : - S. TREDGETT & SONS . 48
GUEST & .CHRIMES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Coal & coke
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:- R. J. READ .•••••••.••...•••..••.•••.•..•.•..•••••••••• 20
AUSTIN & CO••••.•••.•••.•••••.•••••...••••.••••.•• 40 Fruiterers : -
O. J. HAMMOND . 42 R. NOCKELS . 49
WESLEY & CO. LTD.•••.•.....•.•.•••.••••••••••• SS . J. PROCTOR ••••••.•.•••••••••••••.••••....•.•.•••••••• 45
Confectioner : - S. TREDGEIT & SONS ..••.•..••.•..••....•.....•., 48
W. E. J'ESSOP..•..•••••.••....•••••.......••..•...... 58 Funeral carriage proprietors : -
Corn & wheat merchant : - E. S. SINGLETON •• ~.~..................... ••....•. 36
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R. J. READ •••.•..•• •.. .. ..•..• ... ..• ..•...... ... ... 20 E. J. WIGG & SON ••••. •..••. ••••••••.•.....• •.•• ••• S9
Cricketing outfitter : - Furniture removers ::-
A. J. RUnD .....•....•...• ,.•.••.....•.•••••••..•.•• 47 T. G. & W... BOLTON BROTHERS 21
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Cycle manufacturers:- H. HAYWARD •.•.••••••••••..•••.••.•.••• ,........... 43
W. H. PLEASANTS..•.. !' .~ •.••••••••••••••••••••••• 4S PHILUPS & SON ••• ••• .••••••.. .•• ••.... .•••.... .... 19
SPARKS & CO••••••••••••••••.••.••.••..••.•....••••• 54 H. WINTER Facing commencement
Cycle repairers ::- of Oambridgeshire
W. H. PLEASAN'TS .••..•••••••.•••••.••••••••••••.• 45 Furniture storers:-
SPARKS & CO ••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••.••.••.••.•• 54 T. G. & W. BOLTON BROTHERS . 21
, , H. WINTER Facing commencemet.t
Cyder growers : -
. of Oambridgeshire
w. GAYMER & SON, ••••••••••••••••.•••••.••••• 25 Furriers ::_
R. ROUT & SON •••••••••.•.••••••.••.••..•••..•••.• 35 GARDINER & CO . 18
Decorators :'-
G. STACE •.••.•..••....•.••••••.••...•••.•••••••••••••• 54
J. & J. KING ••••••••• ••• 32 Game & poultry food manufacturers :_
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1. H. & F. MANN..•••••...•••..•.•.•.•. ~....... .•••••
BEDDING & SON '................
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J CHAMBERLIN & SMITH
SPRATT'S PATENT LIMITED••• ~
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.Distillers : - commencement of SuffOlk
HILLS & UNDERWOOD...... ••• ••• ••• .•• 28 Garden chair msnufacturers : -
Dog bisCuit manufacturers:- BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD... Facing
J. CHAMBERLIN & SMITH :.:....... 24 commencement of Norfolk
SPRATT'S PATENT LTD Facing I
Garden roller manufacturers:- .
commenCflment of Suffolk BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD...Facing
l)og kennel manufaeturers : - «Jrnmencement of Norfolk
BARNARD, BISHOP & .BARNARDS LTD...Facing Gas burner manufacturers:-
. com1JU:{j~ment 0/ Norfolk GUEST & CHRIMES 60
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Gate manufacturer : - hon gate manufacturers:-
R. L. LEVERIDGE ••• • • 1I1111"~
cc, • '-11. At ••••• , • • • • S8 BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD•.•
Glaziers:- Facing COl1Un8nc8m8nt 0/ NorJolk
1. & 1. KING _ .. hoDmonger : -
Glovers:- -L Gl.U .......................................
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A. B. CROSSMAN ..• •••••••••• ••• •.• ••••••••• ••• •••• •• 41 Iron roof manutaeturer :_
G. STACE •• .•• ••• ••• ••• •••••• ••• ••••••••• ••• ••••••••• ••• 54 W. HARBROW IS
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~rr• • • • • • J . . . . . . . - • • • _

Gun flint manufacturer:- Jobmasters : -

R. J. SNARE ••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• 58 F. W. CANHAM •••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16
Oun manufacturers:- E. S. SINGLETON . 36
A.. 1'. RUDD ••••••••••••••••••••••..••••••••••••••••••• 47 Ladder manufacturer : -
E. WILSON........ ...........•........•.••....•. , ..... SS R. L. LEVERIDGE •••••••,••••••••••••••••••••••••_ 58
Hardwarema.n : - Ladies' tailors : -
J. LEACH ••••••••••••..••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 33 GARDINER .& CO. ••••••••••••.••••••••.••••••••••• IS
Hardware merchant:- Lamp manuf¥t\U'6rs;-
F. BLYTH ••••••.•..•.••••••.•••••.•••..•.••••••.••.••• 39 GUEST
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& CHRIMES •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• 60
Hatters : - Lathe manufacturer : -
A. R. CROSSMAN •••••••• ••••• c ••••••••••••••••••• E. HINES ... ,
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HAMMOND & CO. LTD..•••••••••••••••••••.•.••• Laundries : - ••
Hoop & hurdle maker : - CITY
. STEAM LAUNDRY _
I. J. WAL'ES . W. GROOM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Hosiers:- Leather dressers & manufacturers : -
A. R. CROSSMA.N . 41 WEBB & SON •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 49
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HAMMOND & CO. LTD••••.•••••.•.•••••••••••••• 52 Liqueur merchants :-
Hot water enlineer : - CHAMBERLIN & SMITH •••••••••••••••••••••••• 24
F. S. PLUMMER ................•.......•. , . SS J. D. KIDDELL & CO•••••••: . 14
Hotels : - MAULDON & SONS .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, 58
BELL HOTEL (THETFORD).................... 39 Linoleum manufacturer:-
C. F. BENNEWITZ......... Facing commencilment D. HURN ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3°
0/ Suffolk Court Livery stable proprietors:-
W. CROCKER ....••.••......................... ~ .... 41 E. ;,r. WIGG & SON••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• 59
T. HORNE ••••••••••••••••••..••••••••••.•••••••• Il •••• 52 Lock furniture manufacturer:-
M. KIEFFER••••• ~ .••...••..••••••••••.•••••.•c ••••••• 31 A. GI'Ll..t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
C. STAPLETON..•••••••••••••.••..••••••••••••••••.•• 47 Locksmith :-.
Hotel-vrivate : - • A. GILL .••••••••.••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• 12
H.FOX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 Machine band manufacturers : -
House decorators:- WEBB & BON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 49
C. HOLBORN & CO. •••....•.•••.•.••••••.•••••••• 30 W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD . 13
Houae & estate agents : - Magnesia manufacturers : -
T. M. EN'NION •••••••" ...•••.... c ••• c ••••••••••••• SI DINNEFORD & CO. • . 14
W. A. GLANFIELD••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 26 Mantle manufacturers ::-
H. LEE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 44 I. W. CALEY &• CO••••.•••••••••••••••••.•••••••• 23
H. J. LIM.MER ••••••••• c ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 49 Manure merchants : -
A. G. & A. NOTLEY ••••••••••••.•..•....••••••••• 44 WESLEY & CO. Ll'D "!" . 55
F.R.RAY •.•••••••..••••••••.••••...••••••...•••••.••• 46 Marquee & tent manufa(!ture1'8 : •
TIT COMB & FEW ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 c. HOLBORN & CO••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3°
Houae furnishers : - Military boot manufacturers : -
PHILLIPS & SON ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 BOWHILL & ELLIOTT ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 22
STAMMERS & SON•••••••••••••••••••••.•.••••••••• 37 Mill furnishers : -
Hurdle manufacturers : - BRYAN CQRCORAN LTD .
BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD. W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD .
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Facing commencemmt of Norfolk Millstone builders : -
R. L. LEVERIDGE 58 BRYAN CORCORAN LTD .
Illuminators : - Millwrights : -
J. & ~. KING ••• •••••• ••• •••••• ••• ••••••••• •••••• ••• 32 T. SMITHDALE & SON .........................
Insurance agent:- W. J. WOODS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
W. A. GLANFIELD••..•• c . 26 Mincing & sausage machine makers:-
Insurance & financial agents : - COCKSEDGE & CO•••••••••••••••••••••..•••.•••••• 23
J. MOBBS & SON •••••••••...••••••••••••• ••••••••• 33 Mineral water manufacturers:-
Iron buildings manufacturer:- MORGANS BREWERY CO. ~1r])••••••••••••• 34
W. HARBROW••• ••• •••••••••••••.••••• ••• .••••••••••• 15 PAIN & BAYLES . ••••••••••••••••••••• 34
hon fencing manufacturers : - Monumental mason : -
BARNARD, mSHOP & BARNARDS LTD. F. H. GODDARD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Facing commencerM1I' 0/ Notj'olk Music warehouae:-
Ironfounders : - He GODBALL•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 26
PERTWEE & BACK... 4S Mustard making maclaine17 manufaeturers : -
T. SMITHDALE & SON 36 T. SMITHDALE & SON •••••••••••••••••••••••• I
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:Mustard manufacturers:- Quarry owners:-

J. & J. COLMAN Inside Front C()fJM' W. A. DARBISHIRE..••...•.•..•.••••••...••....•• 59
• Newspapers:- PEN.YR-ORSEDD SLATE QUARRY CO•
BURY & NORWICH POST 50 LIMITED..••...•..........•...•...••....••..•.•...••• 59
CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE 50 Robe manufacturer : -
CAMBRIDGE DAILY NEWS 50 E. G. HEWISH..••..............••.•.•. ".........•••.• 43
CAMBRlDGESHIRE TIMES 57 Rope manufacturer:-
"DAYLIGHT" ••••••••••••...••••••.••...•........••• SO D. HURN•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••.•.••••••••.••.••••••
GREAT YARMOUTH ADVERTISER 56
Saw mill proprietor:-
LYNN ADVERTISER ••••••••• 53
I. J. WALES.••••.•••••.•••.••••••••••••.••••••...•....•
LYNN NEWS & COUNTY PRESS............ 53
NORFOLK CHRONICLE • ••••••••• ••• 53 Scale makers : -
NORWICH MERCURy...... 53 COCKSEDGE & CO...••••••.•.•••.••....•.•••••••• 23
PEOPLE'S WEEKLY JOURNAL .•• 53 Schools:-
THETFORD & WATTON TIMES ••• ••• ••• 54 THEOBALDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL .......... 57
WEST SUFFOLK ADVERTISER 55 F. D. WHEELER ••.•.•..•..•••••••......•...•....••• 39
WISBECH ADVERTISER.. 55 Schools & eolleges:-
WISBECH STANDARD 59 GREAT YARMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL 27
YARMOUTH INDEPENDENT................. 56 J. i'UBNER . 57
YARMOUTH MERCURy........................ 56 Seedsmen ::-
Nurserymen : - BmD & VALLANCE •••••••......••..••..•.•••••
BIRD & VALLANCE ," " '" ••.•••..•• 49 (t. ~()~E)lC1i]) ••••••••••••••• , ••••••••...•••.•...••••
T. lANNOCH ••••••....••..•...•.•.••.•.....••••.••...• 43 S. TREDGETT & SONS ..
S. TREDGETT & SONS .................
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Oil & color merchant : - I. W. CALEY & CO•••••••.•.••••...• 23 t ••••••••••••

J. LEACH -•.•••.....•.•••• 33 G. STACE •••••••••.•••••••.••••••••••••••• 54

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Oil importers : - Slate merchants:-

E. MANN & CO••••........•. ' •.••.••. It.............
58 W. A. DARBISHIRE.... 59
Oil merchants & refiners : - PEN-YR-ORSEDD SLATE QUARRY CO.
W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD 13 UMITED. I t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 59
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Painters:- RANSO NS LTD •••.•••.•....•• ,••.••.••..•..•.,. .. ...• 46

G. GUYMER •••••••••..•.••.....•... ~ •.•.•......•....• 58 Soap manufacturers : -
H. HAYWARD.•••••••..••••.•••••..•••••.•••••.•••.•.• 43 E. MANN & CO•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.••••.•• 58
J. & J. KI.NG .•.•••.•••••.••.••••••••••••••.•••••••.••. 32 Spectacle manufacturer:-
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1. H. & F. MANN , ••••.• S:Z H. A. KING ••••••••••••••, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BEDDING & SON ••.•••.•...••• 46 Stained glass manufacturers : -
tI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Pharmaceutical chemist : - WEYER & CO••••••••.••.•••••••.••••••••.••.••••••••

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J. & 1. COLMAN lnsid, Front 001J61'

Photographers : -
Stationer :- .
WILKINSON & CO . 57
H. GREEN •••.•....•••••••••.•••••••••..•••...•••.••.•.
Photographic apparatus manufacturers :- Steam engine manufacturers:-
PAIN & BAYLES ••••••.••.••.•...••••••••" .••.•..•• 34 BAILY, GRUNDY & BARRETT LTD..... 21
Photographic materials dealers : - Steam packing maDufacturers : -
WILKINSON & CO.•••••,..•.••.••...••..••.....•.•• 57' w. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD .. I]
Pianoforte & american organ warehouse : - Stereotypers ::-
A. GODBALL. ••••••••••••.••••••••.••••••••.••••••••••• 26 GODFR.I::£Y & McCALL I .

Pianoforte manufacturer:- Stock & share broker:-

E. E. KETT .
A. RANSON •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 35
Plumbers:-
Stone & marble mason:-
H. HAYWARD •.•••••••••••••••••..••..•.••.•••••••..• 43
F. He GODDARD•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
«J. ]3[()~lJ()ltli & (J()•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3°
Stove & range manufacturers:-
•• J. & J. KIN"G . 32
BARNARD, mSHOP & BARNARDS LTD.
REDDIN'G & SON •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 46
Poulterer : -
Facing CO'11l.mencement of Norfolk
Surgical appliance manufacturer : -
R. NOCKE~ •.•.....•.••.••..•..•.••.....••••..•.....• 49
Printer : -
w. P. OFFORD •••••••••.•••••.••.••.•••••••••.••••••• 44
Tailors : -
H. GBEEN •••••••••••••.•.••••••••.••••••.••••..••••••• 51 A. R. CROSSMAN .....................•..........
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Printers & publishers :- HAMMOND & CO. LTD. • .
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KELLY'S nmECTORIES LTD., Printers & E. G. HE WISH •••...••
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publishers of the Post Office London, County G. STACE . 54
& Trades Directories &c Facing Tl\nnerB : -
. From Cover, Facing Back COllet', Imtde WEBB & SON •••.•••••••••.••••••..•••••...••••••... 49
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Temperance restaurant : -
Pump manufacturers:- L. CLOWE •••.•••••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••..•.•.••••••
W. E. FAKE ........•••.•••..•.•••..•...........•..,. .. 25 Ten. manufacturer :-
W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LTD : . 13 D, HURN ••••••.,•.•••••...••••••••••••••:•••••••••.•• 3°
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Timber merchants: - Wine & spirit merchants : -
w. CRANE••••••..••••..• ~..... ..••••••• ••. ••• 41 BISHOP & CO...... ••• .••.••... ..• .•.• .•.• ...••• .•• 40
RANSONS LTD. ..•.••••••• ..• •••... .•..•. ••.... ..• .•• 46 ClIA.MBERLIN & SMITH ..• ••• 24
I. J . WALES...... ..•. ......•• ... •.. .•• ... .••. . . ..•. .. 48 HILLS & UNDERWOOD 28
Truss manufacturer : - J. D. KIDDELL & CO. .•• .•• ..• .•. 14
W. F. OFFORD............... .•.•.............. ... .•• 44 MAULDON & SON .•• ..• .•• .••••...•..• .•• .•• .••••• 58
Undertakers : - MORGANS BREWERY CO. LTD. .•• 34
F. W. CANHAM............... .•. .•••..••. .•. .•• .••.•• 16 C. STAPLETON•••.•• ••. .••••••••••••.• ••••••••• ••• ••• 47
E. S. SINGL'ETON ••• •••••• ••• .•••••••. •••.•• •..••• 36 STEWARD & PATTESON LTD......·......... 37
Upholsterers : - Wire fencing manufacturers:-
C. HOLBORN & CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• 30 BARNARD. BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD.
G. TYCE ••••..•.•...••..••.•••••••.••••••.•••••.••.••••• 54 Facing commencement of Norfolk
Vinegar manufacturers:- Wire netting manufacturer:-
HILLS & UNDERWOOD ••• ••• ••• 28 BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD.
Water cart manufacturers: - Facing commencement of Norfolk
BARNARD, BISHOP & BARNARDS LTD.
Wire weavers:-
Facing comm~ncement oJ NOrfolk
BRYAN CORCORAN LTD .. 14
Water meter manufacturers:-
GUEST & CHRIMES ••, •••••••....•.•••..••••...•• 60 Yacht agent :;-
Waterproof cloth manufacturer:- G. HAZEL{,.•••••••••" •la •••••• ' " ••• '" ••••••••• ' " ••• 28
D. HURN •••....•.••.• la • • • • • • • • • • • • 30 Yacht builders:-
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Well sinker : - HART & SON •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

W. E. FAXE . 25 Yacht owners : -
la • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Wheelwright : - HART & SON •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

G. GUYMER .•..••.•...•..••••••.••.•.••.•••••••••.•.•• 58 G. HAZELL.••••••••...•••...•••.•••••...•••.•.•••.••..•
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AtJSTlN & CO., Coal & coke merchants 40 GLANFIELD W. A., House & estate agent 26
BACON, COBBOLD & CO., Bankers.................. I GODBALL A., Mtulic warehouse 26
BAILY, GRUNDY & BARRETT LIM., Electrical GODDARD F. H., Stone & marble mason 27
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engIneers•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••....•••••.•• 21 GODFREY & McCALL, Electrotypers & stereo-
BARCLAY & CO. LIMITED;" Bankers .. I typers ••.••••.•••••.•••••••••••.•••••••••••.•••.••••••••••... 15
BARNARD, BISHOP &. BARNARDS LIMITED, .
GREAT YARMOUTH ADVERTISER .. &
Galvanized wire netting .
& fencing manufetrs...·Facing
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GAZETTE, NewslllLper ••••..• S6
Commencement of Norfolk GREAT YARMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL...... 27
BELL HOTEL (THETFORD) ••• 39 GREEN H., Printer, stationer, bookseller & book.
BELLAMY D. W. & SON, Butchers ••• ..•..• 49 binder . S·
BENNEWITZ C. F., Hotel • ........................... Fad-ng GROOM W., laundry •.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••·•••• 51
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ofSuffolk Oourt GROUNDS F., Auctioneer & valuer ; . 58
BIRD & VALLANCE, Nurserymen..................... 49. GUEST & CHRIMES, Brassfounders ~ . 60
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BISHOP & CO., Brewers & wine & spirit merchnts. 40 GUYMER G., Builder & contractor . .5 8
BLYTlI F., Fancy goods & generai hardware mer.. 39 HA.L.I.S W. & Sill' Butchers.••••••••• ~ ••••..••••....••••• 42
BOLTON T. "G: & W; BROTHERS, .Furniture HAMMOND & CO. LTD., Tailors, hatters &
storers & removers ...•...•••.•••• •••...••• .•• •.. .•• •••.•• 2 I glovers ••..••.•.•••.•••••..•••• 1111 •. 1 11 ..••.• 11... 52
BOWHILL & ELLIOTT, Boot & shoe manufactrs•• 22 HAMMOND O. J., Coal & coke merchant " 42
BRYAN CORCORAN "LIM., Millstone builders & HARBROW W., Iron buildings & roofing manufr.· IS
mill furnishers •••••••••. ~ .•••..••• ~ •••••••••••••••• ~ •.••••• 1'4 HART & SON, Yacht & boat builders ~.~.. 4Z
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BURTON MISS S. E., Boarding establishment ;•• 22 HAYWOOD H., House decorator & plumber 4\J
BURY & NORWICH POST, Newspaper : . 50 HAZELL G., Yacht agent :' ;..... 28
CALEY I. W. & CO., Silk me~ers & shawlmen . 23 HEWISH E. G., Sporting tailor & robe maker ..• 43
CAMBRIDGE ·CHRONICLE, Newspaper..;.....;•••• 50 HILLS & UNDERWOOD, Vinegar manufacturers
CAMBRIDGE DAILY NEWS,' Newspaper •••••••••• 5° & di8tillers~ ..••••••••••-;. ..••.••.••••••••.•...•...••••••• ~ •••
CAMBRIDGESHIRE TIMES, Newspaper . 57 HINES E., uthe manufacturer •.••••.....•.••••••••. 11.
CANHAM F. W., Cab proprietor & job master•••••• 16 HOBROUGH J. & SON, DredgIng contractors ...
CHAMBERLIN (J.) & SMITH, Game & poultry HOLBORN C. & CO., HoUBe decorators, con-
food & dog biscuit manufacturers............ ••• ...... 24 tractors & plumhers •••• ••.•• ••• •••. •. .•• •••.•••••••• •.• 30
CHAMBERLIN & SMITH, Wine & spirit mchnt:8.. 24 HORNE T.• Hotel........................................... 52
CITY STEAM LAUNDRy.............................. 51 HURN D., Rot-proof & waterproof cloth manufr.... 30
CLOWE L., Temperance restaurant & boarding JANNOCH T., Nurseryman •••••••••••••••...••••••.••••• 43
house •••••• ••• ••• ••• ••••.• •••••• •••••• ••• •••••. ••• ••• .••... •.• 40 JESSOP W. E., Baker & confectioner 58
COCKSIDGE & CO., Scale makers . 23 KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LTD., Printers &
COLMAN J. & J., Mustard, blue & starch manu- publishers & printers & publishers of th e Post
facturers •••••••••••• 1 ...•..•••••••••••••••• •I1ltSide If'ront Cover Office London, County & Trades Directories &c.
CRANE W., Timber merchant & cart & van builder. 41 Facing Front Oover, Facing Back Cover, I1Mide
CROCKER W. J Hotel ••••.•••••.•••••••••••.••...••••••.•• 4 1 Back Cover ~
page 59
CROSSMAN A. R., Tailor, hosier, hatter & glover. 4 1 KERSEY MISS, Boarding establishment............ 31
DARBISHIRE W. A., Slate merchant & quarry KETT E. E., Pianoforte manufacturer 52
owne:r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 59 KIDDELL J. D. & CO., Wine, spirit & liqueur
DAYLIGHT, NeW8Jl&per •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5° merchants •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..•••• 11........... 14
DINNEFORD & CO., Magnesia m80nufacturers . 14 KIEFFER M. M., Hotel•••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 1
DYE W., Agricultural implement manufacturer . 57 KING J. & J., Decorators & plumbers . 32
ENNlON T. M., Accountant, house, land & estate KING H. A., Optician, chemist & artificial eye
agent-... ••••• •••• ••• ••• ••••••.•• .•• ..• ••••.•••• ••• •••.•• •••••• 5I manufacturer ••• •••••••.•••.•••••••••• •••••. .• .•• •••••• ••• 32
FAKE W. E., Artesian well borer & pump manufr. 25 LACONS, YOUELL & KEMP, Bankers 2
FOX H., Hotel •••• .•• .•• ... ••• .•• ..• ••• ... ••• .•• •.• ••• ••••.• 17 LEACH J., Oil & color merchant 33
GARDINER & CO., Ladies' tailors & furriers....... 18 LEE H., Auctioneer, house, la.nd & estate agent... 44
GAYMER W. & SON, Cyder growers................. 25 LEVERIDGE R. L., Gate, ladder & hurdle manfr. 58
GILL A., Patent lock furniture manufacturer & UMMER H. J., Auctioneer, hOllse, lantl & estate
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IrOnmonger ••••••••••.•.••..•••••••••••. ~.... .••••• .•. •••..• 1.1 agent .••... •••••• ••• ••• ••• .•• ••• •••.. ..•••• •••• ••• ••• •••••• ••• 49
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LYNN ADVERTISER, Newspaper S3 SPRATT'S PATENT LTD., Game food manufrs.
LYNN NEWS & COUNTY PRESS, Newspaper S3 FMing Oommencement of SuJlolk
MA.NN E. & CO., Soap manufacturers............ ••• 58 STACE G., Tailor, furrier & milliner 54
MANN J. H. & F., Builders & contractors 52 STAMMERS & SON, House furnishers & cabinet
MAULDON & SON, Wine & spirit merchants...... 58 makers ••• ••.•..• •••. •••.....•... ••• ••••••.• ••• ••• .•• •••••••.• 37
MOBBS J. & SON, Auctioneers, house, land & STAPLETON p.., Hotel ..•••••••.•...•••••••••••••••••• 47
eltate agents...•..•••.••..•.••..•.••.•••••.••.••.••.....•.•• 33 STEWARD & PATTESON LTD., Brewers &
MORGANS BREWERY CO. LTD., Brewers & wine & spirit merchants.••.••••••••..••.•••••••••• ~.. .•• 37
wine & spirit march"ants .~••.•••••••~ .••. f~.~ ••••.••••• ,.~. 34 THEOBALDS GRAMMAR SCHOOL l ·57
NOCKELS R., Fishmonger & poultere;r . 49 THETFORD & WATTON TIMES, Newspaper.. oi 54
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NORFOLK CHRONICLE, 'Newspaper . 53 TITCOMB & FEW, Auctioneer.s, house & estate
NORWICH MERCURY, Newspaper . 53 agents ••• ••••.• ••• ••• .•• ..•... .••....•...•••• ..• ••••.•••• ••• S7
NOTLEY A. G. & A., Auctioneers, house & estate
. . TOWNS END G., Seed grower & merchant . 38
agents •...••••.•••..•.•• ~ ••.••••••••..••••••••••.•••••.••.••
OFFORD. W. F., Truss, artificial limb & surgical
44 TREDGETT S. & SONS, Fruiterers & florists .. 48
TRINITY HOUSE BOARDING . KSTABLISH-
appliance manufacturer •••.•••••••••••• ~ ••••..•.•• 111 • • • • •
44 MENT ..••••...•••.••..•....'.. ..••....•..•...• •••. ••• •••••••• 48
PAIN & BAYLES, Chemists & wholesale druggists 34 TURNER J., School ••••.••••.•••••.•••..•••.....•..• !' ••••• 57
PEOPLE'S WEEKLY JOURNAL, Newspaper ... 53 TYCE G., Cabinet maker & upholsterer .. 54
PEN-YR.ORSEDD SLATE QUARRY CO. LTD. 59 WALES I. J., Timber merchant . 48
PERTWEE & BACK, Engineers, boiler-makers & WEBB & SON, . Machine band manufacturers .. 49
ironfounders .•••••••.••••.••••••••••....•...••••..... :..•.•• 45 WESLEY.& CO. LTD., Agricultural engineers .. 55
PHILLIPS & SON, House furnishers . 19 WEST SUFFOLK ADVERTISER, Newspaper . 55
PLEASANTS W. H., Cyele manufacturer .. 45 WEYER & CO., Stained glass manufacturers .. 38
PLUM)lER F. S., Farrier & general smith .. 58 WHEELER F. D., Sehool . 39
PROCTO,lt J., Fruiterer & florist .. 45 WIGG E. J. & SON, Livery stable proprietors . 59
RANSONS LIMITED, Timber & slate merchants 4 6 WILKINSON & CO., Photographers & photo-
RANSON A., Stock & share broker . 35 graphic material dealers 57
RAY F .. H., Auetioneer, house, land & estate agent 6
4 WILLCOX W. H.' & CO. LTD., Engineers'
READ R. J., Miller & eorn merehant . 20
stores & mill finishers......... .•• .•. •••••• ••• .. .••• ••• ..• 13
REDDING & SON, Builders, contrctrs. & plmbrs. 46
WILSON E., Gun & cartridge manufacturer 55
REUSS, LAUTEREN & CO., Champagne growers 15
ROUT R. & SON, Cider growers & manufaeturers WINTER H., Furniture storer & remover Facing
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RUDD A. J., Gun, fishing tackle & cricket ball mfr. Oommencement of Oambridgeshir«
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SINGLETON E .• S., Undertaker & funeral carriage WISBECH ADVERTISER, Newspaper............... 55
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SMITH G. & CO., Boot & shoe manufaeturers ••• 47 WOODS W. J., Millwright, engineer & agricultural
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SMITHDALE T. & SON, Engineers, millwrig'hts, t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

iron & brass founders .•••••••••••• '•••••••••••••••••••••.• 36 YARMOUTH INDEPENDENT & EASTERN
SNARER. J., Gun flint manufacturer . 58 COUNTIES HERALD, Newspaper.................. 56
SPARKS & CO., Cycle mauufacturers & agents.•• 54 YARMOUTH MERCURY, Newspaper............... 56

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SUFFOLK, one of the largest English shires, being the twelfth till loh. Ism. or Ih. 45m. before high water at Harwich, and
in size, is a seaboard county on the east coast, and is the the ebb in a contrary direction. At 2i miles off Lowestoft
most easterly county in England, and derives its name from the flood stream continues to run to the S.S.W. till Ih. JOIn.
having been occupied by the South folk of the East English, before high water at Harwich, and at Orfordness till about
who established their kingdom here: the North folk occu- high water at Harwich; the flood setting W.S. W. aod the
pying the other part of their kingdom, whence its name of ebb E.N.E.
Norfolk. Suffolk is of a crescent shape, joining on to the Time of High Water on Full and Change Days at the prin-
south of the oval of Norfolk: its seacoast is low, and forms cipal places on the coast of Suffolk, arranged according to
its eastern and south-eastern border. On the north it is the apparent progress of the wave, with the rise of the
divided from Norfolk by the Yare, Waveney, and Little Ouse tide at~eaps and Springs.*
rivers; on the west the Lark separates it from Cambridge- • •
shire; and on the south the Stour is the boundary between Rise.
High Water,
it and Essex. The greatest length is 57 miles, and the Place. Fall & 'Change. Neaps. Springs.
greatest breadth is 48 miles; the area now is 946,001 acres,
having been altered by the addition of 773 acres from
P. M. FT.
Haverhill, in Essex, and the transfer of Gorleston with tLowestoft 9· 57
2,166 acres and part of R unham, 345 acres, to Norfolk; the Blyth River, Southwold 10.20
population in 1801 was 21·h404; J8n, 233,963; 1821, Aldboroug-h 10·45
271,541; 1831, 296,317; 1841, 315,°73; 1 85 1, 337,215; Kentish Knock II·47
Orfordness II.I5 8
1:861,337,°7°; 1871, 348,869; 1881, 356,893; and in 1891 Hollesley II·30 8
374,781, consisting of 182,176 males and 192,6°5 females. Orford Haven Bar 11.30 7!
The number of houses in 1891 were, inhabited, 79,738; un- " Quay o. 30 7l
inhabited, 5,644; building, 303.
" Slaughnen I. 0 7t
" Snape Bridge 3. 0 6
The average rainfall of Suffolk. is about 23 inches, yearly, Woodbridgeor Bawd-}
sey, Haven Bar II·45 12 9
()r 2,300 tons of rain water per acre yearly. This, however,
is much below the average for the whole of England (36 Woodbridge,Kingston} 10
Quay o. 35
inches yearly), so that Suffolk must be esteemed one of the Woodbridge, WilfOrd}
dry counties. Observations pf the daily rainfall are made at Bridge o. 55 7
about twenty-five places in the county. In 1878 the least Orwell River, Pinmill 0. 20 12
rain was measured at Ashbocking vicarage (19 inches), " " Down-} O. 27 12
ham Reach
which appears to be one of the driest spots in England, and OrwelI River, Ipswich 0. 35
the most at Carlton Colville (32! inches). Suffolk, like
Norfolk, suffers from cold easterly winds in winter and
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[. By the rise of the tide is meant its vertical rise above the mean
(especially) in spring. Iow water level of Spring tides.
The extreme north-west of the county runs into the Fen ~ It has been observed that heavy sontherly gales reduce tbo
district in the valley of the Lark, near Mildenhall. Then depth of water in the Barnard and Pakefiold Channels 2 or 3 ieet
below that shown.]
we have Iow chalk hills between Thetford and Newmarket,
forming a very poor barren soil. The chalk continues east- The rivers are many of them available for inland naviga-
ward till it passes under the beds of London clay and crag, tion. The northern districts are supplied by the Waveney
which form the south-east of the county from ..A.ldborough and the Yare, navigable from Bungay, and running by
and Ipswich to Sudbury. The long easterly slope of the Beccles to the sea at Yarmouth, which is the chief port for
chalk is overlaid, however, by many beds of clay and sand of North Suffolk, though a good deal of traffic is carried on by
recent age, so that Suffolk has a soil of an extremely varied the Lake Lothing cut, from the Waveney to Lowestoft,
nature, admitting of the cultivation in some part or other which is one of the most rising ports on the coast. The
of nearly every product which will grow in our island, and north-western district is watered by the Little Ouse, Lark
requiring a thorough knowledge of agriculture on the part and Linnet, which are feeders of the Great Ouse, and run
of the farmer in order to crop each district to the best down to the port of Lynn. The southern border is supplied
advantage. The shore is mostly low and marshy, and by the Stour, which is navigable from Sudbury, and flows
defended by sandbanks and crag cliffs. to the port of Harwich, in Essex. The Orwell, or Gipping,
In the North Sea the flood tidal wave enters from the which joins the estuary of the Stour, flows from the middle
Atlantic Ocean between the coast of Norway and the British of the county at Stowmarket (to which place it is navigable)
Isles, and passing through various channels, enters the Pent- to Ipswich. Further north the Deben is navigable for some
land Firth; on quitting which it divides into two branches, miles up the country to Woodbridge, but its springs are as
of which the western swells along the Scottish and English high up as Debenham. The AIde, or Ore, is a. small wind-
coasts, making high water in all their rivers and harbours ing river, of which Orford is the port. The Blyth is a small
successively until it arrives in the Thames. Near the Nor- navigable river in the north, running up to Halesworth,
folk and Suffolk coasts the streams of tide run nearly and of which Southwold is the port: thus most of the
parallel to the shore; off Wells the flood runs to the east- towns in Suffolk have river navigation, and there is hardly
ward till 9 o'clock, or three hours of high water on the a part of the county 10 miles from a navigable stream.
shore; 4 miles off Cromer and the same distance off Has- Harwich is much used as a port, and so are those of
boroogh, the flood stream runs alongshore to the southward Ipswich, Lowestoft and Yarmouth: WOodbridge, Orford.
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none of the havens on this coast can be considered good, bridge.. · St. Edmunds was the territory of the great abbey
being so much obstructed by banks and shifting sands. at Bury, and it still returns a separate grand jury at th&
For East Suffolk the chief places of trade are Harwich, assizes. The Duke of Norfolk appoints a coroner and returns
Ipswich, Lowestoft and Yarmouth, the first and last places all writs in his franchise.
lying out of the shire. Aldeburgh, Southwold, Felixstowe Suffolk is in the south-eastern circuit; the spring assizes
and Lowestoft are freqnented as watering places, and many for the county are held at Ipswich, and the summer at Bury
of the small towns along the coast are fishing stations. St. Edmunds : quarter sessions are held at Bury, Ipswich,
The communications by railway are entirely controlled by and Woodbridge respectively: there are 19 petty sessional
the Great Eastern Company, whose line to Yarmouth, via divisions, 11 in East Suffolk and 8 in West Suffolk.
Chelmsford and Colchester, enters the south-eastern border of The Municipal boroughs are Aldeburgh, population in
. the county, close to Manningtroo, and on the way to Ips- 1891,2,159; Beccles, a manufacturing town, 6,669; Bury
wich sends off a branch at Hentley, westward to Hadleigh; St. Edmunds, 16,630, an inland capital and shire town ~
at Ipswich the line divides, one portion running north-west- Eye, 2,064; Ipswich, a flourishing seaport and shire town,
by-west and leaving the county below Diss has branches 57,360; Lowestoft, a considerable fishing haven and popular
from Haughley, through Bury, to Newmarket and from watering place, 23.347; Southwold, a fishing and bathing
Mellis to Eye, while the other portion goes north-east place, 2,31I ~ Sudbury, 7,059; of these Ipswich, Bury St.
through Woodbridge, Saxmundham and Halesworth to Edmonds, and Sudbury have separate Courts of Quarter
Becc1es, where it leaves the county, having in its course sent Sessions, and with Eye and Southwold have separate Com-
out branches from Westerfield to Felixstowe, from Wick- missions of the Peace; other towns are Bungay, 3,558 ; Had-
.. ham to Framlingham westwards and a short line eastward leigh, 3,229; Stowmarket, 4,341 ; Woodbridge, a haven in
to Snape ; the remaining branches being from Saxmundham the south, 4,477; Brandon, 2,334; Clare, J,657; Deben-
to Aldeborough and from Beccles to Lowestoft on the east ham, 1,219; Framlingham, 2,525; Halesworth, 2,316;
and Hungay and Tivetshall on the west, while from Hales- HaverhilI, 4,587; Lavenham, 1,908; MiIdenhall, 3,732;
worth the Southwold railway TUns off to the coast. }'rom and Saxmundham, 1,371. The number of Civil Parishes is
Marks Tey, through Chapel, another branch of the Great SII, and the number of ecclesiastical parishes is 528 and
Eastern system passes to Sudburyand northwards, 'hrough parts of 8 others, mostly in the diocese of Norwich and
Bury to Thetford, the Co]ne Valley railway leaving it at archdeaconry of Suffolk, but some are in the archdeaconry
Chapel, and rl1nning to Halstead and Haverhill, to which of Sudbury in the diocese of Ely.
latter place a Great Eastern branch TUns along the southern The archdeaconry of Suffolk is sub-divided into the
border of this (.'Ounty, starting from Long Melford, and rural deaneries of Bosmere, Carlford, Claydon, Colneys,
continuing on to Cambridge, to which place the Bury and Dunwich (North and South Districts), North HartismeTe,
Newmarket branch also runs and has a nort h-westerly South Hartismere, Hoxne, Ipswich, Loes, Lothingland,
branch through Fordham to Ely, and another branch from Orford, Samford, South Elmham, Stow, Wangford and
Fordham to MildenhalI, while the line from Thetford Wilford. The archdeaconry of Sudbllry is sub-divided into
through Brandon to Ely runs along the north border of the the TUral deaneries of Blackbllrne, Clare, Fordham, Hadleigh,
county. Horningsheath, Lavenham, MildenhalI, Sudbury, Thed-
The county is intersected by good roads, but except the wastre, 'fhingo, and Thurlow.
Lothing Cut has no canals, though, as noticed previously, it The hundreds are twenty-one, which are as follows:
has many navigable rivers.
The productions of the county are cement stone (for
Roman cement), lime, marl, whiting, bricks, salt, gun- Name. . Situation. Acres.
flints, corn, malt, hops, flax and cattle; the breeds of horses
and pigs have some fame.
The fisheries are on a considerable scale. The herring s. w .
Babergh . 7 1 , 81 3
fishery begins about a fortnight before Michaelmas and lasts Blackbourn.....................• ~ ...........•..•...... 65,35 2
till Martinmas: before the commencement of the herring Blything . ~ . 87,941
season many of the fishermen are employed in the mackerel Bosmere and Claydon..•..•••• Midland . 4 8,159
fishery, Lowestoft being the chief fishing town and of rising Carlford.........................• 1v.[icll~Il<l •••••••••••• 27,539
Importance. The number of boats registered under Part Colneis . f3.~ ..•.....•......••• 18,130
IV. of the" Merchant Shipping Act, 1894," in 1899 in the port Cosford . Midland .. 3 0 ,532
of Lowestoft being 482, with an aggregate tonnage of 18,806 Hartismere ................••... ~ ..•.....•............ 50 ,088
tons and employing 3,500 hands, and in the port of Ipswich Hoxne . ~ ........•..•........• 55,565
in 1898, 56, with an aggregate tonnage of 455 tons, and Lackford .................•...... N. W ............•.• 77,159
emplo)ing 190 men and boys. ~s . Jv.[iCll~Il<l •••••••••••• 3°,93 8
The tillage of Suffolk is in a high condition, though the Mutford & Lothingland.••... 1i.~ . 33,3 15
soil generally is not rich, and- is susceptible of great im- Plomesgate . ~ ....••.......•..•. _.. 46,211
provement. It is estimated that there are about 46,000 Risbridge . ~ .....•...........•... 59,762
acres of rich loam, 80,oooacres of marsh land, 450,000 acres Samford . S .......•........••..• 4 8,549
of heavy loam or wet clay, 150,000 acres of sand on a sub- ~t{)lV •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Midland . 21,965
soil of crag and occasionally rich, and 100,000 acres of poor rhed westry . Midland .••.•..••••• 40 ,85 1
sand, on chalk. The tillage, of course, varies according to Thingoe . West Midland•••••• 3 1,114.
the nature of the soil; but the Suffolk farmers bear a high Thredling . Midland . 9,943
character for practical and scientific skill in all departments. Wangford . 1i . 33, 187
'fhe makers of agricultural implements at Ipswich, Bury St. Wilford . f3.~ .......••.....•... 33,357
Edmunds, Leiston, Peasenhall and Stowmarket have great
reputations; railway plant of every description is produced ----------'.---
at Ipswich. Artificial manures are extensively manu-
factured at Ipswich and Stowmarket; coprolites are largely The registration districts are ; -
worked in Suffolk, and used in the manufacture of manures; ------------------
at Stowmarket is a gun cotton manufactory, and at Brandon No. Name. Acres. Pop. 1891.
gun-flints are produced from flint, which is considered more
<lurable and certain in its fire than any other; extensive --- ._---------
brick and tile works are at Stowmarket and Woolpit; malt-
iug is carried on in the county very extensively. The other 202 Risbridge . 53,9 26 17,307
manufactures are small, and include cotton, silk, velvet, 203 Sudbury . 80,5 2 3 29,612
flax, linen, woollen,· horsehair seating, cocoa nut fibre mats 2°4 Cosford . 52 ,890 15,593
and rugs, and rabbit skin dressing: coach and ship building 2°5 Thingoe . 83,99 8 15,743
is likewise carried on. 206 Bury St. Edmunds .••••• 2,947 16,630
Suffolk is divided into East and West Suffolk, each, under 2°7 Mildenhall . 64,870 8,559
the" Local Government Act, 1888," separate Administrative 208 Stow . 56 ,810 19,93 1
Counties, and it has ancient divisions known as Geldable 209 Hartismere . 54,510 14,69 1
portions, or portions in which the Sovereign holds the chief 210 Hoxne . 5 2 ,842 IJ,461
rights, and the franchises, in which the lords have the 211 Bosmere . 58,526 15,045
chief rights of issues and forfeitures: the franchises are 212 Samford . 45,622 12,018
those of St. Etheldred, including the hundreds of Calford, 21 3 Ipswich . 8,002 57,081
. Colneis, Loos, Plomesgate, Thredling and Wilford; St. 21 4 Woodbridge .••....••..•.•• 7 8,668 23,7 1 9
Edmunds, including the hundreds of Babergh, Blackbourn, 21 5 Plomesgate . 75,373 20,650
Cosford, Lackford, Risbridge, Thedwestry and Thingoo, 216 Blything . 94,3 16 25,394
and the half hundred of Ixning, and the Dukedom of Norfolk, 2J7 Wangford ....•............. 35,57° 15,3°1
including scattered manors and parishes, the chief terri- 218 ~1 utford . 3 1 ,74 1 35, 02 3
tories of the duke being in Norfolk. The sessions for St.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. 5
The following is a list of the Unions, mth the places HOX~E UNION.
contained in each : -
• AtheIington Metfield
Badingham Monk Soham
BLYTHING UNION. Bedfield Saxtead
Bedingfield Southolt
Aldringham and Thorpe Linstead Parva Brundish Stradbroke
Benacre Middleton Denham Syleham
.Blyford Peasenhall Dennington Tannington
Blythburgh Reydon Fressingfield Weybresd
Bramfield Rumburgh Horham Wilby
.Brampton Sibton Hoxne Wingfield
Chediston Sotherton Laxfield Worhngworth
~ookley Southcove Mendham
Covehithe Southwold
Cratfield Spexhall
IpSWICH UNION.
Darsham Stoven
Dunwich Theberton St. Clement St. Nicholas
:Easton-Bavents Thorington St. Helen St. Peter
Frostenden Ubbeston St. Lawrence St. Stephen
Halesworth Uggeshall St. Margaret Rushmere
Eenham Walberswick St. Mary-at-the-Elms Shire Hall Yard
Henstead with Hulver Hamlet Walpole St. Mary-at-the-Quay Warren Houses
Heveningham Wangford St. Mary-at-the-Tower Westerfield-in-Ipswich
Roltou Wenhaston St. Mary Stoke Whitton -cum-Thurlston
Huntingfield Westhall St. Matthew
Kelsale Westleton • •
Knodishall Wissett
Leiston Wrentham MILDENHALL UNION.
Linstead Magna Yoxford Barton Mills Icklingham
Cavenham Lakenheath
BOSMERE AND CLAYDON UNION. Elveden, or Elden Milde:lhall
.Akenham Framsden Eriswell Tuddenham
.Ashbocking Gosbeck Freckenham Wangford
.Ashfield-with-'fhorpe Helmingham Herringswell Worlington
Badley Hemingstone Kentford
J3arham Henley
Barking Mickfield MUTFORD & LOTHINGLAND INCORPORATION•
.J3attisford Ncedham Market
.Baylham Nettlestead Ashby Gunton
.Blakenham (Great) Offton Barnby Herringfleet
..Blakenham (Little) Pettaugh Belton Hopton
:Bramford RingshaU Blundeston Kessingland
Ericett (Great) Somersham Bradwell Kirkley
Claydon Stonham-Aspall Burgh Castle Lound
Coddenham Stonham (Little), or Stonham Carlton Colville Lowestoft •
Creating St. Mary Parva Corton Mutford
Crowfield Swilland Flixton Oulton
narmsden Whitton Fritton Pakefield
Debenham Willisham Gisleham Rushmere
.Earl Stonham Winston Gorleston Somarleyton
Flowton
PLOMESGATE UNION.
BURY ST. EDMUNDS INCORPORATION.
Aldeburgh Hazlewood
St. James St. Mary Hoo
Benhall
Blaxhall Iken
COSFORD UNION. Brandeston Kenton
.Aldham Kettlebaston Bruisyal'd Kettlebul'gh
.Bildeston Lavenham Butley Letheringham
Eoxford Layham Campsey Ashe Marlesford
Erent-Eleigh I~mdsey
Chillesford Monewden
Brettenham Milden Cransfol'd Orford
Chelsworth Monks Eleigh Cretingham Parham
Cockfield Naughton Earl Soham Rendham
Edwardstone Nedging Easton Rendlesham
Elmsett Polstead Evke
•
Saxmundham
Groton Prp.ston Farnham Snape
Hadleigh (parish) Semer Framlingham Sternfield
Hadleigh (hamlet) Thorpe-Morieux Friston Stratford St. Andrew
Hitcham Wattisham Gedgral"e Sudborne
Kersey Whatfield Glemham (Great) Swefling
Glemham (Little) Tunstall
Hacheston Wantisden
HARTISMERE UNION. Havergate Island Wickham :Market~•
A.spall Redlingfield RISBBIDGE UNION.
Baeton Rickinghall Superior
Hotesdale Rishangles Ashen (Essex) Poslingford
.Braiseworth Stoke Ash Barnardiston Stansfield
Brome Stuston Birdbrook (Essex) Steeple Humpstead (Es,ex)
Burgate 'fhorndon All Saints Bradley (Great) Stoke by Clare
Cotton Thornham Magna Bradley (Little) Stradishall
Eye
•
Thornham Parva Clare Sturmer (Essex)
Fianingham Thrandeston Cowlinge Thul'low (Great)
Gislingham Thwaite Denardiston (or Denston) Thurlow (Little)
Mellis Westhorpe Haverhill Wickhambrook
Mendlesham Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford Helion Bumpstead (Essex) Withersfield
Oakley Wickham-Skeith Hundon Wixoe
OecoId Wortham Kedington Wratting (Great) .
P3lgrave Wyverstone Monks Risbridge Wratting (Little)
Redgrave Yaxley Ovington (Essex)
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SAMFORD UNION. Chimney Mills Nowton
Belstead Bolton St. l\Iary Cnlford Pakenham
Bentley Raydon Denham Rede
Bergholt (East) Shelley Depden Risby
Brantham Shotley Flempton Rougham
Burstall Sproughton Fornham All Saints Rnsbbrooke
Capel St. Mary Stratford St. Mary Fornbam St. Genevieve Saxham (Great)
Chattisham Stutton Fornham St. Martin Saxham (Little)
Chelmondiston Tattingstone Hardwick Southwood Park
Copdock Washbrook Hargrave Stanningfield
Erwarton (or Arwarton) Wenham (Great), or Wen- Hawstead Stanton
Freston ham Magna Hengrave Stow (West)
Harkstead Wenham (Little), or Wenham Horningsheath Thorpe-by-Ixwortb
Higham Parva Ickworth Timworth
Hintlesham Wherstead Ingham Troston
Holbrook Woolverstone Ixworth Westley
Lackford Whelnetbam (Great)
STOW UNION. Livermere (Great), or Liver- Whelnetham (Little)
mere Magna Whepstead
Ashfield (Great), or Ashfield Hunston Livermere (Little), or Liver- Wordwell
Magna Langham mere Parva
Badwell Ash Newton (Old) with Dagworth
Beyton, or Beighton Norton St. Andrew WANGFORD UNION.
Buxhall Onehouse All Saints (Sonth Elmham) St. James (South Elmham)
Combs Rattlesden Barsham St. John (IlketshaIl)
Cteeting St. Peter, or West Rickinghall Inferior Beccles St. Lawrence (Jlketshall)
Drinkstone Shelland Bungay Holy Trinity St. Margaret (Ilketshall)
Elmswell Stowlandtoft Bungay St. Mary St. Margaret (South Elmham)
Felsham Stowmarket Cove (North) St. Michael (South Elmham)
Finborough (Great) Stow Upland Ellough St. Peter (South Elmham)
Finborough (Little) Thurston Flixton Shadingfield
Gedding Tostock Homersfield Shipmeadow
Gipping Walsham-Ie-Willows Mettingham Sotterley
Harleston Wattisfield Redisham Weston
Haughley Wetherden Uingsfield Willingham
Hessett Woolpi t St. Andrew (Ilketshall) Worlingham
Hinderclay St. Cross (Sonth Elmham)
SUDBURY UNION.
WOODBRIDGE UNION.
Acton Henny (Great) (Essex)
Alphamstone (Essex) Henny (Little) (Essex) Alderton Hollesley
Alpheton Lamarsh (Essex) AlnesQourne Priory Kesgrave
Assington Lawshall Bawdsey Kirton
Ballingdon (Essex) Liston (Essex) Bealings (Great) Levington
Belchamp-Otten (Essex) Long' Mellord Bealings (Little) Martlesham
Belchamp St. Paul (Essex) Middleton (Essex) Boulge Melton
Belchamp-Waiter (Essex) Nayland with Wissington Boyton Nacton
Borley (Essex) Newton near Sudbury Bredfield Newbourn
Boxtead North Wood (Essex) Brightwell Otley
Bulmer (Essex) Pentlm'e (Essex) Bromeswell Pettistree
Bures (Essex) Shimpling Bucklesham Playford
Bures St. Mary Somerton Burgh Purdis Farm
Cavendish Stanstead Capel St. Andrew Ramsholt
Chilton Stoke by Nayland Charsfield Rushmere St. Andrew
Cornard (Great) Sudbury Clopb:m Shottisham
Cornard (Little) Sudbury St. Bartholomew Cnlpho Stratton Hall Farm
Foxearth (Essex) Twinstead (Essex) Dallmghoo Sutton
Gesthingthorpe (Essex) Wadingfield (Great) Dallinghoo-Weald Trimley St. Martin
Glemsford Waldingficld (Little) Debach Trimley St. Mary
Hartest Wickham St. Paul (Essex) Falkenham Tuddenham
Hawkedon Felixstowe Ufford
Foxhall Waldringfield
THETFORD UNION. Grundisburgh Walton
Barnham Market Weston Hasketon Witnesham
Barningham Methwold (Norfolk) Hemley Wood bridge
Brandon (Suffolk) Mundford (Norfolk) The following is a list of the hundreds with the places
Brettenham (Norfolk) Northwold (Norfolk) contained in each :-
Coney Weston Rushford
Cranwich (Norfolk) Santon (Norfolk) Hundred of Babergh :-Acton, Alpheton, Assington, Box-
Croxton (Norfolk) Santon Downham ford, Boxted, Brent Eleigh, Bures St. Mary, Cavendish, Chi!-
Euston Sapiston ton, Cockfield, Edwardstone, Glemsford, Great Cornard~
Fakenham Magna with Great Waldingfield, Groton, Hartest, Lavenham, Lawshall~
Snarehill (Great & Little)
Rymer (Norfolk) Little Cornard, Little Waldingfield, Long Melford, Milden,.
Feltwell Anchor (Norfolk) Sturston (Norfolk) Monks Eleigh, Nayland, Newton near Sudbury, Polstead,.
:Feltwell St. Mary & St. Thelnetham Preston, Shimpling, Somerton, Stanstead,Stoke-by-Nayland,.
Nicholas (Norfolk) Wissington (01' Wiston).
Thetford St. Cuthbert (mostly
Hepworth in Norfolk) Hundred of Blackbourn :-Badwell Ash, Bardwell, Barn-
Hockwold with Wilton (Nor- ham, Barningham, Coney Weston, Culford, Elmswell,.
'fbetford St. Mary (partly in
folk) ~orfolk) Euston, Fakenham Magna, Great Ashfield, Hepworth, Hin-
Honington Thetford St.. Peter (Norfolk) derclay, Honington, Hopton, Hunston, Ingham, Ixworth,.
Hopton Weeting with Broomhill (Nor- Knettishall, Langham, Little Livermore, Market Weston,
Kilverstone (Norfolk) folk) Norton, Rickinghall Inferior, Rnshford (Norfolk), Sapiston,.
KnettishalI Wretham (East) (Norfolk) Stanton, Stowlangtoft, Thelnetham, Thorpe-by-Ixworth,
Lynford (Norfolk) Wretham (West) (N.orfolk) Troston, Walsham-Ie-Willows, Wattisficld, West Stow~
Wordwell.
Hundred of Blything :-Aldringham, Renacre, Blyford, .
THINGHOE UNION. Blythburgh, Bramtield, Brampton, Chediston, Cookley~·
Ampton Bradfield St. Clare Covehithe (or North Hales), Cratfield, Darsham, Dunwich,
Bardwell Bradfield St. George Easton-Bavants, Frostenrlen, Halesworth, Henham, Hen-
Barrow Brockley stead, Heveningham, Holton, Huntingfield, Knodisball,.
Barton (Great) Chedburgh Leiston, Linstead Magna, Linstead Parva, Middleton,.
Bradfield Combnst Chevingtou Peasel1hall, Re~'don, Rumburgh, Sibton, Sotherton, South
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. 7
Cove, Southwold, Spexhall, Stoven, Theberton, Thorington, Hundred of Tbredling :-Ashfield."ith-Thorpe,Debenham,
Ubbeston, Uggeshall, Walberswick, Walpole, Wangford, Framsden, Pettaugb, Winston.
Wenhaston, Westhall, Westleton, Wissett, Wrentham, Hundred of Wangford :-All Saints and St. Nicholas
Yoxford. (South Elmham), Barsham, Beccles, Bungay Holy Trinity,
Hundred of Bosmere :-Akenham, Ashbocking, Ashfield, Bungay St. Mary, Ellough, Flixton, Homersfield, Metting-
Eadley, Barham, Barking, Battisford, Baylham, Bramford, ham, North Cove, Redisham, Ringsfield, St. Andrew
Claydon, Coddenham, Creeting All Saints, Creeting St. (Ilketshall), St. Cross (South Elmham) or Sancroft, St.
Mary, Creeting St. Olave, Crowfield, Darmsden, Earl Ston- James (South Elmham), St. John (llketshall), St. Lawrence
barn, Flowton, Gosbeck, Great Blakenham, Great Bricett, (Ilketshall), St. Margaret {Ilketshall}, St. Margaret (South
Helmingham, Hemingstone, Henley, Little Blakenham, Elmham), St. Michael (South Elmham), St. Peter (South
Little Stonbam, Mickfield, Needham Market, Nettlestead, Elmham), Shadingfield, ~hipmeadow, Sotterley, Weston,
Offton, RingshaII, Somersham, Stonham Apsall, SwiIIand, Willingham, Worlingham.
Westerfield, Whitton, Willisham. Hundred of Wilford :-Alderton, Bawdsey,Boulge, Boyton,
Borough of Bury St. Edmunds :-St. James, St. Mary. Bredfield, Bromeswell, Capel St. Andrew, Dallinghoo, De-
Hundred of Carlford :-Brigbtwell, Burgh, Clopton, bach, Hollesley, Melton, Pettistree, Ramsholt, Sbottisham,
Culpas, Foxhall, Great Bealings, Grundisburgh, Hasketon, Sutton, Ufford, Wickham Market.
Kesgrave, Little Bealings, Martlesham, Newbourn, Otley,
Playford, Rushmere, Tuddenham, Waldringfield, Wit-
nesham. The County Lunatic Asylum,at Melton,near Woodbridge,
Hundred of Colneis :-Bucklesham, Falkenham, Felix- standing about one mile from the village, on the road to
towe, Hemley, Kirton, Levington, Nacton, Trimley St. Wickham Market, is a large building of red brick; formerly
Martin, Trimley St. Mary, Walton. a House of Industry for the Loes and Wilford Hundreds~
Hundred of Cosford :-Aldham, Bildeston, Brettenham, and was purchased by the County Magistrates in 1827, and
Chels\'forth, Elmsett, Hadleigh, Hadleigh hamlet, Hitcham, opened in 1829 for the reception of pauper lunatics: in 1886-
Kersey, Kettlebaston, Layham,Lindsey,Naughton,Nedging, two wings and a water tower were added, gas mains laid
Semer, Thorpe Morieux, Wattisham, \Vhatfield. throughout and a laundry built, at a cost of about £42,000.
Hundred of Hartismere :-AspaII, Bacton, Botesdale, In 1890 water works were erected near the railway station~
Braiseworth, Brome, Burgate, Cotton, Eye, Finningham, the water supply being obtained from borings. Additional:
Gislingham, Mellis, Mendlesham, Oakley, @ccold, Palgrave, land was purchased in 1<}OO for the purpose of erecting
Redgrave, Redlingfield, Rickinghall Superior, Rishangles, buildings to hold 280 patients in addition to the 600 already
Stoke Ash, Stuston, Thorndon All Saints, Thornham Magna, provided for; a house for the medical superintendent, and
Thornham Parva, 'fhrandeston, Thwaite, Westhorpe, dwellings for the staff. Lord Rendlesham, chairman of
Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford, Wickham Skeith, Wortham, committee of visitors; Jas. Richard Whitwell M.B. and
Wyverstone, Yaxley. C.M. resident physician and superintendent, Stephen Geo.
Hundred of Hoxne :-Athelington, Badingham, Bedfield, Longworth L.RC.P. and L.RC.S.lre!. and Alfred Yarke1
Bedingtield, Brundish, Denham, Dennington, Fressingfield, Richardson M. B. and B.S. assistant medical officers; Rev.
Horham, Hoxne, Laxfield, Mendham, Metfield,Monk Soham, Winwood Swaffield Furze A.K.C.L. chaplain; A. Towns·
Saxtead, Southolt, Stradbroke, Syleham, Tannington, Wey- hend Cobbold esq. County hall, Ipswich, clerk to the
bread, Wilby, Wingfield, Withersdale, Worlingworth. committee of visitors; Henry Gaffney, clerk and steward.
Borough of Ipswich :-St. Clement, St. Helen, St. Law- The Suffolk General Hospital, at Bury St. Edmunds, was
rence, St. Margaret, St. Mary-at-the-Elms, St. Mary-at-the- established in 1826; the. present building, originally an
Caluay, St. Mary-at-the-Tower, St. Mary Stoke, St. Matthew, armoury, is a plain but commodious structure, enlarged
l:)t. Nicholas, St. Peter, St. Stephen, Sproughton. in 1846, and rebuilt 1864, at a cost of £13,000, and has 80
Hundred of Lackford :-Barton Mills, Brandon, Caven- beds. Marquess of Bristol, president: A. Beckford Bevan
ham, Elveden (or Elden), Eriswell, Freckenham, Herrings- and H. G. Barclay esqrs. treasurers; Robert Macnab M.D.
,veIl, Icklingham, Lakenheath, Mildenhall, Santon, Down- consulting medical officer; Robert Harry Lucas M.RC.S.
ham, 'fuddenham, Wangford, Worlington. . Eng. Charles Scott Kilner M.B., C.M., D.P.H. and Joseph
Hundred of Loes :-Brandeston, Buteley, Campsey Ashe, Spiel" HinneIl RA., M.D., BC. medical officers; George
Charsfield, Cretingham, Earl Soham, Easton, Eyke, Fram- Master M.B., B.C., M.R.C.S.En~. assistant medical officer;
lingham, Hacheston, Hoo, Kenton, Kettleburgh, Lethering- Sydney Valentine Hercules Underhill M.R.C.S.Eng.,
ham, Marlesford, Monewden, Rendlesham, Woodbridge. L.R.C.P.Lond. house surgeon; Rev. WaIter Molesworth
Mutford and Lothingland Incorporation:-Ashby, Barnby, Edwards, chaplain; Henry Bonner, secretary; Miss Mary
Belton, Blundeston, Bradwell, Burgh Castle, Carlton Col- Harris, matron.
vilie, Corton, J<'lixton, Fritton, Gisleham, Gorleston-with- East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital and Dispensary, Ips-
Southtown (or Little Yarmouth), Gunton, Herringfleet, wich, was founded in 1835, and is a building of white brick
Hopton, Kessingland, Kirkley, Lound, Lowestoft, Mutford, and stone, with a central portico: in 1869 the building was
Oulton, Pakefield, Rushmere, Somerleyton. extended on the west side by ,the addition of a children's
Hundred of Plomesgate :-Aldeburgh, BenhalI, Blaxhall, wing, erected in memory of the late John Patteson Cobbold
Lruisyard, Chillesford, Cransford, Farnham, Friston, G~eat esq. M.P. : in 1898 a Jubilee wing was built on the east
Glemham, Hazleword, Iken, Little Glemham, Orford, Par- side, at a cost of about £6,000: there are beds for 122 in-
ham, Rendham, Saxmundham, Snape, Sterntield, Stratford patients: about 9,000 out-door cases receive treatment in
St. Andrew, Sudborne, Swefling, 'funstall, Wantisden. the course of the ~·ear, and about 800 in-patients: an.
Hundred of Risbridge :-Barnardiston, Chedburgh, Clare, operating theatre, from designs and plans of Mr. Frilderick
Cowlinge, Denardiston ,or Denston), Denham, Depden, Barnes F.RI.B.A. was added in 1889 at a cost of about.
Great Bradley, Great Thurlow, Great, Wratting, Haverhill, £300, and in 1890 a chapel of red brick was erected at a.
IIawkedon, Hundon, Kedington, Kentford, Little Bradley, cost of £550. Christopher Mercer Durraut M. D. and John
Little Thurlow, Little Wratting, Poslingford, Stansfield, Henry llartlett M.D. hon. consulting medical staff; Reginald
Stoke by Clare, Stradi5hall, Whixoe (or Wixoe), Wickham- Kennedy Casley M.D., F.S.S., E. Hollis 1\1.D., C.M. William
brook, Withersfield. ' Alfred Elliston l\LD. Branford Edwards L.R.C.P.Lond.
Hundred of Samford :-Belstead, Bentley, Brantham, Richard WilIiam Brogden M.B., B.S. and Herbert Henry
Burstall, Capel St. Mary, Chattisham, Chelmondiston, Cop- Brown M.D. bono medical staff; WaIter William Sinclai!"
dock, East Bergholt, Erwarton (or Arwarton), Freston, M.B., C.M. ophthalmic surgeon; Llewelyn Wynne Davies
Great Wenham, Harkstead, Higham, Hintlesham, Holbrook, M.B., Ch.B. house surgeon; Edmund William Martyn
Holton St. Mary, Little Wenham, Raydon, Shelley, Shotley, Wynn Westcott 1\1. R. C.S.Eng.• L. R.C.P.Lond. assistant
Stratford St. Mary, Stutton, Tattingstone, Washbrook, house surgeon; Rev. William John Garould B.A. chaplain;
Wherstead, Woolverstone. T. Edgar Mayhew A.C.A. secretary and collector; J. C.
Hundred of Stow:-Buxhall, Combs, Creeting St. Peter, Culf, dispenser; Miss Deane, matron.
Gipping, Great :Finborough, Harleston, Haughley, Little Her Majesty's Prison, a massive structure in Grimwade
Finborough, Old Newton, Onehouse, Shelland, Stowupland, street, St. Helen's street, Ipswich, began in 1786, has since
Stowmarket, Wetherden. undergone considerable enlar~ement, in consequence of the
Borough of Sudbury :-Sudbury. extra space required since the passing of the Prisons Act,
Hundred of Thedwestry:-Ampton, Beyton, Bradfield, both county and borough prisoners being now brought here:
Combust, Bradfield St. Clare, Bradfield St. George, Drink- extensive alterations were made in 1883, by which the
stone, Felsham, Fornham St. Genevieve, Fornham St. Mar- prison was separated from the County Hall, in which the
tin, Gedding, Great Barton, Great Livermere, Great 'Vhel- assizes, quarter sessions and county courts are held. The
netham, Hesset, LittleWhelnetham, Packenham, Rattlesden, Old bouse, standing on the borough grounds, and formerly
Rougham, Rushbrooke, Stanningfield, Thurston, Tirnworth, occupied by the late governor of the Borough gaol, has
Tostock, \Voolpit. received additions, and is now occupied by the present
Hundred of Thingoe :-Barrow, Brockley, Ch~vington, governor: a new entrance lodge was added in 1884. Rev.
J<'lempton, Fornham All Samts, Great l:)axham, Hargrave, John Powell, chaplain; George Haynes Hetherington
Hawstead, Hengrave, Horningsheath, Ickworth, Lackford, I L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officer; Charles Benson, clerk and
Little S.1xham, Nowton, Reed, Risby, Westley, Whepstead. storekeeper; James Reader Groves, chief warder.
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Th1 Framlingham' College at Fr.\mlingham, founded
in 1864 as a memorial to H.R.H. Albert Prince Consort
K.G. at a cost of upwards of £25,000, and incorporated by
Royal Charter, was opened 10 April, 1865, and is an edifice
in the Gothic style, from designs by Mr. Frederick Peck,
architect, crowning the summit of a hill, and standing in
grounds of 19 acres, about ten minutes' walk from the Fram-
lingham station on the Great Eastern railway: the princ:-
pal fa~de includes a clock tower, and the buildings com.
prise a chapel, a dining hall for 300 boys, chemical labora-
tory, library, gymnasium, carpenter's shop, swimming and
tepid plunge baths &c. and residence for the head master:
a stained window was placed in the chapel in 1883 by the
boys, four others ha\'e since been added, and on the terrace
in front of the prir.c:pal entrance is a statue b)' Durham of
the Prince Consort, 8 feet in height, placed on a pedestal of
granite, and presented by Sir Thomas Lucas, at a cost of
£1,000: the college is a centre for the Cambridge Local
Examinations, and is managed by a body of 26 governors.
The Rev. Oliver Digby Inskip M.A., LL.D. of Trinity
College, Dublin, is head master.
The Colonial College, Hollesley Bay, Woodbridge, has been
established under the auspices of the Agents-General of the
Colonies and other distinguished persons for the training of
young gentlemen intendiug to become colonists; the estate
t':xtends ov-er 2,500 acres of varied soil; Robert Johnson,
resident director; C. G. Freer Thonger M.RA.C. professor
of agriculture; Claud M. Hritchinson RA. professor of
natural science; John J. Hedges M.S.E. professor of
IlUrveying; E. Lionel Stroud M.RC. V.S. professor of
veterinary science; Honiton Coates M.D., D.P.H.,
L.R.C. P. Lond., M.RC.S. Eng. resideut medical officer;
Herbert Jenkins, sec. and bursar.
The Suffolk Reformatory, for boys, at 'fhorndon, near
Eye, was established in 1856 by the late Sir E. C. Kerrison
bart. : the buildings were destroyed by fire in 1867: the new
building was designed by his wife, Lady Caroline Kerrison,
.and approved by the Home Secretary: the Reformatory was
taken over by the county in 1887, and now contains the full
(lomplement of eighty-four boys, who are employed on the
land; there is also a class for boys who learn shoemaking;
Frederick William Gill, master; :\lrs. Agnes Louisa Gill,
matron.
Parliamentary Representation of SUffolk.
Suffolk formerly returned four members in two divisions,
but under the provisions of the" Redistribution of Seats Act,
1885," it now returns five members from five divisions.
No. I.-The Northern or Lowestoft division comprises the
sessional di\'isions of Beccles, Bungay and Mutford and
Lothingland, so much of the municipal borongh of Great
Yarmouth as is included in the county of Suffolk, the muni-
-cipal boroughs of Lowestoft and Southwold and the parishes
of Benacre, Hlyford, Blampton, Chediston, Covehithe, Easton
Bavents, Frostenden, Halesworth, Henham, Henstead,
Bolton, Reydon, Rumburgh, Sotherton, South Cove, Spex-
ball, Stoven, Uggeshall, Wangford, Westhall, Wissett and
Wrentham in B1ything petty sessional division.
No. 2.-The North Eastern ur Eye division comprises the
sessional diviSIOns of Blything (exeept so much as is com-
prised in division No. I), I<'ramlingham, Hartismere and
Hoxne and the municipal borough of Eye.
No. 3.-The North Western or Stowmarket division com-
prises the sessional divisions of Blackbourn, Lackford, New-
market (except so much as is comprised in division No. 4),
Stowmarket and Thingoe and Thedwestry (except so much
as is comprised in division No. 4), the municipal borough of
Bury St. Edmunds and so much of the municipal borough
of Thetford as is included in the county of Suffolk.
No. 4.-The South or Sudbury division comprises the
sessional divisions of Boxford, Hadleigh or Cosford, lVIelford
and Risbridge, so much of the municipal borough of Sudbury
as is included in the county of Suffolk, the parishes of Cow-
tinge, Lidgate and Ousden, in Newmarket sessional division,
and the parishes of Brockley, Chedburgh, Chevington,
Depden, Hargrave, Rede, Whepstead and Wickhambrook in
Thingoe and Thedwestry petty se~sional division.
No. 5.-The South Eastern or Woodbridge division com-
prises the sessional divisions of Bosmere and Claydon, Sam-
ford and Woodbridge and the municipal boroughs of Alde-
burgh and Ipswich.
MElIfBERS OF PARLIAAfENT FOR THE COUNTY.
Northern Division, Hury Seymour Foster esq. F.G.S.,
F.RG.8., F.S.A., F.S.S., D.L., J. P. 40 St. Georg-e's
squarcl SW; Carlton club S W & City Carlton club E C
London
North Eastern Division, Francis Seymonr Rtevenson esq.
RA., D.L., J.P. Playford Moul't, Woodbridge ; & 5
Ennismore gardens, London S W
North Western Division. lan Zachary Ma:cohn esq. J. P. 7
Park place, St. James', London S W
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Sollthern Division, Sir W. Cuthbert Quilter bart. J.P.
Hintlesham hall, Ipswich; Bawdsey manor, Woodbridge ;
& 74 South Audley street W, London
South Eastern Division, Capt. Ernest George Pretyman
D.L., J.P. Carlton club SW & Turf club W, London;
Orwell Park, Ipswich; & Riby Grove, Stallingboro',
Lincolnshire
Military.
Bury St. Edmnnds is the depot of Regimental District No.
12, the Suffolk Regimfmt, which comprises the 1st & 2nd
battalions (12th :Foot), 3rd battalion (West Suffolk
Militia), & 4th battalion (Cambridge Militia); the head
quarters of the 3rd is at Bury St. Edmunds & the 4th
at Ely, Cambridgeshire. Full particulars are given at
p. 76
Militia.
Eastern Division Royal Garrison Artillery.
The Suffolk Artillery Militia.
Head quarters, Ipswich.
Staff.-Lieut.-Col. Commanding, L. Tillotson (hon. coL);
Major, C. J. Easton (hon. lieut.-col.); Adjutant,
; Quarter-master, J. Joy RA
Yeomanry Cavalry.
7th. Yeomanry Brigade.
Head quarters, St. Albans.
Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry (The Duke of York's Own,
Loyal Suffolk Hussars), Lieut.-Col. :F. G. H. Cruickshank.
commanding; R. B. Colvin (hon. lieut.-col.) & E. W-
D. Baird, majors; Capt. J. Whitaker (20th Hussars)
(adjutant of 7th Yeomanry Brigade); Snrg.-Lient.
Col. A. Cooper V.D., F.RC.S. Eng. & Edin. medical
officer; Surg.-Lieut. F. Treves, extra medical officer;
Rev. L. D. Kenyon-Stow, hon. chaplain; A. Ellery,
regimental sergeant-major; Orderly room & stores, 117
Queen's road, Bury St. Edmunds. Squadrons-A, Capt.
W. R. Greene, commanding; Capt. Prince Duleep Sing,
second in command; J. Manning, quarter-master,
Bury St. Edmunds; B, Capt. & Hon. Major D. A.
Tollemache, commanding; G. Turner, quarter-master,
Ipswich
Volunteers.
ARTILLEUY.
1st Norfolk Volunteer Artillery, Eastern Division Royal
Garrison Artillery, head quarters, Yarmouth. Garrison
Companies :-No. 4, Capt. T. Sergeant, Peddar's lane,
Beccles; Nos. 5 & 6, Capt. & Hon. Major Frank Peskett;
Surg.-Capt. H. D. E\'ans M.D. medical officer; Rev.
C. D. N. Lawrence M.A. acting chaplain; Drill hall,
Arnold street, Lowesooft ; No. 7, Lieut. E. R H. Berwick,
Aldeburgh; No. 8, Capt. F. Sergeant, Peddar's lane,
Beccles; No. 9, Capt. H. J. Debney, jun.; Surg.-Lieut.
S. W. Woollett, medical officer; Rev. Claude Hope
Sutton M. A. act.ing chaplain, Southwold S.O
1st Suffolk & Harwich (Nos. 4, 5, & 6 Companies), Major
H. St. George Cobbold, commanding 4, 5, & 6, (Ipswich)
companies; Captains, G. W. Horsfield (No. 4), A. C.
Churchman (No. 5), H. Jones (No. 6) ; haad quarters,
20 Berners street, Ipswich
INFANTRY.
The Norfolk Brigade.
Head quarters, Norwich.
Commanding Brigade, The Officer Commanding 9th
Regimental District
Aide-de-Camp,
Brigade Major,
Supply & Transport Officer, Capt. G. Y. Bettison
Senior Medical Officer, Brigade-Surgeon-Lieut.-Col. C. O. A.
Owens M.D. 4th. Vol. Bat. Norfolk Regiment
The Brigade Comprises the : -
1st Volunteer Battalion, Norfolk Regiment, head quarters,
Norwich
2nd Volunteer Battalion,Norfolk Regiment,head quarters,
Yarmouth
3rd Volunteer Battalion, Norfolk Regiment,head quarters,
East Dereham
4th Volunteer Battalion,Norfolk Uf'giment,head quarters,
Norwich
Supply Detachment
Bearer Company
2nd Volunteer Battalion, Norfolk Rf'giment, hf'ad quarters,
Yarmouth. Companies :-F, Capt. A. W. M. Atthill;
Rev. R. M. Marshall M.A., M.D. hon. chaplain;
Armoury, Nethergate street, Bungay; G & H, Capt.
'I'. P. Angell; Orderly room, Old market, Hcecles;
I&; K, Capt. Thomas Wilson Ward; The Armour)', Com-
mercial road, Lowestoft
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The Harwich Brigade. Chambers o~ Agriculture.
Head quarters, Bury St. Edmunds. East .Suff~l.k, F. S. Corrance, president; JOSf'ph Alfred
The Brigade comprises the'- Smith, Glppeswyk park, Ipswich, oee
1st Vol. Batt. Suffolk Re~lment· head quarten, Ipswich West Suffolk, George Blencowe, hone sec. 8 Angel hill, Bu?V
2nd VaI. Batt. Suffolk Reglme~t; head quarters, Bury St. Edmunds -J

St. Edmunds
3 rd (Cambridgeshire) VoL Batt. Suffolk Regiment; head
quarters, Cambridge
1St VoL Batt. NorthaPlpton Regiment; head quarters,
Northampton
Supply Detachment
Bearer Company
Com~anding Brigade, The Officer Commanding 12th
Regimental District
Aide-de-Camp,
Brigade Major,
Supply &; Transport Officer, Capt. &; Hon. Major E. W.
Robinson V.D. 2nd VoI. Batt. Suffolk Regiment
Senior Medical Othcer, Brigade-Surgeon-LIeut. Col. G. S.
Elliston V.D. 1St Vol. Batt. Suffolk Regiment
xst Volunteer Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Staff :-
H. A. Collins, lieut.-col. commanding; F. G. Bond &; W.
A. Churchman, majors; Capt. E. T. Packard, instructor
of musketry; Capt. S. J Murray, adjutant; Hon. Capt.
F. A. Bales, quarter-master; Rev. B. W. Raven M. A.
acting chaplam; headquarters, Drill hall, Portman road,
IpSWIch. Companies :-A, Capt. E. C. Tempest; B,
Cd-pt. F. W. Turner: C, Capt. F. J. Cubitt; D, Capt. C.
T: Packard; Surg.-eapt. S. S. Hoyland M.B. &; Surg.-
Lleut. F. Ward M.D. medical officers; Rev. Y. A.
Barrington M.A. hoq. chaplain; Drill hall, Portman's rd.
Ipswich; E, Capt. H. W. Hart, Woodbridge ; Rev.
Th~mas Housecroft M.A. actin! chaplain; F, Capt. A. E.
Smith; Rev. John Ud-rforth, acting chaplain; Rifle hall,
London road, Halesworth; G, Lieut. C. L. Read; Rev.
G. }<'. Richardson B.A., V.D. acting chaplain, Saxmund-
ham &; Framlingham; H, Capt. & Hon. Major C. P.
OgIlvie; Rev. B. W. Raven M A., V.D. acting chaplain,
Lelston RS.O.; Cycle Co. Capt. W. T. Pretty, Portman
road, IpSWich
2nd Volunteer Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Staff :-Lieut.-
Col. &; Hon. Col. George L. Andrewes V. D. commanding;
Charles Marriott, major; Capt. W. M. Armes, instructor
of musketry; Capt. S. R Stotherd, adjutant; Hon. Capt.
R. H. Dlxon, quartennaster; headquarters, Old Militia
Barracks, Cemetery road, Bury bt. Edmunds. Com-
pam6ll :-A, Capt. P. C. G. Hayward; Surg. -Lieut. Sidney
Hilher M.D. medical officer; Rev. MacDonald Munro M.A.
acting chaplain, Orderly room, Bury street, Stowmarket ;
B, Capt. C. F. Wright; Surg.-Capt. S. J. J. Kirby
M.D. medical officer; Rev. A. J. Spencer M.A. acting
chaplain, Drill hall, Town hall, Eye; C, Capt. F. C.
Christmas; Rev. C. J. Martyn M.A. acting chaplain,
Haverhill; D, Capt. W. M. Armes; Surg.-Lieut.-CoI.
.Tohn Smclair Holden M.D., V.D. medical othcer ; Rev. B.
S. Fryer M.A. acting chaplain, New Drill hall, Gains-
borough street, Sudbury; E &; }<', Capt. & Hon. Major
Charles Denton Leech, Bury St. Edmunds
Chamber of Commerce.
Ipswich Chamber of Commerce &; Shipping (Incorporated
E. Packard esq. chairman; Henry Clement Cdsley s'"C'
Exchange chambers, Ipswich ' .
Fairs & Markets.
Aldringham, pleasure fair, December IX &. 12
Barrow, pleasure fair, May r
Beccles, market day, fri. (corn)
Brandon, market day, thurs. (corn)
Bungay, market day, thurs. (corn)
Bury f,t. Edmunds, cattie fair, first tues. in December'
market days, wed. &; sat. the former principally for cor~
&. cattle &. the latter chiefly for provisions
Cavendish, fair, June IX
Clare, market day, mono for grain &. cattle
Eye, pleasure fair on Whit monday; market day, mono for
corn
Framlingham, market day, sat. for corn &. pravisions &;
a gala III lieu of the ancient fairs is held on Whit tuesday
Hadleigh, market day, mono for cattle, sheep, pigs &; general
produce
Halesworth, market day, tues. for corn
HaverhlIl, market day, fri for corn
Ipswich, St. George's stock fair on the first tues. in May;
lamb fair on August 22 ; &; Handford fair on the third
tuesday in May; market day, for corn &. cattle, tues. &
provisions, sa.t
Lakenheath, fair for cattle &; toys, first thurs. after Mid-
summer day
Lowestoft, fairs, May 13 &; October It for small Wa.res
market day, wed
Long Melford, cattle fair on thurs. in Whitsun week & a
pleasure & pedlery fair on the fri
MildenhaII, market day, fri
Nayland, fair on the first wed. after October 2
Saxmundham, market day for grain on wed
Snape Bridge, horse fair, August It
Southwold, fair on Trinity mono &; two foJlowing days
Stowmarket, market day, thurs. for corn, cattle, sheep,
rigs &. horses
Sudbury, market day for corn &; cattle on thurs. &; a general
market on sat
Great Thurlow, fair, October IX
Woodbridge, fairs, the third friday in March &. MlChaelmas
day &; the followlllg day; the Lady fair held in March is
celebrated for its annual show of entire horses; market
day for corn &; cattle, thurs
Woolpit, horse &; cattle f81r 16th Sept. &; next day

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The following Table shows the acreage under each kind of crop, and the number of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs in
the County of Suffolk, as taken from the Agricultural Returns, 1899 :-:-
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CROPS. ACRES. LIVB STOCK. !'ot1HBBB.
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Corn and cereals ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 34°,976 Horses for agriculture and brood mares ....... 3 2 , 124
Roots, artificial grasses, cabbage and rape... III,3 82 Unbroken horses, 1 year and above ..........:. 6,622
Clover and grasses •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 105,812 Ditto, under I year • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3,078
Permanent pasture ................................• 179,842 Cows in milk or calf ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25,180
Bare la110 w ..............•........_ .................. 23,666 Other cattle, 2 years and above .................. 17,°34
Orchards.......................•........................ 1,960 Ditto, I year and under 2 years.................. 21,080
Small fruit ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 680 Ditro, under J year................................... 16,540
Woocls and plantations...................•.......... 34,77 1 Ewes kept for breedIng ............•.......•......• 176,777
Sheep, I year old and above ...................... 5 2,255
Ditto, ullder I year ............................... 2°3,77 1
Sows kept for breeding...........•...........•..... 20, 61 4
Pig's •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 137,°39
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Suffolk contained in 1891, inhabited houses .

Civil Parishes .............•...........•......•.••.....•...........•. ....•.... A •••••••••••• •••

In 1874, owners of land beloW' I acre 12,51 I

Owners of land of 1 acre and upwards................................... 6,765
19,276
~~l>le 1nIllle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• £1,63 8,736
He3.th land for grazing, acres ........................................................• 3 2 ,356
1ro~l ~r~e of tile ~llIltJ'.••.•.•••.••.•••••••..••.••..••••••••••••..••.••.••••••••••• 94 6 ,001
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THE GEOLOGY OF SUFFOLK.

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~AIURAL HISTORY AND ScIENTIFIO SOCIETY. General Structure of the Dist1 ict.-Beginning in the
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Suffolk Institute of Archreology and Natural History; Bury extreme north-west corner of the county, we find, near
Mildenhall, just So corner of the Fen-land. From this Im'el
St. Edmunds.
MUSEUlIlS. tract, which is only from 25 to 30 feet above sea-level, there
rises a low range of chalk hills, the northward contiuuation
Bury St. Edmunds Museum. of the K)yston Downs, extending from Havel'hill 011 the
Ipswich Museum. south, by Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds to Thet.ford~
PUBLICATIONS OF THE GBOLOGICAL SURVEY. and decreasing in height northwards. In the south-west
corner, near Haverhill, the chalk attains a height of 352
Booh.-Geology of the Fenland, by Skertchly, 408 feet, and Haverhill Church is 225 feet above the sea. These
Manufacture of Gun Flints (at Brandon, &c.), by Skertchly, hills have their steep slope to t.he west, whilst t.hey dip
J7S. 6d. gentl~' to the liouth-east. In the south-east corner of Sul-
IMPOR'rANT WORKS OR PAPERS ON LOCAL GEOLOGY. folk, between the sea and a line drawn from Sudlmry tn
Aldborough, we find beds of clay and sand of the Tertiary
J869· Flower, J. W.-Flint Implements on the Drift of period resting on the chalk: the height of some points
Norfolk and Suffolk. Journ. Geor. Soc., ,"01. xxv. (laken from the Ordnance Sui"\'ey) in this region are Cop.
p. 449· dock Church, J33 feet; Belstead Church, J42 feet; Ipswich
J870. Lankester, E. R-Newer Tertiaries of Suffollt and (St.:Mary Elms Church), 27 feet; Woodbridge Town Hall,
their Fauna. Journ. Geol. Suc., vo1. xxvi. p. 493· 77 feet; Wickham Market Church, 109 feet; Saxmundham
J 870 • Gunn, Rev. J.-Relative Position of the l"orest-Bed Church, 57 feet; and further north, Wangford Churcb, 39
and Chillesford Clay. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xxvi. feet; Lowestoft Town Hall, 73 feet; Corton Church, 63 feet.
P·55 1. These strata (the Chalk and Tertiaries) form what is
J87J· Prestwich, Prof. J. Crag Beds of Norfolk and Suffolk. termed the solid geolo!lY of the county, but they are fre-
Joum. Geol. Soc" vol. xxvii. pp. 115, 3 2 5, 45 2. quently oyerlaid-and O\'er extensive tracts entirely con-
J 872 .- Dawkins, Prof. W. B.-Cervidre of the Forest-Bed. cealed from obsen'ation-by the ])rift, under which term
Joum. Geol. Soc., vol. xxviiI. p. 4 0 5. ' w e include all the deposits formed during the lust glacial
1874. Whitaker W.-Thanet Beds and Crag at Sudbury. period, these being beds of boulder clay, gravel and sand,
Joum. Geol. Soc., vol. xxx. P·401 . of comparatively late geological age.
18 74. Flower, Prof. W. H.-Skull of Halitlteriu11l from the We shall now describe the different rock-beds in turn,
Red Crag. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xxx. p. I. commencing with the oldest which occurs here, viz" the
1876. Gunn, J.-Forest-Bed Series at Kessingland and Pake- chalk.
field. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xxxii. p. 123. THE CRETACEOUS FORMATION. _ The chalk of Rnffolk
18 77. Harmer, F. W.-The Kessingland Cliff Section. forms part of the great band which extends from Salisbury
Joum. Geol. Soc., vol. xxxiii. p. 134· Plain to the Xorfolk coast. In a deep boring executed at
J877· Whitaker, W.-Note on the Red Crag. Joum. Geol. Harwich in 18 54-7, we have a key to the thickness and
Soc., voL xxxiii. p. 122. succession of the' arions didsions of the chalk: the boring
The extensh"e and accurate knowledge of the rocks of was close to the harbou1", and just west of the Great Eastern
this county which we now possess is the result of a long Hotel: the beds passed through were, Earth, 10 feet;
series of observations made almost entirely during the pre- Gravel, IS feet; London Clay, 23 feet; Reading Beds, 30
sent century by the numerous talented genlogists who have feet; Chalk, with flints, 690 foot; Chalk, without flints, 162
devoted their attention to the study of the strata in this feet; Chalk marl, 38 feet. ; Upper Greensand, 22 feet; Gault,
district. Although Dale (1730), Parkinson (1811), William 39 feet; Lower Carboniferous (a hard, dark, bluish-grey,
Smith (1816) and R. C. Taylor (182+) ha1 specially noted slaty rock, containing the fossil shell Posidopomya) pene-
the shelly deposits east of Ipswich, commonly called the trated tn a depth of 69 fect.
"Crag" it was Mr. E. Charlesworth who in 1235 published. Anothor borin~ at Coombs, near Stowmarket, gave:-
an important paper in the" Philosophical Transactions," Drift, 57 feet; Chalk, 817 feet; Upper Greensand, 10 feet;
classifying them in a manner which has ue\'er since been Gault, I I feet" Other d 'ep borings in IICI'f,s and Jliddl('~ex
materially altered; the fossils of the Crag ha'"e been excel- show that Paheozoic rocks probably underlie the greater
lently described and figured by Messrs. Searles V. Wood, part of the Ea~tern Count it's.
sen. (2lfollusca); Professor Busk (Polyzoa); Professor The Lou'e1' Chalk, 0)' Chalk without Flint.'t,-This bed
Duncan (Corals); Professor Forbes (Echinoder11ls); Ru- forms the western slope of the low chalk escarpment; the
pert Jones and Parker (Fomminifera); Rupert Jones and beds below it, the chalk-marl, &e., occurring still further
Brady (Entomostl'aca), in the "olumes of the Palreonto- I[ west in Cambridgeshire. It is hardly correct to call it the
grapical Society. Professor Prestwich has given a minute "chalk-without-flints," as by diligent search flints may
account of the Crag deposits in the Quarterly Journal of almost always he found, hut in these lower beds they are
the Geological Society (vol. xxvii.), in which also numerous comparath'ely scarce. Mr. Whit.aker thus describes a hard
papers on Suffolk geology by Messrs. G. Maw, S. V. Wood, bed which forms the top of this diVISIOn :-" The lower
jun., F. W. Harmer, W. Whitaker, W. H. Flower, J. Gunn, chalk ends upwards in a hard crystaliine bed, frequently
W. H. Penning, E. Ray Lankester, W. Boyd Dawkins, yellow and broken into lumps 2 or 3 i::ches across, with a
Rev. W. B. Clarke, Capt. Alexander, Professor Henslow, marly substance between them; but tile latter is probably
Sir Charles Lyell, &c., have appeared. Excellent work has I So wash into the joints from the chalk atove. This bed, or
been done by Dr. J. E. Taylor, the well-known curator of rather deposit, divided into two crystalline beds with soft
the Ipswich Museum and editor of "Science Gossip," chalk betwcen, has been described under the name of chalk-
Messrs. A. & R. Bell and others. rock, and is tolerably persistent from \\ iltshire up to, and
. . . probably far beyond, this district, though from the scarcity
FI~e collectIons of fossIls have ~~en ~ade by Dr. Reed, of of sections, the outcrop cannQt be accurately traced. It
York, the Rev. H. Ca~ham of al~rmgham,. Mr. Cavell contains many fossils, Hol((.~te,. planus being somewhat
and many ~ore energ~tlc,w()rk~rs. fhe, IpSWICh Mus~um characteristic, and its upper limit is sharply defined: it
has a magnIficent serIes, mcludmg ~he ~anham.collectIOn, indicates a change in the conditions of deposit which, brief
lately purchased and presented by SIr RIchard Wallace. as it mayor may not have been, was certainly considerable."
The Government Geological Survey officers (Messrs. Local geologists should look for this bed between N ewmar-
Whitaker, H. B. Woodward, Dalton, J. H. Blake, S. B. J. ket and Thetford; it may generally be told by its cream-
Skertchly, &c.) have now nearly completed theIr examina- colour and hardness.
tion, aud their maps and memoirs, which will shortly ap- The Upper Chalk.-This division includes nearly the
pear, will furnish a full and reliable guide to the minute whole of the white, soft, earthy limestone which is perhaps
geological details. A most interesting memoir on the Gun- the best known and most easily recognized of any British
flint trade of Brandon, b)' Mr. Skertchly, has been pub- rocks. If we draw a line from Sudbnry through Ipswich to
Hshed, and another, chiefly by Mr. Whitaker, giving an the coast near Dunwich, we tlhall ha\'e the i'outh-eastern
account of the country between Sudbury and Haverhill. limit of the chalk. North and west of this liue we have
 nffiECTORY.] SUFFOLK. 11
numerous exposures ot the rock in the mnny pits opened to lower part pinkish; no fossils occur. These ~s can ~
get the chalk, which i~ burnt for lime, and the flints, which traced with difficulty
•
a little north of Hadlelgh, and at
are used for building purposes. These pits arc mostly on Ipswich.
the sides of the valleys where the streams have cut through Reading Beds.-These are mottled c1aJs and sands, .Jf
the surface accumulations of clay, sand, &c., exposing the no gn·at thickness. They are worked for bricks at the St.
chalk itself; there are large openings near Bury St. Helen's pits, Ipswich, Higham Bridge, Bramford, G~t
Edmunds, Claydon, Cockfield, Bradfield, Sudbury, Codden- Cornard, Copdock, and several other points between Ipswich
ham, Whelnetham, &C. In almost every pit we see the face and ~udbury. Thl'Y rest on the Thanet sand, or in some
crossed by black lines of flint nodules, and find that places where that is absent the Re~ding beds repose directly
although there are several minor undulations, yet the beds, upon the chalk. In the clay at lpswicb, Dr. TaJlor states
as a whole, incline or dip very gentlr to the south-east. that numerous casts of a shell, probably ('m'dium l'lll1lt-
'fhe chalk is an excellent water-bearing formation, yielding steadiense, have been found.
an ample and s~ady supply of clear but hard water.
Many wells have been sunk or bored to the chalk to get The London Cla'l/.-This
•
bed takes its name from the
water, and these vary much in depth in the same neighbour- fact that it underlies the metropolis. In this county it is
hood, showing that the surface of the chalk is uneven; in seen in the tract of hnd between t he estuaries of the Stour
some cases where the discrepancy is very great,it would seem and Orwell, around ?\eyland, Leyham,Stoke, Stratford,&<'-.;
t hat a "sand-pipe" has been hit upon-this is a cylindrical it is also exposed on ('ach I'ide of the estuary of the Deben,
llllllow where the chalk has been dissolved by running water, and from thence llorthwards forms the lower part of the
ullll its place filled by the sinking in of the beds above; they cliffs to a little beyond Orforuness. It is a Lluish-grey clay,
1":\y he "el'n Qn a small scale in any chalk pit. weathering to brown at the slll'face, and with included
rounded masses of impure limestone, called cement-stones,
from the fact that they have been largely used for making
Roman cement. Sometimes these nodules are traversed by
a Drown and dark-grey stiff London cracks which have beeome tilled up with pure crystalh7.8d
a Clay. slipping much; no signs of carbonate of lime; they are then known as septaria.
basement bed. Rounded lumps of iron pyrites, brown without, yellow in';"
side, and layers of brown phosphatic nodules, the so-called
coprolites, are also common. Beautiful rhomboidal crystals
, Blacki8h 8811dy Clay and clayey of selellite, which the workmen call" congealed water." are
band; 3 feet.
...
u.." abundant at Felixstowe, Ba wdsey, &c.; this selenite is simply
crystallized sulphate of lime, the saIlle thing, essentially, as
~ c Pale greenish-grey red-mottled
bedded Sandy Clay, the red gypsum.
mottling chiefly ill the uprer
part; the bottom part (with The lower part of the London clay is called the basement
c grecn !!,rains) tills tubular beel; it is composed of Luff-coloured sand and brown cla~'s
holes ill the underlying bed; with some pebbles, altogether from 12 to IS feet thick,
(; feet. which are well exposed on the north of Hadleigh. The
London clay is dug at several points for brick making, and
also for spreading over or "marling" lIght, poor lands; it
,d Euff nnn pale grey, fiue soft frequently contains lIluch fOl:lsil wood, as in a pit close to
allll slightly clayey sand. firm Ipswich (on the JIIorwidl road) and in the cliffs at Bawdsey.
mul bedded. The bottom These plant-remains are always converted into pyrites,
three feet or so (d') of a except when they occnr in septaria, in which latter case the
d llinkish tinge, the lowest six
inches (d"), of a deeper colour, structure of the wood is generally replaced by calcite (crys-
awl hanler; Rnd a sli!!ht . tallized carbonate of lime). In the Bawdsey eliffs, we see
intel'mixture of this with the the uneven surface of the London Clay on which the Crag
top of the next bed for three beds lie, showing that the former formation had suffered
or four inches; total thickness, much from denudation before the deposition of the Crag;
auout 12 feet.
many small faults or dislocations can be traced here by
noticing the broken character of the Jellow bands of pyrites
which run along the lines of st,ratification. Many springs
burst out at the junction of the London Clay with the Crag
or Drift beds; the water, percolating through the latter,
........ - ." .. O' ...

Cla.p·y
..

green 8anil, very hright cannot make its way into the impervious clay, but flows
d" e
.... ...... .,. <00 .. .. ..

('oloured at top, with greell- along the junction until it finds an exit; on the coast these
e I c,Jated flint>; at the l,ottom springs occupy hollows or recesses in the cliffs, the upper
\ (some large I, ann a few higher beds ha\"e fallen or slipped over, as a consequence of the
. up; about 2 feet in thickne,;s. erosion of the line of junction. The commonest London
Ciay fossils are such shells as Modiola, Cytherea obliqua,
f Chalk with a thin layer of tabular Nautilus, &c.; sharks' teeth abound, and the fossil cara-
rUnt (x) of alternative black and paces of turtles, some two or three feet in length, haY'e been
white layers at top; other flints
rare. obtained from the West Rocks, a shoal some few miles off
the coast, which used formerly to be worked for cement-
General Section of the Great Pit south of Dalingdfln (Sudbury) stones. One of t.he most interesting discoY'eries in Suffolk
as shown in 1873. Scale, eight feet to (In tnrh. geology was made by W. Colchester esq. F.G.S. in 1839
The beds are even and fiat, or witll a S.S. W. dip (up to 8°). at Kyson near Woodbridge ; he found in a brick-pit, a layer
of white and yellow sand, underlying 12 feet of London
The common chalk fossils are sea-urchins, such as jlfi- Clay; from tlie sandy bed were obtained many sharks'
rl·a.~ter, Ananchytes, Gale1'ites, &c. The shells Inocem-
teeth, scutes of crocodiles, scales of ganoid fishes, bones of
III us, Spondylus, Rhynchonella, Terebratula, &c., with a large serpent, teeth of bats and opossums, &c., also the
A mmonites, sponges, and occasionally teeth and scales of teeth and part of a jaw of a mammal, which Professor Owen
fishes. Chalk appears to have been formed at the bottom at first considered to be a species of monkey, but which
of a deep sea, and microscopic examination shows that the further discoveries in other parts of England and in France
minute shells of foraminifera form the bulk of the deposit; haY'e shown to be an extinct animal related to the H'l/ra:r:
there are also still smaller rounded bodies (coccospheres), (South African cone:r); it has been named the Hyraco- •

a.nd fragments of such (coccoliths), now known to have been therium.

::alcareous sea-weeds.
.l'LIOCENE FORMATION.-In this district no beds occu\'
T2RTIAR.Y PERIOD.-The chalk closes the list of Secon- of Upper Eocene, orof Mioceneage; thus the Pliocene strata
dary .Formations, and a great interval of time elapsed, of rest upon the London Clay, or, where they overlap that for-
which we can get no information from any rocks existing mation, upon the chalk. These Pliocene beds only occur (in
in England. England) in the counties of Suffolk, Norfolk and Esse~
EOCENE FORMATION. - With strata of this age, we where they are known as the Crag (Celtic creggan. a shell),
enter on an epoch when the life of the earth began to be being shelly sands containing a large percentage of mollusca
more closely allied to that wmchnow exists. Largemammals of still living species.
appear, and a few species of shells are identical with some The Suffolk Bone-Bed, or Box-Stone IJeposit.-At the
now living. The lowest Eocene strata are- base of the Crag and resting upon the London Clay, there is
The Thanet Beds.-These are only well exposed round a very remarkable stratum, in thickness from one to t.hree
Sudbury; there we see about 2 feet of clayey greensand feet, containing coprolites, rolled and polished teeth and
resting on the chalk, with a few green-coated flints at the bones of Mastodon, Rhinoceros, Tapir, Hyrena, Halitherium,
bottom, and above this about 12 feet of grey sand, the &c., rounded masses of dark-brown sandstone (the "box-
 12 SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
stones") and large boulders of quartz, granite, &c.; one of at llulchamp and at Wangford: it is only about 10 feei.
dark-red porphyry found at Sutton weighed a quarter of a thick and contains fresh'rater and estuaril!c as well as
ton. The" box-stones" have been so named by workmen, marine shells: 112 species of mollusks have been found, of
because about one in a score of them when broken open is which 18 are extinct (16 per cent.).
found to contain some shell or othe1" organic body: these " .
currespond with the fossils of the Diestien or Black Crag of J.he Clltlle,~f01 d Beds are called after a VIllage, of that
Antwe Th' b e bed a name near AId borough : they are llhout 20 feet thIck; th3
: fOC::I ~ ~ ?:.. pears, fact,l\o o~ave be!: I?w~r part ~andy, witl~ .8 sh,ell ~ed~ ll:bo,:e whieh come
I

--oJ', < . formed by the breaking-up of i lammated mICaceous cla)s. fhmr. fossIls mc1ude honrsyf
......
~
I
~ some deposits of ~llOc~ne and whales ,and shells of nOI'th~:n sp~cJes, a~ A.~t({'/"te bO'l:eal1s;
I>. early Phocelle age winch may' 86 specIes are known, of whICh 14 arc extmct (16 per cent. ).

g 6 have occupied part of thf QUATERNARY PERIOD.-The Plioccne deposits tl'lI us

~ ..; area now covered by the Ger- of a climate gradually getting ('older and a sea gradually
~ ... man ocean, The box-stones decreasing in depth. At last the bed of th~ German Ocean
,

·
'. .S b are most plentiful in the was laid dry and England became a part of the cl)IJtinent,
:El ..a" district between Foxhall (near t'egetation covered the surface, and large mammals strayed
.' q:: ] Ipswich) and I"eJixstowe. At over it. 'ro this period belongs the FO'J'e.~t Bed of Kessing-
·• .g o..s Waldriuglield aud Falken- laud, which can also be tl'aced in the cliffs at Corton and
~ "'='] ham they are used as road- Hopton, and round the coaf't of Nlllfolk.
,.... :,
:'

.'", ~ I'l metal.

This bed has
)"ielded many fine bones and teeth of Rhinoceros etruscus,
· :: .:§... The Ooralline Crag (also
"· ~ ~] called the Suffolk Crag, White
I ~ ~:5 Crag, and Bryo1.oanCrag).-It
] -a.a has been proposed to alter the
:- .5; name of this division to Bryo-
~ .S; zoan Crag, as the branching
-: :§ '" forms, formerlv thought to be
t:l> _ _ ] ~ i:: corals, now tilrll out to be
~ -; El bryozoa 01" }1olyzoa. It is
r£ p.; -a well exposed lit Orford, Ald-
al El: borough, Woodbridge,Slltton,
, ... ~ -;; Ramsholt,GetlgraYt', and there I
~ 11:E is an outlying patch as fa I'
,, '

..·
,
,
..:: I:Q ~ south as Tat tillgstone. Its
~ §.§ extreme thickness is about 60
(
,
Q> ~ ~ feet; at the base are shelly
•• "
~ is 8 sands, above is a roek bed,
,·
·':..
C &:Cl ~ yielding a soft building stnne.
§ ., i The pits in Sudbourne Park Neolithic Uval :-trike-a-Light
, .
,',•
~ ~. have yielded great numbers of

.. --- ' I
, . 8. ..!!.~ fine and well-preserved shells,
CII ~ ~ as Cardita senilis, G.1/pl'inCl
·. ~ ~.~ rustica, Astarte Omalit &c.
~ "2 &s Altogether Mr. Wood enUI:ler-
, ,
,

•
,..
,-
.~ ~~. stes 396 species of shells from
- _.-.....
"
,

J
-
•eO "" H the Coralline Crag, of which
t;.-
• • ~; 144 arc now extinct (36 per
• ~ :s e cent.); many of these are of
Il:l § H Medi t.erranean species. and the
b.l m~ general eonditions of 'the de-
si ]- posit indicate that it , ..as
~ .... ~ formed in a warm sea o~
~ :a e moderate depth-perhaps 300
I
P:l ~ C!:l to 400 feet.

... -- :il 'i.: The Red Cl'ag.-This depo:;it

~ a;.B is composed of red shelly!l:1.nds
s-:: p.; c!i having an extreme thickness
~,-,;5 ~ of 25 feet. It is finely exposed :Modem Oval Strike-a-Light.
'"' ~ fi .:s in the cliffs at Felixstowp. and
- .; ~ '!'9- Bawdsey, and ('v~r a large
e
~ ell ~ area between Sutton, .Rams- the Mammoth, Stag, Irish Elk, &c. Then subsidence took
~...;ctlq:j bolt, Trimley, Butley, &c.: at place, and in a shallow sea were formed the pebbly sands
... ~ 11.2 Tattingstone Park (4 miles named Bure Valley Beds by Mr. Wood, and We.~tleto1lo
I
~ .~ ~ B. W. of Ipswich), at Sud- Shingle by Professor Prestwich: these reach southwards
\7 g ~ al g bourne, and near Aldborough to Halesworth, Westleton and Southwold. They contain
E
~ 00 Z the Red Crag may be seen in Tellina balthica, a shell very characteristic of the glacial
Jl
r. t l:l .... section superimposed upon the deposits. Now Arctic conditions begin to prevail and the
~ Coralline Crag. The lower first or Lower Boulder Clay (Cromer Till) was formed; it
portion ot the Red Crag is remarkable for its obliqu" lami- is surmounted by the Contorted Drift, consisting of clays'
nation, which Mr. Wood believes to be due to its baving been and loams seen in the Hopton cliffs, and of which there are
heaped up as a beach in channels and around islands formed 'lutlying masses at Kesgrave, Blaxhall and Boxford. Next
<Jf Coralline Crag. In examining the fossils care has to be comA the Middle Glacial Sands and Gravels, with beds
taken to distinguish such as are derivative (i.e.,washed out of brick earth (the Brandon Beds), formed during a milder
of older deposits) from those proper to the bed; excluding .. inter-glacial" period: t.hese occupy much ground south
these we have 248 species, of which 69 are extinct (28 per of Gorleston and along the coast, but spread most widely
cent. nearly). The common Shells aro Trophon antiquum south of Woodbridge and Ipswich: they crop out along
(the red whelk), Pecten opereularis, Pectunculw glyci- the sides of the valleys from underneath the Great Chalky
mens, Cardium edule (the common cockle), Purpura Boulder Clay. The latter deposit spreads everywhere over
lapillus (the dog-whelk), &c. Phosphatic nodules (copro- the higher grounds and marks the extreme period of cold :
lites) occur, which have probably been washed out of the it is full of rock-masses (boulders), often polished and grooved
CoraIline Crag and London Clay: the coprolite bed or bone- by ice-action, and has an extreme thickness of 160 feet. The
bed at the base of the Red Crag has been largely worked for various sub-divisions of the Drift are finely exposed in many
these nodules, whose value as a manure was first pointed large pits in the neighbourhood of Sudbury.
out by the late Professor Henslow; in 1877 there were raised
in Suffolk 10,000 tons of coprolites, valued at about £3 per Hill or Plateau Gravels formed of large flints are found
ton. at some places (I mile east of Bromeswell, again west of
In many sections ordinary Red Crag full of shells is seen Orford, kc.), resting on the Chalky Boulder Clay; they
to be surmounted by a few feet of unfossiliferous sand. This appear to have been formed by strong currents resulting
latter Mr. Whitaker has lately shown to be part of the Red from the melting of a great ice-sheet.'
Crag, from which tho fossils have been dissolved by the RECENT DEPOSITs.-These include the rh'er g-rat'eIS,
l'8rcolation of water containing carbonic acid. both those which lie on the slopes of the present valleys and
The Norwich Crog is found at Thorpe, near AIdborough, those whieh are on a level with the stream: also the fen-
 DmoorORV.] SUFFOLK.
beds near Mildenhall and the extemive deposits of sand,
shingle and mud which form 1,IW flat tracts alonl! the coast.
These are the result of the action of the sea, which wears
away the land in one place to add to it in another. Uf Dun-
wich, once the chief seaport of the east coast, only a ruined
church remains, and the old tower of Aldborough stood a
quarter-mile east of the present shore.
Modern pick of wood and iron, used at Brandon to extract flints
from the chalk.
PREHISTORIC MAN.-During the last year or two
satisfactory evidence has been obtained in Suffolk of the
existence of man prior to the last Glacial Epoch, and the
date of this cold period may be roughly estimated at some
quarter of a million years ago! In beds of loam and brick-
earth at Botany Bay (near Brandon), Mildenhall Brickyard,
High Lodge, Mildenhall, Bury St. Edmunds, We'lt Stow
and Culford, which undtn·lie undoubted Chalk./I Boulder
Clay, flint implements have been found which are, un-
doubtedly, the work of man. This discovery is due to Mr.
s. .8. J. Skertchly, of the Geological Survey, who bas been
13
1 engaged fOl" some time at Brand..n in the "tud} pr the gun
I flint manufacture there. Rude pai<eolithit: illlplement~ of
I later date have als.) been f..uud in old ri\"er-grawls at
Brandon, Hoxne, Icklingham, Lakenheath. ~ant.on, Duwn-
ham, Wangford &c. Of the Neolithlc or Newer Stone Age.
numerous celts, arrow-heads,flakes,&c.,beautifully fashIOned
out of flint and often polished b,}' rubbing, many specimens
·•·
!
Ancient pick made from the antler of the red deer; nsed by the
Neolithic fiint-worken at Brandon.
have been met with at Botesdale, I("klin~ham, Lakenheath.
Mildenhall, &c., but there is nothlllg in form or in workman-
ship to connect these with the Toughly-chipped Palreolitbic
tools: they were made by a dlflerent and later t'et of men,
and the Giacial Epoch comes between them.
The flints in the chalk of the north-west of Suffolk at
Brandon, &c., are so well SUIted for manufacturing purpol'es
that Mr. Skertcbl)· beheves that the art of working fllllts
has been continuously carried on there from preblstone
times to the present day.
W. J. H.
•
 14 SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

THE COUNTY COUNCILS OF SUFFOLK.

Local Government Act, 1888, 51 & 52 Vie. c. 41.
Under the above Act, East and West Suffolk, after the 1St joint committees of the Quarter Sessions and the County
April 1889, for the purposes of the Act, became respect- Councils, appointed as therein mentioned (secs. 9 & 46).
ively separate and distinct administrative counties (sec. The county coroners are elected by the County Councils,
46-Ib), each governed by a County Council, consisting of and the clerk of the peace appointed by such joint com-
a chairman, aldermen and councillors elected in manner mittee, and may be removed by them (sec. 83-2).
prescribed by the Act (sec. 2). The clerk of the peace for the county is clerk of the County
· b ' f h' ffi . • . f h Councils (sec. 83- 1).
Th 8 Ch aIrman, y V1rtu~ 0 IS 0 .C8, 1~ a JustICe 0 t e The administrative business (which would, if this Act had
peace for the county, wIthout quahficatlOn (sec. 46 ). not been passed, have been transacted by the justices) is
.The police for the county is under the control of standing transacted by the County Councils.

EAST SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL.

Meet at Ipswich.
CHAIRMAN, Lord Rendlesham D.L., J.P. Rendleshamhall, Woodbridge (retire March, I~I).
VICE-CHAIRMAN, Henry Edmund Buxton V.D., J.P. Fritton, Great Yarmouth (retire March, 1901).
ALDERMEN. '
Retire in 1901. Retire in March, 1904.
Anstruther Col. Robert Hamilton-Lloyd D.L., J.P. iHintle-
French Rev. Thomas Lee M.A., J.P. Rectory, Thrandeston, sham hall, Ipswich
Scole Bernard Arthur Montague RA., J.P. Rookwood, Copdock,
Garrett Frank C.E., J.P. Aldringham house, Saxmundham Ipswich
Garrett George Herbert J.P. Snape Bridge, Wickham Biddell Herman, Playford, Ipswich
Market Everett Robert Lacey J.P. Rushmere, Ipswich
Hervey Rev. John Frederick Arthur M.A. Rectory, Shotley, Kerrison Roger Tattingstone M.A., J.P. Place, Ipswich
Ipswich Pettiward Robert John M.A., J.P. Finborough hall, Stow-
Lomax '!'homas M.A., D.L., J.P. Grove park, Yoxford, market
Saxmundham Pretyman Capt. Ernest George R.A., M.P., J.P. Orwell
Phillips William Page Thomas J.P. 73 Grosvenor street, park, Ipswich
London W Stevenson Fraucis Seymour M.P., D.L., J.P. Playford
Stradbroke Earl of, Henham ball, Wangford Mount, near Woodbridge
Steward Rev. Charles John, Somerieyton rectory,Lowestoft
Tacon Sir Thomas Henry, Red house, Eye
COUNCILLORS.
Electoral Division. Names & Addresses. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses.
Aldeburgh Joseph Flintham J.P. The Hall, Halesworth James Parry, llalesworth
Aldeburgh R. S. 0 Holbrook Alfred Harwood J.P. Belstead hall,
Alderton Capt. Algernon Waller Cobbold J.P. Ipswich
The Lodge,Hollesley,Woodbridge Ilketshall Rev. Gilbert Flesher Smith-Rewse
Beccles : M.A. Rectory, St. Margaret,
North Ward Edwd.Masters,Northgate st. Beccles Southelmham, Harleston
South Ward Joseph Platt Walton, Blyburgate Kessingland Charles Woolby Cooper, Kessing-
street, Beccles land, Lowestoft
Blythburgh John Robert Grimsey, St. Helena, Kirton .. Clement Charles Smith, Trimley
Westleton, Saxmundham St. Mary
Bramford...... George Fiske, Bramford, Ipswich Laxfield..................... George Frederick Cook, Saxted
Bungay Hezekiah Stam mers, St. John's lodge, Framlingham
road, Bungay Leiston Thomas Percy Borrett J.P. 6
Carlton Colville Henry Rackham, The Woodlands, Whitehall place, London S W
Corton, Lowestoft Lound Capt. John Rolleston Prickett R.N.
Chediston Col. Theodore Methuen Ward, Browston hall, Belton, Great Yar-
Abbots lodge, Sibton, Yoxford, mouth
Saxmundham Lowestoft:
Chelmondiston John Amis Hempson J.P.Arwarton
hall, Ipswich East Ward Benjamin Mummery, Lowestoft
Claydon Richard Corder, Claydon, Ipswich North Ward, No J William Mobbs J.P. 48 Alexaudra
Combs William Wade, Stowmarket road, Lowestoft
Copdock Jabez Ernest Green, Capel St. North Ward, No. 2 ... Robert Brame Capps, Arnall house,
Mary, Ipswich Lowestoft .
Debenham.. Henry Abbott, Debenham South Ward Benjamin Masterson Bradbeer, Cliff
Earl Soham Frederick Theodore Wainwright road, Lowestoft
Burch, Winston, Stonham West Ward, No. J ... Christopher Alfred Day, 99 Raglan
East Bergholt Henry Cooper, Holton St. Mary, street, Lowestoft
Colchester West Ward, No. 2 Adam Adams, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Eye Henry Westhorpe Cullnm, Bos- Melton Edward Dudley, The Hermitage,
combe, Anglesea road, Ipswich Melton, Woodbridg-e
Felixstowe Harold Percival Varley, Walton, Martlesham Lord JohnWilliam Nicholas Hervey
Ipswich . J.P. 110 London road, Ipswich
Finningham Robert Newstead, Rickinghall Needham Market......... Samuel Thomas Harwood J.P.
Superior, Diss Battisford hall, Needham Market
Framlingham Thomas WaIler Read,Framlingham R.S.O
Fressingfield Christian Charles Jacobsen, Wey- Orford William Toller, Gedgl'ave,Wickham
bread hall, Harleston Market
Glemham Col.Alfd. Bloomfield J.P. The Grove, Saxmundham William Evelyn Long J.P. Hurts
Great Glenham, Saxmundham hall, Saxmundham
Grundisburgh Sir William Brampton Gurdon Southwold Eaton Womack Moore, 80 High
K.C.M.G., M.P., J.P. Assington street, Southwold
hall, Colchester Stoke Ash Charles Beales, Eye
 DIRECTORY.] . SUFFOLK. 15
Electoral Division. ' Names & Addresses. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses.
Stonham Henry Lingwood,Barking,Needbam Weston ••••••...•••..••••••• Major William Worsley Worswick,
Market RS.O Ashman's hall, Beccles
Stowmarket.••.....•.....• Capt. Hervey Aston Oakes J.P. Hill Wetheringsett William Short, Hillside, Church
house, Stowmarket street, Eye
Stowupland ..•.•......•••• Henry Fairflax Harwood J.P. Tud- Wickham Market ..••.•.• William Nathaniel Whitmore J.P.
denham hall, Ipswich Snowden hill, Wickham Market
. Stradbroke •••••• .••••..•• William Groom, The Castle, Wing- R.S.O
field, Harleston Woodbridge ..••••••••.•..• Ranulphus John Carthew J.P.
Thrandeston Thos. Edwd. ,Cracknell, Wortham, Westholme, Woodbridge
Diss Worlingworth Rev. Henry Spelman Marriott,
Walpole Commander Egerton Bagot Byrd M.A. Rectory, Wilby, Eye
Levett-Scrivener RN., J.P. Sib- yoxford William Short,Grove cottage, Yox-
ton Abbey,Yo:x:ford, Saxmundhm ford, Saxmundham .
Wangford Thos. Girling J.P. Frostenden,
Wangford
LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE EAST SUFFOLK CoUNTY CoUNCIL, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY, AND THE ELECTORAL
DIVISIONS FOR WHICH THEY RESPECTIVELY SIT.
Name. Electoral Division. Name. Electoral Division.
Abbott H •••... .•.••. •••. ••••• Debenham Hervey Lord J. W. N., J.P Martlesham
Adams A Lowestoft, West Ward, No. 2 Jacobsen C. C Fressingfield
Beales C .••..• ••• .••••• .•• •••.• •••• Stoke Ash Levett-Scrivener Commander
Bloomfield Col. A... ..•... ••• ••• Glemham E. B. B., R.N., J.P Walpole
Borrett T. P............. Leiston Lingwood. H............ ••••.• ••• .•• Stonham
Bradbeer B. M .••••••..•..•....•• Lowestoft, South Ward Long W. E., J.P Saxmundham
Bureh F. T. W Earl Soham MarriottRev. H. S.,M.A Worlingworth
Capps R. B Lowestoft, North Ward,No.2 Masters E Beccles, North Ward
Carthew R. J., J.P..•.....•.•••.. Woodbridge Mobbs W., J.P Lowestoft, North Ward, No I
Cobbold Capt. A. W., J.P ...... Alderton Moore E. W Southwold
Cook F. G ..••••• ••••••.•• •••.••.•• uxfield Mnmmery B Lowestoft, East Ward
Cooper C. W•••. •.••••••••••• .••..• Kessingland Newstead R..................... .•• Finningham
Cooper H East Bergholt Oakes Capt. H. A., J.P Stowll1arket
Cracknell T. E . Thrandeston Parry J Halesworth
Cullum H. W ••••••.•••••... Eye Prickett Capt. J. R., RN•..... Lound
Day C. 0 Lowestoft, West Ward, No. 1 Rackham H.... Carlton ColvilIe
Dudley E .....•.....•...•••......... Melton Read rr. W........... .••••..... •.•• Framlingham
Fiske G •.•. •..... .•••••••• •••. •••••• Bramford Short W Wetheringsett
Flintham J.,J.P Aldeburgh Short W ••• ..••••• .•• ••• •••.....•... Yoxford
Girling T., J.l'................••... Wangford Smith C. C... ..•............ Kirton
Groom W .•• .••..•..• •••.• ••••..• ••• Stradbroke Smith-Rewse Rev. G. 1"., M.A Ilketshall
Green J. E..........••...... Copdock Stammers H ... ••• .•• .••... •••..• Bungay
Grimsey J. R Blythburgh ToIler W .••...........• ••• ••••••... Orford
GurdonSir W• .B., K.C.M.G., Varley H. P Felixstowe
M. P., J. P ... . Grundisburgh Wade W .•.....••...•.••••..••••..•... Combs
Harwood A.,J.P Holbrook Walton J. P Beccles, South Ward
Harwood H. F., J. p Stowupland Ward Col. T. M Chediston
Harwood S. 'r., J. P Needham Market Whitmore W. N., J.P Wickham Market
Hempson J. A., J.P Chelmondiston Worswick Maj. W. W Weston

WEST SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL.

Meet at Bury St. Edmunds.
CHAIRMAN, Olhoer Denn Johnson, J.P. Barrow hall, Bury St. Edmunds {retires March 1904). •
VICE-CHAIRMAN, Arthur Maitland Wilson, D.L., J.P. 30 Charles street, Berkeley square, London W.
ALDERMEN.
Retire in March, 1901.
Barnardiston Col. Nathaniel, The Ryes, Sudbury Retire in March, 19°4.
Biddell William J.P. The Hall, Lavenham
Bristol The Marquis of (Lord Lieutenant), 6 St. James's .AlIen EIliston J.P. The Grove, Ballingdon, Sudbury
square, London SW Burrell Robert J.P. Westley hall, Bury St. Edmundl
Gough Jesse J.P. (Bury St. Edmunds), Northgate street, Cadogan The Earl J.P. Culford hall, Bury St. Edmunds
Bury St. Edmunds Gurteen William Basham J.P. Havehill
Greene Sir Edward Walter bart. J.P. Nether hall, Bury Mattingley Robert J.P. Great Cornard, Sudbury
St. Edmunds Parker Rev. Sir William Hyde bart. J.P. Melford hall,
Hervey Lord Francis J.P. 34 Buckingham Palace mansions, Sudbury
London SW Quilter Sir William Cutbbert bart. J.P., M.P. Bawdsley
Manners Geo. Espec In. Fornham' pk. Bury St. Edmunds manor, Woodbridge
Thornhill Sir Thomas bart. J.P. Pakenham, Bury St.
Edmunds
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CoUNCILLORS-
Electoral Division. Names & Addresses. Electoral Division. Names & Addresses.
Barrow Edward Manning Fyson, Higham, Bures St. Mary AlIan Henry Mumford, The Lodge,
Bury St. Edmunds West Bergholt, Colchester
Great Barton Walton Burrell, Fornham St. Mar- Bury St. Edmunds :-
tin, Bury St. Edmunds Abbeygate Ward.••.... Charles Henry Bullen, 20 Butter
Beyton John Henry Newson, Elmswell, market, Bury St. Edmunds
Bury St. Edmunds Eastgate Ward ........ Alfred John Hooper,33 Eastgate
Bildeston Thomas Nunn Scarfe J.P. The street, Bury St. Edmunds
Brooks, Bildeston Northgate Ward Lt.-Col. Robt. Anderson R.A.:M.C.,
Boxford............ Col. The Hon. Henry W. Lowry- The Acacias, Looms lane, Bury
Corry J.P. Edwardstone hall, St. Edmunds
Boxford, Colchester Risbygate Ward William Jaggard, 7 & 8 Corn hill,
Bradfield ... .••...... ...... George Orbell, Nowton, Bury St. Bury St. Edmunds
Edmunds Southgate Ward ...... Charles Arthur Ledward, Hardwick
Brandon Col. EdwaTd Philippe Mackenzie road, Bury St. Edmunds
D.L., J.P. Downham hall, Bran- Westgate Ward Edward William Lake, Westgate
don house, Bury St. Edmunds
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Electoral Division. Names & Addresses. ' Electoral Division. . • Names & Addresses.
Cavendish .......••••....... William Byford, The Court, Glems- Monks Eleigh Colonel Frederic Pocklington J.P.
ford, Sudbury' Old Manor house, Chelsworth,
Clare ..•......... William Henry Denuis, Chilton Bildeston S.O
Clare R.8.0 Nayland Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart.
Euston The Rev. Lord Charles Edward Fitz- J.P. Tendring hall, Stoke-by-
royM.A.Rectory,Euston,Thetford Nayland .
Exning Rev. Arthur Vaile M. A. Vicarage, Newmarket All Saints.. Herbert James Garrod, Chevele3',
Exning, Newmarket Newmarket
Gazeley Sir Robert AfHeck bart. D.L., J.P. Newmarket St. Mary JohnWltr.Carr,High st. Newmarket
Dalham hall, Newmarket Rattlesden Duncan Parker J.P. Clopton ball,
Glemsford Oscar Wl1liam Clarke Glemsford, . Rattlesden, Bury St. Edmunds
Sudbury Saxham (Little) Phillip Mann Browne, Fornham All
Hadleigh Robert Hyatt Cook J.P. Frenches, Saints, Bury St. Edmunds
Hadleigh &.S.O Sudbury :-:-
Haverhill Frederick Charles Christmas, Gleu- East James Bell, Girling house, Sudbnry
brook house Nurth Wliliam Lambton Lewis,Oak lodge,
Hitcham Willie Waller, Hitcham, Ipswich Station road, Sudbury
Hundon Andrew Boa, Great Thurlow S.O South Frederick Wheeler, Friar st.Sudbury
Ingham George Arthur Paley RA., J.P. Thurlow Colonel Sharpe Goodchild J.P.
Ampton hall, Bury St. Edmunds Great Wratting hall, Suffolk
Ixworth Cordy Samuel Wolton J.P. Ixworth, Tuddenham Loonard Marshall, Oakwood house,
Bury St. Edmunds Mildenhall·
Laxenheath Rev.I<'rederickGeorgeScrivenerM.A. Waldingfield Stephen Carlton, Great Walding-
Vicarage, Lakenheatb, Brandon field, Sudbury
Lavenham John Thomas Cousens,Peppershall, Walsham-Ie-Willovs .... Wm.Morley Youngman, Walsham-
Cockfield R.S.O. Suffolk le-Willows, Bury St. Edmunds
Lawshall Lieut.-Col. HenryTrafford-Rawson Weston Market Frederick Stokes, Coney Weston
J.P. Coldham hall, Stanningfield, hall,· Bury St. Edmunds
Bury St. Edmunds Whepstead Rev.John White M.A.,J.P.Cbeving-
Long Melford Henry Horn Almack J.P. Long:\fel- ton rectory, Bury St. Edmunds
ford, Sudbury . Wickhambrook Rev. Alex. McKechnie, Theo.Assoc.
Mildenhall Sir Hy. Charles John Bunbury hart. K.CL. Vicarage, Wickhambrook,
J.P.Barton hall, BurySt.Edmunds Newmarket .
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LIST OF THB MEMBERS OF THE WEST SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY, AND THB ELECTOItAL
DIVISION::. FOR WHICH THEY RESPECTIVELY SIT.
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Name. Electoral Division. Name. Electoral Division.

AfHeck Sir R. bart. D.L., J.P. GazeIey Lake E. W Bury St. Edmunds(Westgate
Almack H. H., J.P Long Melford Ward)
AndersonLt.-Col.R.R.A.M.C., Bury St. Edmunds (North- Ledward C. A Bury St. Edmunds (S'JUth-
J.P gate "rard) gate Ward)
Bell J _...... Sudbury (Ell.st) Lewis W. L Sudbnry (North)
Boa A a............... Hundon Lowry-Corry Col. The Hon.
Browne P. M Little Saxham Henry William, J. P Boxford
Bullen C. H Bury St. Edmunds (Abbey- McKechnie Rev. A Wickhambrook
gate Ward) MacKenzieCol.E.P., D.L.,J.P Brandon
Bunbury Sir H. C. J. bart. Marsball L Tuddenham
D. L., J. P.. . Mildenball Mumford A. H Bures St. Mary
Burrell W Great Barton Newson J. H...... Hey ton
B:rford W Cavendish Orbell G Bradfield
Carlton S Waldingfield Paley G. A., B.A., J.'p Ingham
Carr J. W Newmarket St. Mary Parker D., J.P Rattlesden
Christmas F. C Haverhill Pocklington Col. F., J.P Monks Eleigh
Clarke G. W Glemsford Rowley Sir J. 'f. bart. J.P Nayland
Cook R. H., J.P Hadleigh Starfe T. N., J. P Bildeston
Consens J. T ..........•........... Lavenham Scrivener Rev. F. G., M.A Lakenheath
Dennis W. H .. . Clare Stokes F Weston Market
Fitzroy Rev. Lord C. E., J.P. Euston Trafford-Rawson Lieut.-Col.
Fyson E. M ,..................... Barrow H. T., J. P Lawshall
Garrod H. J Newmarket All Saints Vaile Rev. A., M.A Exning
Goodchild Col. S., J.P Thurlow WaIler W ,..•................ Hitcham
Holden Rev. J. S., J.P Ingham Wheeler F Sudbnry (Suuth)
Hooper A. J Bury St. Edmunds (Eastgate White Rev. J., M.A., J.P Whepstead
Ward) Wolion C. S., J.P Ixworth
Jaggard W Bury St. Edmunds (Rlsby- Youngman W. M Walsham-Ie-Willows
• g"cIote Ward)
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OFFICERS FOR EAST AND WEST SUFFOLK.
Clerk t~ the County Councils, James Cherry, County hall, Upper Brook street, Ipswicb; deputy, Charles WaIter
IpSWIch Chaston, 12 Grove road, Lowestoft: Bury St. Edmunds
Deputy Clerk of the. Councils, A. Townshend Cobbold, Liberty, Rowland Holt Wilson, 7 Crown street, Bury St.
County hall, Ipswich Edmunds; deputy, Woolnough Gross, 8 Crown street,
County Treasnrerll, East Suffolk, A. Gibb, Ipswicb ; West Bury St. Edmunds: Duke of Norfolk's Liberty, Henry
Suffolk, A. B. Bevan, Bury St. Edmunds Edwin Garrod, Mount street, Uiss: St. Etheldred's
County Analyst, East & West Snffolk, William Lincolne Liberty, WaIter Brooke, Church street, Woodbridge;
Sutton, Redwell street, Norwich Newmarket & Haverhill district, Sidney John Ennion,
County Surveyors, East Suffolk, Henry Miller M.I.C.E. 16 Newmarket; deputy, Cbarles James Gross, Bury St.
Museum street, Ipswich; West Suffolk, Frank Whit- Edmunds; Sudbury district, Thomas Hates, Sudbury ;
more, 7 Angel hill, Bury St. Edmunds deputy, Herbert Dove King M.D. Sudbury
Org'dnising Secretary of County fechnical Instruction, W. Inspectors of Weights & Measures, East Suffolk, Soutbern
Eo Watkins, White house, Tower Churchyard, Ipswich division, Josiah Burkitt, County ball, Ipswich, & Northern
Coroners for the County.-North Eastern district, C. W. di"ision, WilliamEdward Giraud, 140 High street, Lowe-
Coaston, 12 Grove road, Lowestoft; deputy, Arthur stoft; West Suffolk, Henry Charles WaIters, Weights
Frederick Vulliamy, 20 Upper Brook street, Ipswich: & Measures office, Bury St. Edmunds
South Eastern district, Arthur Frederick Vulliamy, 20
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GISTRATES FOR OOUN •

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LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS ROTULORUM,

'THE MARQUESS OF BRISTOL, Ickworth park, Bury; & 6 St. lames' square & Carltou &; White's clubs, London S. W.
. CHAIRMEN OF QUARTER SESSIONS,
LORD RENDLESHAM, Rendlesham hall, Woodbridge & THOMAS LOMAX esq. M.A. Gro\"e park,
Yoxford, Saxmundham.
VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE COAST,
THE EARL OF STRADBROKE n.L. Henham hall, Wangford.

EASTERlN DIVISION. Creasey Oharles Albert esq

Marked thus * are also Deputy Lieutenants. Crisp John Edwin esq. Homefield, Beooles
Crossley Sir Savile Brinton bart. Somerleyton hall,
• Adair Sir Hugh Edward bart. F'lixton hall, Bungay & Lowestoft; & 12 Carlton House terrace, London SW' {.
Little Casino, Aldeburgh Cro""foot Wm. Miller M.R, F.R.C.S.Eng. The Walk,
.Adair Capt. Fredk. Edwd. Shafto, Flixton hall, Bungay Beccles
Adams Adam esq. Windsor house, South Lowestoft d'Arcy de Burgh esq. de Grey cotta.ge, Felixstowe
"*.Anstrutner Lieut.-Col. Robert Hamilton-Lloyd, 37 Ec- R.S.O.; & 42 Montpellier ..square, London W
cleston square, London S W De Poix Edmond Albert J oseph Edouard Marie Tyrel
.Archer Rev. Charles Goodwyn M.A. Rectory, AIderton, esq. Broome Place, Bungay
. Woodbridge De Saumarez Right Hon. Lord M.A. S.hrubland park,
.Austin Charles esq. Brandeston hall, Wickham Market Barnham, Ipswich; Livermere park, Bury; et 43 Gros-
:Babington Francis Evans esq. South lodge, Halesworth venor place, London S W
.Bagot-Chester Col. Heneage Charles. Carlton -club. Doughty Hy. Montagu esq. Th6lberton hall, Leiston R.8.0
London SW Dowson Edward 'l'heodore esq. Geldeston, Beccles
.BailIie-Hamilton Rev. the Hon. Arthur Charles M.A. Durrant Christphr. Mercer M.D. 12 Northgate st.Ipswich
Burley lodge, Ringwood, Hants Edgar Capt. Mileson, Sparrowe's nest, Whitton, Ipswich
:Bflrtlet John Henry M.D. Berkfield lodge. Ipswich Edwards Hy. Rd. esq. Centre t;1iff wdge, &uthwold
:Base Samuel esq. Ringsfield hall. Beceles Eiliston William Alfred M.D. Stoke hall, Ipswich; et
:Bateman-Hanbury Major Hon. Edward Reginald. Naval Villa Sandra, Felixstowe
&; Military club, L(}ndon W Everett R<>bert Lacey esq. The Villa, Rushmere St. An-
lJateman-Hanbury Capt. Hoo. WilIiam Spencer. Marl- drew, Ipswich
borough club, London SW .. Ewen Rev. John Norris Frederick M:A. Reydon hall,
:Beaumont Rev. Thos. Geo. M.A. Oakley ldg. Leamingtn Wan!rlonr RS.O
Bedingfeld Lieut. James RN. Bedingfeld, Eye }<'errand Gerard Thomas Worthington esq. North lodge,
"Bence-Lambert Col. Guy-Lenox, 'l'horington hall, .Aldeburgh R.S.O.& Towes gran.ge, Market Rasen,Lincs
Darsham, Sumundham Fison James Oliver esq. Stutton hall, Ipswich
Bernard Artdmr Montague esq. B.A. The Lodge, Cop- Flick Robert esq. Theberton gran.ge, Leiston RS.O
dock, Ipswich Flintham Joseph esq. The Hall, Aldeburgh R.S.O
'*Berners Charles Hugh esq. Woolverstone hall, Ipswich *Foster IRarry' Seymollr esq. M.P., F.G.S., F.R-G.S.,
....Blois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten bart. Cockfield F.S.A., F.S.IS. 40 St. George's square, Lond(}n SW
hall, Yoxford, Eaxmundham & Erin villa, Southwold Fowler Ernest Wm. esq. Gunton Old hall, Lowestoft
Bloomfield Col. Alfred. The Grove, Grea' Glemham. Fraser Alexander esq. Westerfield house, Ipswich
Saxmundham }<'reeland Lieut.-Col. RusseIl George, The Elms, Toft
:Bonham Lieut.-Col. Harry WaIter Musgrave, Arthur's M(}nks, Beccles
club, London S W . }<'reeman John Garneys esq. Aspall ooUlSe, Stowmarket
:Booth Benj. Brodie esq. Plashwood park, Haughley, !"rench Rev. Frederic M.A. Rectory, Worlingworth,
Stowmarket Wickham Market
.Borrett Thomas Perey esq. 16 Sussex square, Hyde french Richard Day esq. St. John's hall, Ilketshall St.
park, Lond<ln W John, Bungay
:Brooke Edward esq. Ufford place, Woodbridge French Rev. Thos. Lee M.A. Reotory, Thrandeston, DISI
Brooke John Kendall esq. M.A. Sibton park, Saxwundhm frere Rev. Canon Constantine M.A. Rectory, Finning-
.Brooke Reginald esq. 4 Chester houses, Gerald road, ham, Stowmarket .
London SW Frere John Tudor esq. RA. Roydon hall, Diss, Norfolk
.Brown William Palgrave esq. The Elms, Southtown. Furnisl Thomas Sanderson esq. M.A. Higham house,
Great Yarmouth near Stratford St. Mary, Colchester
Browning Col. Montague Charles C.B. Brantham Court. Garrard Robert esq. The Grove, Brundish, Wickham Mkt
Manningtree; & 73 Grosvenor street, London W Garrett Frank esq. C.E. Aldringham ho. Saxmundham
·Burrell The Hon. WilIoughby Merrik Campbell, 12 Garrett Geo. Herbt. esq. Snape Bridge, Wickham Mrkt
Princes gardens, London S W Girling Thomas esq. Frostenden, Wangford R.S.O
Buxton Henry Edmd. esq. V.D. Fritton hall, Yarmouth Gooch Rev. Francis Harcourt RA. Vicarage, Thursley,
Carr William esq. M.A. Ditching-ham hall, Bungay Godalming. Surrey
Carthew Capt. Ranulphus J<lhn, Woodbridge abbey,Wood- Gurdon Sir William Brampton M.P., K.C.M.G., C.B.
bridge; & 15a, Kensington Palace gardens, London W A-ssington .lraIl, Ooolchester; & Brooks' club, London SW
Cartwright Robt. Norton esq. 47 Victoria road, London W *Gwydyr Lord M.A. Stoke park, Ipswich; &; Oxford &;
Catchpole Nathaniel esq. White house, Whitton-cum- Cambridge club, London S W
Thurleston, Ipswich . Haggard Henry Rider esq. Ditchingham house, Bungay
ChevalIier John Barrington Trapnell esq. M.A. Aspall Hall WilIiam Henry esq. Albert house, Aldeburgh R.S.O
hall, ;Etowmarket Hargreaves Reginald Gervis eaq. Cuffnells, Lyndhurst
Clarke James Greville esq. M.A. Witnesham hall,Ipswich R.S.O. Hants
Cobbold Capt. AIgernon WaIler, The Lodge, Hollesley, Harrison Alfred Henry esq ,
Woodbridge . . Hart John Brook esq. Deben Bank, Woodbridge
Cobbold Fe1Ix Thorn:ey esq. M.A. The Lodge, .Felixstowe Harvey Edward Kerrison esq. Grey Friars, Norwich;
Cobbold John Dupuis esq. Holy We~s, IpswIch . & 20 Esplanade, Lowestoft
Colley Philip WeLesley esq. RA. Shmgle street, FeIix- Harwood Alfred esq. Belstead hall, Ipswich
stowe; & 31 Montlgu square, London W . Harwood Henry Fairfax esq. Tnddenham hall, Ipswich
Combe Edward Henry Harvey esq. V.D. FerrysIde house, Harwood Samuel Thomas esq. Battisford hall~ Need-
Southtown, Yarmouth ham Market
·Corrance Frooeric Snowden esq. Parham hall, Wick- Hay Arthur William Henry esq. Oakley park. Eye; &
ham Market 19 Hill street, Berkeley square, London W
Corra::tce Rev. Henry Clemence B.A Hayward Frederick Geo. esq. Weatherall house. Hamp-
Co~ B9l"bert ~q. BrudenelI terrace, AIdeburgm stead, London N W
RB.O.; & 2 'Westbourne square, London W E~mpson John Amis esq. Erwarton hall, Ipswich

SUFFOLK 2
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Hemsworth Augustus Noel Campbell esq. Shropham
hall, near Thetford
*Hennike~ ;LOfc\ F.S.A., M.A., V.D. Thornham hall, Eye
&; Woflinrorth hall, Wickham Market; Government
hodse, Douglas, ble of Man; & Oarlton & Travellel'6'
clubs, London ~'W
Henniker-Major Hon. Albert Edward John RA. Thorn-
ham hall, Eye
Henniker-Major Lt.-Col. the Hon. Arthur Henry, 13
Stratford place, London W
*Heywood Artihur esq. Glevering hall, Wick'ham Market
Hill Rev. Henry RA. Rectory, Buxhall, Stowmarket
Hocking Rev. John Hocking M.A. Rectory, Copdock,
Ipswich
Holden Luther esq. F.RC.S.Eng. Pinetoft, Rushmere,
Ipswich
Hollond Francis Egbert esq. Satis house, Yoxford, Sax-
mundham; & 13 Hertford ,street, London W
*Ho:mes In. Sancroft esq. M.A. Gawdv hall, Harleston
Howey Major John Edwards Werge, The Grange, Mel-
ton, ""Yoodbridge
Huntingfield Lord, Hevenilligham haJlI, Saxmundham; &
Guards' & Oarlton clubs, London .s W
Hustler Jas. Devereux esq. The Lodge, Botesdale, Diss
Jeaffreson George Edwards- esq. M.RC.S.Eng. The Moat
house, Framlingham RS.O , Rodwell Wm. Hunter esq. flolbrook lod,ge, Ipswich
Jolly WiIliam esq. Sea Gull house, Felixstowe
Kemball Charles Gurdon esq. Mettingham castle, Bungay
Kerrison Roger esq. M.A. Tattingstone Place, Ipswich
Lacon Capt. Henry Edmund, Ackworth house, East
Bergholt, Colchester
Larkman George James esg. Belton, Great Yarmouth
Leathes Col. Hill Mussenden, Herringfleet hall, near
Lowestoft
Levett-Scrivener Commander Egerton Bagot Byrd RN.
Sibton Abbey, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Loder John esq. Burkitt house, Woodbridge
Lomax Charles Henry esg. M.A.Sutton Haugh,Woodbrdg
*Lomax Thomas esq. M.A. (chairman of Quarter Ses-
sions), Grove park, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Long William Evelyn esq. Hurts hall, Saxmundham
Lowther Hon. Wm. Ashe High ho. Campsea A'she, Wick-
ham Market; & Lowther IcLg. KeIl!sngt;n. gore,Lndn.S W
*Lucas Sir Thomas bart. I2a, Kens,ington Palace gardens,
Lond,on W
Lucas Lt.-Col. Francis Alfred V.D. Easton park, Wick-
ham Market
LuC'as Col. Alfred George, Oliffside, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Lucas Arthur Chas. esq. 30 Wilton crescent, London SW
Mann Robert Oampbell esq. V.D. Wainford ho. Bungay
Mansel Col. Edward Berkeley, Old Catton ho. Norwich
Marriott Charles esq. RA. The Beeohes, Stowmarket
Marriott Rev. Henry Spelrnan M.A. Rectory, Wilby, Eye
Martin Maj.-Gen. Wm. Geo. Hemingstone hall, Ipswich
Maw Saml. Alex. esq. Hurstlea, Needham Market RS.O
Meade Capt. John Percy, Ear,sham hall, Bungay
Me:ler :Major Alfred RA. The Lime'.!, Rus.hmere St.
Andrew, Ipswich
Mobbs William esq. 48 .A.lexandra road, Lowestoft
Moor Major Edward Charles, The Rosary, Great Beal-
iugs, WoocLbridge
Morrice Frederick Launcelot Hamilton esq. Brampton
hall, Wangford R.S.O
Morse Capt. Alfred Herbert, Copdock, Ipswich
Oakes Capt. Hervey Aston, Hill house, Stowmarket
Orde Charles Somerville esq. Hopton house, Yarmouth
Packard Edward esq. The Grove, Bramford, Ipswich
Palgrave Robert Harry Inglis esq. Lake cottage, Belton,
Yarmouth
*Parry-Crooke Douglas esq. RA. Darsham house, Sax-
mundham; & 60 Rutland gate, London S W
Percival Major-Gen. Horace R.A. Newe house, Paken-
ham, Bury St. Edmunds; & 37 Hans pI. London S W
Peto Lawrence Jas. esq. B~undeston house, Lowestoft
Pettiward Rbt. In. esq. M.A. Finborough hall,Stowmarkt
Phillipps Major-Gen. Henry Pye, Barham hall, Ipswich
Phillipps Maj. Robert, Manor house, Sproughton, Ipswich
WESTERN DIVISION.
CHAIRMEN OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
COL. NATHANIEL BARNARDISTON, The Ryes, near Sudbury & COL. FREDERIC POCKLINGTON,
Old Manor house, Chelsworth, Bildeston S.O.
*.Affieck Sir Robert bart. Dalham hall, Newmarket
Alle:l Elliston e~q. The Grove, Ballillgdon, Sudbury
Almack Henry Horn esq. Long Melford R.S.O
Anderson Lt.-Col. Robert RA.M.C. The Acacias, Bury
St. Edmunds
Angerstein John Richard Julius esq. Wrought on house,
Swindon, Wilts
[ KELLY'S
*Phillips William Page Thomas esq. M.A. 73 Grosvenar
street, London W
Pooley Rev. John George M.A. Rectory, Stonham Aspall"
Stowmarket
Preston Benjamin esg. M.A. North end, 'Lowestoft
Pretyman Capt. E['nest George M.P., RA. Onvell park,.
Ipswich; & Oarloon club SW & Turf & Naval & Mili-
tary clubs, London W .
Pretyman Fredk. Henry esg. Haughley park, Stowmarket.
Price Capt. Geo. Edwd. RN. Carlton hall, ISaxmundham
*Quilter S.ir William Cuthbert, bart. M.P. Bawdsey
manor, Woodbridge; & 74 Sth. Audley st. London W
Rant Thomas esq
Read Jo'hn William esq. Debenham hall, Stowmarket
Reade Col. James Colguhoun Revell RA. Crowe hall..
Stutton, Ipswich; & 57 Cromwell mad, London SI W
Reeve Cornrnndr. Chus. RN. Gis[liliam lod'ge, LO'WestOtft.
Remnant Frederick Mander esq. The Grange, Wenhas-
ton, Halesworth
*Rendlesham Lord (chairman of quarter sessions), Ren-
dIe-sham hall, Woodbridge; & Carlton club, London SW
Reynolds Rev. Seymour Baylie RA. Rectory, Thorn-
don, Eye
Rimmer Richard esq. Dalwoodie, Dumfries, N.B
Robinson Frederic Wm. Darby esg. Roos hall, Beccles
Rouse Rev. Rolla Oharles Meadows M.A. Rectory} ,Ray-
leigh S.O. Essex .
Russell Major-Gen. John Cecil, Bramford hall, Ipswich
Scott Major-Gen. Sir Francis Cunningham K.C.M.G...
K.C.B .
Se'ago William Rix esq. Oulton, Lowe8toft
Seppings Lt.-Col. Henry V.D. St. Margaret's, Lowestoft.
Shaw Rev. Thornton Sutton M.A. Rectory,Bedingfield,Eye.
Smith Clifford esg. Waveney house, Beccles
Smyth Lieut.~Col. Samuel W. V.D. Mdeburgh RS.O
Stantial Rev. Arthur Evered M.A. Blllc,ton, Etowmarket
*Stevenson Fras. Seymour esq. B.A.,M.P. Playford Mount..
nr. Woodbridge; & 5 Ennismore gardens, London SW
Stewart Col. Harry Hutchinson AugustuB, Hopton hall,.
Yarmouth.
Story Robert Henry esg. Woodfield, Stowmarket
*/Sltradbroke Earl of, Henham hall, Wangford RS.O.;.
& Carlton club S""V & Bachelors' club W, London
«Tacon Sir T!homas Henry, Red house, Eye; & IS Es-
planade, Lowestoft .
Tate Rev. Canon William M.A., LL.D. Vicarage, Strad-
broke, Eye
T'aylor Lieut.-Col. Frederick Henry (late RA.), Red
house, Wrentham, Wangford RS.O
Terry Chas. esq. jun. M.A. Orayswood,Haslemere,Surrey
'TIhellus£on Col. Art'hur John Bathel, Great Casino,.
Aldeburgh RS.O
Tidswell Richard Henry esq. Bosmere hall, Needham
Market; & 49 Wilton crescent, London S W
Tollernaohe Hon. Douglas Mfd. South Beach, Felixstowe
Tollemaf:he Hon. Stanhope Alfred RA. North Leigh,.
W oodbridge road, Ipswich
Wade William esg. Violet hilll, Stowrnarket
Wells Eugene esq. The Vale, Buxhall, Stowmarket
Wells William Woodcock esq. Longueville, Needham
Market RS.O
Wentworth Thomas Fredericik Charles Vernon- esq. M.A~
Aldeburgh lodge, Aldeburgh RS.O. &; Blackheath,.
Friston, Saxmundharn .
*Whitbread Col. Boward C.B. Loudham park, Wickham.
Market
White Robert Eaton esq. Boulge hall, Woodbridge
Whitmore William Nathaniel esq. Snowdon hill, Wick-
ham Market
Wilson Fredk. Wm. esq. M.P. Hdghrow, Felixstowe; &.
Reform club, London S W
*Wilson Goo. Bolt eeg. Broom Hills" Botesdale, Diss
Wilson Gea. R<lwland H()lt esq. RA. Hindersley hall, Diss
Woods Thomas Hardwick esq. Blundeston hall, Lowestoft.
Youngman Wi:lliam esq. 63 High street, Lowestoft
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Baird Major Edward Wm. David, Exning ho. Newmarket
Baldwin Capt. Orrnerod Pi1kington, 31 Kenilworth 1'06.<4
St. Leonard's-on-Sea
Baldwin Godfrey William Ainsworth esq. Pippin park.
iLidgate, Newmarket
*Barnardiston Col. Nathaniel (chairman of quarter sea-
SiOIlS), The Ryes, near Sudbury
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.
Barnardiston Major :Nathaniel Walter, The Ryes, nr. Sud- King Robert Wm. esq. Brinkley hall Newmarket
bury; & 36 Beauchamp pI. Brompton rd. London S W King Wm. Norman esq. Barton Place: Bury St.Edmunds
Barnes John Edward esq. M.R.C.S.Eng. Clare R.S.O Lambarde Francis esq
*Bence Capt. Edward Starkie Langdon William Joh~ esq. Salters hall, Sudbury; &"
Bennet Geoffrey F. P. esq. Gt. Barton, Bury Et. Edmunds 90 Lauderdale manSIOns, Maida vale London S·W
Biddell William esq. Lavenham hall, Lavenham R.S.O Lafft Robt. Emlyn esq. Troston oat. Bury St. Ecmunl!l
B!ake Col. George Pilkingt<Jn Lowry-Corry Col. the Hon. Henry William M.A. Edward.
Blake Sir Patrick James Graham bart. Bardwell manor, st<Jne hall, C<Jlohester
Bury . McCalmont Harry Leslie Blundell esq. M.P. Cheveley
Bl'istol Marquess of (Lord-Lieut.), Iekworth park, Bury park, Newmarket; &; I I St. James' sq. London SW
St. Edmunds; & 6 St. James' square & Carltoh & Machell Capt. James Octavius, Bedford ho. Newmarket
''''bite's clubs, London S W *M'ackenzie Col. Edward Philippe, Downh'llm. hall, Bran-
*Brown WaIter Thos. esq. Tostock PI. Bury St.Edmunds don; & 106 Gloucester place, London W
*Bunbury Sir Henry Oharleg. John bart. Barton halil, Bury Majendie James Henry AIex. esq. Hedingham castle,
rg·t. Edmunds & The Woodlands, Mildenhell Halstead, Essex
Burke Lieut.-CoL WaIter St. Geo. Auberies, nr. Sudbury Manners Gool'ge Espec John esq. Fornham park, Bury
Bm'rell Robert esq. Westley hall, Bury St. Edmunds St. Edmund.s •
Burton Robert Frands esq. Brandon hall, Brandon Mattingly Robert esq. The Chestnuts, Great Cornard,
Cadogan Rt. Hon. Earl K.G., P.C. Culford hall, Bury Sudbury
St. Edmunds; & Chelsea house, Cadogan place & Carl- Methold Frederick John esq. F.S.A. Thorne court,
ton, St. Stephen's & White's clubs, London S W Cockfield, Bury St. Edmunds ; & Langford lodge,
CQmpton Edward esq. Shrubland house, Mil..Jenhall Southwold
Cook Robert Hyatt esq. French's, Hadleigh R.S.O Methold Thomas Tindal esq. B.A. Hepw<Jrth house, Hep-
Cooke Edwa.rd Buckley esq. Polstead hall, Colchester worth, Diss; & 7 Ashburn pl.South Kensngtn.LndnSW
Cooper Daniel esq. Warren tower, Newmarket *Milner-Gibson-Cullum George Gery esq. M.A., F.S.A.
Craven William George esq. White's club, London S W Hardwick house, Bury St. Edmunds
Crossfield Talbot King esq. The Cottage, St:nmingfield, Newman Henry esq. Ohu:reh street, HadJIeigh R.,s'.O
Bury Newton Alfred esq. M.A., F.R.S., V.P.M.B.A. Athe-
De Barreto Baron Victor, Brandon park, Brandon meum club, London SW
de la Rue Warren William esq. The Cottage, Chippen- Nocton William esq. Langham hall, near Colchester; &
ham, neal" Newmarket; & 43 York terrace, Regent's 12 Great Marlborough street, London W
park, London NW North John, Kirtling tower, Newmarket
Dipnall James Fairlie Thomas esq. Overbury hall, Lay- Oakes Lieut.-Col. Charles Joshua Tufnell
ham, Hadleigh *Oakes James Henry Porteus esq. Nowton court, Bury
Dunn Sir William bart. M.P., F.R.G.S. The Retreat, St. Edmunds
Lakenhea.th, Brandon; & 34 Phillimore gardens, Kens- Ord Major St. John St. George, Fornham house, Bury·
ington W & RJeform & Devonshire clubs S W & City St. Edmunds
Li'beral club, London E C Ord Capt. William St. George, Fornham house, Bury·
Engleheart Henry Lewis DilIman esq. Holbecks, Lay- St. Edmunds .
,ham, Hadleigh Packer Rev. Arthur M.A. Rectory, Hartest, Bury
*Euston Earl of, Euston hall, Thetford; & 17 Carlton St. Edmunds
House terrace, London S W Paley George Arthur esq. B.A. Ampton hall, Bury
Field Sidney esq. Ashleigh lodge. Great Ashfield, Bury St. Edmunds
:FitzRoy Rev. Lord Charles Edward M.A. Rectory, Eus- Palmer Henry Drake esq. Stourbank, Nayland, Colchester
ton, Thetford ' Parker Duncan esq. Clopton hall, Riattlesden, Bury
Fryer Frederick Eustace Reade esq. 12a, Kensington Parker Rev. .sir William Hyde, bart. M.A. Melford hall~
Palace gardens, London W Long Melford R.S.O
Gales Major Ernest Frederick, Raworth park, Layham, Payne Goo. Edwd.- esq. Badwell .·\.l'h, Bury St. EdUlunds~
Hadleigh Pocklington Col. Frederic, Old Manor house, Chelsworth,
Godfrey Rev. William M.A. Kennett hall, Newmarket Bildeston S.O
Goodchild Col. Sharpe, Great Wratting hall, Haverhill *J'ocktlingt{)n Lieut.-'Ool. George Henry, The Barracks,.
*Gra.fton General the Duke of K.G., C.B. Euston hall, Ohelsworth, Bildeston S.O
Tihetford; & 17 Carlton Howse terrace & Travellers' *Praed Herbert BuIkeley Marckworth- esq. Owsden hall,
club, London IS W Newmarket; & 29 St. James' place, London SW
*Greene S.ir Edward WaIter bart. Nether hall, Bury *Rowley Sir Joshua Thellusson bart. V.D. Tendring hall,
St. Edmunds; & Oarlton & Cavalry clubs, London SW Stoke-'by-NaY'land, Oolchester; The Rookery, Felix-.
Greene Capt. Waiter Raymond M.P. Nether hall. Bury stowe &; Travellers? club, Lond<)ll .El W
St. Edmunds; & Oarlton & White's clubs, London :S' W Scarfe Thomas Nunn esq. The Brooks, Bildeston 8.0
Gurdon Philip esq. 6 C<Jnduit road, Bedford Scudamore Lieut.-Col. Frederick William, Chelsworth
Gurteen William Basham esq. Ohauntry house, Haverhill hall, Bildeston S.O
Gwilt Robert esq. Stowe hill, Hartest, Bury St. Edmunds Spragge Lieut.-Col. Ba,si! Edward D.S.O. North CQurt.
Hall Percy Bernard esq. Abington hall, near Cambridge lodge, Brandon
Hamilton Lieut.-C<JI. Boyd CuJlen Poley, Brandon hC'use, Steele Rev. Thomas James, Rectory, Whepstead, Bury
BrandQn & Southgate house, Bury St. Edmunds Stoughton Olarke Hallet Lloyd esq
Hammond Charles Edward esq. St. Fabians, Newmarket Taylor Fredk. esq. Boyton hall, Little Wratting, Haverhill.
Hammond Rev. Octavius B.A. Rectory, Herringswell, 'JJhornhiN Anthony John, Slhotover 1<ldge, Dr. Oxford
Mildenhall Thornhill In. Hy. esq. Plumton house, Bury St.Edmunds..
Hawkins Edward Robert esq. Horringer court, Bury Trafford-Rawson Lt.-Col. Henry, Coldham hall, Bury-·
Hervey Lord Fraucis M.A. 34 Buckingham Palace man- St. Edmunds
sions, London IS W Turner Fraucis Matthew Hampden esq
Hervey Lord J<Jhn William Nicholas RA. 6 St. James' Turner Rev. Canon George Francis M.A. Rectory, Brad~
square, London S W field St. George, Bury St. Edmunds
Holden Rev. John Shuttleworth M.A. Manor hc,use, Lack- Verrall George Henry esq. Sussex lodge, Newmarket
ford, Bury St. Edmunds Waddington Spencer Beau'Ohamp esq. The Lodge~
Holt-Lomax Richard Holt esq Thur&ton, Bury
Horne Capt. William Henry Weller-Poley John George esq. Boxted hall, Bury St~
Hustwick Thos. esq. Fairlight, Silverdale rd. Eastbourne Edmunds
*Image Wm. Edmund esq. Herringswell house, Mildenhall Weller-Poley Waiter Johnson esq. Edwardstone house..
Isham Capt. Vere, The Cottage, Great Barton, Bu...ry Colchester
Jarvis Frederick Wm. esq. Rutland house, Newmarket White Rev. John M.A. Rectory, Ohevington, Bury
Johnson Oliver Denn esq. Barrow hall, Bury St.Edmunds *Wilson Arthur Maitland esq. Stowlangtoft hall, Bury
Josselyn Lt.-Col. Arthur Henry, The Priory, Fcrnham Wilson Wm. Edwd. Sweet esq.Friars hall,HadleighR.S.O
All Saints, Bury St. Edmunds Wolton Cordy Samuel esq. Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds
King James MauIkin esq.Barton ldg. nr.BurySt.Edmunds Wood George esq. Norfolk house, Brandon

Clerk of the Peace, James Cherry, County hall, Ipswich.

Deputy Clerk of the Peace, Alfred Townshend Cobbold, 32 Museum street, Ipswich.
Clerk to the Lieutenancy, Charles Edward Salmon, 85 Guildhall street, Bury St. Edmunds.
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EA-ST SUFFOLK COU!!TY CONSTABULARY,

HEAD QUARTERS, COUNTY HALL, IpSWICH.
Chief Constable, Captain Jasper G. Mayne.
Chief Surgeon, Jobn Richard Staddon esq. L.R.C.P.Lond.
Deputy Chief Constable, Charles E. Fisher. Chief Clerk, George S. Staunton.
The force consists of 6 superintendents, 10 inspectors, 12 sergeants & 145 constable!!.

Head Quarters' Division, Framlingham Division.

Superintendent Charles E. Fisber, deputy chief constable, Superint~ndent, Jobn R. Lingley, Fram~ingham
Oonnty Police station, Ipswich Inspector, John Mann, AldeJ:mrgh
Inspector, John Newson, Needham Market Constables' Stations--AIdeburgh, Badingbam, Benball,
Sergeant, James A. Barber, East Bergholt Brandeston, Debenham, Earl Soham, Easton, FramlinA'-
Constables' Stations-Barking. Brantham, East- Ber~ho1t, ham, Framsden, Fressingfield, Friston, Laxfie.!d, Marles-
Bramford, Capel St. Mary, Claydon, Chelmondis~on, ford, Saxmundham, Stradbroke, Worlingworth
Coddenham, Henley, Hintlesham. Holbrook, IPSWICh,
Needham Market, Offton, Raydon, Stratford St. Mary,
Shotley, Tuddenham, Washbrook, Wherstead Halesworth Division.
Superintendent, George Andrews, Halesworth
Beccles Division & Lowestoft District.
Inspectors, Robert Clarke, Leiston; Thomas Steggles,
Superintendent, Edwd. C. Shipp. Police station, LowestoU Bungay; Wiliiam H. Porter, Southwold
Inspectors, W. Reeve, Beccles; Geo. Roxby, Lowestoft Constables' Stations-Bungay, Halesworth, Homersfield,
Constables'Stati'Oll's Reecl"s. BrIton. Blunde~ton. Carlton, Ilketshall St. LaWTence, Ke1sale, Leiston, Metfield,
Colville, Henstead-cum-Hulver Street. Kessingland, Peasenhall, Rumburgh, Southwold, Theberton, Walpole,
Kirkley, Lowestoft, Dulton, Ringsfield, Somerleyton Wangford, Wen:haston, Westhall, Westleton, Wrentham,
Yoxford •
Eye Division.
Superintendent, John F. Page, Eye Woodhridge Division.
Inspectors, 'George Stannard, Stowmarket; Daniel Superintendent, Alfred Hlllbbard, Woodbridge
Taylor, Eye
Constables' 'Stations-Botesdale, Combs, Cotton, Eye, Fin- Sergeant, Alfred Cooper, Woodbridge
borough, Haughley, Hoxlle, Mellis. Melldlesham, Pal- Consta.bles' Stations Alderton, Oharsfield, Eyke, Felix-
grave, Stonham Aspal, Stonham Parva, Stowmarket, stowe, Grundisburgh, Kesgrave, Melton, Nacton, Orford,
Btowupland, Thorndon, Thornham Magna, ·Wethering- Otley, Shottisham, Sudbourne, Trimley, Tunstall,
sett. Wortham Walton, Wickham Market, Woodbridge

WES-r SUFFOLK CONSTABULARY.

HEA.D QUARTERS, BURY ST. EDMUNDS.
Chief Constable, Major A. F. Poulton. Chief Clerk, Frank E. Fisher.
Deputy Chief Constable, William George Emmerson.
The force consists of I chief cl>nstable, I deputy, 4 superintendents, 9 inspectors, 9 sergeants & 93 constables.
Bury Division. Stations .Cavendish, Clare, Cowlinge, Glemsford. Hartest,
Superintendent, ~eputy.Chief Constable, William George. HaverhIlI, Hundon, Ke.dington, Laws~l, S~impling,
Emmerson, Police statIon, Bury St. Edmunds Stansfield, Thurlow, WlCkhambrook, "WItherstield
Inspector, William Nixon, Bury St. Edmunds
Sergeants, William Emsden & Frederick Brunning hworth Division.
Constables' Statio~s Ampton, Barton, Barrow, Bury St. Superintendent, Harry G. Simkin, Ixworth
Edmunds, C~levmgton, Culford, Fornbam, Horringer,
Rougham, RIsby, Welnetham, Whepstead Ser~ea!1ts, Thomas iHJayward, Woolpit & Alan B. Chapman,
, RlCkmghall
Boxford Division. Stations Barningham, Beyton, Elmswell, Euston, Fel-
Superintendent, 1Yilliam Peake, Boxford sham, Hopton, Honington, Ixworth, Livermere, Norlon,
'Pakenham, Rattlesd.en, Rickinghall, Stanton, Stow]ang-
-Inspectors, Eenry Hunt. Long Melford' William Offord t{)ft, Walsham-Ie-Willows, Weston Market, Woolpit
Sudbury; Frederick Peck, Hadleigh &, William Watling'
Lavenham '
:8erg-eants, Herbert Reeve, Sudbury & William Alexander Mildenhall Division.
Karland '
Superintendent, Charles E. Heigham, Mildenhall
Stations Bildeston, Boxfurd, Bures St. Mary, Great
Cornard, Cockfield. Hadleigh, Hiteham, Kersey Laven- Inspectors, Han'y Gobbett, Newmarket & GeorO'e Berry,
ham, Long Melford, Monks Eleigh, Naughton, Nayland, Brandon e
Stoke-by-Nayland, Waldingfield Sergeants, Artbur Gorham, Newmarket· & Robert S.
:Freeman, Newmarket
Clare Division.
Acting-Sergeant, WaIter Nunn, MildenhaJI
Superintendent, James Bardwell, Clare
Stations B~ndon, Dalham, Exning, EriswelI, Frecken-'
Inspectms, William Smitb, Haverhill & Robert Reeve, ham, Hernngswell, Icklingham, Lakenheath, Mildenhall.
Glemsford
MonltoD, Newmarket, West Row
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ACTON is a parish, not far from the river Stour, 2 C.B. and held since 1898 by the Rev. William Bankes-
miles eaost from Long Mellord station, on the Colne Valley Williams B.A. of St. David's .college, Lampeter. EaTI
section of the Great Ea.stern railway and 3 north-east-by- Howe is the impropriator of the great tithes. Ked-
north from Sudbury, in the Southern division of the dington'e charity supplies six widows with a small loaf
county, Babergh hundred, Mallord petty sessional division, each every Sunday and a pair of shoes yearly. Actan
Sudbury union and county oourt district, r1lll'al deanery Place is the residence of Mrs. Braithwaite, and has 8
of Lavenham, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of park attached.. .Acton Hall, now a farmhouse, is occupied
Ely. The church of All Saints i:i a structure of flint, in by Mr. F. J. Kerry. Earl Howe, who i!llord of the manor,
the Early English style, consiJsting of chancel, nave of and the Rev. Sir William Hyde Parker bart. M.A. of
three bays, aisles, a small chantry, called de Bures chapel, Mellord Hall, are the principal landowneN. The 60il is
transept and south porch: the tower, being unsafe, was a rich loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
pulled down in 1885, and ha.s not yet been rebuilt: there barley, oats, clover and turnips. The area is 2,811 acres;
are five bells in the church, but only one fixed in a rateable value, £2,263; the population in 1891 was 619.
temporary structure is at present wed: there is a piscina Sexton, Robert RensoD.
in the chancel, which opens to the de Bures chapel by an
elegant arch: the stained elllst window is a memorial to Post Office.-Robert Pleasants, sub-postmaster. Lettel'S
Richard WiHi9m, 1St Earl Howe, d. 12 May, 18 70 : there arrive from Sudtbury at 6.30 a.mo, I & 60 5 0 pom.; dis-
is a brass with crass-legged effigy to Sir Roger de Bures, patched at 60 50 a.m., 12·55 & 6·45 p.m. Postal orders
dated 1302, and a marble monument to Robert Jennens, are issued here, but not paid. The nearest money order
ob. 1725: in 1886 the church was thorougWy restored at &; telegraph office is at Long Mellord, 3 miles distant
a cost of £1,5°0, being new roofed throughout with oak, Wall Letter Box, Magna Farm, cleared 12.30 & 6.30 pom.
grown on the estate of Lord Bowe, the floor relaid, the week days only
chancel raised and new seats provided; the organ was Parochial School (mixed), built in 1839 & enlarged in 1863,
also renovated rat the cost of Mr. T. E. Clark: the church at the expense of Earl Howe & enlarged again in 1899
affords 400 sittings. The register dates from 1564. The by the parish, for 160 children; average attendance, 120;
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £229, with 7 acres Thomas Edward ClaTk, maste-r; Mrs. Annie Clark, mist
of glebe and residence, in the gift of Earl Howe G.C.VoO., Carrier, Arthur Chinnery, to Sudbury, daily
Bankes-Williams Rev. Wm.B.A.(vicar) Brown Alfred, carpenter Mills William, carpenter
Brait,hwaite Mrs. Acton Place Chinnery Arthur, carrier Poll Owen T. Crown PoR
Brown Henry Chinnery Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper Poole Job, shopkeeper
Taylor Frederick, Cock's green Clark Thomas Edward, organ tuner Stearns Edwd. farmer, Gad's La. farIll
COMMERCIAL. Deeks Henry Golding, farmer Steams Wm. jun. frmr. Rectory farm
AlIen Alfred, jobbing gardener Gridley George, farmer, Magna. farm Turner Mattham, farmer
Bear Chas. Daking,farmr.Babergh hth Kerry Francil J. farmer, Hall fann 'Twitchett John, farmer, Valley farm
AXENHAM: is a. parish, 2 miles south-east from Clay- £410, including 20 acres of glebe in thiS' parish and 30
don station on the Great Eastern railway and 3 north from acres in Claydon, in the gift of George Drury esg. and held
Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the county, since 1896 by the Rev. Ansell Jones, who resides at
B()smere hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional Claydon. George Frederick Beaumont esq. F.S.A. of The-
division and union, Ipswich county court di'strict, rural Lawn, Coggeshall, Essex, is lord of the manor; the
deanery of Claydon, arehdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese landowners are the trustees of the late S. Woodward
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a small but ancient esq. and the Ipswich charity tTustees. The subsoil is.
edifice of flint and stone, in the Perpendicular style, con- gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans.
sisting of chancel with side chapel, nave, south porch and and peas. The area is 1,016 acres; rateable value, £937 ;
an embat.tled tower on the ,south side containing one bell: the population in 1891 was 120.
the church W8lS repaired in 1854 at the expense of R. Parish Clerk, William Warren.
Woodward esg. and affords 80 sittings. The register Letters through Ipswich. Claydon, 2 miles distant, is
dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, con- the nearest money & telegraph office
solidated with that of Claydon, joint net yearly value The children attend the school at Claydon
Rose Lauchnan, Rise hall Gooding Ebenezer Edmund, farmer, 11 Mount William, farmer, Rectory farm
Cockrill William Martin. farmer, Akenham hall Ranson Frederick, farmer, Hill farm
Bower farm
ALDEBURGH is a municipal borough, parish and investments: at present only a small rate is levied
bathing-place, pleasantly situated in the valley of ~laugh- either for borough or sanitary purposes. Separate petty
den, sheltered by a steep hill, with the river AIde on the ses·sions have been granted to the borough, and a court
west, whence the town derives its name, and is the ter- is held every fortnight. The Lord Chancellor has alsa
minus of a branch line of the Great Eastern railway from given a Commission of the Peace to two resident magis-
Saxmundham, 99 miles from London, 24 north-east from trates. The insignia of the Corporation comprise four
IpswiCh and 7 south-east from Saxmundham, in the early 8ilver maces and a handsome gold chain and badge~
North Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate union presented for the use of the mayors -by members of the'
and hundred, Blything petty sessional division, Framling- Garrett family. upon the passing of the new charter. The-
ham and Saxmundham county court district,rural deanery borough returned two members to Parliament from the-
of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- 14 Eliz. (1572) until the pllssing of the Reform Act of
wich. The river Alde runs south by Orford and parallel 1832 (2 and 3 Wm. IV. I. 45), by which it was dis-
with .the sea for about 10 miles before entering the franchised. The town is lighted with gas from worlrs
German ocean; it is tidal for 20 miles. A considerable erected in 1858, the properly of a company, and supplied
fleet of fishing vep.gels belongs to this place, some of with water from a company from works established in
which run as far north as the Faroe Islands and Iceland. 1870, and including a water t{)'wer, which stands on the
Immense quantit.ies- of sprats and other fish are landed Park estate. The church of SS. Peter and Paul, stand-
by the long-shore boats and forwarded to London, 70 ing on the top of a hill weitward of the town, is an
tons having beel1 caught in one day. edifice of flint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular
The town was incorporated iby charter in the reig-n of style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and
CharleS' I. and its government vested in two bailiffs, an embattled western tower containing a clock and 6
ten capital and twenty-four inferior burgesses, with other bells: the tower and north aisle were !resoored in 1881-2
officers. The borough was included in Schedule 10 of and the chancel, nave and sO'llth 9isle in 1891: the whole
the Municipal Corporations Act, 1883 (46 and 47 Vict. c. edifice has since been covered with lead and fitted with
18), and in pursuance of that Act the then existing hot water apparatus: a memorial window was erected
corporation petitioned the Privy Council for a new char- in 1891 by the Hon. Mril. Maule, in memory of tWl)
ter applying the Municipal Corporations Acts to the daughters, and there is another erected in 1882 by Sir
borough, and a scheme was accordingly settled by the Francis Roxburgh Q.C. to his 1st wife, d. 1876, and one
Privy Council under Part XI. of the Municipal Corpora- to Mrs. Kendall, d. 1851: among the many fine monu-
tions Act, 1882, by which the old corporation was ments is one to the poet Crabbe, borne here 24 Dec. 1754,
abolished and its property vested in the corporation and died rector of Trowbridge, Wilts, e Feb. 1832; it
elected under the fresh charter; this charter incorporat- I consists of a tableted pedestal, surmounted by a bust of
ing the inhabitants and extending the Municipal Cor- the poet, executed by Mr. Thurlow, of Saxmundham:
porationa Acts to the parish and former borough was there is also 80 replica be~e of the memorial erected in
granted 20th July, 1885. The present corporation consists Westminster Abbey ,,~ \Ye Right Hon. Henry Fawc.ett
of a mayor, four aldermen and twelve councillors; its P.C., MoP. d. 6 NQ.,.. 1884 and 31 tablet to seven life-
revenues -are -about £600 yearly, arising from rents of boat men who lost their lives Dec. 7th 1899: the organ
marshes and leasehold building estate and sundry was erected in 1884, at a cost of nearly £4°0: there are
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84-0 sittings: the churchyard, from its elevated situation,
commands a fine view of the North liea. The register
commences in the year 1558. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value £175, inclnding I I acres of glebe, with
residence, in the gift of T. F. C. Vernon-WentwoTth
esq. and held since 1874 by the Rev. Henry Thompson
B.A. of Corpns Christi College, Cambridge, rural dean of
Orford, hon. Canon of Norwich and surrogate. A mortuary
was built in 1886, adjoining the graveyard, at, the ex-
pense of the parish. There is a Baptist chapel, holding
100, and a Union Congregational chapel, erected in 1822
and seating 400. The Wesleyan chapel is a small iron
building. Several small charities, amounting in all to
£13, are distributed in bread and coal to the poor: a
benefaction of £100, given by Captain Hawes, of LonrIon
and Aldeburgh, is for binding out two apprentices. The
Moot Hall, or 'Thwn Hall, on the beach, is a small but
remarkable specimen of an Early Tudor building of brick
and flint with timber insertions, and is two stories in
height, the upper floor being reached by an exteri')f
staircase; the building, the wood-work of which is richly
carved, was restored in 1855 under the superintendence
of the late Mr. R. N. Phipson, architect. and is used
for the meetings of the Corporation. The county police
s·tation is used as a court house. The public subscrip-
tion library and reading room, on the Parade, contains
many standard works and has a good supply of daily
and weekly newspapers and is open to visitors. Adjoin-
ing the library is the Jubilee Hall, erected in li888 by
SUbscription and seating 700 persons. A lifeboat named
the" Aldebrough," given in 1890 by an anonymous donor,
was lost on the 7th Dec. 1899: at present a temporary
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS kc.
lost, M. O. &, T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &, Annuity & Insurance Office, High street
(Letters should be addressed R.S. O. ).-George Balls
Block, postmaster. Money order office open from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. Letters arrive at 6.30 &; 8.30 a.m. &; 1.10
&; 6.15 p.m.; delivery at 7 & 9.15 a.m. >& 2.10& 6,45
p.m.; dispatched to Ipswich, London &, places beyond
at 8.20 & II.20 a.m.; to Norwich at 6.30 p.m.; to
London &, all parts at 7.50 p.m.; & on sundays to all
parts at 7.50 p.m. only
Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office,
Station road. Samuel Hayward, sub-postmaster. Box
cleared at II a.m. & 5.55 & 7 p.m. week days only
Pillar Letter Box at Brudenell terrace, cleared at 11.15
a.m. & 6 & 7.15 p.m. sundays excepted; HIgh street,
II.IO a.m. &, 6.15 & 7.20 p.m
CORPORATION.
18 99- 19°0.
Mayor-Councillor George Herbert Garrett.
Deputy Mayor Alderman William H. Hall.
Aldermen.
tJoseph l<1intham J.P
I
tJames George S. Anderson tHaIl William Henry
tGeorge Balls Block
Marked thus t retire in November, 1900.
Marked thus::: retire in November, 1903.
Councillors.
tGeorge OliveI' Knowles tCharles Andrew Ward
tG. V. Brown tArthur Vernon Reading
tSamuel W. Smyth *H. Starling
tJames Fisher *David John Beatton
tHorace Basham *Harry Haken
tGeorge Herbert Garrett *William Hammond
Marked thus t retire in November, 1900.
Marked thus t retire in November, 1901.
Marked thus * retire in November, 1902.
Mayor's Auditor, AId. William Henry Hall, Albert house
Elective Auditors, Fred Thomas Cooper, High street &;
Albert William Wightman, Seagrove
Officers of the CDrporation.
Town Clerk &, Clerk to the School Attendance Committee,
Henry Clement Casley, solicitor (firm, Long & Casley), Aldeburgh Weekly News (Madoc Powell, publisher), High
Ipswich
Treasurer, Henry E. Buxton, Great Yarmouth
Medical Officer of Health, Richard Blayney Wrightson
M.D., RCh. Clare house Railway Station, Alfred Ilrame, station master
Borough Surveyor &; Sanitary Inspector, John C-ooper Omnibuses (David John Beatton, White Lion hotel & C.
Gordon, Eastern villas
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Adams Major William James, The Anderson Mrs. Garrett, Westhill
Adair Sir Hugh Edward bart. D.L., Beach house
J.P. Little Casino Anderson Jas. Geo. Skelton, Westhill Baker Richard W. Gladstone house
[KELLY'S
boat is stationed on the beach near the reading room.
The Aduir Lodge of Freemasons (No. 936) holds its meet-
ings in the White Lion hotel on the first Friday in every
month. The Odd Fellows' Lodge (Ocean's Pride) now
(19°°) numbers 255 members and meets at the reading
room. There is a good local golf club now conslLsting of over
200 members: there is also a tennis ground of about one
acre: the Club house has been enlarged and new rooms
for ladif's added. There is also a Yacht club consisting of
100 members. Aldeburgh Mere is a lar.ge but shallow
lake, north of the town, on which during the winter
sea,son VIllluable specimens of different wild birds may be
met w,ith. The Aldeburgh Park estate, the fee simple
of which belongs to the Corporation, has been laid out
for building purposes with a road direct from the rail-
way station to the south end of the town, and is now
under the management of the Aldeburgh Land Comnr1llY.
Little Casino is the property of Sir Hugh Edward Adair
bart. of Flixton Hall, Great Casino is the residence of
Col. Arthur John Bethel Thellusson J.P. and Alde House
of Mrs. Garrett. T. F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq. who
is lord of the manor and principal landowner, has also a
mariue residence, called Aldeburgh Lodge, to the north
of the town and a shooting box at Blackheath, in Friston
parish, some three miles up the river. In this parish the
crag formation peculiar to Suffolk and Norf·olk is very
fully developed. The parish contains 1,608 acres of land,
21 of water, 74 of tidal water and !I5 of foreshore;
ratea.ble value, £9,195; the populatioIll in 1871 was 1,99°
and in 1881 was 2,106, and in 1891, 2,159.
Parish Clerk, Charles Block.
Sergeant-at-Mace, Arthur Edward Fisher, High street
School Attendance Officer, BarrHt Ash, 3 Westward Ho,
Lee road
Collector -of General District Rate, Ernest J.Block,High st
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES.
Garrett George Herbert
Smyth Lieut.-Ool. S. W
Clerk, F. J. W. Wood, Woodbridge
BorOugh petty sessions are held at the Moot hall on the
2nd & last saturday every month at 2 p.m.
PUBLIC ESTtABLISHMENTS.
Aldeburgh Quay Trust
Aldeburgh & Thorpe Branch of the Royal National Life
Boat Institution (T. F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq.
president; Joseph Flintham esq. J.P. & Lieut. John
Owen Williams R.N. hon. secs)
Ooastguard, John Ritty R.N. divisional officer
County Police Station, High street, John Mann, impeetr
Public Library & Reading Rooms, Cra!!g path, 'W;niarn
Henry Hall, sec.; Miss Ethel Teresa Wightman, librarn
Rocket Life-Saving Apparatus House, John Ritty R.N.
divisional officer in charge; Henry Walker, station offier
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, Wm. Ahearn, hon. agent
VOLUNTE·ERS.
ISt Norfolk Volunteer Artillery (Eastern Division Royal
Garrison Artillery), No. 7 Company, 2nd Lieut. E. S.
Rogers, commanding; Edward Bertie Hartley Berwick,
lieutenant; Sergt.-Maj. R. Pool, instructor
PUBLIC OFFIOERS.
Assistant Overseer, Robert James Podd, Aldeburgh
Medical Officer & Public Vacoinator, Aldeburgh District,
Plomesgate Union & Admiralty Surgeon &; Agent, Richd.
Blayney Wrightson RA., M.D., ROh. Clare house
National School, erected in 1875, for 130 boys, 130 girls
& 200 infants; average attendance, 120 boys, 120 girlS
& 120 infants; J ames Waskett, master; Miss E. A.
Steward, mistress; Mrs. M. A. Judd, infants' mistress
Newspaper.
street (every saturday)
Conveyance.
A. Ward, East Suffolk yard), to meet all trains
Andre Richard Wm. 8 Grosvenor pI'
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DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. ALDEBURGII. 23
Bartlett Rev. Lewis (Baptist), I Ker-e M' W t h
Harbington villas K lS Y l~, 2 en wort terrace Sheridan Miss, Sea View cottage
ey FrederIck, Kent house Smith George Corinthian villa
Basham. Horace, Swiss cottage, Beach Knowles Geo~g 01"
• elver, K enilworth Smyth Lt·.-Col.' Saml. Wightman l.P
"Binny Maj.-Gen.Wm.Hy.Crespigny ho Lynn Miss, Tiffany house Starling Henry, Trinity house
"Bright; Hugh, I Eastern villas Marriott Arthur M.B.Lond. Tamarisk Strutt Mrs. Fort cottage
Brown Thomas Danes, Tiverton ho cot~age . . Syred George Henry, South view
(}lodd Edward, Strafford house Martm Col. SIr RIchard Edward Row- Taylor John, r Forthampton place
Copeman E. S. Westbourne lodge ley K CB K C M G W t rth Th II
Cowel1 Herbert J.P. Brudenell ter . .., . . . • 4 en wo e usson Col. Arthur John Bethel
ter~ace J.P. Great Casino
Coyte Rev. WaIter Beeston M.A. Mart~n Frank, S. Wentworth terrace Thompson Rev. Canon Henry RA.
Tower house Martm Joshua .GIbbs:, sWentworth ter (vicar, rural dean &; surrogate),
Creswell Frank S. Ramleh Meadows EzekIel, Wyndham house Vicara~e
Cullen William, Park villa Menzie ~iss, S()uthfield house Thompson Wm. Frederick,The Gable.
Dale Sam, Rose mount M~yer MISS, Fem ~urt . Walli9 Thomas, Myrtledene
Davies Rev. Matthew Henry WoodhiIl MIddleton R. E. Rlpon villa Wa.rd Miller, Hazelmere
M.A. (curate), Lee road Money ~~. The Re.s~. Wellord Richard Wm. Lyndhurst
Doughty Maj. Chester, Edinburgh ho Moore William, West-hIll villa Wentworth Thomas Frederick Charles
DUM Miss, Sea grove Osbome Mrs. Osbome cottage Vernon M.A., J.P. AIdeburgh lodge
Flintham Joseph J.P. AIdeburgh hall Onr Mrs. Station road Wilkins Miss, Southfield house
Ganz Charles, I Leveson villas Peeling Rev. Thomas William (Wes- Wilkinson Rev. Waiter George M.A.
Garrett Edmund, Bifrons. Westhill leyan), I Sydenham villas Eaton house
Ganett Mrs. Aide house Pettitt Mrs. 6 West fields Williams Lieut. John Owen R.N. 2
'Garrett Samuel, Gower house Riggs Thomas Adamson, Glencoe Alexandria villas
Hall William Henry J.P. Alobert house Ritty John, Trafalgar house Wiltshire Mrs. Rosebank
"Harvey Dudley, The Elms RopeI' George Ja.sper, High street Winn Arth. Thos. Aldeburgh cottage
Ream Henry George, Elsinore Round-Turner Mrs. I Grosvenor place Woodcock Richard Wm. Sunnymeade
lng John, The Hollies Salmon Charles, 4 Brudenell terrace Wrightson Rd. Blayney B.A., M.D.
Jackson Misses, The- Red house Scarlett Levett William. Norbury ho Clare house
..Tones Henry F. Bank house
COMMERCIAL Butcher Mary Ann (Miss), teacher of music, High street
Ahearn John, butcher, Hig-h street ButteN Harold, hair m-esser, High street
.Aldeburgh Gas Light &; Coke Co. Lim. (Samuel Mills, Button Edwin, apartments, Fawcett road
sec.), Pembroke house, Beach Ca-ble James, mariner-, High nreet
.Ald-eburgh Golf Club (Charles W. Beart, sec) Ca-ble William, boot maker, Oragg path
AIde-burgh, Leiston, Saxmundham &; District Building Catmore Daniel, master mariner, Oakley house
Society (James Waskett, sec) Chandler Edmund, coal merchant. High skeet
..!ldeburgh Quay Trust C.hapman John, bandmaster, 2 Lee villas
Aldeburgh' &; Thorpe Branch of the Royal National Life Chatten Charles, apartments, Lancaster house
Be>afl Institution (T. F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq. Chatten Ohaorles, shipwright,. Slaughden " •
president; Joseph F1intham esq. J.P. &; Lieut. John Chatten James, builder, Smuggler's lane
Owen Williams R.N. hon. secs) Chatten Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Ceve.rsham house
AIdeburgh Water Works Co. (Robert James Podd, sec:), Churchyard William, farmer, Church faa-m
High street Clarke Frederick William, dairy fanner, Grafton house
.A.ldeburgh Weekly News{Madoc Powell,publisher),High st Cla.rke John Charles &; Son, photographic artists, I
Aldeburgh Yacht Club (A. H. E. Wood, commodore1' A. BrundenelI terrace &; High street
Tufton, vice-commodore; Percy Clark RA. rear com- Clarke Spurling, apartments, Neptune house
modore; Lieut.-Col. S. W. Smyth J.P. hon. sec.), Clothier William 1t. pilot, Lee road
Brundenell hotel Cole Thomas, beer retailer, High 6treet
.Aldridge Ernest Edwin, butcher, High street , Collis Ada (Miss). shopkeeper., High street
Alleroon Alfred, fishmonger, High street ColIis George, tailor, High street.
.Almond Edward, apartments, Vernon villa; High street &; Collis James, bathing machine proprietor, Marsh Jane
sMl maker, Slaughden Collis Mary Jane (~Ii~s), apartments, 2 Leveson villas
.Almond James William, apartments, Ocean villa Constance &; Ward, ironmongers, High street
Ash Barritt, apartments, &; school attendance officer, 3 Cooper Edwin John, apartments, 2 Forthampton p~ace
Westward Ho Cooper Ernest, builder, 2 Hartington villa-s
lJaker Florence (Mrs.), apartments, G1"llnville terrace Cooper Francis, builder, Lee road
Balls Frederick, agent G. E. Railway, 3 Wentworth terrace Cooper Frederick Thomas, chemist &; dentist, High street
Barber Edgar, White Hart P.H. High street Cooper Thomas, barge proprietor, 4 Fonhampton place
'Earber John, pilot, Lee road Cullen William, confectioner, High street
'l3arber William, corn chandler, High street Dickins Elizabeth (Mrs.), -apartments, Stafford home
tEarclay &; Co. Limited (branch), bankers (Henry F. Downing J ()Ihn, fisherman, Back street
Jones, manager), open 10 to 4; sat. 10 to I ; draw Driver John, Wentworth Castle hotel
on head office, 54 Lombard street, London E C Ellingford Charll"s, apartments, 5 Forthampton place
Barley William Henry, apartments, Lee road Emery Helena (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Trinity villas
Barnes John, shopkeeper, High street Felgate John, Three Mariuers P.H. Slaughden
Dasham Horace, fish merchant, Swiss cottage Felgate Sarah (:Mrs.), apartments, Sweaborg cottages
lleart Charles W. apartments, Lee road Felgate Wm. Edwd. boat builder &; repairl'r, Marsh lane
Beatton David John, White Lion family hotel &; posting Fernie Thomas·, apartments, I W1!stward Ho 1
ho. ; &The Bell,iS'axmundham &; theThreeTuns,Yoxford Finch Henry Dennis, plumber, Back street
Eell James Wallace, pilot, Old Bank house, High street Fi&her Arthur Ed'Ward, boot maker, High street
llickerdike Annie (Mrs.), apartments, Sunnyside Fisher James, boot maker, High street
Block Charles, apartments, Fawcett road Fisher John, apartments, Observatory cottage
Block Ernest J. grO'Cer &; collectc>r of generaa district Fisher Robert, apartments, Mispa.h villa
rate, High street Flick Frederick, pilot, Lee road
1Jlock James, apartments, Ramome house Flintham, Hall &; Co. Lim. brewers, wine &; spirit mer-
"Block Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Red villa chants &; millers (wind), Albert brewery &; Station mill
lJrame Alfred, station mast6ll" Flintham J oseph, fanner &; brick:ma.ker, Hall farm
'l3rame Arthur, joiner, Marsh lane Ford Samuel, toy dealer, High etreet
Brame Martha Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, North house French Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Eastern vils
'Bridges William, farm bailiff to T. F. C. Vernon-Went- Game Charles Frederick, wine, spirit &; beer merchant &;
worth esq. Red House lodge agent for W. & A.. Gilbey Limited, Norfolk ho. High sf;
llrown Charles, apartments, The Anchorage Girling George, boot maker, High 'Street
Brown Emily (Mra.), china &; glass dealer, High street Gooding Hobart, carter
Durwood Charles, twine &; net merchant, Oakley square Gordon John Cooper, borough surveyor &; inspec.or of
Burwood Charles F. family butcher & dealer in game, nuisances, Eastern villas
High street Green John, apartments, 2 Sweaborg cottages
"Burwood Emma (Mrs.), apartments, High street GTiffiths John, Cross Keys P.H. Back street &; beer re-
Burwood William, apartments, Dawn villa tailer, High street
Burwood William James, carpenter, Marsh lane Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &; Orde, bankers
Eutcher Edrward, grocer &; draper. High street (now Barclay &; Co. Limited)
IJutcher Jane (Mrs.), apartments, Rl'gl'nt house Haken Harry, tailor
 "24 AL DE BU RG H. SUFFOLK.
, ( M rs) ap art me nts . 7 Gr osv en or place
Ha ke n Jam e$ . ap art me nts . :a ~08venor place
Ha ke n Ri ch ard . fisherman. Hi gh str ee t
Ha ll Wijliam He nry . Llo yd s' ag en t
Ha mb lin g J. (Mrs.) &; McDowall M. (M rs. ). ap art me nts .
Ha meotErh ~
Mo
ne st Tindall. gro ce r &; dra~er. H'Igh st reet
Ha mm on d William, ap art me nts . Pm e cottage.
Ha rdy Jam es William Fis k. ph~rapher. HI gh s·treet
Ha rli ng Benjainin. ap art me nts . HI gh str ee t dl ri 'll
Ha rli ng Oharles, ba thi ng machin~ pro pr. Alexan a VI •
Ha rli ng Daniel, sm ack owner. HI gh str ee t
Ha rli ng He nry . sm ack ow ne r, Se da n co tta ge s •
Ha rve Wi llia m (la te Sp ink s). bake~ &; confectIoner:
fan~ bre ad &; bis cu it ba ke r; ba kin gs carefully at
tended! to ; .S'w:pping supplied
Hatiliaway Ma ry An n (M rs. ), dre ss ma ke r, Cr ag g po. th
Ha yw ard Hi lda (M rs. ), fur nis he d ap art me nts .T he Te rra ce
Hi ll W alt er gro cer &; dra pe r. Hi gh ,street
Hu rry Ann' (M rs. ). t?y shop, ~igh str ee t
In g }<'rands Hedley, ]ewelle.r, HIgh sm:ep~t d H' h str ee t
Int ern ati on al Te a Company's Sto res LImI e. Ig
Ive s Br os. bo ot ma ke rs. Hi gh str ee t
Ja y Jam es, pri va te hotel. Row~ey ho us e
Jef fri es William. shopkeeper, HIgh str ee t . ba nk ers ,
Jon es He nry F. ma na ge r to Barc1ay &; Co. Llffi.
Bank ho use . Hi gh str ee t . .
jor da n Fre de ric k S·amue~ ]dil~ Inn
Ju bil ee Hall (William He nry Hall, sec )
Ju dd Henry Lee, car pe nte r, Hi gh s~reet
Ke mp Ro be rt pil ot Oak- co tta ge , .HIgh str ee t
Killick Ma rv Ann (M rs. ), ap art me nts , 8 Fo rth am pto n place
Knowles Ge org e Oliver, bu ild er &; contracto~. HI gh str ee t
Lansdowne Cafe &; Re sta ura nt (A. V. Readmg, pro pr)
Lees Alfred, ap art me nts , Zifta,. Fa wc ett road
Lo ck Ed wi n, ha ir dre sse r, ~lIgh str ee t.
London &; Provincial Bank LIm. (F. A. TIpple,. manager).'
open 10 to 4 except fri. &; sat . 10 to It HI gh str ee t,
dra w on he ad office, London E C .
.
Lo ve tt He nry , sta tio ne r &; tobaccoDlst, ~Igh str ee t
Lo ve tt Marglllret (M rs. ). gre en gro cer . HIgh str ee t
Ma gu ire Th os. Wm . Daniel, ap art me nts , Ha no ve r ho use
Ma nn Jam cs, boot ma ke r, Back st~eet
Ma nn Jo hn , ins pe cto r of police, HI gh str ee t
Mann William, fiSherman, Back str ee t
Ma rjo ram Goorge. ch im ne y sweep, Hi gh str ee t
Ma rri ott Ar thu r M. B. Lo nd ., L.~.<?p.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng. ,physician &; su rge ?n , Ta ma rIs k co tta ge
Ma rti n r& Son, grocers, HIgh str ee t . Th orp Ro be rt, ma ste r ma rin er. Hig-h str ee t
Mayes Th om as, ap art me nts , Ma rga ret villa
Mayhew & Sons, soIicitol'8; res. at Sa xm un dh am ..A
Mavhew Fr ed eri ck George (firm, Mayhew &; So ns) . SOliCI - Tib be nh am Ma ry Ann (M rs. ), midwife, Hi gh str ee t
tor &; co mm iss ion er for oa ths
Mayhew Ri ch ard Clarkson (Lowestoft), solicitor, reg ist rar
Fra ml ing ha m &; Sa xm un dh am county. co urt &; clerk to
commissioners, Mi nsm ere level
Meadows Ezekiel,middle class school (bo ys) ,W yn dh am ho
Mills Sa mu el, sec. to the Al de bu rgh Ga s Li gh t & Coke
Co. Lim ite d, Pe mb rok e ho use , Esplanade
Mi:roy Ma ry Ann (M rs. ), ap art me nts , Hi gh str ee t
Moore Henry, ap art me nts , Fa wc ett roa d
Moore Jam es, ap art me nts , Rh uti na s co tta ge . Hi gh str ee t
Morling Em ma (M rs. ), ap art me nts , Beach co tta ge
May Th om as Lim . coal me rch an ts, Railway sta tio n
Mu dd Charles, ap art me nts , Lee roa d
Neale Fre de ric k Du rha m, Ea st Su ffo lk hotel, Hi gh str ee t
Newby Ar thu r Jam es, ironmonger, Hi gh str ee t
Ne wb y Eliz8 (M rs. ), ap art me nts , 2 Sy de nh am villas
Nickels William, pa int er, 4 Ha rti ng ton villas
Nickels Wi1liam Thos. Railway commercial &; family hotel
Norfolk 1s t Vo lun tee r Br iga de (E ast ern Division), Royal
Ar till ery (No. 7 Co mp an y) (2nd Li eu t. E. S. IWgers,
co mm an din g; Li eu t. Ed wa rd Be rti e Ha rte y Be rw ick ;
• Se rgt .-M aj. R. Pool, ins tru cto r)
No rri s George, watch & clock ma ke r, Hi gh str ee t
Oddfellows' Society (H . F. Jones, sec)
Orvis Wa Ite r. apartment"" Rowley co tta ge
Pa lla nt Ed wa rd, ma ste r ma rin er, Providenc~ villa
Pa lla nt Fr ed (M rs. ), ap art me nts , Sta ffo rd house
Pa lla nt Sa mu el, ma ste r ma rin er, Ea st co tta ge
Pe tti tt Su set te (Miss). lau nd res s. Fo rt gre en
AL DE RT ON is a village and pa ris h r mi le we st fro m
the No rth Se a, 7 miles fro m Melton sta tio n on the Ips -
wich an d Ya rm ou th section of the Gr ea t Ea ste rn railway
an d 8 so uth -ea st from W oodbridge, or by fer ry 61, ne ar
the mo uth of the navigable riv er Deben, in the So uth
Ea ste rn division of the co un ty. Wilford hu nd red , Wood-
bri dg e pe tty sessional division, un ion an d co un ty co urt
dis tri ct. rur al de an ery of Wilford, arc hd eac on ry of Suffolk
an d diocese of Norwich. Th e ch urc h of St. Andrew is
a bu ild ing of flint in the La te De co rat ed style, con-
sis tin g of chancel (ad de d in 1864). nave, no rth porch an d
Ph ilp ott Em ma '1 ~aker &; sh ips ' ch an dle r, Pro spe ct hG
~~IJo~h~rl::tS~ stMrs.), be er ret ail er &; S'hoeing an ith ,
HIgh stbrertet Jam es tai lor ass ist an t overseer &; sec. to.
Po dd Ra e , ,
W ate r Wo rks CO~Ptany& pu bli sh er of the Al de bu rgh
powell Madoc, prm er
W kl N aws Hi gh str ee t
ub~ lib rar y'& ; Re ad ing ?loom ('Y.I1h .
a~ He nry Hall,
P se c.' Miss Et he l Te res a W Igh tm an ,hb ran an ),C rag g pa tb
'El '
Read e Iza (M rs) . ,
ap art me nts . 3 Sw eab org co tta ge s
Re ad ing Ar thu r Ve rnon, baker, conf ec t'lOner &; en gro cer .
Hi gh ~treet .
Re dru m Er ne st. plu mb er, HIgh ~treet
Reeder George Walter, ba ke r, ~lgh stre~t
· k d M .... M florists &; frUIterers, HI gh str ee t
R lC ar s
Ri s Th om. as ~ . .I H'
Adamson, house fur ms Ier, Igh st reet .
RJ ;;' Jo hn R.N. divisional officer co ast gu ard s &; ch Ief
Iboatman in charge, Tr afa lga r ho use
Rocket Life Saving Ap pa rat us Ho use (Jo hn Rl tty R..N. .
div isi on al officer in ch arg e; He nry Wa lke r, statIOn
officer). Beach . H' h t .. tOrf-1<
Rope Ed wa rd, ale &; po rte r st~res , Ig s. ; Qj a 0.1'\1
Sa we r George, apartment08! HI gh st~eet
Sawel" Ha rri ett (Miss), tailoress,. HI gh s~reet
Sawyer Em ma nu el. pilot. 3 Ha rtm gt? n VIllas
Self Eli zab eth (M rs. ). shopkeep~r, HI gh ~treet
Self Jo hn , car pe nte r. Long~ey VIlla, Ha rti ng ton roa d
Shipwrecked Mariners: Soc~ety (W m.. Ah ear n, hOD. a~)
Sm ith Minnie &; Amelia (MISSes), Wh Ite house
Sm ith Charles, ap art me nts . Grany-ille ter rac e
Smith, Ed wa rd Th om as, C?al &; o~ me rch an t
Sm ith J ames, fancy repoSItory, HIg~ str ee t
Sm ith W alt er Henry, ap art me nts . Fli nt co tta ge
Sm ith William, boot ma ke r. Hi gh str ee t
Sm yth &; Son, est ate ag en ts
Smy.th Charles, house ag en t, Hi gh str ee t
Sm yth Ed mu nd Garnham,. Br ud en ell ho~el .
~pindler Jo hn . Cross family &; ~ommerclal ho tel , HIgh st.
Springetb Charles pilot, GranvIlle ter rac e .
Sta nn ard Ma ry A~n (M rs. ), Kin~'s. He ad P:H . HIgh s'
Sta rli ng Br oth ers , dra pe rs &; mllbner~. HI gh street. -'"
Stevens Eli zab eth (M rs. ), toy dealer, H~g~ str~et
Ta tte rse ll William, ap art me nts . I Tr Im ty vil las
Taylor George, ma rin er, Hi gh str ee t
Te ag er Ri ch ard David, plu mb er, Hi gh str ee t
Th orp Jo hn . baker, Hi gh str ee t
'fh orp e George, pilot, 2 W est wa rd Ho I
Th urt ell Jam es Ed wa rd, coal me rch an t. Ivy co tta ge
Town Band (Ja me s Fis he r, sec )
Wade Ge org e, ap art me nts . I Le e vill~s •
Wa lke r George, ap art me nts , Corre.gglO co tta ge
WaIler Thomas,. fancy rep osi tor y, Hi gh str ee t &; ap art -
ments, 6 Gr osv en or place
.
W ard Charles Andrew, job ma ste r, Ea st Suffolk ya rd
Wa rd Ed wa rd, wholesale &; ret ail fish me r. Cr ag g pat&
W ard Eli za (M rs. ), ap art me nts , Bell co tta ge
Wa rd Geo. ap art s. &; ba thi ng ma ch ine pro pr. Oc ean houlle-
W ard Geor.ge He nry , ap art me nts . Lee road
•
W ard Geo. William, ba thi ng ma ch ine pro pri eto r. Hi gh hi')
W ard W m. Woodruff, iro nm on ge r. see Constance &; WarrP
W ask ett Jam es, sec. to the Al de bu rgh &c. Building!
Society, Le e road
W his tle r Ge org e A. ap art me nts , Sla ug hd en
Wh itli ng William, tobacconist &; sta tio ne r, Hi gh str ed
Widdowson George William, ch em ist , Hi gh str ee t
W igh tm an Al be rt William; ap art me nts , Seagrove
Wilkins Ca the rin e &; Menzie Es the r (Misses), ladies' schoel..
So uth fie ld ho use
Wilkinsori Rev. W aIt er George M.A. prep. schI. Ea ton h9
Wood Agnes (M rs. ), ap art me nts . 6 Fo rth am pto n place
Woodcock Ri ch ard William, arc hit ec t &; sur ve yo r, land I;
house ag en t, De nm ark ho use
W rig ht He nry Joh n. arc hit ect . London ho use
W rig hts on Ri ch ard Blayney RA .. M.D.. B. Ch .• L. M -
sur ge on &; public vaccinator &; me dic al officer for Al de -
bu rgh dis tri ct &; medical officer of he alt h to the co rpo ra-
tio n &; Ad mi ral ty sur ge on &; ag en t, Clare ho use
tower, now rui no us, bu t co nta ini ng one be ll: the re are-
386 sit tin gs .. Th e reg ist er da tes fro m the ye ar 1690"
Th e living is a rec tor y, ne t ye arl y va lue £'443, including'
12 acres of glebe. wi th residence, in the gif t of Ely-
Goodwyn Ar ch er esq. and the Bishop of Norwich, the-
lat ter having every fou rth tur n, an d held sin ce 1856 by
the Rev. Charles Goodwyn Ar ch er M.A. of Jes us College ..
Ca mb rid ge . an d J.P . for the co un ty. Th ere is a Co ng re-
gational chapel, sea tin g 350. Si r W. C. Qu ilte r ba rt..
l\I.P. of Bawdsey Manor, who is lor d of the ma no r, Lord!.
Rendlesham and Charles El y esq. are the pri nc ipa lla ml -
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. ALDRINGHAM. 25
owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, loam and crag. postmaster. Letters received from Woodbridge Bl
Coprolites were extensively dug here, and antediluvian 5.55 a.m.; dispatched at 6.40 p.m
shells and fossils are numerous. The chief crops are National School (mixed), erected in 1858, for 100 child-
wheat and barley. The area is 2,575 acres; rateable ren; average attendance, 90; Mrs. Esther Cullum..
value, £2,331; the population in 1891 was 527. mistress
Parish Clerk, George Friend. Carriers to:-
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. Ipswich-Frederick Claxon, daily
&; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-William Steward, sub- Woodbridge Frederick Claxon, tues. &; thurs
Archer Rev. Charles Goodwyn M.A. Bolter Henry, grocer Mayes Abraham, Crown inn, farmer
J.P. Rectory Claxon Frederick. carrier &; contractor
Askin Thos. Cumin~ RA.,B.Ch., M.D Cook Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker Pooley Jonas, coal dealer
Carr Rev. George Trotter (Gong) Cullum Samuel John. grocer &; draper Roberts Louiss (Mrs.), farmer
Harris Col. James Edwd. The Cedars Dunn Robert,shoe.mkr.&; pork butehr Skeet Jabez, wheelwright &; carpenter
Dunn Thomas (Mrs.), shopkeeper Sherman George, confectioner, clerk
COMMERCIAL. Dutton William, coal merchant to Parish Council &; gardener to th&
Askin Thos.Cuming RA.,RCh., M.D., Emmens Henry, baker Rev. Chas. Goodwyn ArcherM.A.,J.P
surgeon, &; medical officer &; public Foster William Isaac, Swan P.H Skeet William, carpenter
vaccinaotor, Nos. I & 2 districts, Garrard William, butcher Smith In. Ibrook, farmeT,The Grange-
Woodbridge union &; Admiralty sur- Hayes Samuel, baker Steward Wm. shoe maker &; postmastr
geon &; agent, Aldeburgh South Lacey Frederick Waiter, miller (wind) Thompson Daniel, grocer &; saddler
division, medical officer, &; medical Lennard Daniel, bricklayer Williams &; Sons,farmers,A1derton hall
officer Warner's Almshouses Lennard J ames, farmer &; threshing
Bett David Gordon, farmer machine ownen &; landowner
ALDHAM is a parish and village 2! miles nOl'th-by- are distributed in bread on St. John's day. On
east from Hadleigh terminal station of a branch of the Aldham Common stands a monument to Dr. Rowland
Great Eastern railway, in the Southern division of the Taylor, sometime rector of Hadleigh, and one of the
county, Cosford hundred and union, Hadleigh county victims of the religious persecution which raged in
court district and petty sessional division, rural deanery QU&en Mary's reign, who was burnt on this spot, 8 Feb.
of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of SUdbnry and diocese of Ely. 1554-5. Sir T. Barrett Lennard bart. of BeJhus, Essex..
The church of St. Mary, erected about 1350, is an who is lord of the manor, the Messrs. Rand M. Mason
edifice of flint, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and Lieut.-Col. R H. Lloyd Anstruther, of Hintlesham
and a circular western tower containing one bell: the Hall, are the principal landowners. The .goil is chiefly
chancel retains a piscina, and there is an ancient oak clay, subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley
lectern and some curiously-carved oak benches of the and beans. rrhe area is 1,744 acres; rateable value..
15th century: the church, including the tower, was re- £1,200; the population in 1891 was 228.
stored some years ago, and the chancel was partially Letter Box cleared at 8 a.m. & 5.30 p.m
restored in 1889: there are 150 sittings. The register LetteI's through Hadleigh R.S.O. arrive at 8.8 a.m.
dates from the year 1666. The living is a rectory, net The nearest money order & telegraph office is a'
yearly value £188, including 45 acreS' of glebe and resi- Hadleigh, 2! miles distant
dence, in the gift of Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard A School Board of 5 members was formed 21 March,
bart. and held since 1880 by the Rev. Dacre 1874; A. Newman, Hadleigh, clerk to the board
Barrett-Lennard M.A. of St. Peter's College, Cam- Board School (mixed), built in 1874, at a cost of £245;'
bridge. The charities, am.u.mting to 208. yearly, average attendance, 40; Miss Edith Game, mistress
Barrett-Lennllil'd Rev. Dacre M.A. Green Ml'S. James, shopkeeper Partridge Rowland, farm bailiff to
(rector), Rectory Haywwrd iCharles, Sportsman P.H. Sir T. Barrett LennaI'd bart
Cocksedge Brothers, farmers, Hill frm Hills Benjamin, farmer Prentice David, farm bailiff to B.
Gage Charles Johnson, farmer, Samp- Kennington Henry, farmer Mason esq. Poplar hall
son lodge Kitson Charles Henry, farmer, Red Turner Robert Edwin, farmer, Fil"
Gooderham Alfred, steward to R E. House farm Tree & Priory frms.; &; at E,lmsett
Turner esq
ALDRINGHAM is a parish and straggling village, I lady of the manor and principal landowner. 'l'he soil is
mile south from Leiston station on the Aldeburgh branch light and mixed; subsoil, sand and gravel. The chief
of the Great Eastern railway, 4! south-east from Sax- crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots. The parish
mundham, and about 3 north-west from Aldeburgh, in the contains about 1,703 acres of sandy soil and 80 of water;
South Eastern division of the county, Blything hundred, rateable value, £1,7°5; the population of Aldringham
petty sessional division and union, Framlingham and Sax- and Thorpe in 1891 was 577.
mundham county court district, rural deanery of South Sexton, John Parker.
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich.
The hamlet of Tborpe, which joins it on the eastern side, Thorpe is an assemblage of about forty fishermen's
is ecclesiastically united with this parish, the two being huts, intermixed with a few tolerable houses, and a coast-
described as Aldringham-cum-Thorpe. The church of St. guard station, bordering on the seashore, on a bleak, un-
Andrew is an edifice of cut flint in the Early English style. sheltered beach. There is a home for poor children, built
consisting of nave, south porch, vestry and a western in 18 74 by Mrs. Ogilvie, of Sizewell House, and conducted
belfry containing one bell: the west end has been entirely and supported by her entirely.
rebuilt, a vestry added and the church reseated, chiefly at Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
the expense of Lord Huntingfield, and in 1896 new carved John Masterson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
oak furniture was presented and the east window filled Saxmundham at 5.15 a.m. &; 1.25 p.m.; dispatched at
with stained glass at the expense of the late Miss Gannon, 1.30 & 8.20 p.m.; sundays at 8.20 p.m. The nearest
in memory of her brother, who died in 1894: the stained telegraph office is at Leiston, 2 miles distant
west window was placed in 1896, in memory of Miss Post Office, Thorpe.-Benjamin Harling, sub-postmaste-r. .
Gannon: there are 120 sittings. The register dat.es Letters arrive from Leiston RS.O. at 8 a.m. & (for
from the year 1513. The living is a vicarage, net yearly callers only) at 3.40 p.m. Box cleared at 8.45 a.m. <&
value £136, with residence, in the gift of the Church 6.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
Patronage Society, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Aldringham is the nearest money order office. Th&
Charles du Gard Makepeace M.A. of London University. nearest telegraph office is at Aldeburgh
Here is a Baptist chapel, built in 1812 and seating 400, Pillar Letter Box, Thorpe, cleared at 8.55 a.m. &; 6.20
with a burial ground attached. On the left of the road, p.m. w&ek days only
near the village of Thorpe, is an inclosure called Chapel Coastguard Station, Thorpe, Henry Herbert Kemp, chief
Field, in which are still some remains of a chapel long officer & 4 men .
since fallen into decay. A pleasure fair is annually held A School Board of 5 members was formed 30 Nov. 1881;'
on Codfair: Green, a mile and half west, on the 11th and Rev. C. du Gard Makepeace M.A. clerk to the board
12th of December. At Aldringham Green is a barrow. Board School (mixed), built in 1875, &; enlarged in
Aldringham House is the seat of Frank Garrett esq. C.E., 1894, for 200 children; average attendance, 140;
J.P. and Sizewell House the seat of Mrs. Ogilvie, who is Adolphus Oscar Lay, master
ALDRINGHAM. Gordon Robert, Moorlands Kemp Harry, land agent to Mrs.
Garrett }<'rank M.Inst.C.E., J.P. Aldringham Home for Children (Mrs. Ogilvie
Aldringham house O'Leary, matron) Marjoram Eliza (Mrs.), Parrot &>
Makepeace ,Rev. Charles du Gard Chandler Edmnnd, shopkeeper &; bldr PlIDch Bowl P.H
M.A. Vicarage Kemp Alfred, carpenter Morling Charles, farmer, Bird's farm
 26 ALDRINGHAM. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
()xborrow John, miller (wind) to Mrs. THORPE. Kemp Henry Herbert, chief officer of
Ogilvi8' Ogilvie Mrs. Sizewell house Coastguard station
Parker John, pork butcher Dale WaJter William, tailor Smith Alfred, beer retlr. &; shopkpl'
Smith .AIfd. beer retailer &; shopkpr Harling Benj. shopkeeper, Post office
ALPHETON (or Alpheaton) is a parish and village Sudbury, who is lord of the manor, Edwa~d S~arkie
.
3 mIles north-west from Lavenham statIon . on t he Bury Bence e"q "'. of Kentwell Hall, and the Rev. SIr William
. .
and Sudbury section of the Great Eastern railway, 1 north- Hyde Parker ba.rt. ~.~. of Melford Ha~, are the prInCIpal
west from Sudbury, and 8 south from Bury St. Edmunds, landowners. The soil IS c~ay. The chIef crops are wheat,
in the Southern division of the county, Babergh hundred, beans, bar~ey,. oats, turmps a~d ~angolds. The extent
Melford petty 'Sessional division,Sudbury union and county of the parIsh IS 1,202 acres, prmclpally arable. an~ toler-
oourt district, rural deanery and archdeaconry of Sudbu~y ably good; rateable value, £846 ; the populatIon 10 I8g1
and diocese of Ely. The church of SS. Peter and Paulls was 234-
a building of stone and flint in the Early English style, Parish Clerk, Jame. Lilly. •
consisting of cha.ncel,. ~ave. south porch and an emba.ttled l'ost Office.-Miss Emma Minns, 8ub-postmistress. Le".
,,:es~ern tower ~~nta1Dmg 2 bells: ~h~ chancel retal!!S a ters through Long Melford R.8.0. at 8.10 a.m.; dis-
(llscma and sedilia: there are 200 .sl~tm~s. The regIster patched at 5. 15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here.
dates from the year !571• The livmg IS a rectory, net but not paid. Long Melford, 4 miles distant, is the
yearly value £150, WIth 44 acres of glebe and l'&sldence, nearest money order &; telegraph office
:in the gift of and held since ~879 by the Rev. Jonathan . , .
Havard-Jones M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. There is a National School (mIXed), erected In I~63, for ~5 chIldren;
charity of £4 IOS. yearly, applied at the discretion of the av~rage attendance, 19; Mrs. Matilda Lomsa Burgess,
vicar. Maj. Nathaniel WaIter Barnardiston, of The Byes, mlstress
Death Misses Branwhite Fredk. farmr. Alpheton hall Minns Emma (Miss), Post office
Gardener Miss, Tye cottage Bruce Thomas farmer Reem8Jl Robert, bricklayer
Havard-Jones Rev. Jonathan M.A. elements Sami.RedLionP.H. &; frmr Ruffle John Coutios, miller (steam)
Rectory Diaper WaIter, grocer Underhill Joseph! farmer
Eabbage William Henry, farmer Lilly James, wheelwright Whent Mary (Miss), shopkeeper
.
AMPTON is a parish and village three-quarters of a 1899 by the Rev. Arthur William Darwin M.A. of Uni-
mile east-by-north from Ingham station on the Bury and versity Colle~e, Durham. There. tire almshouses,
Thetford section of the Great Eastern railway, and d erected by MISS Dorothy OaIt!I0rpe 1D 1692, for four
miles north from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western poor women, each of whom rece~ves about 2S. 6d. weekly.
division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre hundr~d Ampton Hall, the seat of George Arthur Paley esq. B.A.,
and! petty sessional division, Thingoe union, Bury St. J.P. lo~d of the manor and sole .landowner, was bur~t
Edmunds county court district, rural deanery of Thingoe, down m· J8Jluary, 1885, /but In 1892 was rebuilt
archdeaconryof Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church on the same site, at :an estimat~d cost of (,20,000,
of SS. Peter and Paul is a building of stone in the Gothic from designs by Messrs. ~elfour and Turner, archItects, of
style, consisting of chancel with chantry, nave, south London: the park compnses 14 Gcres of ple~sure grounds
porch and an embattled western tower containing a clock and gardens, 232 acres 'Of wood, water and meadow,
and 4 bells, including a bell given by the Hon. Mrs. and 463 of farm land and premises. The soil is clay
Paley: the church 'Was restored by the late John Paley and loam; subsoil, clay. The. chief Cf()PS are wheat,
esq. of Ampton Hall, in 1889, at a cost of £I,5°O, when barley, turnips and oats. The arM is 736 acres; ratea.ble
the gallery was removed, the nave new-roofed, the Jacobe8Jl value, £465; the population in :1891 WBS 137.
timber roof of the chancel opened: and the east window Parish Clerk, Frederick Vince.
filled with stained glass, as a memorial of deliverance on Post &; Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.-Frederick
the occasion of the fire which occurred Jan. 3rd, 1885: the Vince, sub-postmaster. Letterlt arrive from Bury St.
chantry was built by John Coket esq. in 18430 and contains Edmund-s at 7.45 '8.m. &; are dispatched at II.45 a.m. &;
80me stained glass of the- 15th century found during the' 5.50 p.m. &; on sunday, 10.25 a.m. Postal orders are
restoration: the interior has been reseated with oak issued here, but not paid. Great Barton is the nearest
benches: the organ was given by the Hon. Richard Strutt money order office
in 1889: there are 80 sittings. The register dates from Endowed School (mixed), erected in 1865, &; endowed with
the year 1562. The living is a discharged rectory, net a farm of 370 acres in Aldby parish, Norfolk: it will
yearly value £ lIS, with I4 acres of glebe and residence, hold 75 children; average attendance, 29; Miss Ethel
in the gift of George Arthur laley esq. and held since Quartermain, mistress
Darwin Rev. Arthur William M.A. Cbilcott Jonathan, head gardener, Stevens Frederick William, agent to
The Rectory Ampton hall George Arthur Paley e~q. Home fnn
Paley Geo.Arth.B.A.,J.P. Ampton hall Clark& Frederick, head gamekeeper Vince Fredk. parish clerk, Post office
Cameron Alexander, forester

ARWARTON.. see Erwarton.

ASHBOCKING is a parish and scattered village, 5 let for about £50 yearly, which sum is expended in
miles north-east from Olaydon station on the Ipswich and payment of land tax, quit rent, farm repairs, the main-
Stowmarket section of the Great Eastern railway, 7 north tenance of the church and in charity. Lord Tollemache
from Ipswich, and 6 east from Needham Market, in the is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil
South Eastern division of the county, hundred of Bosmere, is heavy; subsoil, principally clay. The chief crops are
Bosmere and Olaydon petty sessional division and union, wheat, lbarley and beans. The arera is 1,410 acres; rate-
Ipswich county court district, rural deanery of Bosmere, a.ble value, £1,025;. the population in 18 91 was 28 9.
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Ashbocking Green is on the main road, to the east.
church of All Saints is an edifice, partly of brick, in the Parish Clerk, Herbert Gladwell.
Early English and later styles, consisting of chancel, nave, Post Office. Samuel Stopher, SUb-postmaster. Letters
south porch and a western tower containing 2 bells: there through Ipswich via. -Coddenham arrive at 8 '8.m.;
are brasses, with effigies, to the Bocking family dat-ed dispatched at 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are issued her~,
1:5 85, and in the church still hang the royal a~ms of but not paid. Coddenham is the nearest money order
<Jharles I. dated 1640: the interior was thoroughly &; telegraph office, 4 miles distant
restored in 18 72, when an organ was added: the carved Wall Letter Box at School House cleared '8It 6.40 p.m.
oak reredos was erected in 1884: there are 200 sittings 20 week days only
~e~g ~ree. .The register dates from the year 1555. The A School Board of 5 members was formed 8 Nov. 1873;
livmg 18 a vloorag.e, net .yearly ';Blue £300, including 22 Rev. M. B. Cowel1 M.A. chairman &; clerk to the board;
acres of glebe, WIth re~ldence, m the gift of the Lord attendance officer, George Fiske, Ooddenham
<Jbancellor, and held smce 1862 by the Rev. Maurice Board School (mixed), erected in 1875, &; enlarged in 1891•
:Byles Cowell M.A. of Wadham College, Oxford, and for 100 children; average attendance, 61
rural dean of Claydon. There are 26 acres of land left Carriers to Ipswich.-List, daily; Baker, Manning, Rea~
1>y John Austin in 1432 for charitable purposes, and' now &; Stopher, tues. thurs. &i sat.; Eorley, mono wed. &; fn
Cow~ Rev. Maurice Brles M.A. Oracknell George, tailor Reeve David, farmer
(VIcar &; rural dean), VIcarage. Diggins James, Lord Nelson P.H Stanford Charles (exors, of), fanner,
•• COMMERCIAL. Downing Chas. farmer, Manor house The Hall
Bond Wllham, farmer Downing Edward farmer Stollery Isaac, seed merchant
Bull. Alfred, beer retailer &; grocer Gladwell Charles: thatcher Stopher SamI. shopkpr. Post office
Collins Robert, farmer &; landowner Ling Frederick, farmer &; landowner Turtill WaIter James, vet. surgeon
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. GREAT ASHFIELD. 27
ASHBY is a parish 2 miles north from Somerleyton rectory annexed to that of Somerleyton, net yearly
station, on the Yarmouth and Lowestoft section of the value £375, including 46 acres of glebe, with residence,
Great Eastern railway, 6! north-west from Lowestoft, in the gift of Sir S'avile Brinton Crossley bart. and
6! south-west from Yarmouth, in the northern division held since 1898 by the Rev. Clement Willoughby Bean
of the county, hundred, petty sessional division union M.A. of Christ's C()llege, Cambridge, who resides at
of Mutford and Lothingland, Lowestoft county court Somerleyton. The trustees of the late Rich-aM. Henry
district, and in the rural deanery of Lothingland, Reeve esq. of Lowestoft are lords of the manor. Sir
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Frit- Savile Brinton Crossley bart. of Somerleyton, is the
ton decoy, or lake, is partly in this parish. The chief landowner. The soil is mixed, light and heavy;
church of St. Mary is a small but ancient building subsoil, g.and and gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
of flint in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, barley and turnips. The area is 1,049 acres of land amI
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower, 56 of water; rnteable value, £771; the population in 1891
round at the base and octagonal above, and containing was 88. .
one bell: in 1859 the tower and chancel were repaired, Parish Clerk, Charles JiIlings.
and an east window inserted: in 1865 the church was Letters through Lowestoft arrive at 8.30 a.m. The
re-seated and again repaired and a new pUlpIt and nearest money ordel office &; telegraph office at.
regding-de;;:k added: there are 100 sittings. 'rhe I Somerleyton, 2 miles distant
register dates from the year 155~. The living is a The children attend' the school at Somerleyton
Bantoft Chas. Hy. farmer, Ashby hall I Prettyman John, market gardener
ASHFIE'LD is a parish and scattered village 6 Thomll>s Gocher esq. are the principal landowners. The
miles west from Framlingham terminal station on a soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops .aTe wheat
branch of the Great Eastern railway. 12 north from and barley. The area is 1,543 acres; rateable value,
Ipswich and 3 east from Debenham, in the North £1,247; the population in 1891 was 194.
Eastern division of the county. Framlingham petty Sexton, Frederick Gosling.
sessionllll division, Thredling hundred, Bosmere and Thorpe is a hamlet I! miles west. The chapel of St.
Claydon union, Fra.ma.ingham and Saxmundham county Peter, rebuilt in 1739, and was used as the parish
court district, rural deanery of Olaydon. archdeaconry church till 1853, has. since been pulled down and only
of Suffolk and dioceS6 of Norwich. The church of the tower now remams.
st. Mary, after being in ruins for more than a century, Wall Letter Box, neal' Swan P.H. cleared 7 a.m. &; 6
was rebuilt in 1853 by the late Lord Henniker, at a cost p.m. Wall Letter Box, near the Board school, cleared
of £2,000, and is now an edifice of red brick, consisting at 7.40 Jll.m. k 5.40 p.m. week dlSys only. Letters
of chancel, nave, south porch and a. turret containing through Stowmarket, V~al Debenham, arrive '<It 7.3 0
2 bells: there are 150 sittings. The register dates from a.m. ill; 5.3 0 p.m. The nearest money order &; tele-
the year 1693. The living is a vicarage, net yearly graph office is oat Debenham, 3 miles distant
value £53, including I I acres of glebe, in the gift
of Lord Henniker, but has been vacant since 1881; the A. School Board of 5 members was formed 14 Dec. 1880,
Rev. George Alilan M.A. of Bishop's College, Lennox- for Ashfield &; Thorpe; T. W. Read, Framlingham.
ville, Oanad·a, and vicar of Kenton, is cUI'ate and clerk to the board
sequestrator. Lord Renniker is impropriator of the Board School (mixed), built in 1871, for 80 chi:dren;
great tithes, which are computed at £465 a year. Lord r average attendance, 38
Tollernache is lord of the manor. Lord Henniker and I Carrier to Ipswich.-William Rogers, tues. &; fri
Barber George, farm bailiff to Alfred Gosling Charles, farmer &; miller(wind Moss George, farm bailiff to W. D.
Stear esq. Lodge farm &; steam), Cook's mill Wilson esq
Bennett Alfred, blacksmith, cattle dlr. Kemp John, farmer, Ashfield Place &; Robinson Rarriet (Mrs.), farmer
&; farmer Hill farms Robinson John, farmer
Bloomfield Stephen, farmer &; rate Kent Wesley, miller (wind &; steam) Hogers Wm. shopkeeper &; carrier
collector (Postal address, Earl Soham, Wick- Humsey William, Swan P.H
Goddard George, shoe maker ham Market) Youngman Frank MorIey, farmer,
Goddard William, farmer, Grove farm Osborn Oharles, farmer Thorpe hall
GREAT ASHFIELD is a parish and scattered vil- baron Thurlow of Thurlow, died unmarried 12 Sept.
lage 2 miles north from Elmswell station, on the Bury 1806, when the original barony expired, while the secoud
and Ipswieh line of the Great Eastern railway, 6 south- peerage passed to his nephew, Edward Hovel! Thurlow
east from Ixworth, and IQ east from Bury St. Ed- tlsq. as 2nd baron. There are about 3 acres of hmd and
munds, in the North Western division of the county, a tenement, the rents of which are devoted to thtl
Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional division, Stow church: in 1638 William Clark left £1 yearly for ap-
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural prenticing poor children of the parish. Castle Hill is
deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury and a farm house with a moat. Ashfield Lodge, the seat
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is a building of Sidney Field esq. J.P. is a brick mansion. Ashfield
of flint, in the Early English, Decorated and Perpen- House, a mansion of brick, is the seat of Arthur Hol-
dicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle,
lond esq. Lord Thurlow is lord of the manor and
vestry, south porch and a western tower with small prineipal landowner. The soil is good, inclining to
spire containing 5 bells, rehung in 1887 at a eost of be ~tiff; subsoil, clay and brick earth. The crops are
about £9°: it contains an oak pulpit, dated 1619, and on the four-course system. The area is 1,519 acres;
some ancient carved oak benches: the chancel was l'lateable V'alue, £1,186; the population in 1891 was 362.
thoroughly restored in 1870, and the other portions Parish Olerk, William Bridges.
have since b~en restored and the. <:hurch parti~lly re- Post Office.-Miss SOOlla Relen Bevan, sub-postmistress.
seated, and It now: affords 200 sIttmgs, of whIch 150 Letters arrive from Bury St. Edmunds, via Ixworth.
are free. .The regIsters dat? .fro~ the y.ear 16g8, but at 8.30 a.m. & via Elmswell at I. IS p.m.; dispatcheri
are very Imperfect. . The ~vmg l~ a VIca~age, gross to Elmswell at n.lO a.m. &; to Ixworth at 5. 20 p.m.
yearly value £54, WIt.h reSIdence, ro the gIft of. ~rd week days &; 10.30 B.m. on sundays. Letters arrivin~
Thurlow, and held sroca 18 93 by t~e. Rev. Wllham at I.15 are not delivered, but can be had on lx-in~
~arles Humbley M.A. ~f Corpus ChrIstI.college, Cam- called for. Postal ol"ders aTe issued here. but not
brIdge, who was nom~ated by the BIshop of ~ly paid. The nearest money order offices are Badwp]
through lapse. There 18 also an endowed ~ecture8hIp, Ash &; Elmswell, the former I! miles, &; the lattPr
yalue about £40 yearly, ~md. held by the VIcar. Here 3 miles. The nearest telegraph office is Elmswell.
~s a Wesleyan chapel, bUil: ~n 1~81. Here was born, Wall Letter Box, Ashfield house, cleared week days at
ID or about 173 2, the dIstrogUlshed !lawyer Edward, 10.50 a.m. .&; 5.35 p.m. &; 'lit 10.5 0 a.m. on sundays
1St baron Thurlow of Ashfield, lord chancellor 1778-92; . , .
and his brother, Thomas Thurlow, successively Bishop I Sch~, ~rected ID 1-875 .by Lord Thurlow, aIded by suh-
of Lincoln and Durham, both sons of the Rev. Thomas SC~IptlOns, for 7.2 children; average attendance, 63;
Thurlow, sometime vicar here. Lord Thurlow, who on MISS Walker, mIstress
his retirement received a new patent of peerage as Oarrier to Bury.-Edward Warren, wed
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. George .Tn. frmr. &; dlr. Grange frm
Field Sidney J.P. Ashfield lodge Alios Thomas, Thurlow Arms P.H Gissing Fredk. A. farmer, Rookery
Hollond Arthur, Ashfield house Barrell Anthony, frmr. Randalls' frm Leatherdale In. Coleby, frmr.Lea fm
Humbley Rev. 'Vm. Chus. M.A.(vicar) Barrell Joseph, farmer. Hall farm Lord James. farmer
Lingley Misses, The Glen Barrell Thos. frmr. Schoolhouse frm Lynn Nelson, grocer &; draper
Pickering VIrs. 'Yilliam, The Limes Boughton Chas.wheelwrght.&; carpentr Matthews James, farmer
Ste,ens John Buckle William, iarmer Mulley John, thatcher
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28 GREAT ASBFIELD. SUFFOLK. [KELLY's

Parker-Jolly Henry John, miller (wind Symond's Wm. farmer, The Limes Wakelin A. S. machine owner, 1l1a-
&; steam) Tyrrell John, farmer, Cracknells chinery merchant, builder & wheel_
Redit WaIter, blacksmith Tyrrell Robert, shopkeeper wright
Rodwell William, blacksmith Wakelin .Anthony, frmr. Haugh farm Warren Edward, Hovel Arms P.1I
ASPALL is a village and parish 7 miles south of Eye CheVlallier, who is lady of the manor. The principal
station on the Great Eastern railway, 15 miles north landed proprietors are Mrs. Chevallier, of The Rectory..
from Ipswich, I mile north-west from Debenham, in the John Ga.rneys Freeman esq. of .A.spal1 House, the trustees:
North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere of the late John Capon esq. and George Palmer esq. of
hundred, petty sessionall division and union, Eye county Red House. The soil is loam and clay; subsoil, clay.
court district, Hartismere rural deanery, Suffolk arch- The chief crops are wheat, barley, clover and beans.
deaconry and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. T'he area. is 826 acres; rateable value, £8u; the popu-
Mary is an edifice of flint in the Gothic style, erected lation in 1891 was 139·
in the' 15th century, and consisting of chancel, nave, Sexton. Thomas Balaam.
north porch and an embattled western tower containing Letters through Sliowmarket, via Debenham, which it).
one bell: the lych gate is a memorial to Elizabeth the nearest post, money order &; telegraph office,
Chevallier, d. u Dee. 1869: tIre east and south windowlI arrive at 7 a.m. Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.30 a.In.
are stained: there are 140 sittings. The register datel1 &; 6.20 p.m. on week days only; sundays, 6.30 a.m
from the y98lr 1558. The living is a. vicarage, net
yearly value £152, including 25 acres of glelbe, in the NationliL School (mixed), erected in 1854, &; enlarged
gift of Mrs. Chevallier, and held since 1887 by the Rev. in 1885, in memory of the late Rev. Canon Charles
Harvey Muriel, of St. Bees. .Aspall Hall, a large Henry ChevaUier M.A. vicar here 18 49- 85, for 50
mansion, finely embowered in woods, is the residence of children; average attendance, 35; MiS6 Ella Lewis,.
J. B. T. Chevallier esq. M..A.., J.P. son of Mrs. mistress
Chevallier John Barrington Trapnell Muriel Rev. Harvey, Vicarage Freeman John Garneys, landowner..
M.A., J.p• .A.spall hall Aspall house
Ohevallier Mrs. .A.spall rectory COMM.ERCIAL. Palmer George, farmer, landowner &.
Freeman In. Garneys J.P• .!.spall ho Chevallier John Barrington T. farmer rate collector, Red house
Moorsom-Roberts Wilson, Swiss cot &; tutor, .A.spall hall Simper Benjamin, farmer, Hill house
ASSINGTON is 80 parish, 4f miles north-east from (1900) 281 members; secretary, Roberl Taylor: the
Bures station on the Great Eastern railway, 5 south· other. known as the .A.gricultural Co-operative Society,
east from Sudbury, in the Southern division of the and founded in 1883, has 21 members. There is also an
coun~y, Babergh hundred, Boxford petty sessional Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, and a. branch
division, Sudbury union and county court district, of the Stoke and Melford Club for relief in sickness end
'rural deanery' and archdeaconry of Sudbury and old age. .A.ssington Hall, the seat of Sir William
diocese of Ely. The church of St. Edmund, BramptoIl Gurdon K.C.M.G., C.B., M.P. is an oancienf;
beautifully situated in the centre of the park adjacent to mansion, in a park of 75 flcres. The Gurdon family
.A.ssington Hall, is an edifice of flint, in the Perpendicular originated from Gourdon near Cahors, lIlnd the name
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north and south of one knight of this family 8ppears on the roll of
porches and an embattled western tower 75 feet high, Battle Abbey. Sir Adam de Gurdon was, in 1272, made
erected at a cO&t of about £3,ooe, and containing 6 bells, keeper of WolmeI' Forest, Rants: subsequently the family
two of which were added in 1889 by public subscription: settled in London, next in Essex, and eventually Ro'bert
the roof of the chancel has been renewed in oak, with Gurdon esq. who died in 1577, purehased the .&ssIDgton
carved bosses, and the 1I00r relaid: the pulpit,reading-desk estate from Sir Miles Corbet. John Gurdon esq. M.P.
and lectern are wso of carved oak: there are two ancient for Suffolk in the Long Parliament 1640-60, was appointed
braIses and monuments to Robert Gurdon, dated 1571; a member of the High Court of Justice for the trial of
John Gurdon, 1623; Brampton Gurdon,1648,and others of Oharles I. but did not attend it; at the Hall are preserved
this famtly; and a. memorial window, placed in 1884, to five free pardons accorded to several members of this
John Dyer, d. 4 Sept. 1873 and Ann his wife, d. 21 Aug. fumily at the Restoration. Sir W. Brampton Gurdon is
188 4: the church afford-s 300 sittings. The register lord of the manor, lay impropriator llnd chief landowner.
dates from the year 1558. The living is 8 discharged The soil is mixed; subsoil, loam. Md gravel. The chief
vicarage, net yearly value £300, with 50 acres of glebe crops are wheat, barley, beans, oats &c. The area. is
and residence, in the gift of Sir William Brampton 2,997 acres; l'8teable v:alue, £2,761; the population in
Gurdon K.C.M.G., C.B., M.P. and -held since 1894 by 1891 WllS 59 1.
the Rev. Edmonde Herbert Christopher Stephenson M.A. .Assington Thicks is a large piece of woodl'3nd.
of Exeter College, Oxford. The charities include one of Sex~on, George Frost.
four bushels of wheat at Christmas end four oat Easter, oft
left by Mr. Winterllood in 1598, and payable out of rost Office. rI'homas Merriott Green, sub-postmaster_
.Avely Hall farm; £ 16 given by the Gurdon family in Letters from Colchester via Boxford arrive at .8 a.m. k
1665 for the purchase of shirts &c. for the poor, invested 3·40 p.m.; dispatched at 8.5 0 a.m. &; 5.40 p.m. week
in the purchase of 2f acres of land in Aldfleet meadow, day.s only. Postal ordeM are issued here, but not paid.
now let at £2 10S. yeal1'ly; 1690, £1 6s. yearly rent- The nearest money order &; telegra.ph office is et Box-
charge, left by Mr. Thomas .Alston; £100 left by John ford, 3 miles distant
Gurdon esq. in 1777 for the purpose of sending 2 boys Pillar Letter Box, near Vical'llge, cleared at 9 a.m. &;
to the Grammar school at Boxford; and £2 15 s . left 5.50 p.m
by John Gurdon esq. in 1793. There are two benefit National School (mixed), erected in 1844 &; enlarged iD
societies here, originated by John Gurdon esq. and :1862 &; 1873 for 120 children, and a new class room
worked on the co-operative principle, jointly occupying oadded in 1899 for 40 children; average ftttendance, 80;
3';; 1 .acres.of. land. One of these, the Agricultural .Asso- J a~es N ewman, m~ter; Miss ~ry Baldwin &; Mis.
cIllhon LImIted, WQS founded in 1830, and has now Elwabeth Bell, asSIstant mistresses
Gurdon Sir William Brampton Austin Sarah E. (Mrs.), farmer. Mumford John, farm bailiff to SirWm.
K.C.M.G., C.B., M.P., J.P. Assing- Pump farm Brampton Gurdon M.P. Moors farm
.ton hall; &; Brooks' club,LondonSW Barton Joseph, farmer, Glebe farm Palmer George, Shoulder of Mutton
Rldley Hon. Mrs. Alfred,.A.ssington hall Bell James carpenter P.B. &; butcher
St~~l~n:onh Re~ AEd~onde 1!erber t Butcher J a~. beer retlr. &; broom mkr Rice Frederick, shopkeeper
rlS op er " VIcarage Carter Charles, fal'mer, Dillock farm Rice Samuel, farmer
• COMMERCIA.L. Crooks In. Cha.s. farmr Assington ho Rolfe Wm. farmer, Willow's farm
AgrIcultural Association Limited Deeks Isaac blacksmith Tomkins William Thomas, relieving k
(Robert Taylor, .sec.; David S. Dyer Henry: farmer. Darking tye school attendance officer, 3rd dis-
")marsh, farm manager) Dyer Frederick farmer Park farm trict &; registrar of births & deaths
.AgrIcultural Co-operative Society Dyer Hy. Erne~t, farm:r, Hill farm &; vaccination officer~ Bures district,.
(Walter Pollard, sec.; George Frost, Gentry Robert, carrier Sudbury union
f~rm manager) . Godfrey Jemima. (Miss), frmr.Stke.rd WheaJ John, head gamekeeper to Sir
Ass~gton.Industnal Co-operative So-
clety LUD.. (Harry Chatters, man)
Green Thos. M. wheelwright, Post off
Mordy Thomas, farmer
Wm. Brampton GurdonM.P.Park 00.
ATHELINGTON is ~ parish. and village Sf miles triet, 'l'ural deanery of Hoxne, archdeacon of Suffolk
~uth-east from ~ye te~mal station on 8 branch of the and diocese of Norwich The church of St P?'ter restored
threat E~ste~ l"Iulway, 1n the North Eastern division of in 1871, is a small building of flint in the Early English
wrlo~o~x:ehun~~, petty sessional division and style, consisting of chancel and nave under a continuous
, g am an axmundham county court dis- roof, south po~ch erected in memory of Francis Baldry
 DIRECTORY.] BADINGHAM. 29
K870, and a western towet' containing 3 bells: there are 84 Devonshire. The soil is & good fertile clay' subsoil
sittings: in the churchyard is an ancient tomb to a clay. Th~ chief crops are wheat, barley, peas ~nd beans:
member of the Brooke family. The register da.tes from Th~ ar:9lIo IS 487 ecres; rateable value, £3 17; the popu-
the year 1694. The living is a discharged rectory, net latIOn m 1891 was 106.
learly value £108, with 16 ecres of glebe and residence, Letters through Eye, arrive at 8 a.m. Worlingworth 3
ID the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1876 .miles distant, is the nearest money order &; telegra'ph
by the Rev. Henry Woffenden T·hornton, of Sit. Bees. office. W'll1l Letter Box cleared daily at 6.5 0 p.m
The land belongs principally to Mrs. Oreagh, of Torquay, The children attend the school at Horhem
Debnam Rev. Joseph (Baptist) , Chapman Cha·rles, farmer Hawes Hobert (exon. of) farmers
Gooch Mrs Davy William, farmer, Grove farm Knevitt John Purr, Athel~gton hall
Thornton Rev. Hy. Woffenden,Rectry Hawes Frederick, shopkpr. &; farmer Plant Hobert John, farmer
:BACTON is a parish and considerable and well-built scheme framed by the Oharity Oonunissioners. There
village, one mile from Finningham station on the Great are 52 acres of land belonging to the parish now (1900 )
Eastern ralilway, 6 north from Stowmarket and 87 from let for £61 & year, half of which is applied to the repairs
London, in the North Eastern division of the county, of the chu;rch and the rest in the aid of the poor. Capt.
Harbismere hundred, petty sessional division and union, Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, is lord of
Stowmarket county court district, rural deanery of South the manor and chief landowner. The soil is mixed'
Hartismere, archdeaconry -of Suffolk 6nd diocese of subsoil, chiefly clay. Crops of the usual kind. Th~
:Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a nQble edifice of ~rea is 2,285 acres; rateable value, £3,212;' the popula-
1lint, in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles; it tion in 1891 'mlS 646.
~onsists of chancel. clerestoried nave, -aisles., south porch Bacton Green I mile south and Earl's Green half a
and tin embattled west-ern tower with small spire, con· mile south-west.
ruining 5 bells: the noave has an elaborotely earved and Sexton, Freeman Oracknen.
decorated double hammer-beam roof, the eastern bay be- Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.
ing richly colored: in the chancel is a stained window to -Thomas Francis WoodJs, lIub-postmaster. Letters
the Rev. Edwoard Burton Barker. rector, d. 22 Feb. 1858, a.rrive from Stowm8ll'ket at 7.35 &; u.S8 a.m. &; are
and there are severnl t6blets to the Pretyman family: di·spatched at 10.44 a.m. &; 6.35 p.Ill.; the delivery
1ihe church has been thoroughly restored end reseated extends to Ootton &; Wyverstone; no mail on sundays.
with open henches, and now affords 293 sittings, all of The nearest telegraph office is at Finningham, 3 miles
which are free. The. register dates from the yoor 1558. distant
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £475, including Wall Letter Box, Railway station, cleared at 7.45 a.m. &;
53 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the 6.10 p.m. sundays excepted
::Rev. T. Stantial D.C.L. of Bury St. Edmunds, and A School Board of 5 members was formed 17 July, 1871;
held since 1890 by the Rev, Arthur Evered Stantial Charles Hector Woods, clerk to the board &; attendance
M.A. of Merton College, Oxford. The parish room, officer
erected in 1893, at a cost of £350, is a structure of brick, Board School (mixed), with master's house, erected &;
seating 150 persons; it is under the management of the opened in 1875, at a cost of about £700; it will hold
reotor and is used as a men's club as well as for meetings 150 children; average attendance, 140; William Robert
and services. The charities include Dane'18 gift of 13S. 4d. Church, master; Miss Kate CUllingfOI'd, mistress
and lVaNen's dole of 8s. and a180 the rent of the Town Finningham Railway station, Alfred John Woodruffe,
lands, all of which are now distributed according to a station master
Cutting The Misses, Ivy cottage Cohen Sydney, inland revenue officer, Kitson Benjamin, farmer
Stantial Rev. Arthur Evered M.A. Yew cottage Linstead William, bricklayer
Rectory DarvelI J oseph, bricklayer Sampson Mrs. farmer
'Tillard Edward Rosslyn, Manor house Davey Lemon, coal &; corn dealer Snelling Jacob, poultry dealer
COMMERCIAL. }<'inbow .Ambrose, farmer,Brickwall fm Southgate George, boot maker
.Adams Cornelius,saddler &; harness ma Finbow David, beer retailer Spalding Arthur. 'boot maker
• Baker Spencer. farmer Finbow Owen, farmer Thurman Ebenezer, farmer
:Black David, farmer, Red house • Ford .John. corn merchant &; coal Whistlecraft Herma~ Bull inn
Blake Edward, blacksmith merchant. Finningham station; &; Woodruff&. Alfred John, station mastr
Blake William, thatcher Bacton granaries Woods Charles Hector, farmer &; car-
::Buckingham John, thatcher Ford J osiah, . farmer penter &; clerk &; school attendance
Bullingham Robt. farmer &; cattle dlr Garrard Frederick, butcher &; farmer officer to the school board
Butcher Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper Grice Absalom J. whlwght.&; blksmth Woods Thomas Francis, grocer &;
Cobbin William, farm bailiff to E. R. Grimsey Louisa Augusta(Mrs.),shpkpr provision merchant, draper, Post
Tillard esq. Manor farm Hammond Wm. farmer, The Elms office
~ADINGHAM (or Baddingham) is a parish and large trustees of the 18te Rev. Robert Gregson Gorton M.A.
but scattered village on the river Aide, 4 miles north- and held since 1898 by the Rev. Foster Stable Barry
north-east from Framlingham terminal station on a M.A. of Pembroke College, Cambridge. There is a
branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the North Congregational chapel, and a small Primitive Methodist
Eastern division of the county. HoxI1e hundred and union, chapel, built in 1836, and seating about 50. There
Framlingham petty sessional division, Framlingham and are three manors, viz: The manor of Badingham
~axmundham county court district, rural deanery of Hall, of which John Kendal BroQke esq. of Sibton
Hoxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Park, is lord, that of Colston Hall, and the manor
'The church of St. John the Baptist is an edifice in the of Oakenhill Hall. which belongs to the trustees
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south of Mrs. Collins. The principal landowners are Lord
¥lorch and an embattled western tower containing 5 bells; Rendlesham, William Peckover esq. George Martin esq. of
the atone font is ornamented with sculptured represents- Clare, W. N. B. Garrard esq. Mrs. Moxon, the trustees of
tions of the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church; Mrs. Collins, Mr. Wm. Bradley Grimwood, of Buxhall and
in the chancel is a tomb, with reclining effigies under an the rector. The so.il is clay. The chief crops are wheat,
-enriched stone canopy, to William Cotton esq. ob. 1616, barley, beans, tUrnIpS and pasture. The parish contains
and his wife Catherine, ob. 1621; at the base are two 3, 20 4 eCreS; rateable mlue, £2,074; the population in
'kneeling figures: there are several ancient brasses, and a 18 9 1 was 59 8.
marble tablet to the Rev. T. Barringt~n, a former rector, Post Office. Miss Mice Etridge, sub-postmistress.
-d. 1757: the cha~cel was restored ID 1879 and st.alls Letters received through Framlingham R.S.O. arrive at
:added for the chOIr;. the !lave w~s at the same b.me 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m. &; u a.m. on sunday.
ftll68ted, and four stamed wmdows mserted as .me~orIals ~ostal orders are issued here, but not paid. The
to the Rev.. R. Gorton, rector, d. 18 73; hIS WIfe, d. nearest money order &; telegTaph office is at Denning-
18 72 ; the WIfe of the late rector, Mrs. R. G..Gorton, d. ton, 3 mil-es distant
187~; and ~o John Stanford esq. of WhIte House, Pillar Box (at Mr. T.Skeetes'), collection at 5 p.m. ; lun-
lladmgham: m 1890 the tower was restored and 3 of the days 10 a.m
5 bells recast, the whole peal re-hung and new fitted, T' • • •
and the ~rch restored at a cost of £220: there are NatI?nal S~hool (boys &; gJrls); rebuilt m 18 75, for 120
~oo sittings. The register dates from the yoor 1538. chIldren , 8v~rage ~ttendance, 7 6 ; Mrs. Hannah
~he living is a rectory, net yearly value £5 00 , including R.ebecca ~utImer, mistress
29 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Police StatIOn, H. Wake. constable
'Barry Rev. Foster Stable M.A,Rectrv I ~OM'MERCIAL. r-arley .Joshua. farmer
'Garrard AIbert Edward White house Allum Frederick, bricklayer Carley Richard. farmer, Red house
Garrard William Nortdn Bnrroughs, Allhford Thomas (Mrs.), farmer Ch~mbers William, farmeT
Bridge house Barham John, carpenter Chilvers Fredk. farmer. Moat farm
 30 BADINGIIAM. SUFFOLK. [KELLV'S

Cook William, shoe maker & farmer Last William, blacksmith Skeete George, farmer •

Cooper George, farmer Mann Ambrose K. farmer, Wood farm Skeete Tom, shopkeeper
Cooper Philip, farmer Moore John, Bowling Green P.R Smith Ambrose, brick &; tile maker
Cooper William, farmer Parr John, blacksmith Smith Sidney, blacksmith
Durrant William, grocer Pleasance Charles (Mrs.), farm bailiff Stannard Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Emesden John, blacksmith to W. B. Grimwood, of Wickham Stannard William, farmer
Etridge Alice (Miss), grocer & drpr. Skeath Symonds J ames, farmer
Post office Read George, farmer Todd James, farmer
Girling George, farmer Roe Robert, farmer Ward Etlgar, farmer
Heffer John, wheelwright Saunder.s Albert E. miller (wind Webster Edward, farmer
Johnson Henry, White Horse inn Ili steam) Whitmore Thoma,s Johnson, farmer.
Keeble George, pork butcher Saunders Wm. farmer, Lodge farm Oakenhill hall
Kindred William, farmer Self George, miller (wind &; steam)
EADLEY is a parish, 2 miles north-west from Need. 432, in the gift of the ~a~l of Ashburnham, and he~d
ham Market station on the Bury and Ipswich section ot Slllce 1895 by the Rev.. William Ja~e9 Knapton, who IS
the Great Eastern railway, and 2i south-west from also rector of and re~ldes at Creetmg St. Peter: ~h&
Stowmarket, in the South Eastern division of the county, Earl of Ashburnha~ I.S lord of the ~anor. a~d pnnClpal
Bosmere hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional landowner. The soil IS good; subsoIl, pnnClpally clay.
division and union, county court district of Stowmarket, The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and is 1,050 acres; rateable value, £1,5°3; the population in
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is an ancient 18 91 was 83·
building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting ot Parish Clerk, Zachariah Southgate.
chancel, nave, ~outh p~rch and a westerI?- tower containing Letters through Needham Market R.S.O. which is the
3 bells: a stamed wmdow has been mS8!'ted by John nearest money order &; telegraph office arrive a\
Kirby Moore esq. in memory of his wife, d. 8 Avril, 0 am '
1866, and there are memorials to the Pooley and Gibbs 7·3.·. h
families: the church wa,s partially restored in 1867- 8, The children of thIS place attend t e schools at Needham
and affords 60 sittings. The register dates from the M~rket. .,
year 1500. The living is 8i vicaooge, net yearly value CarrIers to IpsWlch.-Stannard & Wnght, daily
Hammond Abraham, farmer
Hazell James, farmer
l
Mudd Edgar, farmer
Mudd William, farmer, The Hall
I
Rose Mary Ann (Mrs.), miller (water)
Stearn Edwin, farmer
BADWELL ASH is a parish and small compact rents 'are applied by trustees, under a scheme of the
village, 4 miles north from Elmswell station on the Bury Charity Commissi{)llers, dated 188o: Thomas Richer left
and Ipswich section of the Great Eastern railway, and £1,200 in Consols in 1843, the interest to be distributed
10 north-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North annually in cools: Misses Pleasance and Rebecca Clough
Western division of the county, Blackburn hundred and left £26 IS. 8d. yearly, now distributed on New Year's
petty sessional division, Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds day by the vicar and trustees appointed by the parish
county court district, rural deanery 'Of Thedwastre, council. Badwell Ash is one of the many parishes
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church granted 'by Henry VIII. to the Codrington family.
of St. Mary is a building of flint, in the Early English, Francis d'Arcy William Clough Newcome esg. who is
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, lord of the manor, Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. of Stow-
clerestoried nave, south aisle, south porch and a fine langtoft Hall, and George Edward Payne esq. are the
western tower, containing a clock and 5 bells: the roofs of principal landowners. The soil is part mixed and part
the nave and the chancel are of open timber work: there heavy; subsQil, principally clay and some gravel. The
are piscinre in the chancel and aisle and stoups at the crops are on the four-course system. The 18re8 is 1,856
doorways to the rood loft: the church was thoroughly acres; l'Iateable V'alue, £1,254; the population in 1891
restored in 1868 and seated with open benches of oak, was 454·
and now affords 400 sittings. In :1873 & quarter of an Sexton, Frederick Morley.
acr~ of land was given by the lay impropriator, as an Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-
addition to the churchyard, on the condition that it Harry William Keen, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
should be used for church purposes only. The register from Bury St. Edmunds, via Ixworth, at 7.15 a.m. &
dates from the year ~559. The living is a vicarage, net from Bury ab 2 p.m. on week days &; 7.15 a.m. viA
yell;rly 'V'al~e £no., mcluding. 23 :acres of glebe, with Ixworth on sundaySl; &; are dispatched at 10.35 a.m.
reSidence, In the ~ift of FranCls d'Arcy W. C. Newcome &; 5.40 p.m. week days & 11 a.m. on sundays. The
esq,. and held smce 1898 by the Rev. John Henry nearest telegraph office is at Walsham-Ie-Willows; 2
~eJ.gha~ M.A. of Si. Peter's Colleg~, Cambridge, who miles distant
IS also VICar of Hunston. The ~reat tIthes are commuted Parish School (mixed), erected in 1861, &; principally sup-
at £357; ac~ual value now (1900), £215. Th.e town ported by Miss H. ,M. Payne, for 82 children; average
estate comprIses 18 tenement and land, of whIch the attendance, 58; MISS Alice Anscombe, mistress
~e~gham Rev. John Hy.M.A.Vicarage Hunt Henry, fa.~er Roberts James, White Horse P.II.;
elgham Mrs Keen Harry Wllham, grocer, draper, good accommodation for commercial
P ayne G.eorge Edward J.P ironmonger &, hop mer. Post office travellers
Payne Miss Ling Arthur William, beer retailer Stevens Peter, whlwrght. &; blksmth
COMMEROIAL. Lynn Nelson, baker Symonds George &; Spencer, fannerS,
Fordh.am Clears,miller (wind &; steam) Mud.d Harry, farmer, stone, gravel, Shackerland hall &; Cranmer green~
Fordham Herbert, assistant overseer shmgle :& sand merchant, Street frm Walsham-le-Willows
~arveYM He2' farmer Oxborough In.Geo.frmr. Cutcheys fm Webb George, farm bailiff to Rev.
owe ary \~~rs.), farmer Peck James, shopkeeper Arthur Mahd
EARDWELL
all' 0 . . h an d I arge village
IS a parIS
. on the rood loft, are in good preservation: the monuments
sm nver use, 6 ~es n0"lh from Thurston station include one of alabaster to Thomas Reade ( 165 ) and
on. the Bury and IpsWlch ll~ctlOn of the Great Eastern Brighta his wife ( 1653) with their effigies in & k~e~ing
railway, 2 . north from Ixworth. ~~d 8~ north-east posture, 'On each sid~ of an altar; u~derneath is a
;lomk:ury, ~ the North Western ~IVlSlO~ ~f. the co~ty, smaller altar with kneeling figures of their children,
l':~ ou~ undred and petty seSSIOnal diVls.lOn~ Thingoe three on either side: in 1853 the church was repaired
::n:~yBo( B~:~k~:~~ ~;uty cou~ ~s~7,ct, rural and seated with open benches of oak adorned with carved
diocese of Ely The chur~~ o~asosryp t u d u1In.d poppy heads, and now affords 400 sittings. The register
difi f flfut . th P . ' e er an a IS dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectory net
an e ce 0 ,m e erpendlcular style, consisting yearly value £3 80 , including 39 acres of lebe 'with
of chancel, embattled nave, south porch and an em· residence in the gift of St John's C 11 og f rd' d
battled western tower with s m a l l ' . ' . 0 ege, x 0 ,~n
taining a clock and 6 bells' the staine spIre. com- held smce 1890 by the Rev. Frederick Edward Warren
erected by M H t bin'· ~ 66st wllldow, B.D: formerly fellow of that college. There are several
h b d W rs. u c gs, 18 a memonal to her first anCIent charities given by William Beeton and Dthers
L~u:Ua' H~t ~lap b e:~. b an~ dh~r Isec?nd husband, which now forms the tDwn estate; under a scheme of th~
are SlmI . '1' •Cd gS't 0J urle 1ll ndla: and there Charity Commissioners framed in 1883 it is vested in
Charles Blak ar WIn bows t d0 amesJ Dunlap esq. to Sir Henry t en t rus t ees an d th' . equally ' dIvided
e lllcome IS . between
A th Phil'e ar. • 22 an. 1880, and to the Rev. the church, education, and the poor' Mrs. Garrard'i'
othe: are ~fi fU~iw B.p. tre~t~r dherel 1852-90 ; two ben~factio~ is for poor widows and Mr.' Jeffe's consists of
t h' e Wl anCIen same g ass: there are a dlllner gIven to the aged poor on Christmas da Money
wo aglOscopes, and these, as well as the steps to the was also left in 1895. by the Rev. A. P. DuJ~p B.D.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BARKING. 31
formerly rector, for an annual dinner for 20 poor people, Sexton and Parish Clerk. Edward Cawley.
The Baptist chapel here was built in 1824, and there is a
Primitive Methodist chapel, rebuilt in 1894. On Bow Post &; M. C? 0.•. S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.. •
Beck Heath are some barrows. The Manor House. built Henry Middledltch" sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
in 1884-85, is an edifice of red brick standing in 8 &mall from Bury St. Edmunds. ria. Ixworth, 7·20 a.m. &; 3- 15
park and is the property and residence of Sir Patrick p.m. &i are dispatched at 9·45 a.m. &; 6.10 p.m_ week
James Graham. Blake bart. J.P. lord of the manor of days &; I I a.m. on flundays. Ixworth &; Stanton ara
Bardwell Hall. The Earl of Albemarle is lord of the the nearest telegraph offices, la miles distant'. Wall
manor of Wick. The principal landowners are Sir P. J. Letter Box cleared at 9.40 a.m. k 6.S p.m. &; ton
sundays at 10.55 a.m
Graham 1Hake bart. the Duke of Grafton K.G.• C.B.
Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. of Stowl:a.ngtoft Hall, Mark National School, built in 1854> with master'. residence
Mayes David Plummer, 1lIld the trustees of the late Mr. on 6 site given by the late S!ir H. C. Blake bart. ai
George Addison. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and If eost of £1,000; the school will hold '140 children..j
gravel. The chief crops are wheat. barley, oats and average attendanc&. uS; William Henry Bunn, ma~
turnips. 'The area. is 3.173 acres of land. including the Carriers to Bury St. Edmunds. Henry Addison. wed. k
hamlet of Bow Beck, Il miles to the north; rateable sat. at 9 a.m. r~turning at 4 p.m. same days; Wm"l'/'
value. £2,209; the population in 18g1 was 734. Markham, wed. &; Edward Reach, wed. &; fri .u.
Bake Sir Patrick James Graham bart. Clarke William, grocer Markham William, beer ret• .&; carrier
J.P. Bardwell manor Coohe Alfred, head gamekeeper to Sir Mayes Mark" farmer &; landowner.
Bunn William Henry Patrick J. G. Blake bart Bardwell hall
Cawley Mrs Copsey Alfred. Green Man P.H Middleditch Henry. grocer. draper.
Mayes Mark, Bardwell hall Crosby Harry, grocer &0 builder&; contractor &:; farmr.Post off
Wall ReV'. George. Fredk. (Baptist) Crosley William Edward.. organiet of Mulley William, baker
Warren Rev. Frederick Edward RD.. parish church &; teacher of music Palfrey William" thatcher
F.S.A. (rector) Cunningham George, farmer Plummer Alfred, saddler
COMMERCIAL. Debenham Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper Plummer Alfred, Bhoe maker
Addison Arthur. farmer Drummond In. frmr. Barningham pk Plummer Da:vid. butchex &; shopkpr
Addison Eddie James, butcher Gates George. farmer; Bow Beck Plummer James, shopkeeper
Addison Henry, carrier Gaught George. Six Bells P.R Ransom In.Hy. farmer 1& miller (watr)
Addison Susan (Miss), farmer Gaught Wallace. shopkpr. & beer ret Reach Edward,. carriel'
Beer J ames, head gardener to Sir Harrison Charles (exors. of), millers R'ufIles Henry, boot maker
Patrick J.G.Blake bart.Bardwell mnl' (wind & steam) &; farmers Simpel' Frederick, farm bailiff \0 W J
Blizzard J ames. shoe maker Howlett George" fal'll2er Mansfield
Carpenter HenI" William, farmer Jillings Edwin; farmer, Wyken hall Squirrell .A.lfd. blacksmith &i coal dlr
Chapman James, farm bailift to Edwd. Lovick Robert, Prudential agent Ward John. butcher
Pearce, of Ixworth
BARHAM: i08 a pariSoh and widely-scattered village 1 'in an extensive and well-wooded park of nearly 300
mile north-east from Olaydon station. on ilie Bury and acres stocked with deer. and ha-s fine terraced gardens
Ipswich .section of bhe Great Eastern railway, 4 south- beautifully laid out Md covering 40 oacreU in 18300
ea~t from Needham Marlret and. 5 north-west kom considerable additions "Were made to the house by ther
Ipswi'Ch, in 1Jhe South Eastern division of the COUJIty, tate Sir W. F. F. Middleton. from designs by Sir Charles
Bosmere hundred. BO'Smere and Claydon petty sessional Barry: BarhQm Hall is the Tesidence of MajO'1'-General
division and union, Ipswich county eonrt district, rnll'lll Henry Pye Phillipps J.P. The workhouse for the union
deanery of Olaydon, arohdeaconry of Suffolk 81Dd diocese of Rosmer.,. 1lIld Claydon !Stands in this parish t' foT"
of Norwioh. The chnrch of St. Mary is a large build- particulars of union, see Needham !Market. Major-
ing of flint. briok and stone, consisting of chancel, nave, General Henry Pye Phillipps, who is lord of the manor"
side chapel, south porch and an embattled western and Lord De Saumare7' are the chief landowners. The-
tower containing 4 beils: in the c!hapel, which belongs to l!Ioil is varioUIl; subsoil, chalk and gravel. The chief
the Mid'Clileton family, are m8.l'!ble tablets to members of crops are wheat. barley, peas and beans. ',I.'he tiTeS is
that family, and there are monuments to Sir Ri.'Ohard 1,807 acres;- rateabllY VIaluel £2,447; the 'Population ,i:a
Southwell kt. dated 1:640, and t·he Bacon family, dated 189 1 was 373. including 85 officer-s and inmates in the
1618-29, and a fine brass dated 1514, to Robert Sou.t:hwell Bosmere and Olaydon Union Workhouse.
and Cecil his wife: a.ll the windoOWIIJ are stained: the Bar'ham Green is 1: mile north-east,.
church waoS restored by the Dowager Lady Mid'dleton in Parish Clerk, William Last.
1865, and affords 200 sittings. The register dates from Letters through Ipswich, viA Claydon. arrive at 7 a.m.
the year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value & 2.30 p.m. The near~ money order &; telegrll{l'h
£290, with 42 acres of g-lebe and residence. in the gift office is at Claydon. I mile distant
of Oldman Oarter esq. of Wereham Hall, and held since Wall Letter Box cleared at 8.30 p.m
1899 by the Rev. Henry Carter M.A. of Clare College,
Cambridge. Shrub1and Hall, 51 miles north from Ol-aydon Lady De SJau.marez' Sohool for 80 'Children; average at~
and formerly the seat of Sir Niohol:as Bacon. Lord tendance, 6o; Miss Emma Hurry. mistress
Keeper of the Great Seal to Elizabeth. is now the seat of Carrie1"ll to Ipswich. • Burch &; Smith. tues. fihurs. &>
Lord De Saumarez M.A., J.P.; it stands on a. 'bold sat.; Mirehell, mono tues. thurs.. tlri. &; .t.; Simpson"
eminence, overlooking the vtale of the navigable Gipping, every day ..
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COHHERCIAL. Leech Joseph. shopkeeper &; thatcher
Carter Rev. Henry M.A. Rectory Borley William Decimus. farmer Moore Henry F. farmer
Crossman Percy Carr William. farmer Morgan Eugenie (Miss). farmer
De Saw:narez The Right Hon. Lord Cobbaid John, farmer Rogers Arthur. grocer & beer retailer
M.A.. J.P. Shrubland han; &; 43 Esling Geo. cab propr. &; coal dealer Steward Elisha. hay dealer
Grosvenor place. London SW Fosdick Wm. farm bailiff to P. Last Taylor George. head gardener ta
Phillipps Major-General Henry Pye Gooding William, Sorrel Horse P.H. & Lord De Saumarez
J.P. Barham hall farmer
BARKING is a parish and village, 2 mi.les south-west the north and south aisles, the panels of the south door
from Needham MM"ket stllltion on tJhe GrOOl1; Ea'Stern rail- and! 1Jhe vestry door: in the south aisle is an old helmet
way and the same distance from the naV'ig8lble Gipping BOO som/} carvoo work. apparently part of a shield: tihe
and 8i nort!h-wM from IpIJ"Wich. in tihe South Ea-stern massive silv8l' communion p}al\;e includes two fia.gous"
division of the county, hundred of Bosmere, Bos-mere and eha.lice and paten and one alms dish, all of very fine
C1:aydQn petty .sessional divisi.on and union, county court work. and presented to this parish in 1769 by the late
district of Stowmarke1i, rural deanery of Bosmere. ~h­ Mrs. Thedosia Growley: the chureh affords 600 sitltiings.
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. This is the The register dates from tlhe year 1503. The living is a
motJher parish of Needham Market. The churoh of St. rectory. with that of Darmsden annexed. joint net income
Mary is a. noble edW.ce of stone in the Gothic style, con- £521. with 6 acres of glebe and residence. in the gift of
sisting of chancel, nave. aisles. north porch and an em- the representatives of the late Countess Asihbumham..
battled westem tower. reJbuilt in 1870, and containing 5 and held siooe 1892 by the BeT'. James Wilson M.A. of
bells: there are piscinre in the ohancel and north aisle: Jesus College. Oambridge. and rurnl dean of Stow. In
in the church are several talblets to members of the the rectory grounds are three majestic cedar trees, which
O1'owley fomily: tIb.e ancient fl'tone font is curiously were planted in 1712. Here are chalk pits. Barking
carved and has a very ridhly-carved oak canopy: the Hall, a large mansion of red brick. near the church. the
wood cM'Ying in this church i'S generally of an elaborate property of the Earl of Ashbnmham, is now (1900)
character, espeeially the oak <ili.ancel screen and those in occupied by Henry Hoare esq. The Earl, who is lord of
 BARKING. SUFFOLK.
the manor, and Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Park,
are the prineipal landowners. The soil is good; sub-
soil, principally clay and loam. The chief crops are
"l1eat, barley and beans. The parish comprises ,an ,area
of 3,122 acres of land; there are ~bout 300 acres of
woodland and a common of 50 acres, and 12 of water;
rateable value, including Needham Mllrket and Darmsden,
'£7,359; the population of the parish in 1891, exclusive
()f Needham M,arket, was 417.
Hascot Hill is half a mile north-west.
Sexton, Thoma,s Woollard.
lIoare Henry, Barking hall Emsd,t'n Benjamin, hurdle maker
Wilson Rev. James ~I.A. (rector ,&, Gooderham Charles, farmer
rural dean), Rectory (yooding Alfred. farmer
COMMERCIAL. Green Jane (~Iiss), shopkeeper
Brown Robert, farmer Green John, farmer
::Bullock Frederick, farmer Hawes Robert, blacksmith
Chaplin Charles, Lion P.H Jarrard Charls, farmer, Home farm
Emsden AlIen, carpenter Keene John. farmer
Emsden Ambrose, carpenter Last Harrv,
•
beer retailer
:BARNARDISTON is a parish about 5 miles north-
west from Clare stamon and 3 north-ea.st-by-east from
Haverh'ill station, hoth on the Great Eastern railway, in
the Southern division 011 the county, Ri.sbridge hund.red,
petty sessional division and union, Baverhill county
court district, rural deanery of Clare, arehdeaconry of
:Sudbury and! diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints
is a :Structure of flint in the Early English and Perpen-
<iicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north porch
and a~ embattled western tower containing 5 bells: the
.chancel is divided from the nave by an ancient carved
oak rood screen: the rood! staircase also l1'emains: the
:s'tcne font h'llls an octagonal basin ornamented with
.carved work: there are two piscinre, on~ in the chancel
-and anothel' on the south side of the nave: over the
(lulpit .still remains the old hour-glass forame: there are
180 sittings. The register dates from the year 1540, and
is in good: preservation. The living is a disoharged rec-
tory, net yearly v,alue £150, including 21 acres of glebe,
"With residence, in the gift of Mrs. Mary Manners Smith,
and held since 1899 by the Rev. \Yilliam Edward HaUam
J\'I.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here is ,s; Primitive
Methodist chapel, built in 1850 and seating 40. The
.charities amount tQ 45s. a year, and the par~sh also
:shares in a charitY' founded by Mr. Vernon, who endowed
the parishes of Great Wratting, Great Thurlow end
1Jarnardiston with a yearly rent-charge of £10 out of
lands devised by him. Barnardiston gave its name to a
.Hallam Rev. William Edward M.A. Bridgman George, farm bailiff to Col. Root Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
(rector), Rectory Sharpe Goodcnild J.P
Malcolm Lady, Barnardiston hall Clarke Alfred, farmer
"Brett George, farm bailiff to Ebenezer
Horsley esq
BARNBY (or Barnaby) is a parish and village, plea-
iilantly situated 4 miles east from Beccles station, on the
<Great Ea,stern railway, 6 south-west from LowestQft and
I from the navigable 'Waveney, in the Northern division
of the county, Mutford and Lothingland petty sessional
division, huoored a':1d union of Mutf1ord, county court
district of Lowestoft, rural deanery of Lothingland. arch-
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Normch. Here is a
siding station for goods, erected in 1890 by the Great
Eastern railway. The church of St. John the Baptist
is an ancient edifice of flint, with a thatched roof, in the
Decorated style, consisting of cbancel, nave, north porch
;and an embattled western tower containing one bell: in
the wall of the nave near the south door is an ancient
docker, formerly used! for the processional cross, and, re-
marka,b:e as being the only known one possessing a
door: the church was restored and re~eated in 1882, at
s cost ()f £25 0 , and affordls 90 sitting-so The register
dates from the year 1554. The living is a rectory, con-
-solidated with the vicarage of Mutford, joint net yearly
value £213, with 30 acres of glebe and residence, in the
gift of the Master and fellows of Cains College, Cam-
bridge, and held since 1893 by the Rev. John James
Dyson M.A. formerly scholar of that college. The Wes-
leyan chapel, erected in 1881 at a cost of £800, will seat
230 people. Here are the iron foundry and agricultural
implement manufactory of Mr. William Evered ·Wigg.
.A few acres of land, allotted to the parishioners in lieu
of their right of cutting furze, are now let for about £ 12
a year, which sum is distributed in coals during the
-winter. The parish contains marshes under drainage and
'Dyson Rev. John James M.A. Rectory Baxter WaIter, sen. farmer
COMMERCIAL. Baxter Waiter, jun. engineers' foremn I Cook Wm. Hy. farmr. Whit.:! Hous~ fm
Batehelor Alfred, shoe maker Drrant John, Blind Man's Gate P.H. Cross Charlotte (Mrs.), market gardnr
Eaxter James, shopkeeper &: cJwkeelH'I'
rKELLY'S
-
Letters through Need:ham Market R.S.O. which is the
nea1rest money order &i telegraph office, arrive at 7 a.m
Wall Letter Box, near Barking Hall, cleared at 8.15 a.m.
,& 7.50 p.m
Pillar Box, near the school, cleared at 8 a.m. &:; 7.30 p.m
Police Station, GeOJ'ge Sage, resident constable
Board School (mixed), for 90 children; average attend-
ance, 70; Miss Clam A. Lummis, mistress
Cal'll'iers to Ipswich. .A.1bert Green, tues. t1hurs. &:; ut
Lingwood Henry, miller (water).m~r·
chant, farmer &:; landowner, &i
agent to Earl of Ashburnham
Munns Isaac, farmer
Southgate Zacharias, Fox r.B. &:;
brewer
Webber Samuel, farmer
Young Samuel, farmer
f.amily, several branches of which had seats ,at Kedington,
Brightwell, Wyverston and other places; and held the
manor Qf Barnardiston till the latter part of the last
century. Lady M,alcolm, who is lady of the manor, the
Hon. W. F. D. Smith M.P. of Great Thurlow Hall, Miss
Turner, of Newmarket and E. Horsley, of Soham, are the
chief landowners. Barnardiston Hall is the residence of
Lady Malcolm. The soil is chiefly heavy land, and the
crops are of the usual kind. The area is 1,070 acres;
rate:Jlble value, £906; the population in 1891 was 181.
Monk,s Risbridge, given by Thomas de Woodstock,
Ea,rl of Buckingham and Duke of GlQucester, sixth son
of Edwa,l'd Ill. to Pleshey COllege, in Essex, was for-
metrly extra-parochial, but is now a parish in Risbrid~e
union, li miles north of Barnardiston church, lInd be-
longs to the Hon. W. F. D. Smith M.P. and H. S.
Golding esq. The -area is 133 ~cres; ratoob~e value,
£87 10S.; but there are neither houses nor inhab:tmts.
Lettl'lrs from Haverhill arrive at 9 a.m. Haverhill is the
nearest money order & telegra'ph office, 3! miles
distant. 'Wall Letter Box cleared 5 p.m.; no collec-
tion on sundays
A. ~chool Board of 5 members was formed I April, 1876,
for t,he un~ted, dfi,strict of Barn8lrdiston & Monks Ris-
bridge; Sidney H. Graham, clerk to the board
Board S&.ool (mixed), built in 1879, at a cost of £700,
for S0 children; average attendance, 25; Miss Angelina
Brears, mistress
Morris Henry, farmer
King - , farmer, Leys farm
a broad. The trustees of the late Richard Henry Reeve
esq. of Lowestoft, who are lords of the manor, the
trustees of the late Rev. J. Reeve, the trustees of the
late Colonel Reeve, the Rev. Willi~m Hale Andrews
l\I.A. of Carlton Colville, near LowestoH, and William
Rix Seago esq. of Custom House buildings, Lowestoft,
are the principal landowners. The soil is mixed, heavy
and light; subsoil, clay and sand. The chief crops are
wheat, barley, roots, beans and peas. The area is 1,083
acres of land, 10 of water, 5 of tidal water 'and IQ of
foreshore; assessable value, £1,6<)5 10S.; the population
in 1891 was 313.
Parish Clerk, Rich'3lI"d Lee.
.
Post Office.-'\Valter Land, sub-postmaster. Letters re-
ceived through Beccles. Letters arrive at 7·45 a.m. &:;
dispatched at S· IS p.m. Postal orders are issued here,
but not paid. Beccles, 5 miles distant, is the nearest
money order & telegraph Qffice
.! S'Clhool Board of 5 members W89 formed 5 October,
1894, for North Cove &:; Barnby; T. P. Angell, Beccles,
clerk to the b()ard; John Partridge, Bamby, school
attendance officer
A School Board of 5 members was formed May 25, 1898,
for the United District of North Cove &:; Barnby;
Tom Plowman Angell, Blyburgate street, Beccles, c:erk
to the board
Board School, erected in 1897-8, at a, cost of £1,200, for
the parishes of Barnby &:; North Gave; it will hold IS0
children; average attendance, 90; George WaIter
Stokes, master; :Miss Whittington, infants' mistress
I Beamish James, farmer, ·Church farm
Fvuntain Robert, farmer
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BARROW. 33
:King A.lfred, farmer, Cross Way farm Partridge In. school attendance officer Wigg William Evered, iron founder,
Knight 'Sidney, market gardener Rackham James, Swan P.H agricultural engineer & implement
Land George, fa'rmer Stokes George WaIter, master of board manufacturer & general agent;
.Land WaIter, Post office school specialite, field & barn implements
BARNHAM (or Barnham St. Gregory) is a parioSh been dilapidated for at least a century; but" the greater
and scattered village and station on the Bury and Thet- part of the square tower, covered with ivy, still: remains.
£ord sectioR of the Great East-arn railway, 2! miles south There is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected 1884, to
from Thetford, 9! from Bury St. Edmunds and 86! seat 100. There is a windmill for corn, and a tile and
from London, in the North Western division of the brick field belonging to the Duke of Grafton K.G., C.B.
.county, Blackburne hundred and petty sessional division, who is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
Thetford union and county court district, rural deanery soil is light and sandy; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops
of Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sudbury and, diocese of are wheat, barley and turnips. The parish contains
Ely. The church of St. Gregory is a small building of 5,184 acres, including a tract of large sandy heath; rate-
flint with stone dTessings, in the Early English style, able value, £1,953; the population in 1891 was 454.
oonsisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and Parish Clerk, George Pryke.
& western tower, containing So clock and 4 bells: the Post Office.-Charles Olarke, sub-postmaster. Letters
church has been restored by ,the Duke of Grafton and received by foot post from Thetford at 7.30 a.m. &
affords 250 sittings. The register dates from the year 12.30 p.m.; dispatched at 8.50 a.m. & 6.55 p.m. on
1:684. The living is a rectory, cOn!olidated with that of week days >& 8.50 a.m. on sundays. Postal orders
Euston and Fakenham Parva, joint net yearly value £550, are issued here, but not paid. Thetford is the nearest
including 101 acres of glebe, but subject to 8 pension of money order & Euston the nearest telegraph office, 3
£210 to previous rector, in the gift of the Duke of Graf- miles distant
ton K.G., C.R and held since 1883 by the Rev. Lord Wall Letter Box at Railway station, cleared at 9.5 a.m.
Charles Edward Fitz Roy M.A. of Trinity College, Cam- & 7.10 p.m. week days only
bridge, and chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, who Duke of Grafton's Sch()(}l (mixed), with residence for
resides at Euston: the Rev. Arthur Hermon has been master & holding 80 children; average attendance, 60;
curate in charge since 1898. A little north of the village Thos. Lindsay, master~ Miss Agnes Johnson, mistreas
are the ruing, of the church of St. Martin, which has Railway Station, Henry Wilkes, station master
Bermon Rev.Arthur (curate in charge) Davey Edmund, warren'er Meikle James Cowborough, steward to
COMMERCIAL. Davey Harry, miller (wind), farmer & the Duke of Grafton, Norfu farm
Baker Thomas, shopkpr. & newsagnt overseer, Mill farm Newdrick Thos, farmer & landowner,
Ohamberlain Arthur Lusher, coal Debenham George, shoe maker East farm
dealer &:; carter Gaut James, shopkeeper Pryke Isabella (Mrs.), dress maker
<JIa.rke Ohs. pork btchr.& sub-pstmstr Lusher Harriet (Miss), shoeing smith SmitJh Jane (Mrs.),Gra.fton Arms P.B
BARNINGHAM is a village and parish 8 miles 9Outh- The town estate consists of 4 cottages and 17 acres of
east from Thetford, 7! south from Harling Road station land, the rente of which are devoted to the church with
on the Ely and Wymondham line of the Great Eastern the exception of £1 IS. yearly, which sum with the rent
railway, and I I north-east from, Bury St. Edmunds, in of half an acre of land given by William Fuller in 1622
the North Western division of the county, Blackbourn is distributed in bread: the poor's Wlotment of 21
hundred and petty sessional division, The·tford union and acres, awarded to them in lieu of their right of cutting
county court district, rural deanery of BlackJburne, arch- fuel on the open lands, is let and the rents distributed in
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of coals: in the village is an almshouse for two poor widows
St. Andrew is an ancient structure of flint, in the Deco- who are parishioners. The trustees of the late Cornell
l'ated and Perpendicular styles, excepting the north Henry Fison esq. of Ford Place, Tlietford, Norfolk, who
window in the chancel, which is Early English, and con- are lords of the manor, and the trustees of the late
sists of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled William Robert Bevan esq. of Plumpton Hall, Whepstead,
western tower, containing a clock and' 3 bells: the are the chief landowners. The soil is mixed, mostly
benches are of oak, handsomely carved: there are some heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
stained windows in the chancel, and a' carved reredos oats and turnips. The area is 1,586 acres; rateable
.embellished with a copy by Miss Edward!l of Leonardo value, £2,°4°; the population in 1891 was 405.
da Vinci's picture of the Last Supper: the steps to the Parish Clerk, WilliaID' Harper.
rood loft remai~, and are in good pres~rvation: in the Post Office. Mrs. Mary Weatherall, sub-postmistress.
1Q0rC'h ar~ remam!l of a holy wat~r ~toup. the ~hurch was Letters received from Bury St. Edmunds at 7.40 a.m.
restored m 18 7? and affords 240 ,sIttmgs, of whIch I9C? !lre Box closes 'at 5.40 p.m. week days &; at 10.10 a.m. on
~ree. .The regIster dates fr.om the year 153 8. The livmg sundays. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
tS a dI~c~arged rectory, WIth that ~f Oon;y Weston an- Hopton is the nearest money order &; telegraph office,
uexed, Jomt n~t yearly: value .£:45 0 , mcludmg 26 acres of 3 miles distant
glebe and reSIdence, ill the gIft of the tr~stees of the Count1' Police Arthur Jolly constable in charge
late Rev. James Edwards M.A. and held ,smce 1876 b y . . '.. .
the Rev. .Arthur William Edwards M.A. of University National School (lllixed), bUlI.t ID 1859, for 6$ chIldren;
College, Oxford. There is a Wesleyan chapel, built in average attendance, 47; MISS M. Want, mIstress
'18540 and So Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 1862. Carrier to Bury. John Middleditch, wed. & sat
ComeI' Robert Green Henry John, land steward to Manning Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper
Edwards Rev. Arthur William M.A. the trustees of the late Cornell Middleditch John, carrier
Rectory Henry Fison esq. The Hall Morelle Miss, shopkeeper
Lingwood WaIter, The Beech6@ Hogg John, Swan P.H Nickerson James, farmer
ldngwood Walt. Lathbury,The Beeches Holden George, farmer Ransom John, farmer & cattle dlr
Bloomfield Edwlll1'd, bricklayer Howe James, farmer Sturgeon Aaron, Royal George P.ll
Demrls Harry, farmer Hunt John, farmer Weatherall Mary (Mrs.), grocer,draper
Feaver Charles, rate collector Johnson John (exors. of), farmers, & pork butcher, Post office
Finch Joseph, farmer, Lodge farm College farm Wh~ting James, blacksmith
Fordham James, gardener to F.Stokes Lingwood Waiter, steam roller mills,· Whittaker Robert, farmer
esq. of the Hall, Coney Weston miller 1& corn merchant I
BARROW is a parish in the North W~stern division retains a piscina and a canopied tomb, with brass effigy
of the county, hundTed and union of Thingoe, petty to Sir Clement Heigham, chief baron of the Exchequer
sessional division of Thingoe and Thedwastre, county 1558-9 and previously Speaker of the House of Commons,
court district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of in 1554, ob. at Barrow Hall, 9 March, 1570; there are
Thingoe, archdeaeonry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. tablets to other members of the Heigham family and to
The village is half a mile. in length and at the south end the Revs. Williams and Ashby, former rectors of the
opens into a large green; it is 2 miles south from parish, and brasses to the Rev. Artihur Judd Car-
Higham station on the Bury and Newmarket section of righan, rector from 1832, Mrs. Carrighan, and the
the Great Eastern railway, which passes through the entire Rev. William Keeling RD. rector 1845-91; the.re
width of the parish, withdn a few hundred yards of its is one stained window: in 1894 an organ was provided:
northern boundary, and is 6 miles we~ from Bury St. the chancel was restored in 1848, and the nave and aisle
Edmunds. The church of All Saints is an ancient edifice in 1852: the church affords 380 sittings. The register
,of flint and stone in the Early English style, consisting date5 from the year 1542. The living is So rectory, net
'Of chancel, nave of three baY's, aisles, south porch anct an yearly value £450, with 77 acres of glebe and residence,
embattlOO western tower containing 5 bells: the chancel in the gift of the Master and fellows of St. John's
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College, Cambridge, and held since 1892 by the Rev. part of the parish is in the small manor of Mundefol'd~.
Eric John Sutherland Rudd M.A. of St. John's College, the mansion house of which, now 8 farm house, is aboul
Cambridge, and prebendary of Hereford. There is 8 8 mile south of the village, and belongs to Charles l\for-
small QQngregational chapel, built in 1836, at a cost of bey esq. owner of Great Saxham Hall. The soil is
;(200 and seating 150, and a Primitive Methodist chapel, mixed; the subsoil is <loolk and clay. The crops ar&
erected in 1869, with 200 sittings. A cemetery of I acre wheat, barley, beans and peas. The area. is 2,665 acres;
was formed in 1883 at a cost of £150; it has a mortuary rateable value, £3,226; the population in 1891 was 952.
chapel and is under the control of the parish council. Parish Clerk, Ricba.rd Talbot.
The charities include certain lands and tenements left by Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. O. Express Delivery, Parcel
William Pleasance, the income from which supports the Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insul'8nce Office. Mrs. Maria
Infants' school: there are also benefactions left by Messrs. Watson, postmistress. Letters through Bury St.
Smith and others of the yearly value of about £5, which iEdmunds, arrive at 7.45 a.m.; dispatched at 10.40
is divided between poor widows and widowers in the a.m. & 5.~0 p.m.; sundays, 10.15 a.m
parish; by the Rev. John Crosyer, for repairing the Schools.
church and highways; and by Mr. Deynes for the relief National (mixed), erected in 1846, for ISO children;
of the poor. Near Barrow Hall is a. moat, inclosing the average attendance, 130; Mr. Samuel Searson, master
site of the ancient manor house, now a. farm house. A Infants', erected in 1850, for 80 children; average attend-
pleasure fair is held on the 1st of May. The Marquess once, 62; Miss Emma Rayner, mistreS6
of Bristol, who is lord of the manor, OliveI' Dann Johnson Ca.rriers to Bury. Stephen Wood, wed. fri & sat. &.
esq. and Charles Morbey esq. are chief landowners, but Jonas Pattle, wed. &; sat. to 'White Lion'
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Brown James F., RA., M.D.• C.M., Johnson OliveI' Denn J.P. farmer &.
Besanll Christopher L. S.A. physici~.& surge~n, &; me~i- landowner, Barrow hall
Blatcbley Edwin Robert Feltons cal officer 4th dist. of Thingoe unIOn Knock Waiter. The Lion inn
llrown James F., B.A.,'M.D Cemetery (Samuel Searson, clerk) Marshall Francis, surgeon, Barrow h()
Jillings Henry Clarke. Eleanor Ann (Mrs.), beer Murfet Robert, co~l dlr. &; hawker
Johnson OliveI' Denn J P. Barrow hall retailer, grocer &c Pattle Jona,s, carrler
King Mrs The Cottag~ Codd Frederick, tailor Rosbrook Marion &; Elizh. (Misses)~
Marshall Foras. Barrow ho. The Grn Conservative Club (Edwin Blateh- dress makers
Petley Mrs ley, sec) . Rosbrook O~ar J. saddler,
Rudd Rev. Eric John Sutherland Orack John, beer retailer . Rose Frederlck, beer. retailer
M.A. (rect{lr, &; prebendary of Here- Ellwood R~chard (exors. of), builders, Searson Samuel, aSSlstant overseer,
. lord cathedral), The Rectory wh~elwnghts, undertakers.&; general local assessor of tl,lxes, .collector ,of
Simkin Frederick J The Green SInlths poor rates & derk to parlsh council
• Green Roben George, Three IHorse Simkin Fredk. M.R.C.V:.S. veterinlU'J'
COMMERCIAL. Shoes P.H surgeon, The Green
Aggis David, farmer Halls Edward, corn dealer &; miller Simkin Mary Ann (Mrs.),farmer.Frog-
BankS! &; Green, grocers &; bakers (wind &; steam) shall farm
Barrow Tabitha (Mrs.), blacksmith Hurrell Alfred George, registrar of Turner Philip, fa,rmer
Barton William, news agent, stationer births, deaths &; marriages for Forn- WaUis Bartholomew, shopkeeper
.&; fancy goods dealer; clocks i& sew- ham sub-district &; relieving officer Watson Harry Wailter, shopkeeper
ing machines repaired &; vaccination officer, 1st district, Wood Stephen, ca.rrier
Blatchley Edwin Robert, builder Thingoe union, &; school attendance
Brazier Edward. boot maker officer
BAltSHAM is a. parish and village on the- south side glebe and residence, in the gift of the Re~. R. A. J.
of the vale of the navigable river Waveney, 2 miles west Suckling, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Allan Coate9
from Beccles stamon on the Great Ea.stern railway, and M.A. of Oxford University. Catherine, daughter of thg
4 east from Bungay, in the Northern division of the Rev. Maurice Suckling, wife of the Rev. -Edmund Nelson
county, Beocles petty se.ssional division, Wangford hun. and mother of Admiral Lord Nelson, was born here, 9
dred and union, Beccles and Bungay county court dis- May, 1725: the Rev. Alfred Inigo Suckling LL.B. anthor
trict, rural deanery of Wangford, archdeaconry of Suffolk of the" History and Antiquities of the Oounty of Su:ffolk,'''
and diocese of Norwich. The church of the Holy was rector of this parish from 1839 to 1856. Thg
Trinity is an ancient building of flint in the Decorated charities, amounting to £2 9S. yearly, are applied half to
style, with a thatched roof, and consists of chancel, with church purposes and half to parish purposes. Ashmans
sacristy, nave, organ chamber, SIOuth porch and a round Hall, So large mansion near the town of Beccles, <Jnce thg
wastern tower containing 5 bells, one of whiclh dates prQperty of the Rede family, and now belonging to Major
from about 1530: the chancel is divided from the nave William, Worsley-Worswick, stands on a pleasant emi·
by a fine Jacobean screen, adorned with a crucifix and nence above the Waveney mlley. The manor belongs
figures of St. Mary and St. John in carved oak, ~rected to the Suckling family. The Rev. Robert Alfred John
in 1893, and retains a piscina: the pulpit and font are Suckling, vicar of St. Alban's, Holborn, London E O.
also of Jacobean date: the east window is stlained and Frederick William Darby Robinson esq. of Roos Hall.
there is a memorial window to the Rev. Robert Alfred and Major W. Worsley-WofsfWick, are the principal land·
Suckling, rector of Bussage, Gloucestershire, d. 1851, owners. The soil is clay and loam.; Elubsoil, clay. Th&
and a low side window: in the church is So fine brass of chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,72'3
a knight wearing a collar of SS, dating probably from c. acres of land, 10 of tidal water; I8Ssessable valuer
1380, an a!Jtar tomb of the Jacobean Renaissance period, £1,032; the population in 1891 was 299.
with a mutilated inscription, a ca.rved oak alms box Letters through Beccles, the nearest money order &>
with the initials" R.H.S." I8nd the date 1691, and two telegraph office arrive at 7.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m
fonts, one of which, dug up about 1860, is presumed to Pillar Box cleared at 6 p.m.; telegrams are delivere<l
be Norman: there are 170 sittings. The register dates free
from the year 1558. .A. list of rectors and patrons from School (mixed), erected in 1874, for Barsham &; the ad-
1321 to 1889 has been put up in the church. The living joining parish of Shipmeadow, for 80 children; aver-
is a rectory, gross yearly v-alue £300, with 80 acres of age. attendance, 65; Mrs. Alice Harrison, mistress
Coates Rev. Allan M.A. (rector), Falgate Walt. farmer, The Grange Pipe Geo. bricklayer, iBarsham common
Rectory Fish George, hay rake maker, Bar- Pipe William, farmer
Sillett Mrs. The Close sham common Self George, farmer i& miller (steam)r
Worsley-Worswick Major William, Le Grice William, farmer,High commn Barsham hall
Ashmm. hall Loines John, farmer, The Lodge farm Taylor Ch!liI'les, farmer, The City fm
COMMERCIAL. Manning 'William,farmer,Barsham bdg Webb George, farm bailiff to A. K.
DBwdy Geo. Edwd. farmer, White ho Mills Arthur George, blacksmith Hockey esq
GREAT BARTON. ill lit parish III miles west from and an embattled western tower. with pinnacles, con-
Thurston station on the Bury and Ipswich section of the taining 5 bells: there are 400 sittings. The' register
Great Eastern railway, 3 north-east from Bury S'- dates from the year 1558. The living is 6 discharged
Edmunde and the Linnet Navigation, in the North· vioarage, net yearly value £25°, including 350 acres of
Western division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwestry glebe, with residence. in the gift of Sir Henry Charles
petty sessional division, Thedrwastl'& hundlJ.'ed, Thingoe John BUIllbury hart. and held since 1897 by the Rev.
union, county court district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural James Arthnr Hervey B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese William Howerdly, vicar of Great Barton, left by will in
of Ely. The churCh of the Holy Innocents is an edifice 1492 moneYII to be laid out for the repairs of the parish
of flint and stone in the Early Englillh and Perpendicular church, and the residue for the :relief of the poor of
.tylea, and cons~ts of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch Great Barton; this property now consists of a farm, let
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for £45 yearly, which rent is oapplied as directed. Alms- valuable collecticm of books: in the grounds are llome
houses for four poor women were erected by Lieut.-Gen. fine trees and shrubs and the gardens are of som..
Sir Henry E. Bunbury K.C.B., M.P. 7th hart. in celebrity. Barton Lodge is the residence of J-ames
memory of his first wife Louisa IEmilia (d. 1828), Maulkin King esq. J.P. Sir H. C. J. Bunbury bart. is
daughter of Gen. the Hon. Henry Edwoard Fox. At the lord of the manor and owner of rather more than half
inclosure of the parish, in 1804, a; farm was allotted to of the land in the parish. The soil is rich loam; sub-
the poor of Great Barton in lieu of their right to cut soil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barle)',
fuel; the rent is applied to the purchase of coal, which oats, beans and turnips. fI'he area is 3,574 acres of lanJ
is given to the poor. Barton Hall, the seat of Sir Henry and 18 of water; rateable value, £3,313; the population
Charles John Bunbury bart. D.L., J.P. was built probaibly in 1891 was 766.
about the end of Queen Elizabeth's reign, or at the Barton Shrub and East Barton lie to the south-east:
beginning of the reign ·of James the First, by Robert Cattishall Green lies to the south and, Shinham Bridge
A.udley, who died in 1624: the long narrow building of to the east.
brickwork facing the south-east, though modernized, is Parish Clerk, Robert Sturgeon.
part of the original building. The last of the Audleys Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parc(>l
sold his property in BartoIli to Thomas Follies, whose Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-·William
only child became the second wife of Sir Thomas Copsey, sub-postmaster. Letters through Bury St.
Hanmer, Speaker of the House of Commons in the Edmunds, arrive at 5.10 a.m.; dispatched at I &; 7.-15
reign of George I.: Sir Thomas Hanmer left Barton p.m.; sundays, 7.45 p.m
to his nephew, Sir William Bunbury, who came to Wall Letter Boxes :-Barton Mere, closed at 6.45 p.m.;
reside here in 1748, and modernized the old house, at Conyers Green, cleared at 6.45 p.m. &; East Barton.
and his son, Sir T. Charles Bunbury, added the hand- cleared at 6 p.m
some li'brary 'built after a design by Sir William School .(girls), built in 1840 by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Henry E.
Chambers, between 1766 and 1770. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Bunbury K.C.B., M.P. 7th bart. for 80 girls; average.
Edward Henry Bunbury. K.C.B. 7th bart. made con- attendance, 46
siderable additions to the house in 1821, and also formed School (boys), built in 1857 by Emily Louisa August~
extensive pleasure grounds: the house contains a fine 2nd wife of Sir H. E. Bunbury bart. for 80 boys;
gallery of pictures by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Sir Peter average attendance, 40; Robert Evans, maste~; (girls),,,,
Lely and many Italian and Dutch masters, and a very Mrs. Emmlll Daine, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. . COMMERCIAL. Fyson Robt. Panl, farmer, Manor fm.
Bennet Geoffrey F. P., J.P. East Bar- Baldwin Frank, farmer Greene, King &; Sons, farmers, Vicar-
ton farm Bennet Geoffrey F. P. farmer, East age farm
Betts George Langridge Barton farm Groom John, Bunbury Arms P.H
Bunbury Sir Henry Charles In. bart. Betts George Langridge, agent to Sir King William Norman, farmer &; land_.
D.L., J.P. Barton hall Henry Charles John Eunbury bart owner, Barlon place
Chapman Venerable Frank Robert Bridges Henry, farmer Manning Wm. miller (steam &; wind).
M.A. Barton mere Burrell Brothers, fa,rmers Meggs John, butcher &; beer retailer--
Hervey Rev. J ames Arthur RA. The Oopsey Wm. baker &; sub-postmaster Mills Wm. Jennings, frmr. Conyers gn.
Vicarage CuBum William Goldsmith, builder Smith John, farm bailifi to.. J. M.
Isham Capt. Vere J.P. The Cottage Edwards James, blacksmith King esq
Jones Rev. Harry M.A. Barton mere Edwards Jsph. Grimwood, whlwrght Traylen Sidney, farmer, Barton num~
King James ManIkin J.P. Barton lodg Fuller Richard, steward to Messrs. Walker Leonard Eli,. head. gardener to
King Wm. Norman J.P. Barton place Greene, King &; Sons Sir Henry Ohas. John Bunbu:ry bari
Scott Thomas, Mill houae
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BARTON .MILLS is a parish and village in the rectory, net income £290, with 186 aeres of glebe anll
North-We-stern division of the county, Lackford hundred two residences, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and
and petty sessional division, Mildenhall union and county held since 1898 by the Rev. Charles Henry Lacon :M.A.
court district, rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. There is 81 Baptist chapel,
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely: the village is pleasantly erected in 1844. James Davias, par,son, by will dated
situated 4 miles south-east from Kennet station on the Nov. 4th, 1692, left for ever a plot of ground in th&
Cambridge and Bury branch of the Great Eastern rail- parish of Mildenhall to the poor of the parish of Barton
way, on the high road from Norwich to London, about Mills, the rent of which now (1900) ·amouJl.ts to £"t
I mile south-east from M'ildenhall and 8 north-east from yearly. A. sum of £500 was left by the late Miss S.
Newmarket: the river Lark skirts the parish on the Fuller, to be invested and the interest given to the-
north, separating it from Mildenhall. The church of St. poor of the parish. The Rev. Thomas Malabar,
lfrary is an ancient building of stone in the Decorated formerly rector of this parish, left 'by will in 1732 30.
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and parcel of land to the rector of the parish for the time
an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: the being, who should distribute from the same 208. to such.,
stained east window is a memorial to Philip Fuller, d. poor of the parish as he might think fit. Here are ex-
1866; there- is another to Jane Fuller, d. 1867, and one, tensive flour milli a;nd maltings of Parker Brothers..
placed in 1895, to the Rev. William Buckland Lott M.A. (Mildenhall) Limited, worked iboth by steam and water;
rector hex:e 1863-95, and in a window in the north aisie the modem roller system, Qn the latest improved.
are the anns of John de Dreux, duke of Brittany, creati!d principles, has been introduced, and the mills are lighted
Earl of Richmond (6 July, 1268) by Henry Ill.: other by electricity. The land is all freehold. The Marquess..
windoWlS contain fragments of richly stained glass: in of Bristol and the rector are the principal landowners.
the chancel is a d(lUble piscina and sedilia, and the sac- The soil is various, light and 'sandy on the hills; the·
rarium hIllS been re-floored with mosaic as a memorial to subsoil is chalky. The crops are of the usual kind-
Miss Susanna Fuller: there are monuments to William wheat, barley, turnips and mangold-wurtzel. The area.
GIlWlcock, 1718; Thoma-s Thoresby, 1790; to the Gataker is 1,878 acres of land and 10 of water; rateable value,_
family and- to the Rev. Oharles Chichester, formerly £2,389; the population in 1891 was 407.
rector of this parish, d. las8; there is also a brass to Sexton, Charles Pledger. .
Sarah Fuller (d. 1869), whose sister, Miss Susanna Post· Office.-William Redgrave, eub~postmas"ter. Letters-
Fuller, erected the organ chamber in 1870: the pulpit is arrive from Mildenhall 6.0. at 7 a.m.; dispatched a~
of finely carved oak, and the octagonal stone font is also 7 p.m.; sundays, II.20 a.m. Postal orders are issued
ornamented with carving: the end's of some of the here, but not paid. fMildenhall is the nearest money
ancient open seats in the nave exhibit curiously carved order &; telegrnph office, 2 miles distant
devices and figures, and in the church is preserved a A School Board of 5 members was formed 12 March,
good iron-bound! oak chest: in 1866 a new roof was put 1888; O. F. Read, Mildenhall, clerk to the board
on the nave at a cost of £400, £200 of which was left Eoard School (mixed), built in 1845, for 90 children;
by the late Miss S. Fuller: there are about 250 sittings. average attendance, 53; Mrs. M. A. Smith, mistress
The register dates from the year 1663. The living is a Carriers pass through to BurySt.Edmunds &; Newmarket
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Godfrey James Howlett, Barton villa Parker Emest A. Poplar house
King Mrs. Beechurst Parker Luther Charlee Frederick,
Burton Capt. Flint villa Lacon Rev. Charles Henry M.A. (rec- Mill house
Edwards Frederick, Earton hall tor), Rectory Place Mrs. The Cottage.
Fuller Mrs. Hill house Mack Capt. Philip Paston J.P. The Roper Miss
Fyson Mrs. Sunnyside Old Rectory Tearle Mrs. Old Rectory •
Giles Capt. WilliaDl·S OUiver Mrs. Mill house •

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•' COMMERCIAL. ' Harper Geo.' farmer &, horse dealer Peachey Charles, carpenter &, under:'
Boyce WaIter Golding, corn &, coal Hockley Edward, carter taker & farmer
merchant, The Bridge Howes William, Bull hotel Place Jabez Margetson, gravel me.-
Cornell John, tailor &, beer retailer Lambert James A. grocer chant &, farmer, Grange farm
Drake Edward, shopkeeper Last Richard, farmer, Hall farm Pledger Charles, blacksmith
Drake James, shoe maker Parker Brothers (Mildenhall) Limited, Savory Edwd.Christopher,manure mer
Flatt James, Dog & Partridge P.R millers, maltsters & seed growers, Sheldrake George, cattle dealer
Godfery WaIter, civil engineer &, sur- cake, coal ,& seed merchants, Barton Sly Samuel, beer retailer
veyor & sanitary inspector to roller mills; & at Icklingham Turner George, Bell inn & baker
Mildenhall rural district council Peachey Abraham, miller Wing Abraham, farmer, Street farm
BATTISFORD is a village and parish, 3 miles west Mr. J. E. Sturgeon, is said to have ,been lbuilt out of
from Needham Market station on the IpswiCh and Nor- the materials of the Commandery; it is surrounded by
wich section of the Great Eastern railway, and 3~ south a moat, and on one of the chimneys is 'a carving in stone
from Stowmarket, in the South-Eastern division of the of the head of St. John the Baptist on '81 charger. Daniel
county, B'osmere hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty Larnach esq. is lord of the manor; Charles Austin esq.
sesisonal division, union and county court district of of Brandeston Hall, Sir Hugh Edward Adair hart. of
Stowmarket, rural deanery of Bo;;mere, archdeaconry of Flixton Hall, and Samuel Thomas Harwood esq. of
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary Battisford Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil
is a plain building of stone in the Gothic style, consisting is good; sUlbsoil, loam and clay. The chief crops are
of chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower of wheat, barley and beans. The area is 1,542 acres of well
brick, with a wooden belfry containing one bell: on the cultivated strong land; rateable value, £1,3°3; the
east wall of the chancel are monuments to the Salter population in 1891 was 399.
and Lewis families: the ancient stone font has an QC- Sexton, Joshua S. Oxborrow.
tagonal basin and a cover of oak: there are 300 sittings. Post Office.--.Robert Baxter, sub-postmaster. Letters
The register commences in the year 171I. The living is arrive through Stowmarket at 7.40 a.m.; dispatched
a vicarage, net yearly value £210, with one acre of glebe, at 6 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
in the gift of and held since 1885 by the Rev. James The nearest telegraph & money order office is at
Thomas Woodcock B.A. of Queen's College, Oxford, who Combs, 2 miles distant. Wall Letter Box cleared at
resides at Needham Market. Walter Rust, in 1685, left 7.40 a.m. &; 6 p.m
an 'annuity of 20S. to be distributed in bread on the 22nd .A. School Board of S members was established 14 July,
.July. Here was once a Commandery of the Knights 1873; H. Emerson, clerk to the board
_Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem, founded in the Board School (mixed), erected in 1873, 'Und enlarged in
reign of Hen. n. of which slight remains still exist. 1892, for 117 children; average attendance about 91 ;
'The Manor House, now occupied as a farm house by Miss J. Broughton, mistress
(Marked thus * should be addressed Cooper Alfved,butcher &; vegetable dlr *Harwood Thos. A., M.A. farmer i&:
Needham Market.) Cooper Nathan, blacksmith landowner
-*Harwood Sml.Thos.,J.P.Battisford hI Oooper Jonathan, thatcher *Knock Herbert, farmer
-*Harwood Thomas A., M.A Oooper Thomas, farmer Mudd Elam, carpenter
. COMMERCIAL. *Denny Harry, farmer *Mullat James, farmer
Baker William H. farmer Dickerson Daniel, shoe maker *Sturgeon Joseph E. farmer, Manor ho
:Baxter Robert, wheelwright Durrant Waiter, farmer Welham John, shopkeeper
Baxter Sarall" (Miss), shpkpr.& Post off *Harwood Samuel Thomas J.P. farmer Williams John, shopkeeper
Cobbold James, blacksmith & farmer &, landowner, Battisford hall
BAWDSEY is a. parish and village, between the sea- Quilterbart. M.P., D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor,
coast and the riVelr Deben, 9 miles sout'h-eas-t from the and Bawdsey Hall is the residence of his' ,agent 'and farm
Great Eastern railway station at Melt()n and 10 south-east steward. Lord Rendlesham, Lord Huntingfield, Sir. W.
from Woodbridge, or by ferry 8!, in the South Eastern C. Quilter: bart. M.P. and Edward Brooke esq. of Ufford,
division of the county, Wilford hundred, Woodbridge are the principal landowners. The cliffs here are cele-
petty sessional division, union and county court district, brated for their fossil remains. The soil is leramy;
rural deanery of Wilford, arch deaconry of Suffolk, and subsoil, crag and loam. The chief crops are wheat and
diocese of Norwich. The village is in view of the sea and barley. IThe area is 1,630 acres of land, 6 of water, 54 of
there is a ferry acroSls the river (4 miles) to Felix;stowe. tidal water and 211 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,328;
The church of St. Mary ilie Virgin was burned down in the population in 1891 was 462.
1842; but the emba1itled western stone tower, supposed .
to be of the 12th century, remains, although reduced in ParIsh Clerk, ArthUJr Branch.
heig~t f~om 90 to ?o feet; it cont~s one bell: the church, Post Office.-Mrs. S,arah Dosser, sub-postmistress. Let-
rebUIlt m v~l1' 'sunple strle , consl\sts of ~ave only, and tersarrive from Woodbridge at 7 a.m.; dispatched at
affords 200 sIttmgs, la? ?em.g free: The regIster dates from 6.3 0 p.m. & 6.25 p.m. sundays. Postal orders are
the year. 1744. The livmg IS a vlCa~ge, ne~ yearly yalue issued here, but not paid. The nearest money order
£110, WIth 2 acres of glebe 'and ~esIdence, m the gIft of office & telegraph office is at Alderton, 2 miles distant
the Lord Chancellor, 'and held SInce 1847 by the R~w.
Allott Tighe-Gregory M ..!.., LL.B. of TI:inity Colleg-e, Nation81! School (mixed), erected by the vi~ar in 1853, for
Dublin. A 1Vesleyan chapel was erected m 1886. The 90 children; average attendance, 72; WaIter Edwards,
Reading-room, erected in 1886, at the sole expense of Sir master
William Cuthbert Quilter bart. M.P. is managed by 11. Coastguard Station Shingle street
Committee. Bawdsey Manor, a fine modern mansion, '
situated on an eminence and commanding a splendid Oarrier.-Frederick Claxon, to Ipswich, tues.; to Wood-
view of the sea, is the seat of Sir William Cuthbert bridge, daily
Quilter S'ir William Cuthbert bart. Tighe-Gregory Rev. Allott M.A., Dunnett Barnaba9, marshman
M.P., D.L., J.P. Bawd-sey manor; & LL.B., Vicarage Langmaid Samuel, Lifeboat P.H.
74 South Audley street, London W Crowe Davy, grocer &, draper Shingle street
Quilter Wm.ElyCuthbert,Bawdsey hall Dl)sser Chas. shoe maker, Princess cot Ransby Ellen (Mrs.), Star inn
Stanley Rev. Gyri!, Bawdsey lodge Dunn Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper Turner William, farmer, High house
BAYLHAM is a parish and village 2! miles north-west 40 acres of .glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Anna
from Claydon station, on the Bury and Ipswich line of the Barry, and held since 1899 by the Rev. Wolstan Dixie
Great Eastern rlllilway, 3 south £rom Needham Market, and Churchill B.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Lord
I mile west from the navigable river Gipping, in the South De Saumarez is lord of the manor and principal land-
Eastern division of the county, Bosmere hundred, Bo.smere owner. The chief crops are wheat, barley and peas. The
and Olaydon petty sessionaJ division and union, Ipswich subsoil is gravel and chalk. The Illrea is 1,349 acres of
county court dJistmot, rural deanery of Bosmeore, arch- strong clayey land and 8 of water; rateable value,
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church £1,964; the population in 1891 was 288.
of St. Pete! i.s a buiJding of stone and flint in the Gothic Parish Clerk, James Oaley.
style, conslst-mg of chancel, nave, tmnseptls, south porch
and an embattled western tower containing 5 bells: the Post Office.-Mrs. Jane Rush, sub-postmistress. Letters
church was restored in I 870,with the addiition of transepts, received from Ipswich at 7 a.m. &, 3.30 p.m.; dis-
at a coSll; of £1,500, and a memorial east window erected patched at 11.30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; on sunday;s at 10.45
to the Rev. William Colvile M.A. rector from 1828: there a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The
are ISO sittings. The register dates from the year 1661. nearest money order ,& telegraph office is at Claydon, 3
The living is a. rectory, net yearly value £218, including miles distant .
 DIRECTORY.] ·SUFFOLK. ·BECCLES. 37
Wall Letter Box cleared at 11.45 a.m. AIr, 7.15 p.m.; Carriers to Ipswich.--<Sparrow, daily &; Dorling, mono
sundays at 9.15 p.m wed. & fri
National Scrhool (mixed), erected in 1860, for 70 children;
average attendance; 68; Miss Charl{Jtte Price, mistress
Churchill Rev. Wolstan Dixie RA. Brown George, farmer Mount Mrs. farmer
Rectory 0 Dudding Frederick Waiter, estate Potter :Bros. blacksmiths· &. Wheel-
Dudding Fredk. Waiter, Baylham ho agent to Lord De Saumarez, Bayl- wrights
Hawkins Thomas Henry, Rodwell ho ham house Rush Jane (1:Irs." shopkpr. Post office
COMMERCIAL. Gooding WaIter, shoe maker Skippings George, farmer .
Baker Herbert,farmer &; miller(water) James George, farmer Stewart Robert, farmer
Baker Sarah (Mrs.), miller (water) Markwell William, farm bailiff to Wm. Wilson William, farmeT, The Hall
Beaumont Thomas, farmer Freeman esq
GREAT BEALINGS i.s a parish and village, 11 miles of Major Edward Charles Moor, and now tenanted by
north from Bealings station, on the Great Eastern railway Gen. Sir Richard Thomas Farren K.O.R is a mansion of
and 2 west from Woodbridge,in the Sout!h Eastern division brick surrounded by park-like grounds. The Rosary is
of the county, Carlford hundred, Woodbridge petty ses- the residence of Ma.jor Edward Oharles Moor J.P.
siona.! division, union and county court district, Oarlford Seckford Hall, a. fine Elizabethan mansion in this parish,
rural deanery, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of was formerly the residence of Sir- Thomas Sekford,
NorWlich. The church of St. Mary is a building of flint f{Junder of Woodbridge Grammar school ·and almshouses,
and stone, in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, but is now (1900) partly in ruins, a. portion occupied as a
nave, north pmch and an embattled western tower con- farmhouse. wrd Henniker, who .is lord of the manor,
taining 4 beUs: in 1876 a new organ was placed in the Capt. Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, and
church at a cost of £200: the east window was presented Maj. Edward Oharles Moor are the principal landowners.
by the Rev. WiIliam Mayhew M.A. CUTate here 1835-7; J The soil is of a. mixed kind; subsoil, gravel. The
the west window is a meIIllOl"ial to Charlotte, La.dy principal crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,029
Batherley, only daughiter of Major Edward Moor F.R.S. acres; rateable value, [1,70'3; the population in 1891
of this place, and wife of Sir William Page Wood kt. 1st was 337.
bllll"On Hatherley P.C. and Lord Chancellor, 1868-72; she 'Sexton, William Cock~edge.
died in 1878, and was buried in the churchyard; anotheT Post Office. Mrs. Mary Ann Martin, sub-postmistress.
stained window W81S erected as a. memorial to his wife Letters received through Woodbridge at 7.20 a.m., 1.30
(d. 1862) by the Rev. Edward James Moor RA. recior &; 6.40 p.m.; dispatched at 7.25 a.m., 12.4 noon &; 6.45
here 1844-86, who a1S{) with h.is fumily erected the reredos p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
in 1882, a,s a. memor'iall. to Lord HatheTley, d. 1881: ir. The nearest money ()rder AIr, telegraph office is at
1894 a new ol'gan was presented by Vernon Alien esq. in Little Bealings, I mile distant .
memory of Charlotte, his wife, daughter (Jf the Rev. A School Board of 7 members WIllS formed 23 April, 1875,
E. J. Moor above named: there are. 200 sittings, 150 for the united district of Great &; Little Bealings, Kes-
being free. The register dates from the yea·r 1539. The grave & Playford; Francis W. W. Gross, WoodJbridge,
living is a rectory, net yearly value £,195, with 20 acres clerk to the board & attendance officer; the-- school is
of glelbe and residence, in the gift of wrd Henniker, and at Little Bealings
held since 1886 by the Rev. Howa.rd Beech M.A. of Carrier to Ipswich. William Mutimer, tues. &; sat.;
Worcester College, Oxford. Bealings House, the property Woodbridge, mono &, thurs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. North Miss Leggett John, farmer
Alidiss Mi!ses, Hill close Oldham. Brigade-Surgeon Lieut.-Col. Martin Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Beech Rev. Howal'd M.A. (rector) Charles FredeTick, Bealings lodge Post office
Bromley Joseph Robarts, The Croft Walker WiIliam J. Sunnyside Morling Frederick, market gardener
Chandler Mrs Mutimer William, carrier
Orisp Henry William, The Cedars COMMERCIAL. Osborne Charles, Boot inn
Farren Gene·ral Sir Richard Thomas Brown James, farm bailiff to Major Perryman Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer
K.C.R Bealings house • Edward Charles Moor J.P Perryman WiIliam, wheelwright
Kersey Mrs. Thorneycroft Cocksedge WiIliam, blacksmith Punt Isaac, farmer
Moor Major Edward Charles J.P. The Hunt Geo.Watkins,farmr.Seckford hall Smith Alfred Gerald, farmer,Hall frm
Rosary Kersey Arthur Edward, builder Woods William. cattle dealer
LITTLE BEALINGS is a. village and parish and Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, are the
station on the Great Eastern railway, 5 miles north-eas,t principal landowners. The soil is sandy; subsoil, gravel.
from Ipswich and 3 west from Wo()dbridge, in the South The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 764
Eastern division of the county, Carlford hundred, Wood- acres; rateable value, £2,4°7; the population was 227
bridge pebty sessional division, unioJl and county court in 1891.
district, rural deanery of Q1rl:ford, archdeaoonry of Suffolk Sexton, Alexander Barrett.
and diocese o-f Norwtich. The chuTcl1 of AlII SaJints is a Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. &;
st!l'ucture of flint and brick, in the Gothic S'tyle, cons~sting ..innuity & Insurance Office.--.Miss Emma Wells, sub-
o of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and an emba.ttled postmistress. Letters arrive fro-m Woodbridge at 7.30
south-western tower of flint, contaiIlling 2 bells: there are a.m. & 1.15 p. m.; dispatched at 12.30 & 6 p.m
180 sittings, 59 being free. The register dates fl'om the Thh~ place is included in Great &; Lilttle BeaJ;ings United
year 1558. The living is a. rectory, net yearly value School Board district .
£140, with 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and Board School (mixed), erected in 1877, for 140 children;
held since 1892 by the Rev. WilItiam Vaughan Palmer. average attendance, 120; Mark Davis, ma8lter \
The Grove, the seat of Mrs. WaIler, isa large brick Railway Station, Arthur Fryett, station master
mansion, s'urrounded by grounds tastefully laid out, and Carrier to Ipswich.-William Mutimer, tues. & sat.; to
commanding a fine prospect. Mrs. WaIler and Capt. 'Yoodbridge, mono & thurs
Godbold Mrs . Cracknell Frederick,frmr.Bridge farm Pipe Edward, shoe maker
Guinness ArthurHart M.A.Mellerstein Dickinson Hy. carpenter ,& wheelwght Smith George, Admiral's Head P.B
Palmer Rev.William Vaughan,Rectory Gathercole Robert, blacksmith Wells Emma (Miss), shopkeeper &;
WaIler Mrs. The Grove Littleford Jas. Thos. Wilde, shopkeeper post office

BECCLES.
BECCLES is an ancient market town, municipal borough,
head of petty sessional division, in the Northern division of
the county, on the borders of Norfolk, 109 miles from
London, 40 north-east from Ipswich, 18 south-east from
Norwich, 14 south-west from Yarmouth, 10 west from
Lowestoft by road and 8! miles by rail and 6 east from
Bungay, in Wangford hundred' and union, rural deanery of
Wangford, a:rehdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich.
There is a station on the East Suffolk branch of the Great
Eastern railway, with diverging lines to Lowestoft, and
through Bungay and Harleston to the Eastern Union line
r at Tivetshall. The town is pleasantly seated on the river
Waveney, which is navigable '3.S far '<IS the Ibridge for
vessels of 100 tons burthen from Lowestoft, and by
which a considerable traffic has been carried on, though
now much diminished by the railways.
The streets mostly converge to the New Mark~t in the
centre, and are broad, well paved, sewered, and lighted
with gas by a company under an Act passed in 1854.
The town was incorporated by Queen Elizabeth, under
letters patent granted in July 1584, in which the style of
the Corporation appears as the "Portreeve, SUITeyors, and
 38 BECCLE3. .SUFFOLK.
Commonalty of the Fen of Becclet," the mUBicipal body
consisting of a portreeve, steward, 12 principal and 24
inferior burgesses, and! so remained until the passing of
the" Municipal Corporations Act" of 1835 (5 &; 6 Wm. IV.
c. 76), under the provisions of which it now consists of a
mayor, four aldermen and twelve councillors. The Cor-.
poration was declared (14 Jan. 1876) a local authority
under s. 68 of the "Explosives Act, 18 75" (38 &; 39
Vict. c. 17). . vested, save and except those imposed under the Ceme-
The borough possesses an extensive estate, formerly
part of the possessions of Bury Abbey, and rented from the
abbey by the inhabitants for 10 marks annually: at the
dissolution of the monasteries, it was granted by Henry
VIII. after much contention, to William Rede, merchant,
in trust, for the benefit of himself and other inhabitants of
Beccles; but in consequence of further disputes, the fee
was eventually ·surrendered to the Crown, and regranted
to the town on its incorporation in 1584; it is held of
the Crown by fealty and a yearly fee farm rent of 13S. 4d.
The estate consists of about 958 acres of marsh and
common land, the value of which has been considerably
augmented by the. drainage of the marshes, begun in
1 857.
The Beccles Water Works Company was incorporated in
1870: the reservoirs from which Beccles is' supplied are
npon the highest ground in the vicinity, three-quarters
of a mile from the town and 50 feet above the level of the
higher and 90 feet above the lower streets; the water,
which is pumped into the reservoirs from deep wells on
~e same site. is excellent in quality.
The church of St. Michael, standing near the New
Market and overlooking the meadows, is a structure of
flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
-elerestoried nave of eight bays, aisles, north and south
porches, with detached stone tower, 92 feet in height,
standing a short distance from the south-eastern angle of
the church and erected about 1515, but never completely
finished: it contains an illuminated clock and a peal of 10
bells: the south porch is a fine specimen of Florid Gothic,
:and has on the front the arms· of Bury Abbey: the north
porch is plainer: the stained east window was> placed and
a new reredos erected in 1886 at a cost of £700, and there
are several other stained windows, some being memorials
to members> of the Crowfoot family, of Beccles: there are
1,460 sittings. The register dates from the year 1585.
The living is' Q rectory, net yearly value £245 and
·Easter offerings, with residence, in the gift of Simeon's
trustees, and held since 1882 by the Rev. John Rowsell
M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, hon canon of Nor-
·wich, rural dean of Wangford and South Elmham and
surrogate. The church library, placed in a chamber
·a;bove the south porch, contains various stand'ard works
in divinity and other subjects; the rector for the time
·being is trustee of the library, and with his consent
1?arishioners may take books out gratuitously for a
.specified time.
The Mission Hall, in Ingate street, is a structure of red
brick in the Gothic style, erected in 1881 'by the late Rev.
Edmund Holland M.A. of Benhall, Saxmundham (d. 1884),
at a. cost of £1,000; it will seat 200 persons: services are
held on Sundays by the rector or his curate; and on week
-days lectures.are given and meetings held here.
There is also 81 Mission Room in Ravensmere, seating
1:00, where s&rvices are conducted by a scripture reader.
St. Banet's Catholic Church stands at the junction of
the Barsham, Ringsfield and St. Mary's roads. The mis-
sion was commenced in 1889 by the Benedictines· of Down-
'Side (Somerset), and is now in charge of the Rev. Frands
M. Fulton O.S.B. assisted by the Rev. William Anthony
Bulbeck O.S.B. and the Rev. Henry B. Weld-Blundell
O.S.B. who reside here. .A! new church of stone, in
the Romanesque style, is now in course of erection, of
which the nave, aisles and -confessional are being com-
pleted, at III cost of over £7,000. A convent of Dominican
Nuns of the 3rd order, founded by Miss Bathurst, was
established in Grange road in 1896, and dedicated to St.
Oatherine. The sisters, who are certificated teachers,
are in charge of the school.
The Martyrs' Memorial chapel (Baptist), in Station
road, is a memorial of the three Beccles martyrs, viz.,
Thomas Spicer, John Danny, and Edmund Poole, who
were burned near this spot Olli the 21st of May, 1556;
it was re-erected in 1860 and has 800 sittings, and attached
is a. school room.
The Wesleyan chapel in Station road, built in 1872, will
seat 240 persons.
Tb Congregational chapel, in Hungate street. was built
in 1812 and enlarged in 1836, and has 750 sittings; a
school, with lecture room, was built and a new organ
placed in the chapel in 1878, at a cost of £2,300.
The Primitive Methodist chapel, in Smallgate street,
was erected in 1872, and will seat 250.
[KELLY'S
The !Parish Cemetery, originally of 5 acres and laid out in
1854 under the Burials Act, with two mortuary chapels,
was enlarged in 1886 by the addition of si acres and is
under the control of a Burial board of nine members. The
churchyard and a burial ground at Ingate have been closed
by the Secretary of State's order; both of these are held
in trust for the purposes of reserved graves· under the
rector and churchwardent, in whom the sole rights are
tery Acts, which require that the Burial Board shall
keep them in decent order: the churchyard has been
fenced round and greatly improved, and seats are provided
for wayfarers.
The Corn Hall, formerly used as a theatre, is at the back
of Messrs. Lacons' Bank, with an entrance in Exchange
square. .
The Town Hall, at the top of Station road, erected in
1786 and improved in 1820, is an edifice of red brick and
will hold 600 persons.
The Council Chamber, in Smal1gate street, erected
about 1830, is a, small building of white brick, and is used
for the meetings of the feoffees, the corporation and the
school board.
The old Town Hall, near the church, a structure of red
brick dating from 1726, has been appropriated to the u~
of the Public Subscription Library, now consisting of
8,000 volumes, and under the. control of a committee of
12 members. 'fhe Literary Institute, founded in 1872,
also occupies rooms bere, including 'Ill reading room with
a. small library: the Institute had in 1900 90 members
and is managed by a. committee of I I members.
The old Gaol, or House of Correction, abutting on New-
gate street, was altered in 1874, the centre being con-
verted into a spacious Court House, and the left wing
into a residence for the police; the right wing is used as
a lock-up, prisoners being sent to Norwich. Petty
Sessions and County Courts ara now held at the Court
House.
The Hospital, near the Fair close, was erected in 1874,
at a cost of about £1,5°0, on a. site presented by John
Crisp esq.: two wards were added in 1887, at a. cost of
about £4°0: there ·are now 15 beds.
Messrs. Barclay &; Co. Limited, formerly Messrs. Gur-
ney, Birkbeck, Barclay &; Co. have a bank in the New
market, and ~essrs. Lacons, Youell &; Kemp, in Exchange
square. .
Here are several extensive maltings, including that of
John Crisp & Son; bere also are the agricultural imple-
ment works of Mr. Samuel F. Field, the engineering
works of Messrs. Elliott & Garrood Limited, and the
nursery grounds of Messrs. Laws &; Son; besides several
wind and steam corn mills; bricks and tiles are also
manufactured and Messrs. William Clowes & Sons Lim.
the eminent printers, of London, have their country
branch ·establishment here.
. The market for corn is held on F,riday, and the town is
well supplied with provisions of all kinds.
An extensive sale for stock is held on 'lI1ternate Fridays
by Messrs. Read, Stanford &; Gayford tit their Beccles
Stock Mart, Blyburgate street; :and Messrs. George
Durrant k Sons, at their Beecles Auction Mart, adjoining
the railway station.
In addition to the Corporation Estate previously men-
tioned, there is also the Feoffment Estate, which produces
about £200 yearly, and although strictly speaking the
trust is for "the benefit, profit and common utility of the
inhabitants of Beccles," it is principally applied in different
ways for the benefit o.f the poor residing in the town; the
Corporation funds partly providing for cleansing, lighting
and other public and general purposes. There are many
other charities, and almshouses for aged widows in
Pudding Moor and Fair Close. Robert Girling, by
his will, dated 20th May, 16]6, left the sum of £50 to the
Corporation of Beccles, the interest to be applied towards
apprenticing poor boys; this charity produce& £3 yearly:
Ward's legacy of £2 12S. yearly is distributed in bread, the
poor receiving one shillingsworth weekly. The Lyons
Russell gift, bequeathed in 1885, is a yearly rent-charge of
£22,which is distributed in coal every December to twenty
poor persons. The Hermitage inn, the Staithe, the Poors'
Pightle, and the clerk's piece, produce £57 129. yearly,
which is placed in the hands of the churchwardens for the
repair of the fabric of the church and the payment of the
clerk.
Roos, or Rose Hall, the property and residence of
Frederic William Darby Robinson esq. J.P. is' an ancient
mansion in the Elizabethan: style, near the town, and
lately restored.
In 1863 an: avenue was made by the Corporation from
the Station road to the Common, at a cost of about
£1,000; it is 60 feet in width and a quarter of a mile in
length; along it have been planted elm trees, besides
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BECCLES. 39
tlhrubs and flowers; the whole is inclosed with iron The area of the parish ill 2,015 acres of land, 2 of
fencing. water, and 20 of tidal water, including marsh and
The Corporation of Beccles· are lords of the manor and common lands; assessable value, £22,677; the population
the principal landowners. F. W. Hotham esq. Frederio in 1881 was 5,721, and in 1891 was 6,669.
William D. Robinson esq. John Edwin Crisp esq. with . Parish Clerk, James Simpson Branford.
others, a1'6 also landowners here.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOOAL INSTITUTIONS &;c.

Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Dowson Ed.ward Theodore esq. Geldeston, Beccles
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, The Walk.- Freeland Lieut.-Ool. Russell Geo. The Elms, Toft Monks,
Stephen Thompson, postmaster &; stamp distributor. Norfolk
Letters delivered from all parts, 7.10 a.m., 10 a.m., Palgrave Robert Harry Inglis esq. Belton, near Great
3.55 p.m. &; 6.50 p.m.; sunday, 7.30 a.m. Dispatched Yarmomh .
local country mails, 5.50 a.m.; to London &; London Robinson Frederic William Darby esq. Roos hllll, Beccles
forward, 8.20 a.m.; Aldeby, Burgh Common, Geldes- Smith Clifford esq. Waveney house, Becoles
iion, Gillingham, Toft .&:; Wheatacre, 9.10 s.m.; all The mayor of Beccleso .&:; the chairman of the Wangford
parts, 11.10 a.m.; Norwich, 11.45 a.m.; London &; rural district council, for the time being, are ex-officio
London forward, 2.50 p.m.; y.armouth &; Lowestoft, magistrates
3 p. m.; Ellough &; Weston, 4.15 p.m.; B-arsham, Clerk to the Magistrates, Fredc. Shelly Rix, Ballygate st
"Ringsfield .&:; Shipmeadow, 4.40 p.m.; Yarmouth, Petty Sessions are held in the Oourt house every alternate
Lowestoft &; Bungay, 5,40 p.m.; London, for connec- friday, atI2 o'clock noon. The places in the Petty Ses-
tion with midnight mails, 5.40 p.m.; Norwich;&:; Nor- sional division are :-Beccles, Barsham, EUough, North
wich forward, 7.45 p.m.; all parts, 9 p.m Oove, Redisham, Ringsfield, Shadingiield, Shipmeadow,
Wall Letter Boxes:- Sotterley, Weston, Willinghlml, WorIlngham &; the
hamlet of Hulver Street
IJridge street, cleared at 10.50 a.m. &; 2.15, 5.25 &:;
7.40 p.m PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
London road, cleared at 10.20 a.m. &; 1.45, 4·55 &; Cemetery, Frederic Shelly Rix, clerk to the burial board;
.
7.10 p.m Riobert Aldous, cemetery keeper
Station road, cleared at 10.40 a.m. &; 2.5, 5. 15, 7.30 County Oourt, His Honor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot, judge;
&; 8.20 p.m J ames Preston Larkman, registrar; Henry William
:Elyburgate street, cleared at 10.30 a.m. &; 1·55, 5·5 &; Cutting, high bailiff; William Smith, baiLiff. The
7.20 p.m court sits every alternate month at the Police court,
Ingate street, cleared at 10.30 a.m. '& 1.55, 5·5 &:; Beccles, &; the Odd Fellows' hall, Bungay. The following
7.20 p.m parishes are comprised in the district :-Aldeby,
]l.avensmere, cleared at 10.45 a.m. &; 2.10, 5.20 &; Barsham, Beccles, Bedingham, Broome, Bun~ St.
7.35 p.m Mary, Bungay Trinity, Burgh St. Peter, Ohed!o!l'ave,
Grammar school, 10.1$ a.m. &; 1.4°, 4.50 ,&; 7.5 p.m Ditching-ham, Ellingham, Ellough, Geldeston, GiUing-
During the summer months the first collection is 25 ham All Saints. Gillingham St. Mary, Haddiscoe, Hales,
minutes later, and the third collection 20 minutes later Hecking-ham, Hedingham, Henstead-with-Hulver Street,
OORPORATION. Ilketshall Saint Andrew, Ilketshall St. John, Ilketshall
St. Lawrence, IlketshaJI St. Margaret, Kirby Cane,
18 99- 1900• Kirstead, Loddon, Wettingham, Mundham, North Cove,
Mayor. Alderman Edward Masters. Norton Subcourse, Raveningham, Redisham, Rings-
field, Seething, Shadingfield, Shipmeadow, Sotterley,
Aldermen. Stockton, Thorpe-next-Haddiscoe, Thurlton, Thwaite,
*Walton Joseph Platt §Rix Frederic ShelIy Toft Monks, Topcroft, Weston, Wheatacre All Saints,
-Masters Edward I §Wilson Thomson
Councillors
Willingham, Woodton &; Worlingham
For bankrnptcy purposes this court is included! in that of
-tRenry Copeman ·George King Yarmouth, Harry Pearce Gould, 8 King street, Norwich,
-t"Yathaniel WaIter Pells *James Preston Larkman official receiver
1" Benjamin Revell tFrancis Easto Banham Corn Hall (C. T. Field, manager), Exchange square
tThomas AugustusWoodroffe William Burred England County Police Oourt, near Station :road, Oharles Fisher,
*Mark Frederick Buck Alexander McQueen deputy chief constable; Edward Charles Shipp. super-
·Philip John Jolly Edward G. Rigby Watson intendent of Lowestoft &; Beccles division; William
Reeve, inspector &; 4 constables
Marked thus t retire in November, 1900. Fire Engine Station, Newgate street, William J. Fuller,
Marked thus * retire in November, 1901. captain; S. F. Field, superintendent
Marked thus ::: retire in November, 1902. Hospital, Fair close, The Mayor (for the time being),
Marked thus § retire in November, 1904. president; Robert Ives Metcalfe M.D. hon. consulting
.Auditors, Oaleb Chase &:; W. J. Money physician; W. M. Crowfoot l't'LB., F.R.C.S.Eng. Wm.
Officers of the Corporation. Taylor McComb L.R.C.P. &; S.Edin., Hugh Paul Hel-
"l"own Clerk, Tom Plowman Angell, Blyburgate street sham M.R.C.S.Eng. &; L.R.C.P.Lond. &; George Ray-
:Borough Treasurer, John Clarke F.I.B. Barclay's Bank mond Fox F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. medical officers; J. E.
J\'Iedical Officer .of Health, William Taylor McComb Crisp esq. hon. treas.; J. P. Larkman esq. hon. sec. ;
L.B.C.P. Hungate street Robert W. Snell, sec.; Miss M'llcdonald, matron
:Borough Surveyor, Thomas William Woodroffe, Blybur- Inland Revenue Office, London road, John Bartholomew,
gate street Norwich, collector; James O'Donoghue, Yarmouth,
Sanitary Inspector, Alfred G. Love, Station road Bupervisor, &; Daniel K. Burns, officer, 1st clau
'The Mayor is a. County Magistrate during his year of office Stamp Office, Post office, The Walk, Stephen Thompson,
&; the following year, et has in the borough concurrent dtistributor
jurisdiction with the county magistrates TO'wIII Hall, Station road, Robert Norman, eurator
W.A.NGFORD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. VOLU~"'TEERS.

Meets at the Workhouse, at Shipmeadow, monthly
(mondays).
Chairman, Lawrence Townley Olarkson, The Grange,
Becdes
Clerk, Frederio Shelly Rix, Ballygate street
'Treasurer, Henry Edmund Bnxton, Great Yarmouth
Medical Officer of Health, Frederic Harrison Tetley
L.R-C.P_ &; S.Edin. Earsham street, Bungay
:Surveyor, William E. Warburton, Henham villa, Bardolph
road, Bungay
:Sanitary Inspector, John Owen Rees, Flixton rd. Bungay
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR REGCLES PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
"Ease Samuel esq. Ringsfield 1Iall. Beccl'Js
Crisp John Edwin esq. H<>mefield, Beccles
Crowfoot William Miller esq. M.B. The Walk, Beccles
1St Norfolk Volunteer Artillery, Eastern Division Royal
Garrison .Artillery, No. 4 &; 8 Companies; drill han.
Peddar's lane; Capt. T. Ser.geant; Buxton Smith,
lieutenant; Rev. Allen Ooates M.A.. acting chaplain
2nd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk Regiment (G &; H Cos.);
orderly room, Old market; Capt. T. P. Angell; H. H.
J ohnson et P. L. Peto, lieutenants; Rev. John RowlielI
M.A. acting chaplain
WANGFORD UNION.
Board day, monday (fortnightly), at the Board room.
Shipmeadow, at 10.30 a.m. .
The Union comprises the following places: All Saints
&; St. Nicholas (South Elmham), Barsham, Beccles,
Bungay HIoly Trinity, Bungay St. Mary, Ellough, Flis-
ton, Homersfield, Mettingham, North Cove, Redisharo,
Ringsfield, St. Andrew (Ilketshall)~ St. Cross (South
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40 BECCLES. SUFFOLK. , [KELLY'S

Elmham), or Sandcroft, St. James (South Elmbam), St. SeatS',",
John (Ilketshall), St.' Lawrence (Ilketshall), St. Mar- Congregational, Hungate st. ; 10.45 a.m. & 6.go p.m. ;
garet (llketshall), St. Margaret (South Elmham), St. thurs. 7.30 p.m.; Rev. WilIiam Heather M.A ...... 750-
Michael (South Elmham), St. Peter (South Elmham), Primitive Methodist, SmalIgate street, Rev. Timothy
Shadingfield, Shipmeadow, Sotterley, Weston, Willing- Archer; 10.30 a.m. 2.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; mono 7.go
ham & Worlingham. The population of the union in p.m. ; tues. 8 p.m........................................... 250.
1891 was 15,3°1; area, 35,570 acres; assessable value Wesleyan, Station road, Rev. Caleb Arthur Walker
in 1900, £52,9°4. 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m 29~
Chairman, Lawrance Townley Clarkson, BeccIes
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee. Frederic SCHOOLS.
Shelly Rix, Ballygate street, Beccles
Treasurer, Henry Edmund Buxton, Great Yarmouth The Fauconberge School, BaJlygate street, was founded
Relieving Officer, Beccles district, Herbert William Bell. by ;Dr. Fauconberge in 1712, who endowed it with an
ward, Hungate lane estate, which was sold in 1886 & the purchase money
Vaccination Officers, Herbert William Bellward, Hungate invested in £3 per Cent. Consols, now producing
lane, Beccles; Bungay district, Charles William Had- about £135 yearly; the head master is nominated
ingham, Priory lane, Bungay by the Bishop of Norwich,the Archdeacon of SuiIolk &.
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Beccles district, the rector of Becc1es; but the testator's original ob-
William Taylor McComb F.R.C.S.Eng. Becc1es; Bun- ject wall rather to ind!Uce a person qualified to giv~
gay district, William Betenson Betenson L.R.C.P.Lond. instruction in the higher branehes of education to
Trinity street, Bungay reside in Beccles than to found a Free Grammar
Superintendent Registrar, Frederic Shelly Rix, Ballygate school; Rev. John Hardy Raven: M.A. of Jesus College,.
street, Beccles; deputy, Wilton John Rix, Ballygate Cambridge, head master; Romilly Craze B.A. mathe-
street, Beccles matical master; F. F. Edwards M.A. modern languages;
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Becc1es sub-district, R. G. E. Bowers RA. assistant master
Herbert William Bellward, Hungate lane, Beccles; Sir John Leman's school, Ballygate street, was founded
deputy, Harry Edward Harmer, l'Iew Market place; by ,Sir John Leman knt. anderman of London, by his
No. I, Bungay sub-district, Charles William Hading- will, dated 8th July, 1631; the endowment consists
ham, Bungay; deputy, Henry Rushmer of school buildings, including master's residence, to-
Registrars of Marriages, Becc1es district, David Jude, St. gethi!r with land in the vicinity of Beccles, now let at
Mary's road, Beccles; deputy, Charles Albert Martin, the average annual gross rent of £60; the school i81
Alexandra road, Becc1es; Bungay district, Robert Wm. now administered under a scheme of the Charity Com-
Walesby, Earsham street, Bungay; deputy, Herbert missioners, dated 19 July, 1883, by a body of 12:
William Short, Market place, Bungay governors, & has a number of scholarships of £s
The Workhouse, Shipmeadow, is a structure of brick, each; Henry Boyce, master; E. H. Elton Bowers,.
available for 450 inmates; William Henry Carter, assistant master; John Clarke, treasurer
master; Rev. James Halliburton Young M.A. chap. A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1872, Tom
lain; William Taylor McComb L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. P. Angem, Blyburgate street, clerk to the board;
medical officer; Mrs. Sarah Ellen Carter, matron Alfred GeOl'ge Love, school board officer. The boaI'll
School Attendance Committee. meet at the Council room every second wednesday
in every month
Meet at the Workhouse, at Shipmeadow, monthly Board, Peddar's lane, erected in 1877, for 254 boys, 176-
(mondays). girls & 299 infants; average attendance, 186 boys,.
Clerk, Frederick Shelly Rix, Ballygate street, Beccles 182 girls &·145 infants; James Samuel Palmer,
School Attendance Officers, Herbert William BeHward, master; Miss Lucinda A. Walker, mistress; MisSl
Hungate lane, Booc1es; Chas. Wm. Hadingham,Bungay M. C. Chasteney, infants' mistress. New class rooms:
• • were added to the boys a.nru girls schools in 1895;"
PUBLIO OFFICERS. ea.ch for the accommodation of 60 children
Assistant Overseer & Olerk to the Commissioners of National, Ravensmeer, erected in 1868, for 200 boys, 20<>
Taxes, . Wangford Union & Assistant Overseer for girls & 180 infants; average attendance, 170 boys, 170
goirls & 150 infauts; Rolbert Cave Dunt, master; Mrs.
Beccles, Alfred George Love, Station road Phillips, girls' mistress; Miss A. M. Chasteney, infants r
Clerk to the Becc1es Feoffees, H. W. Bellward, Hungate mistress
house, Hungate lane Catholic, Ringsfield road, opened in 1897, for 110
Inspector of Weights & Measures, William Edward scholars; average attendance about 66; the Sisters 0,"
Giraud, 4 Oleveland road, Lowestof~ St. Catherine's convent, teachers
•
Town Crier, J ames Beales, Smallgate street
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. KE'WSPAPERS.
Seats. Beccles Weekly Record, published fridays, A. W. Jord3I~
St. Michael's Church, Rev. Canon John RowselI M.A. &> Co; Limited, proprietors & publishers, Hungate st
Tector; Rev. Ernest Pel ham Percy Lec Thompson . East Suffolk Gaz.ette, published every tuesda.y, Messr&.
M.A. <'urate; 8 a.m. (H. C.). 10-45 a. m. 3 & 6.45 William Clowes & ;S'Ons Lunited, proprietors & pub-
p.m.; wed. 11 a.m. & thurs. 7.30 p.m.; fri. 11 lishers, The Oaxton Press
a. m .
Mission Hall, Ingate street (Church of England), ser- RAILWAY STATION.
vice by rector or curate, 6.30 p.m , 200 Great Eastern (East Suffolk line), Arthur Blanden,.
Mission Hall, Ravensmeer (Church of England) 2.30 station master
p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m . 100 CARRIERS;
Christ Church, The Grange, 6,30 p.m ...........•.•.... 100
St. Benet's Catholic Church, Rev. Francis M. Fulton Norwich John Cousins, from Hungate lane, wed. & sat
O.S B., Rev. William Anthony BUlDecK U.:::l.tl. & Lowestoft-William Henry John Huson, from Blyburgate-
Rev. Henry B. Weld-Blundell O.S.B. ; sunday street, wed. & sat
mass 8 & 10.30 a.m.; catechism 11.30 a.m.;
evening service & benediction 6.30 p.m.; daily WATER CONVEYANCE.
mass 7.30 a.m. ; wed. benediction 7.30 p.m......... 250 Wherries to Yarmouth & Lowestoft, from the wbarf,.
Martyrs' Memorial (Baptist), Station road, Rev. Gillingham; Darby Brothers, proprietors
Frank Fells; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. & Steamers from Harrison's wharf, St. Katherine's, Loo-
thurs. 7.30 p.m................................................ 800 don, wed. & sat.; John Crisp & lSon, proprs. Beccles
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ayrton William, The Cliff, Ballygte.st IBent Thomas, Ravensmeer
Ainsworth Harry, Smallgate street Balls Mrs. Fairclose road Beverley Barnabas,Rose vl.The Grange-
Aldous Wm. 2 Albany tel'. Gosfor<i I'd I1anham Francis E. Grange road Beverley Mrs. S. Station road
Aldred Misses, Blyburgate street Barber Miss, Hungate street Blackett Mrs. London Mad .
AlIen Frederick Charles, Station I'd Barnes Rev. Fraucis M.A. (rector of Block Alfred Robert, 7 Station road'
Anderson Mrs. Old Market Shadingfield), Beaumont vl.Londn.rd Block Mrs. H. Station road
Angell Tom P. Blyburgate street Bames Mrs. Station road Boar William David, St. George's rd
Archer Rev.Timothy(Primitive Metho- Barton Mrs. 2 St. George's place Bond George James, Exchange square-
dist), Rose villas, Fair close Bedingfield Joseph, Pansy place, Fair- Boulter David, Station road
Arnold Mrs. Hillside, London road close road Bowers George Henry, Yoxford villas,.
. Atkins James, Station road Bellingham Richard, St. George's road Frederick's place
. Atkinl'lon Mrs.2Albany vils.Fairclose I'd Bellward Herbert William, Hungate Brown Mrs. Camden house, Ingate st.
I Ayres Hy. Fern villa, Alexandra road .house, Hungate lane
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Browne Rev.Sidney Spanswick (rector Godfrey John Roger Rush, Montagu Pearce Harry Hugh, 3 Esdelle terrace..
of North Cove), Yoxford villas,Fred- house, Northgate street London road
erick's place Goodwyn Frank G. 5 NONolk terra~e, Pells Mrs. The Walk
Bulbeck Rev. William Anthony,O.S.B. Station road Piper Miss, Hungate street
(Catholic), St. Benet's priory Goodwyn Misses, 5 Norfolk terrace, Pitches William Aves, Waveney road..
CandleI' Robert, 'Ravensmeer Station road The Grange
Chasteney Misses, 2 'Wellington ter- Green John, 5 Station road Raven Rev. John Hardy M.A. (head
race, Station road . Hale Charles Edward, Laburnum villa, master), Fauconberge school
Chester Mrs. 8 Station road Alexandra road • Read Henry George, London road
Clabburn Miss, Linden ho.London road Halpin Capt. W. The Grange Read William, Grange villa, Grange rcl
Clapham James,Salisbury pI. Station rd Hamerton Mrs. I London road Riches In. Anerley viIs. Frederick'8 pI
Clarke John, 8 Station road - Hammond William Samuel, 4 Norfolk Ridge Mrs. Uplands
Clarke Samuel, Exchange square terrace, Station road Rignall James M. 3 St. George's road
Clarke Wm.Rt.Shrubland ho.Statn. rd Harmer Harry Edwd. New 'Market pI Rix Frederic Shelly, Ballygate gm-eet
Clarkson LawranceTownley,TheG-range Harvey Miss, Ingate ho. London I'd R()bins Henry Lambley, Station roa<t
Cole John, 4 London road Haverson William, Oswald house, Robinson Frederic William Darby J.P.
Coleman Misses, Monrepos, Grange I'd Northgate street Roos hall
Copeman Mrs. Gosford road Heather Rev. William M.A.(Congre- RobinsonMiss,The Cottage,Ringsfid.r<t
Corbyn Wm. Arth. Rose vils. Fairclose gational), The Manse, Frederick's pI Rof! Mrs. Northgate street
Cowles Miss, Northgate street Helsham Hugh Paul, The Walk Rowsell Rev. Canon John M.A. (rec-
Crisp John Edwin J.P. Homefield Hockey Alfred Knibbs,Ba.Ilygwte street tor rural dean 1& surrogate), Rectory
Crowfoot Misses, Blyburgate street Holmes Mrs. Edward, The Hollies, Scarlett Mrs. 2 Smallgate street
Crowfoot Mrs. J. R. Esborne house, Frederick's place Scott Arthur, New market
Saltgate st1"eet Homes Mrs. Station Toad Seago Fmnk, New morket
Crowfoot William Miller M.B., J.P. Hopson Henry, Northgate street Seeley Miss, Highfield, The Grange
The Walk Ingate Garwood, Ellough road Seeley Misses, Ballygate street ;
Cutting Henry William, The Limes, Ives Christopher, Northgate street Shade Mrs. Chumleigh, Station road
London road Johnson Mrs. Old market Smith Charles, 'Northgate 'street
Darby Alberl William, North house, Jones Mrs. Saltgate street Smith Clifford J.P. Waveney house
Ravensmeer Jordan Arthur William, 4 Hungate st Smith Edward Percival, 6 Norfolk
Darby Alfred, sen. Fairclose road Jude David, St. Mary's Toad terrace, Station road
Darby Edward Charles, Station road King Mrs. Alexander ho. Station road Stanford George Alfred, Staffor<t
Day Miss, Holly house, London road Larkman James Preston, Twyford house, Smallga.te street
Deck FredeTick S. London :road house, Sheepga-te street Stanford Mrs. Ravensmeer house
Dowe James, Saltgate street Lay Mrs. 3 London road Starland Mrs. Old market
Drake The Misses, Fern bank, St. Le Grice SI. St. Peter's ho.Old markt Steel Samuel, 2 London road
George's road Loader Mrs. Saltgate street Thompson Rev. Ernest Pelham Percy
Draper Mrs. Station road Love Alfred George, Station road Lee M.A. (curate of parish church)..
Draper Mrs. H. V. I Norfolk terrace, McComb William Taylor, Hungate st St. Mary's cottage, Ballygate street
Station road McDonald Mrs. Gordon, Clifton house, Tillott Miss, Station road
Dunnage Col. Arthur, Staithe house, Station road Tilney Harry, Smallgate street
Northgate street Maddle George D. Northgate street Toll H-enry, Blyburgate street
Dunt Robert Cave, I Esdelle terrace, Martin Capt. Edward, Ballygate street Tra.cy Miss, Tower home,New marke.
London road Masterg, Edward, Northgate street Turner Rev. Thomas Day'M.A. Lon-
Durrant Charles H. The Walk Mayhew Mrs. Carlton villa.,Station I'd don TElad
Elliott Mrs. A. Hope viI. Fairclose road Meadows Frederick, Waveney road, Vtley Miss, Alexandm road _
Elliott William, White ho. The Grange The Grange Walker Rev. Caleb Arthur (Wesleyan)..
Elliott William Jacob, Claremont villa, Metcalfe Robe:rl; Ives M.D. Blv- •
Station road
Fairclose road burgate street Walton Frank N. :Blyburgate street
Ely George, Saltgate street Mount Arthur E. Sunnyside house, Walton Joseph Platt, Blyburgate S$
Fells Rev. Frank (Baptist), London rd Station road Ward Mrs. 3 Hungate street
Ferrall Rev. Henry John, Cameron ho. Nash Herbert Fredk.Beaumont house, Weld-:Blundell Rev. Henry B., O.S.B_
Ballygate street London road (Catholic), St. Benet's priory
Fiddes Mrs. Grange road Noad Mrs. 10 Station road Whitmore Mrs. Kilbra.ck,Blyburgate lit
Field Charles Titus, The Laurels,Lon· Norman Mrs. London Toad Wilkinson John, Ashman's road
don road Oldrin John, Chumleigh, Stat"ion road Wilson Colonel Thomson, London rd.
Fox George Raymond, :Blyburgate st O'Neill Henry Arthur, 4 Esdelle ter- Winson C. Trevelyan, Station road
Friston Miss, Queen's road race, London road Woodroffe Thomas William, Homeside..
Fulton Rev. Francis M., O.S.B. Palmer James, St. George's villas, St. :Blyburgate street
(Catholic), St. Benet's priory George's rood Woods Alfred, Ingate lodge, Ingate rd
Garrad William, London road Parker Charles Frederick, The Grotto, Woodthorpe Miss, Northgate street
Garrod Mrs. London road Pudding moor Woolnough George, Sheepgate street
Garrood Frederick Frank, 3 Wellington Parker Miss, Blyburgate street Woolnough Mrs. Anerley villas, Fred-
terrace, Station road Parker The Misses, St. Mary's road erick's place
George Alfred,Waveney rd.The Grange Payne Mrs. Gosford road Wright Wm. The Hollies, Fairclose I'd
Girling Miss,3 Norfolk ter.Station rd Pearce Thos.H. The Beeches,London I'd Wright William .A.ldill, London road
Girling Mrs. London road
COMMERCIAL. Barber William, horse breaker, Douglas place
Adams Richmond Ernest, printers' reader, London road Barber Wm. Prudential assurance agent, Fair close
Aldous Edward, carriage examiner, Hosford road Barclay If, Co. Limited (branch), bankers (Frederic:
.Aldous George, printer, Alexandra road Shelly Rix, agent), open 10 to 4; frL 10 to 6 &
Aldous J ames, brick- maker, I Albany ter. Gosford road sat. 10 to I, New market; draw on head office, 54
Aldous John, gardener to Alfred Woods esq.:Blyburgate st Lombard street, London E C
Aldolls William, brick & tile maker, Worlingham road Barkway Charles, but-cher, New market
Aldous William George, .blacksmith, :Blyburgate street Barkway Edward, corn If, flour dealer, Smallgate street
.A.ldred Henry, beer Tetailer, Northgate street Barkway James William, Red Lion P.H. Blyburgate st
Allen Frederick J ames (exors. of), builders & contractors, Bathing PI~ce (Wm. Waters, caretaker), Pudding moor
Station road Beales James, bill poster & town crier, Smallgate street
Allgar George, commission agent, Ravensmeer Beccles Public Subscription Library (William R. Smith,.
Amiss Alice (Miss), dress maker, Milll. road hon. sec. & A. R. Scott, hon. treasurer; Miss Florenc&
Angell Tom Plowman, solicitor, town clerk, clerk to the Candler, librarian), Old Town hall, near the Church
Beccles school board & to the school board of the tower
United district of North Cove & Barnby, Blyburgate st Beccles Weekly Record (A.. W. Jordan .& Co. Limited,
Baker Henry, sub-inspector G. E. Railway, BI)'burgate st proprietors & publishers) (published friday),Hungate st
Baldwin Henry, butcher, :Blyburgate street Beccles Working Men's Co-operative Association (Oliver
Balls Alfred James, fishmonger, New market .Aldis, sec.), Smallgate street
Balls Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, New market Beckett Martha (Mrs.), laundress, Rook's lane
Balls Robert, fish curer, Bridge street Beckett William, White Horse P.H. New Market place
Banham Francis E. architect, Gran£:e road
~
Bell John, pork butcher, Bridge street
Barber Albert, carpenter, Kew road, Ravensmeer Betts Charles Chandler, bricklayer, Ingate street
Barber William, butcher, Ravensmeer Beverley Bros. tobacconists &; hair dressers, IIungate s10
 42 BECCLES. SU:Fli'OLK.
Bellward Herberl William, registrar of births &; deaths,
Beccles sub-district, relieving &i vaccination officer for
Beccles district Wangford union, ,school attendance
officer &; clerk to the Beccles Feoffees &; Mettingham
Feoffees, Hungate house, Hungate lane
Eiggart Alexander, printers' overseer, Station road
Elanden ArthuI', station master (G. E. R)
Bloomfield Sarah A. (Mrs.), dress maker, Gable house,
Pudding moor
Elunderfield Emma (Mrs.), fancy draper &; stationer,
Northgate street
Bolingbroke Charles, Caxton Arms P.H. Ravensmeer
Bond George J ames, agent to Lacons, Youell &; Kemp,
bankers, Exchange square
:Boon Edward,gardener to Clifford Smith e~q.Northgate st
Borrett Alfred, White Lion hotel &; posting house,
Smallgate ~treet
Borrett Charles, boot maker, Newgate street
lJorrett 'Charles Alfred, boot maker, Newgate street .
:Boughton Samuel, hair dresser, Northgate street
Boulton Joseph H. printers' overseer,S Albany terrace,
Gosford road
Bowes Robert, greengrocer &; seedsman, New Market pI
Eowles WaIter George, watch &; clock maker, Hungate st
:Bowyer William, draper &; milliner, Blyburgatestreet
lJoyce Frederick James, painter, Denmark road
Eoyce Hen. master of Sir John Leman's school, Bally-
gate street
Eradnum Susannah (Mrs.), sliopkeeper, Fair close
Branfor·d, James Simpson, saddler· &; parish clerk, BIy-
burgate street
:Bratt John &; Sons, general furnishers, New market
:Brooks Womack, draper, New Market place
J3rown Ann (Mrs.), market gardener, Pudding moor
llrown Botwright, jobbing gardener, London road
llrown Samuel Harry, pork butcher, Old market
J3rundell Harry Nixon, Waveney hotel, Northgate street
'Brundell John Mapes, plumber &; painter, Ballygate st
Buck Mark Frederick, :reporter, St. George's road
J3uckenham William, cowkeeper, Blyburgate street
Buckingham Sarah Ann (Mrs.), registry office for
servants, Blyburgate street
J3ull Charles Robert, nursery &; seedsman, London road
Bumpstead Frederick William, grocer &; draper,Northgate
street &; Ravensmeer
Bunn Benjamin, corn dealer &; pork butcher, North-
gate street .
llurnham Sophia (Mrs.), dress maker, Ingate street
Burns Daniel K. inland revenue officer, The Laurels,
London road
llurton James, printers' cutter, Ravensmeer
Burton Jemlma (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Douglas place
CalveI' Arthur, undertaker & carpenter, Ingate street
Cattermole Alfred William, printer, 9 Denmark terrace,
Denmark road
Caxton Amateur Athletic Club (M. F. Buck, hon. general
sec.), St. George's road
Cemetery (Frederic Shelly Rix, clerk to the burial
board; Robert Aldous, cemetery keeper)
Chambers In. Thos. news agent & fruiterer, Smallgate st
Churlish Robert, beer retailer &; refreshment rooms,
Blyburgate street
Chase Oaleb, bookseller &:; stationer, Market street
Chaston Albert, commission agent, Providence cottages,
London road
Choral Society (A. R. Scott, hon. sec. &; treasurer),
Mark~t place
Christie Robert, electrotypeI', St. George's road
Chrysanthemum &; Floricultural Society (A. E. Mickle-
burgh, sec.), Northgate street
Clark James, draper, New Market place
Clarke Brothers, bakers, Northgate street
Clarke John, borough treasurer, Messrs. Barclay &:; Co.'s
Bank, New market
Cl-arke John, market gardener, Swin,e's green
Cloatwurthy Augustine Richard, ironmonger, Hungate st
Clements John, leather seller, Sheepgate street
Cleveland George Alfred, Black Boy P.H. & butcher,
Blyburgate street
Cleveland William, veterinary surgeon, Blyburgate street
Clowes Wm. &; Sons Lim. printers, publishers &; proprie-
tOl"iS' of the "Ellost Su:lfulk Gazette," The Caxton press
Cole Charles R. well sinker, Oaxton road
Cola Phillis (Mrs.), apartments, Ballygate street
Conservative Association (Richard Bellingham, hon. sec.
&; treasurer; F. S. Rix, registration agent), St.
George's road
Oopeman &:; Cadge (Loddon), solicitors (attendance fri.
day), Smallgate street
Copeman Henry, family butcher; 'best meat only sup-
plied; Blyburgate street
[KELLY'S
Copeman David Edward, jobmaster. Ingate road
Copeman Mary Ann (Miss), fruiterer, Blyburgate street
Oopeman WaIter James, butcher, Northgate street
Corn Hall (C. T. Field, manager), Exchange square
County Court (James Pre,ston Larkman, registrar)
OrackneH Ann (Mrs.), tailor, Old market
Crane Willioam, baker & confectioner, Ballygate street
Crawley Mary Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Blyburgate street
Crisp .John .. Son. maltsters, corn & coal merchants
&; steam ship owners &c. The Bridge &; Railway statn
Cross William George, tailor & hatter, Ballygate street
Crowfoot,McComb &:; Fox,physicians & surgeons,Market st
Crowfoot William Miller M.B., F.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.,
J.P. (firm, Crowfoot, McComb & Fox), surgeon, The
W,alk· '
Cutting Ernest Denny, engineer, Fairclose road
Damant Walter Henry, clerk, I Albany viIs. Fairclose I'd
Darby Alfred, jun. photographer, Smallgate street
Darby Brothers, timber, coal, slate & cement merchants,
Brid~ wharf &:; brick &; tile manufacturers, Victoria
. ' works
brIck
Darby Edward Charles, agent for Lawes & Co.'s manures,
Station road
Darrington George, agent to Singer Manufacturing Co.
Limited, Blyburgate street
Davey Henry, beer reta'iler, Newgate street
Davey Lewis Rufus &; Edward, bl'icklayers, Blyburgate st
Davey Nellie (Miss), dress maker, Northgate street
Dawson William, baker, Blyburgate street
Day William, pork butcher & cowkeeper, 'Caxton road
Deck Frederick S. coal &; manure agent, London road
DeIf William, engineer & smith, Northgate street
DeIf William Henry, jun. fancy repository, New market
Downing Robert, hair dresser, New market
Downing William Edward, engineers' clerk, Sunnydale,
. The Grange
Driver Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer & dining rooms,
Suffolk inn, Station road
Dunn G. A. &; Son, builders & contractors & undertakers,
Denmark road
Dunn William, coach builder, Hungate street
Durrant George & Sons. auctioneers, valuers &
estate agents, Beccles aucbion mart; office, Station I'd.
& King's Head hotel, fridays; & at Harleston
DYl.'r Daniel, Hermitage P.H. Bridge street
East Suffolk Gazette (Wm. Clowes &; Sons Lim. proprie-
tors & publishers; published tues.), The Caxton press
Eastaugh Henry J. maltster, see Smith & Ellostaugh
Ecclestone Elizabeth Annie (Miss), apartmts. Station I'd
Edmonds Westley William, engineers' foreman,Queen's I'd
Edwards Alfred Hobson, pork butcher, Blyburgate street
Edwards Edward E. shopkeeper, Northgate street
Edwards Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Denmark road
Edwards Ernest, baker, Saltgate street
Edwards Henry, printers' reader, Alexandra road
Edwards Henry (Mrs.), fruiterer, Smallgata street
Elliott & Garrood Lim. engineers, brass &; iron founders,
machinists & steam engine makers, Fairclose &
Gosford roads; also at Lowestoft; Great Yarmouth;
Brixham (Devon) .&; Wheatacre All S,aints (Norfolk)
Ellis Herbert, marine store dealer, Newgate street
Ellis Thomas, pork butcher, Blyburgatestreet
Ellwood Robert Henry, decomtor, Newgate street
England William Burred, coal & corn dealer, Smallgate st
Evans J. &; .son, rope &I tarpaulin &c.makoers,Northgate st
Farman Georg-e, baker, Ingate street
Fauconberge School (Rev. John Hardy Raven M.A. head
master; Romilly Craze RA. mathematical master; F.
F. Edwards M.A. modern languages), Ballygate street
Fenn Geo. Albt. Crown P.H. & rat oatcher,Blyburgate st
Fenn WaIter Herbert, tailor, Northgat-e street
Ferrier & Ferrier, solicitors, Exchange square; & at
Yarmouth &; Gorleston
Field Charles Titus, boot & shoe depot, Exchange square
Field Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Providence cottages,
London road
Field Samuel Frederick, iron founder & agricllltural im-
plement manufacturer & agent, Hungate street
Fisk Samuel, printers' reader, Rose villa, The Grange
Flower '\Villiam, chemist, New Market place
Ford Anne (Mrs.), apartments, Saltgate street
Ford Edward, carter, Newgate street .
Foresters (Ancient Order of) Court" Pride of the Forest,"
No. 3149 (A. E. Jordan,soo.), Red Lion inn
Fox George Raymond F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
surgeon (firm, Crowfoot,McComb &; Fox),Blyburi"ate st
Frankland Robert, saddler, New market
Freemasons' "Apollo" Lodge No. 305 (A. R. Scott,
sec.), Market place
Frost John William, plumber &c. Fairclose road
FuLler William John, Wllite Swan P.R. New market
Gardiner Ernest, confectioner, Ballygate stree.
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK,
Gardiner William, chimney sweeper, Pudding moor
Gayford Kitton, auctioneer &; estate agent, see Bead,
Stanford &; Gayford
Gibbons Perey John, bicycle maker &; agent, Blyburgate st
Gibbs Frederick, baker &; confectioner, Northgate -street
Gibbs Mary (M1'ls.), liress maker, Lancaster place
Gibbs William, plumber &; painter,Lancaster pl.Station rd
Gill Hubert H. beer retailer &; butcher, Ingate street
Gill Hubert Henry, sen. florist, Ingate road
Gill WiIliam, florist &; everlasting flower &; dried grass
grower, Gosford road
Goate Edward William, printer, see Nobbs &I Goate
Goate Rupert John, printer, Queen's road
Godbold Samuel, Duke inn &; pork butcher, Ballygate st
Goffin James, fish curer, Ravensmeer
Goffin William, fish dealer, Newgate street
Golf Club (L. T. Clarkson, hon. sec. &I treasurer), Links
&; Club house, The Common
Goldsmith Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Peddar's lane
Gowen .A.rthur George, printers' reader, Balkerne cottage,
Denmark road
Gower Henry, greengrocer, Blyburgate street
Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &I Orde, bankers,
now Barclay &; Co. Limit~
Hadingham Arthur, coach 'builder &I wheelwright Ped-
dar's lane
Hall Frederick, Falcon P.R. New market
Hardy Joseph Charles, dairy, New Market place
Harmer Harry Edvvard (late Norman Brothers' &I
Beard), pianoforte warehouse &I tuner, circulating
library in connection with Mudie's, New Market place
Harmer Harry Edward, stationer, neWlS agent, printer,
bookbinder, music &; book seller (new &; secondhand),
picture frame maker, artists' colorman ; depot for
!Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; deputy
registrar of births &; deaths, New Market place
Harmer William, boats for hire, Northgate street
Harper Benjamin, ironmonger, Blyburgate street
Harper William, ward'1"obe &; furniture dlr. Smallgate st
Harris .Alfred William, compositor, Northgate street
Harrison Susan (Mrs.), beer retailer, SmaBgate street
Harvey Henry J ames, boot maker, Old market
Harvey Mary Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Swines green
Harvey William Warder, organist of the parish church,
Station road
Hawes Wm. Chas. grocer &; outfitter, Blyburgate street
Hayes Mary (Mrs.) & R. G. &I H. E. (Misses), girls'
school, ISmallgate street
Hayward Matilda (Mrs.), cooper &; ham smoker, Fen lane
Hazell Robert, blacksmith, Blyburgate street
Hector George, prudential insurance supt. Gosford road
Helsham. Hugh Paul M.R.C.S.Eng. &; L.B.C.P.Lond.
surgeon, district & public vaccinator &; medical officer
for No. I district Loddon &; Clavering union &I certi-
fying factory surgeon, The Walk
Henshaw James Henry, beer retailer, Northgate street
Hindes Edwd. Johnson, builder &; contractor, Station rd
Hockey .Alfred Knibbs, The College, Ballygate street
Holmes Thomas, grocer, Ravensmeer
Hospital (Robert Ives Metcalfe M.D. hon. consulting
physician; William Miller Crowfoot M.B., F.R.C.S.
Eng. William Taylor MoComb L.B.C.P. &; S.Edin.
Hugh Paul Helsham M.R.C.S.Eng. .&; L.B.C.P.Lond. &I
George Raymond Fox F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. medical
officers; J. E. Crisp esq. hon. treasurer; J. P. Lark-
man esq. hon. sec.; Robert W. Snell, sec.; Miss Mac-
donald, matron), Fair close
Hurren Henry, Prudential assurance ·agent, 4 Perey ter.
Denmark road
Huson "\Villiam Henry John, carrier, Ravensmeer
Ingate Louis Martin, grocer, Old market
Inland Bevenue Office (John Bartholomew (Norwich),
collector; J ames O'Donoghu9 (Yarmouth), supervisor;
Daniel K. Burns, officer, ISt class), London road
International Tew Company's Stores Lim. Hungate litreet
Jackson Sergt.-Maj. Hastings, drill instructor 1St Norfolk
Volunteer Artillery, 8th Co. Peddar's lane
Jervis Albert Charles, photographer, Station road
.ressup Elizabeth (Mr.s.), fancy repository, Newgate st
JohnsonJ. &; Co. grocers &; agents forW. &iA. GilbeyLim.
wine &; spirit merchants, New Market place
JohnS'On George, builder &; contractor; specifications &;
estimates submitted for all classes of building &; altera-
tions; Queen's road
Johnson William, beer retailer, Bridge street
Jolly Philip J. grocer &I dealer in wine, New market
Jordan A. W. & Co. Lim. printers, publishers, book-
binders &; account book manufacturers, Hungate
printing works, Hungate street
Jordan Albert Edward, pork butcher &; fruiterer, North-
gate street
Judge Edgar. compositor, 6 Denmark ter. Denmark rd
43
J ude David, registrar of marriages for Becc1es district,
St. M-ary's road
Keene Thomas, beer &; wine retailer, Hungate street
Kerridge Emily (Mis's), teacher of music, Waveney lodge,
Pudding moor
King George, farmer, Castle farm
King John James, confectioner, Blyburgate Btreet
Kirby Edward Ernest, baker, Blyburgate street
King Herbert .Alfred, Star hotel, Station road
Kittle Louisa (Mrs.), draper, Exchange square
Knights .Alfred John, tailor, Alexandra road
Knights Frederick, farmer, London road
Knights George, watch maker, Smallgate street
Knights Jas.shoeing smith,Lady's meadow &; Denmark rd
Knights William, fruiterer, Smallgate street
Knights William Lockwood, wherry owner, Pudding moor
Lacon (Sir Edmund K. bart.), Lacons, Youell &I Kemp,
bankers (George James Bond, agent), Exchange sq.;
draw on Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. London E C
Lambert Loftus, brewer &0 beer retailer, Northgate street
Larke Henry, builder &; undertaker, New.gate street
Larkman J ames Preston, solicitor & registrar of county
court, Sheepgate street
LaWIl! Tennis Club (A. W. Morgan, hon. sec. &; treas.),
Hungate street
Lawrance Henry &; Sons, mineral water &; brewed mineral
water manUfacturers, Station road; &; at Yarmouth;
Ipswich; Saxmundham &I 153 Clapham road, Lowestoft
Lawrence Herbert George, grocer, Northgate street
Laws &; Son, nurserymen &; florists, Ingate road
Laws Harriett (Miss), dress maker, Alexandra road
Lee Charles, boot &; shoo maker, Northgate street
Lee William, printers' foreman, Ravensmeer
Lees John &; Co. tanners, Northgate street
Leeder Henry, hair dresser, Smallgate street
Leggett Arthur, shfrpkeeper, Ingate street
Le Grice Samuel, grocer, draper &I wine mer. New mrkt
Le Grice William, butcher, New market
Lines John, market gardener &; cowkeeper, Swine's green
Loades William Thomas, ironmonger &e. New market
Lockwood Charles, grocer, Old market
Love Alfred George, assistant overseer &; clerk to the
commissioners of taxes &I sanitary inspector to the
borough &; school attendance officer, Station road
Lusher Elizabeth (Miss), fancy repository, Blyburgate st
McComb William Taylor L.R.C.P. &; L.R.C.S.Edin.•
L.A.H.Dub. (firm, Crowfoot, McComb &I Fox), physician
&; surgeon, medical officer &I public vaccinator. Beccles
district of Wangford union .&; medical officer of health
to the corporation &; to the workhouse, Hungate ,gtireet
McQueen Alexander, outfitter, New market
Mann Frederick James, grocer &; corn dealer, Post office,
Blybur.gate street
M'8D.n James, plumber, Smallgate street
Markwell Jeptha, shopkeeper, Blyburgate street
Markwell Rt. basket ma. & mrkt. gardnr. Blyburgate at
Marshall Charles, baker, BIY'burgate street
Marshall Charles, beer retailer, Blyburgate street
Martin Charles Albert, deputy registrar of marriages,
Alexandra road
Masters Edward, ironmonger, New mllrket
Meadows William, wheelwright, London road
Merrell:s David, Cross KeY6 P.H. Hungate street
Mickleburgh AlbertEdwd.printer &; stationer,Northgate ·st
Miles Frank Erneat. insurance broker; business trans-
acted with all leading companies &I Lloyds' under-
writers; accountant, valuer &; estate agent, Blyburgate
street; &; at Great Yarmouth &; London
Miles S. (Miss) &; Woolner May (Miss), milliners, Bally-
gate street
Mills James, wheelwright, Ingate street
Mills Mark, Royal Oak P.H. Ravensmeer
Mobbs Moses, commission salesman, London road
Money Wm. Jas. corn chandler &; baker, Hungate street
Moore James ,butcher, Denmark road
Morter George (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Newgate street
Mousey Belinda (Miss), teacher of music, Queen's road
MoueI Geo. beer retailer &I boats for hire, Pudding moor
Moy Thomas Limited, coal factors, Railway station
Myson John William, piano tuner, Peddar's lane
National Telephone Co. Lim. (James Mann, manager);
call office, Exchange square
Nichols Edwd. Chas. Angel inn, Ballygate street
Newson Waiter, miller, MaiS()nette, Alexandra road
Neeve Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Peddar's lane
Nobbs &I Goate, printers, Smallgate street
Nobbs Jonathan, accountant, valuer & house 6gent, col-
lector of income tax, tithes, poor &; gas rates, Small-
gate street
Korfolk (1St) Volunteer Artillery (Eastern Division),
Royal Garrison Artillery (No. .g Co.) (Capt. T.
Sergeant); Drill Hall, Peddar's lane

44 lJECCLES. SUFFOLK.
Norman Rt. curator of the Town Hall, Smallgate street
North Suffolk Foo.ball League (T. W. Cook, hon. sec.),
Smallgate street
Nurses' Home (Sister Mabel Kennedy, district nurse),
Fair close
Nursey Oharles, stone mason, Station road
Oddfellows {'M. U.) "Temple of Friendship" lodge (Jas.
Green, sec.), Blyburgate street .
Orchestral Society (A. R. Scott, hon. sec. & treasurer),
Market place
Oxborough Harry, boot maker, Ingate road
Paddle Sarah Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, SmaIlgate street
Page Ernest, watch maker, Hungate street
Parker Charles Frederick, managing director to the
Beccles Gas works, Pudding moor
Parr James William, George & Dragon P.H. & tailor,
Hungate lane
Patrick Robert, greengrocer, Denmarkt road
Payne Charles, engineer, London road
Payne William, fishmonger, Ingate street
Peachey Frederick T. printers' reader, London road
Pearce Thos. Hy. grocer, wine & ale ~er. Blyburgate st
Pearson George, printer, London road
Pearson William, apartments, Ravensmeer cottage
Pells Arthur F.S.I. architect, surveyor & valuer, Pudding
moor
Pelle Nathanlel Waiter. miller & merchant, Castle
roller flour mills & Tower mill, London road
Pemberton Alice (Miss), milliner &c. New market
Petersen Oarl O. tailor, Smallgate street
Phillips Joseph Arthur, outfitter, Blyburgate street
Playford J'Ohn, cowkeeper & chimney sweeper, Ingate si
Plumbly Waiter, chemist, The Walk
Poll Clement Philip, butcher, New market
Poll Thomas Alfred, plumber & decorator, Hungate st
Pooley Jacob, boot & shoe maker, Northgate street
Poultry Society (H. Copeman, hon. sec.), Temperance pI
Primrose League (W~veney Habitation, No. 2459) (Mrs.
J. P. Larkman, hon. sec.), Exchange street
Price Richard, draper, Sheepgate street
Punchard Mark, boot maker, Denmark road
Pye Arthur Harry, printer, London Toad
Rand Robert, cabinet maker &c. Blyburgate street
Rational Association Friendly Society (A. E. Mickleburgh,
sec.), Northgate street
Rayner Robert Mark, beer retailer, London road
Read, Stanford &. Gayford, auctioneers, estate
agents & valuers, Beccles stock mart; offices, Hungate
street; & at Lowestoft
Read Hy.Geo. est-ate agt, see Read, Stanford & Gayford
Read Irah Robert, cowkeeper & carter, Ravensmeer
Read John, shopkeeper, Oaxton road
Read Jonathan, cowkeeper, Ravensmeer
Read Robert John, miller (steam) &; corn merchant, New
market, Ravensmeer & The Quay; & at Norwich
Reading Room & Literary Institute (The Mayor, presi-
dent; E. A. Watson, hon. sec.), Old Town hall, near
the Church tower
Reeve John, wheelwright, Blyburgate street
Reeve William, inspector of police, Police station
ReveIl Benjamin, Railway inn, Station road
Reynolds Jane (Miss), dress maker, Old market
Reynolds John Samuel, compositor, Queen's road
Riches George Michael, foreman moulder, Queen's'road
Riches William Cordle, working cutler, Newgate street
Rix Blanche (Mrs.), milliner, Blyburgate street
Rix Frederic She11y, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates,
manager of Barclay & CO.'s Bank, perpetual commis-
sioner for taking acknowledgments by married women,
commissioner to administer oaths, clerk to the burial
board, to Dunwich town trust, to the Thurltondrainage
commissioners, to the Great Yarmouth port & haven
commissioners, & to Wangford Rural District Council
&; clerk to the guardians &; school -attendance & assess-
ment committees of Wangford union, &; superintendent
registrar & sec. to the Beccles Water &; Gas Co.
Ballygate street
Rix Wilton John, deputy supt. registrar, Ballygate st
Robins Henry Lambley, corn &; coal mer. Railway statn
Robinson Frederic -William Darby J.P. farmer & land-
owner, Boos hall
Robinson William (Mrs.), boarding house, one minute
from station, Station road
Robinson William, cycle manufacturer; sole maker of
the Clifton machine; wholesale & retail agent for
leading manufacturers; Station I'd.; works, Newgate st
Rose WaIter, chimney sweeper, Hungate lane
Rouse John, grocer & general dealer, Northgate street
Rushmer Samuel, oil dealer, Fair close
St. Catherine's Convent (Rev. Mother, Sister Mary
Albert), Grange road
Sampson Ellen (.Mrs.), Horse &:; Groom P.H. Caxton rd I
•
[KELLY'S
Sarbutt Samuel, carpenter, EIlough road
Satin Pans Nurseries (R. W. Hewat, mana~er),Grange rd
School of Cookery (Miss Re'becca San,me, teacher).
Station road
Scott Harman Wm. boot & leather dlr. Smallgate st
Scott Henry James & Son, tailors, New market
Seago Frank, solicitor, New market
Self Thomas & Edward, cowkeepers, Ellough road
Self Thomas James Johnson, market gardener, Rigbo~
hill & fruiterer, New market
SeweIl Lambert William, Britannia wine shades P.R.
Blyburgate street
Sharpin John Cook, blacksmith, Hungate street
Shore Eleanor (Miss), ladies' school, Station road
Sillett George, general dealer, Northgate street
Simper. Arthur, tailor, .A1exandra road
Sir John Leman's Free School (Henry Boyce, master;
E. B. Elton Bowers, assistant master; John Clarke.
treasurer), Ballygate street
Smith & Eastaugh,malbsters,The Staithe; & at Lowestof~
SmitJh & Son, cabinet makers, New market
Smith Clifford, maltster, corn & coal merchant, North-
gate street, see Smith & Eastaugh
Smith Edgar, dealer in antiques, Bl)'burgate street
Smith Edward Percival, veterinary surgeon & inspectol
under Contagious Diseases Animals Act, 6 Norfolk ter-
race, Station road; & at Loddon, Norfolk
Smith George, pork butcher, Hungate street
Smith Frederick William, commercial temperance hotel
& dining rooms; good accommodation for cyclists &c.;
ordinary I p.m. Station road
Smith Luke, pork butcher, Ballygate street
Smith Margaret (Mrs.), tobacconist, Market street
Smith Robart, greengrocer, Ballygate street
Smith William, county court bailiff, Ravensmeer
Smith William, carpenter, Fairclose road
SneIl Robert West, solicitor's clerk & insurance agent,
St. George's road
Soanes David, boot maker, New market
Soanes George, cowkeeper, Beccles common
Sparling Morris W. clothier & draper, New market
Spashett Christopher, The One Bell P.B. Smallgate street
Spaull 'Wm.Foyson,draper &c.New market &; Exchange sl)
Squire David, ironmonger &c. Northgate street
Staff Arthur, boot maker, Northgate street
Stamp Office (Stephen Thompson, distributor), The Wals
Stanford George Alfred, auctioneer, SmaIlgate street li
see Read, Stanford & Gayford
Stannard David, shoe maker, Old market
Stannard David, jun. merchants' clerk, Fairclose road
Stannard Josiah, pianoforte t~ner, Denmark road _
Stead & Simpson Lim. boot &; shoe makers, New marke.
Steer William, watch maker, Market place
Stimpson Clementia (Mrs.), apartments, Saltgate street
Stowe Charles, Fleece P.H. Bly'burgate street
Stringfield William, dentist (tues. & fri.), Station roa<l
Strowger Thomas, horse breaker, Blyburgate street
Sutton Samuel, &hip P.H. Bridge street
Thacker John, carpenter, St. G-eorge's road
Thirtle Herbert, hair dresser, New market
Thompson Stephen, postmaster & stamp distributor, Pos.
office, The Walk
Thrower Hy.secondhand furniture dlr.Horse & Groom la
Thrower James, painter, Rook's lane
Tillett Frederick Salhouse, fishmonger, -Blyburgate st
Tilmouth Edwd. tobacconist & news agent, Blyburgate st
Tilney Robert & Son, gun makers, SmaIlgate street
Toll Charles,-miller (steam), Fen lane
Took Robe,rt Adam, baker & confectioner, New Market pI
Town Hall (Robert Norman, curator), Station road
Town Athletic Club (A. W. Jordan, general sec.), King's
Head hotel
Trundle William, coach builder, Ballygate street
Turner Samuel, tobacconist &; mineral water maker.
Blyburgate street
Underwood James, assistant overseer ror Gillingham .AM
Saints, .A1exandra road
Underwood Jame's Thacker, grocer, Market place
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Norfolk Regiment tG & B
Cos. Capt. T. P. Angell); orderly room, Old market
Walpole Frederick, beer retai1er, Ravensmeer
lValton J. P. &; Son, importers of wines, spirits &;
liqueurs, ale /JL porter merchant.s, Hungate street
Ward Alexander, cowkeeper, Ravensmeer
Ward Sarah (Mrs.), outfitter, Hungate street
Warner James Henry, compositor, Queen's road
Warren Mice (Mrs.), ,beer retailer, Ingate street
'Yarren Frances Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Swine's green
"'arren George, dairy & pork butcher, Newgate street
Water & Ga's- Cu. (Frederic Shelly Rix, sec.); office,
Ballygate street
'Y3ters Henry, Crown & Anchor P.R. BaIlygate street
 DIRECTOR~i .] SUFFOLK. BELSTEAD. 45
Water Works Co. (James Preston Larkman, manager &; Woodroffe Thomas William, Blyburgate street
sec.); office, Sheepsgate street Woodward Michael CQllins, grocer, Station road
Watson Cecil, engineer, Myrtle villa, AIexandra road WooIner William, butcher, Ingate street
Watson Edward M.P.S.chemist &; stationer,BIJ-burgate st Woolnough George Richard, Bear &; BeIls P.H. &; horse
Watts Herbert, fancy draper, Market place breaker, Old market
Webb John, printers' reader, London road Woolnough Henry, printers' overseer, Ravensmeer
Whitfield Edwd. comcl. traveller, The Laurels, London rd Woolnough Joseph, tailor, Northgate street
White Charles, shopkeeper, Newgate street Wooltorton Charles, beer retailer, Newgate street
White Samuel, jeweller &; watch maker, Market place Wright Alice Mary (Miss), dress maker, Fairclose
Wiggetb Samuel, bricklayer, Newgate street Wright George, barge &; boat builder, Northgate street
Wilkinson Robert Deaves, grocer k chinlli &c. dealer, Wyatt Charles, baker &; confectioner, Smallgate street
Blyburgate street Youngman Wasley William Tootell, butcher, Smallgate st
Winson C. Trevelyan, surgeon dentist, Station road
Wisker Charles, boot & shoe maker, Northgate street
Woodroffe Thomas &; Co. builgers, North-gate street
IYoungs Harry, King's Head hotel, New market
Youngs Robert, manager to R. J. Read, corn merchant
&; miller, Newmarket place

BEDFIELD is a parish alOd! village, 4 miles north- year 1886; £30 being assigned to the repairs of the
west from Framlin.gham terminal station on a branch of church and the rest for the benefit of the poor. The Earl
the Great Eas'tern railway, in the North 'Eastern division of Stradbroke is lord of the manor. The principal land-
of the county, Hoxne union and hundred, Framlingham owners are Lord Henniker, William Freuer esq. and Capt.
petty sessional division, Framlingham and Saxmundham Frederic P. Doughty R.N. and there are several small free-
county court dli.sJtrict, Hoxne rural deooery, arch- holders. The soil is heavy mixed; subsoil, clay. The
-deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay. The area
ch1lll'ch of St. Nicholas is an ancient structure of is 1,276 acres; assessable value, £1,055; the population
rUnt in the PerpendicUJIar style, consisting of chancel, in 1891 was 357.
nave, south porcih and an embattled western tower con- Post Office.-M1rs. Emma R. Bacon, sub-postmistres's.
tJa.iniug 5 bells: the But window was inserted in 1872 by Letters received from Framlingham R.8.0. arrive at
tlbe Rev. Frederiok Edlward Trywh'itt-Drake M.A. rector, 6 a.m. Box closes at 7. IS p.m.; the same time on
1866-74: there are about 200 sitJtings. The register com- sundays. P()stal orders a,re issued here, but not paid.
mences from the year 1538. The living is a disoharged Worlingworth is the nearest money order & telegraph
rectory, net yearly value £240, with 21 acres of glebe office, 2 miles distant. Pillar Letter Box cleared 7.10
and residence, in the gift of the Earl of Stradbroke, and p.m. week days & 7.10 p.m. sundays
held since 1874 by the Rev. Walter Thomas Pratt R..\.. National School, erected, with teacher's house, in 1864
of Christ's College, Cambridge. The charities produce on a small piece of the glebe, at a cost of £400, for 60
£52 yearly, which sum is applied in accordance with a children; average attendance, 55; Mrs. Emma Beane,
scheme sanctioned by the Charity CQmmissioners in the mistress
Pratt Rev. WaIt. Thos., RA. Rectry Garnham John, farmer 'Read George, farmer
Abott Henry, shopkeeper Girling Frederick, farmer Smith Martha Emma (Miss), shopkpr
Jaacon George, farmer Grimwood Geo. farmer, Lodge farm Stannard Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer
Curtis David, cattle dealer &; farmer Jay Daniel, thatcher Steel Arthur John, farmer
(Jurtis Isaac, farmer Ling Charles, farmer Turner .Abraham, blacksmith
Curtis Oscar Geo. whlwrght. &; frmr Nesling Robert, farmer &; landowner, Wright Edward, farmer
Elliott George, blacksmith, carpenter Red house Wright Robert, shoe mllker
- &; farmer Nunn James, Dog inn &; farmer
BEDINGFIELD is a parish and village, 4 miles been held in trust from an early period for the repairs
south-east fJrom Eye terminal station on a braniClh of tile of the church' and the general benefit of the parish.
Great E8lStern railway, 4 north-by-east from DebeI'fuam About a mile from the church is Flemmings Hall, a seat
and 8 north-we,st from Framlingham, in the North East- of the ancient family of Bedingfeld, and now occupied as
ern div~sion of the county, Hoxne union, hundred' and a fatm house; it stands in laid out grounds of 6 acres,
petty sess!i()nal division, Eye county court dlistriet, Hoxne and is surrounded by a moat containing one acre of
rural deanery, Suffolk archdeaconry and diocese of Nor- water. Sir Henry George Paston-Bedingfeld bart. of
mch. The church of St. M!ary is a fine edifice of stone Oxborough Hall, Stoke Ferry, Norfolk, is lord of the
and fliut in the Gothic style, consiSlting of chancel, nave, manor. Mrs: Bedingfeld and Fleming Bedingfeld esq.
'South poreh and an embattled western tower containing C. Meredith esq. Lord Henniker and Frederick Marchant
one bell: the stained east window is a memorial to John esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is good heavy
,J'ames Bed!ingfeld esq. d. Jan. 1853, and: there is another land; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
to the Rev. J ames Bedingfeld, fQr 45 years rector oll this peas and beans. The parish comprises an area of 1,800
parish, d. Aug. 1878: in the chancel is a brass inscribed acres. chiefly employed in agriculture; rateable value,
with the names of members of the Bedingfeld! family £1,555; the population in 1891 was 299.
who have been buriecll in the porch andl chancel of the P'a'rish Clerk, William Stringer.
~hurch from 137 1 to 1872: in July, 188 7, a new organ Post & PlN'cel Office.-Francis Peck, sub-postmaster.
was placed in the church, at a cost of £175, there are Letters from Eye arrive at 7.30 a..m. & dispatched at
about 150 sittings. The register dates f['om tlhe year 6 p.m. PostaJ. orders are issued bere, but not paid.
1538 . The living is a rectory, net yearly value [,200, Worlingworth is the nearest money order & telegraph
including 4 acres of glebe, with tesidence, in the gift office, 3 miles distant. Wall Letter Box, near the
l1f Mrs. Bedingfeld and Fleming Bedingfeld esq. and held church, cleared at 6 p.m. on week days
'Since 1878 by the Rev. Thornton Sutton Shaw M.A. of
'Vadham College, Oxford and J.P. for the county. There Nation'llil School (mixed), erected' in 1876 upon ground
are charities left by Stephen Pake esq. (d. 1548) and contiguous to the church, far 90 dhildren; average at-
Philip Bedingfeld esq. of Ditchingham (d. 1763). The tendance, 42 ; in 1880 a class-room was added' at the
_town estate consists of 23 a . IT. 30P. of land in Debenham expense of the rector; ~Irs. Emma Harvey, miSlbress
and Kenton, now (1900) let for £14 yearly, and it has Caxrier to Eye.-William Flatt, daily
Bedingfeld Lieut. James B.N., J.P CrackneIl Richd. Rye, frmr. Red ho Harvey Wm. farmer, Plough faxm
Edwards Miss, Hope cottage Edwards James Seaman, farmer, Johnson Emma (Mrs.), farmer, Bed-
Shaw Rev. Thornton Sutton M.A., Flemmings hall ingfield hall
J.p. Rectory Everson Ambrose, farmer &; miller Mortimer Agnes (Miss), farmer, Plash
COMMERCIAL. (steam), Park farm Peck Francis, carpenter, wheelwright
Clarke Edwin Cooper, farmer, Church Everson Charles, farmer &; assistant overseer, Post office
farm Everson Edward, Red Lion P.H ShulvW' George, blacksm.ith
<Cook Elijah, farmer Fisk Arthur, bricklayer Taylor James, grocer &; draper
Oracknell Syer,miller (wind &; steam), Flatt William, carrier Webster Samuel, farmer, Green farm
&; farmer (resides at Rishangles) Hllmmond Thomas, shopkeeper & Bucks Green
:BELSTEAD is a village and parish, 2 miles north nave, north tl'ansept, south porch and an embattled
from Bentley station on the Great Eastern railway and tower on the soutlh side: there is a ta.blet to Admiral
4 south-wes.t from Ipswich, in the South Eastern' division Sir Robert Harland bart. who died 17th Feb. 1784, and
of the county, Samf()I'u hundred, petty sessionGll division several stained windows: there are 170 si,ttings, 130
and union, Ipswich county court district, l'Ulr81 deanery being free. The date of the earliest registetr is 1539.
of SamfordJ, archdJeacon:ry of Suffolk and diocese o~ The living is a rectory, net yearly value £215, with 54
Norwich. The church ()f St. MaiI'Y is a building of acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since
rubble in the PerpendicuJar style, consisting of chancel, 1877 by the Rev. Frederick Robert Gorton B.A. of St.
 46 BELSTEAD. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

John's College, Cambridge. Here is a small Congre-. roots. The area is r,022 acres; rateable value, £r,6r3;
gational chapel. the population in r891 was' 250.
There are charities amounting to £3r r8s. yearly, in the Pa.rish CJell'k, Alfred Pinner.
ha.n<Ls of tru9tees: and of th~ reCltor and applied! to the Lc4t.ell'81 through IpSJWich arrive at 7.30 a.m. &; 2 p.m.
relief of the poor of the parish, 'Withl the exception of Wall B<lx cloored' at 8.50 a.m. &; 6 p.m. Copdock is
£3 rOSe which is expended! in keeping the churchynrd in the nearest money order &; telegraph office, about one
order. Belstead' HalL is occupied by Alfred Harwood mile distant
esq. J.P. Charles Edward Dashwood esq. who is lord Parochful School (mixed), erected! !in r867, for 60 cllild-
of the manor, and! LOTd Gwyd~ are the chief land·owners. Il"en; average 'attendance, 46; Miss AdJeline Charlotte
The soil is lig'hlt and of III mixedl ooture; subsoil, sand, Mallet~, mislliresls
gravel and! crag. Tlhe chief crops are wheat, ball"ley and CaIl"rier to Ipswich.--:Tlboma.s Hood, 5 diays a. week
GOll'ton Rev. Frdk. Rbt. RA. Rectory Josselyn Lauisa (Mrs.), wheelwright &; Procter H. market gardener
Harwood Alfred J.P. Belstead hall timber merchant Southgate Robt. frmr. &; wheelwright
Quilter Edward Fredk. Hill house Mortimer Samuel, baker Wasp Henry, farmer, Gusford hall
Bagshaw John, sheep dresser Pinner Abraham, fal'IIl bailiff to Alfd. Wright Ellis, shoeing &; general smith
.Hazleton J obn, beer retailer Harwood esq
:BELTON is 8l parish and! village in a valley on ~he Trinity College, Dublin. Here is a Primitive Methodist
ba.nkJs of the naviglllble Waveney, with a station on the chapel, built in r,8g6, and seating 200. There are
East Suffolk sectioIll of the Great Eastern railway, d 9 acres of waste land which have been awarded to
mmes 6QUJth-west from Yarmouth and 8 nQr1lb.-we·st from the poor, and the :rents thereof are expended in coal'S.
Low8S'toflt, in the Nortlhem division of the county, hun- which Q:f8 distributed! during' tJhe winter. The Belton
dTed. petty \Sessionsl cfivi'sion and incorporation of Mut- InstfjjtulOO and! Read1ng Room, erected! by public sub-.
lord and Lothingland, coumy court district of Great scripbiO!ll! iD! 1885 at a cOS'f; of £300, is of red brick and
Yarmouth, rural d'eanery of LotIb.inglandJ, archdeaoonry will seat 300 people; it is managed by a committee of 9
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church: of All members. The trustees of R. Henry Reeve esq. of
Saints is an ancient edifice of flint with stone dressings, Lowe·stoft, 611'e lords of the manor. The principal land-
in the Deoorwted style, consisting of chancel, nave, south owners are Sir Savile Brinton Crossley bart. of Somer-
porch and! a round! western tower, rebuilt in r849, and leyton, the Misses Larkman, and Magdalen College, Ox-
eontainmg one bell: on the north wall of ilie nave are ford. The soil is a light land; subsoil, sand. The chief
:remains of 15th century paintings repre'seDJting the crops are barley, turnips, wheat and hay. The area is
legood of "The three Quick and the three Dead," and 2,030 acres, 674 of which, on the river side, are marsh
figures of St. Oh.ristopher and Sit. James the Great: land, 27 of water and 9 of tidal water; rateable value,
the screen, of the ISlame period, is handsomely carved £2,6r6; the population in r89r was 752.
and in good preservation: the reredos of oak, erected in Browston is a hamlet r mile south-east. In r899, by
:r887, is enriched with carving by Mr. James Elwell, of the liberality of Captain Prickett, a Mission RDom was
Reverley, Yorkshire, Mr. Temple Moore, of London, being erected here, and is used both for religious· and secular
the ·architect: the font is of Purbeck marble; the ancient purposes. Browston Hall is an ancient brick building,
font, still preserved, was found during the restoration in with gardens, formerly the seat of the Symonds' and Le
r849, and is presumed to be of S'axon date: the stained 9'rice families, now the property of and occupied by Capt.
east 'Window was presented in r8g6 by members of the Prickett R.N.
Howes family, in memory of the Rev. T. G. F. Howes, Parish Olell'k, Robert Pole.
rector here for 58 years: a fine oil painting of "The Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Last Supper," after Titian, the gift of the Rev. W. Post, S. R &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Robert
Schomberg, a former rector, hangs on the west wall: in Morris, sub-postmaster. Letters through Yarmouth
:r866 the chancel was restored at the cost of the rector, arrive at 6.30 a.m. &; 1.40 p.m.; dispatched at rl.45
and the nave in r88r, from the designs of Messrs. Bottle a.m. &; 6.ro p.m.; no sunday collection
and Olley, architects, Great Yarmouth, when an open- Wall Letter Boxes, near King'S' Head hotel; cleared at
timbered roof was erected and the nave re-seated with n.lO a.m. &; 6 p.m. &; at Belton Cross Ways cleared
open oak benches, at a total cost, with other work, of at 8 a.m. &; 5.50 p.m.; no sunday collection; & Station.
about £2,000: the communion plate of silver gilt and cleared at ro.r5 a.m.&; 6.30 p.m.; no sund'ay collection
silver includes a cup inscribed:- There is a telephone call office at the King's Head hotel
" ~ FOR THE TOWNE OF EELTON m" National School (mixed), built in r860, and enlarged in
There are 263 sittings. The register dates from r560, r896 for r70 children; average attendance, r42; there is
Mldl includes entries recordiing a serious· visitation of a residence adjoining for the master: A. F. Cresswell,
the plague in the spring of r665. The liwng i9 8 master; Mrs. Cresswell, mistress; Miss Gathergood.
rectory, net yearly value £260, with r9 acres of glebe, infants' mistress
and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and Police 'Station, Richard Cooper, constable
held since r895 by the Rev. William Leeper M.A. of Railway Si\1atlioDJ, Frederick. W. Bower, station mastell'
Carthew Mrs Beare Robt. butcher &; market gardnr Knight James, market gardener
Larkman Ernest Belton Institute &; Reading Room Lawson Joseph, mllJI'ket gardener
Larkman George James J.P (Rev. W. C. Leeper M.A. 8P-C) Leggett William, market gardener
Leeper Rev. William M.A. (rector) Bland Edward, farmer Miller Wm. (Mrs.), market gardener
Leeper Rev. Wm. C., M.A. (curate) Bly E. K. coal &; coke merchant Morris Robert, postmaster
Palgrave R. Harry Inglis J.P.Lake cot Brooks James, wheelwright Parker Henry I. Market gardener
Prickebt Capt. RN. Browston hall Buck Arthur, market gardener Preston Alfred Danl. King's Head P.B
COMMERCIAL. Chapman In. Hy. fmlr. Church fro Searby Geo. Fredk. market gardnr
Arrowsmith John Joseph (Mrs.), re- Claxton George, market gardener Sharman Charles, boot repairer
gistrar of births & deaths for the Farman Samuel &; Son, bricklayers Sha,rman George, market gardener
sub-district of Belton & relieving Flatman Wm. carpntr. &; blacksmith Simpson Mark A. market gardener
officer Guyton George, n1l.Tseryman Skipper George, market gardener
Blddry William, market gll>rdener Guyton James, florist &; nurseryman Thurtell John, farmer
Barber James &; Richard, farmers Guyton William, market gardener Tubby William, market gardener
Beare Chas.market gardener,Browston Hales John, market gardener Ward Robert, market gardener
Beare William, thrashing machine Ives' WaIter, beer retailer Woods John, market gardener
propll'ietor, Browston Jermany Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr Young WaIter W. grocer
:BENACRE is a parish and village, 61 miles north hJaving been destroyed by fire. The living is a rectory.
from Southwold, 6 south-by-west from Lowestoft station oonsolidlated wiili that of Oovehithe, furmell"ly called
OlD the GreaIt EasteTn railway, 8 louth-east from Beec1es, North Hales, joint net yearly value £230, with glebe and
in the Northern division of the county, BlytJlri.DJg hun- residence, in the gift of the trustese of the late Sir A. S.
dIl"ed, pffiity ses·siona:1 division and union, Haleswortih Gooch bart. and held since r876 by the Rev. Philip 8her-
OOUIlty court district, rural deanery of North Dunwich, lock Gooch RA. of Merton College, Oxford. Benacre
archd:eaconry of Suffolk and! diocese of Norwich. To the Hall, the property of the trustees of Sir Thomas V. S.
nQrth a small stream runs int<l rth~ sea by 11. sluice, Gooch bart. (a minor), lords of the manor and sole land-
dTaining some mall"sh land. The church of St. Michael, owners, is a large mansion of brick, situated in a park of
rebuilt in r769, at the sole expense of Sir Thoma'S' Gooclb. 230 acres, timbered principally with oak, beech and ash
bart. is a structure prindpa11y of flint with st()ne dress- trees; there are extensive plaru!lation9 and preserves,
ings, in the Early English style, eoIllSisting of chancel, lrell stocked! with game: at a short dlistaDOO from the
nave, SQuth aisle and south porch and 00. emOOtJtled hall is Benacre Broad, a fine Sheet of fresh water: the
we8tern rower contJaining one ben: the~ are 250 sittings. haR is niOW occupied by Fmnk PeDIll esq. whQ has en-
The register dates from about r727; the evlier books larged the cllicket ground. The soil ia mixed!; subsoil,
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BENTLEY. 47
sand. 'Die chief cropS' are wheat, barley and roots. The of the sea, it has been redu.ced and now consists of a few
area is 2,537 acres of land, 23 of water and 13 of fore- cottages only; it is in the Western division; of the
shore; rateable value, £2,240; the population in 1891 county, Blything hundred: and! union, and Halesworth
was 204. county court diismct. The church of St. Nic!hoIas has
Parish Clerk, James Strowger. long mee been swallowed! up by the sea. A chapel
dledicated! to St. Malrgaret, through age and the dliminu-
Lette.:rs throup WangfordJ R.S.O. arrive at 7.3 0 a.m. tion of the population of the parish. fell into irretriev-
The nearest money ordeI- &:; telegraph office is at able demy and was finally converted into a barn, not la
Wrentham, about 2 miles distant. Letter Box cleared vestige of which remams. The living is con'S'OlidBted
at 8 a.m.. &:; 6·45 p.m. week days only with Benacre. The sea is still encroaching here. The
The childJren o~ this place attend! f!lChool aJl; Wre:rrliham. trustees of Sir Thomas v.. S. Gooch bart. (a minor) are
Ca.rriers from Southwoldl &:; Wrenihbam to Lowe&toft pas's lords of the manor and sole landowners. The soil is
tJhrough cfuily mixed; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and turnips. The area is 277 acres of land, 46 of water
EASTON B.A:VENTS is 8< parish situated on a high and 15 of foreshore; rateable value, £140; the population
cM, I mile north of SouthwoldJ: it was formerly a large in 18g6 was 14.
and! populous market town, but, by the' encroachmeIllts The children of this place attend the school at Reydon
Gooch Rev. Philip Sherlock B.A. Blowers Samuel, gamekeeper to F. GIeed Alfred, farmer, Hall farm
(rector) Penn esq Reynolds Jas. W. farmer, Holly trees
Peun Frank, Benaere hall Ontts Frank, frmr. Walnut Tree farm Sawyer William, farmer
lJENHAL;L is a parish in the North Eastern division wooded park of about I50 acres, and is the seat of Edmund
of the county, Plomesgate hundred and union, Blythdng Hobart Hollond esq. RA. lord of the manor and principal
petty sessional division, Framlingham and Sax.mundham Ia.ndowner. The soil is heavy and mixed; subsoil, clay.
county court district, rural deanery of Orford, arch- The chief crops are wheat, barley beans &C. The pal"ish
deaconry of Suffolk. and diocese of Norwich, consisting of contains 2,160 acres; rateable value, £3,427; the popu-
small detached villages called Benhall Green and Benhall lation in 1891 was 588.
Street, neaT the river AIde; the remote parts of the pllotish Parisih Clerk, George Oooper.
are about 2 miles west-south-:west from SaxmU?dham. Post, Telegraph &:; Express Delivery Office.-Benjamin
The ch~ch of St. Mary, ~anding about half a mile from Robert Ayden, sub-postmaster. Lettel'6 received from
the mam ro.ad from IpsWIch t.o Yarmouth throug~ SQ~- Saxmundham at. 6.20 a.m. &:; 12.30 p.m.; dispatched at
mnndiham, IS a struature. o~ flint with lltone dressmgs m 10.3 0 a.m. &:; 6.3 0 p.m.; sundays, II a.m. Postal
the Norman style, conslstmg of chancel, nave, nor,th orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
transept, v~s~ry, south p~rch and an e~battled western money order office is at Saxmundham
tow&" contammg 6 bells: m the church IS a monument to Le.tter Box Benhall Street cleared week days only at 8
Sir Edward Duke bart. of Benhall, a memorial to Mr. a.m. &:; 5.'45 p.m '
Edward ~ollo~d and three brasses to ~embers of the Pillar Letter Box, Bigsbys corner, cleared week days si
DU;ke family, cu-ca 1600: the transept, WIth vestry, were 10.40 a.m. &:; 6,40 p.m.; sundays, 11.40 a.m
built at the sole expense of the Rev.Edmund Hollond M.A.
d. 1884: there are 300 sittings. The regis·ter dates from Schools.
the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value The late Sir Edward Duke bart. left the sum of £1,000,10
1;144, including 6 acres of glebe, with residence, in the 1736, for the building of a Free school' &. 'Support of the
gift of Edmund Robert Hollond esq. and held since 18g1 master in thas pan8'h, &:; £500 were also left by Mr.
by the Rev. George Herbert Thompson. This place was Edward Hollond in 1829 for the purpose of increasing
for many years the seat of the Duke family, baronets, the the salary of the master &:; for repairs of the house.
estate having been originally purchased in 15g8 by Edwd. A charge of £5 annually on an estate at Saxmunrlham.
Duke esq. of Brampton and Shadingfield, whose gralldson, now belonging to W. E. Long esq. was left by the
Edwo.rd, was created a baronet, 16 Jnly, 1661, but the late William Cobbold esq. for the education of 4 poor
title became extinot on the death of the 3rd baronet, 25 children from the parish of Saxmundham
Aug. 1732. Benball Lodge, buiJt in 1810 by the late National, BenhaIl Green (mixed &:; infants), erected in
Edward Hollond esq. bu.t partly burnt down in 1885 and 1848, for Ig8 children; average attendance, 126; John
subsequently re-erected, is situated in a beautifully- OhambeDS, master; Mrs. Emma Aslett, infants' mistress
Ashford Frederick Isaac, The Limes Cook Arthur James, grocer, draper &:; Paternoster Arthur, gamekeeper to E.
Fry John, Ivy cottage beer retailer . R. Hollond esq
Hollond Edmnd.Robt. RA. Benhallldg Cracknell Thomas, land steward 1.> E. Pilbrow William, farm bailiff to Jas.
Hollond Mrs. BenhaJ.l lodge R. Hollond esq Toller esq
Thompson Rev. George Herbert (vicar Eley Jane (Mrs.), milliner Plant Robert, farmer
&; diocesan inspector of schools), Fayers Daniel, farmer, Benhall place Rackham Rufus, relieving &. vaecina-
Vicarage Howard George, farmer tion officer &:; registrar of births &:;
COMMERCIAL. Levitt William, gardener to E. R. deaths for Aldeburgh district.
Ayden Benj. Rbt. shoe ma. Post office Hollond esq Plomesgate union
Bl~omfield Rt. miller (wind) &:; farmr Miller Emma. (Mrs.), shopkee'per Robinson Robert &:; Son, coach bnild-
Bloss George, farmer, Old lodge Newson Samuel &:; Sons, brick &:; tile ers,. wheelwrights &. blacksmith9
Boast Geo. farmer, White House frm &:; drain pipe makers & farmers; (established 1772) .
Cable Samuel, cattle dealer &:; at Snape & Kelsale Wilding Robert, farmer, Shingle farm
Chattin John, buj.lder Pallant John, market g8'rdener
BENTLEY is a parish, on a ElmalI rivulet, a feeder and two other manors, and the Hon. Stanhope Tolle-
of the SOOur, with a station on the Great Eastern railway, mache, of North Leigh, Ipswich, of the remaining manor.
which is the junction of the Hadlmgh branch with the Mr. William Ready and the lords of the manors are the
main line and is 62i miles iirom London and 6 south- principal landowners. The soil is of a mixed nature;
west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the subsoil, sand and gravel. The chief crops are wheat and
county, Samford hundred, petty sessional division and barley. The area is 2,874 acres; rateable value, £8,287;
union, Ipswich county conrrt district, rural deanery of the population in 1891 was 414.
Samford, archdeaconry of Snfiolk. and diocese of Norwich. Sexton, John Rutland.
The ch~h of St. Ma?" ~s a buildllng of stone in ~he Post, M. O. 0., S. B. &:; Annuity &:; Insurance Office.-
Parpen~cUJ1arstyle, COn&lstling of chancel, nave, north aisle J'acob Reynolds, ilub-postmMter. Letters received
(added m 1~5.8), south porch a~d a~ em1>aJttled western from Ipswich at 6.30 a.m. &:; 2.15 p.m.; dispatched at
tower oo~tammg one bell: the mtenor of. the nave was 1.38 & 6.45 p.m.; the nearest telegraph office is at
restored m 1856 and the c::hancel and extenor of t~e ~ave Tattingstone, 2 miles distant, for delivery &:; the rail-
were t!Ioronghly re&tore?- m 188 4:. there are 2~. SlttingS, way station for collection of telegrams. Wall Letter
160 bemg fr~.. Th~ reg'lst~rs are l1Te~ar; earliest date, Boxes at the railway crossing cleared at 8.30 a.m. &:;
153 8. The ~vmg ~s a discharged Vlcarag~, net .yearly 6.15 p.m.· at railway station cleared at I.30 &:; 7. 10
value £150, mcludmg 15 acres of glebe, WIth reSIdence, pm' ,
in the gift of Hugh Turner esq. and held since 1899 b y · . . . .
the Rev. Richard Michael Jones, of Trinity College, Cam- NllIbional School (mIXed), bup,t m 1854, ror 80. child·ren;
bridge. There are four manors; the Rev. Edmund Ralph average attendance, 55; Miss Jane Bowley, DUStresS
Ruck-Keene M.A. rector of Copford, is lord of Falstaffs Railway Station, OaIrrington Wllliam Mason,station master
Brown Frank, Mill brook Page Mrs. The Grove Clarke David, farm bailifi for W. H.
Jones Rev. Richard Miohael, vicarage Turner Hugh, Pa.rk place Hewitt esq
Keeble Thomas, The Hall Branch William, manager for Messrs. Forrest William, farmer
Leigh1lon Arthur, saddler, The Lodge W. E. S. &:; P. H. Wilson, maltsters Goodchild William, Tankard P.ll
 48 BENTLEY. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
Grimsey Wm. Case is Altered P.H NichoHs Frederick, gardener to Hugh Roper Harry, farmer, Grove farm
Holland Mary (Mrs.), farmer Turner esq Smith John Thistleton, agent to E.
Hunt Benjamin, corn merchant Punt Harry, blacksmith & wheelwright T. Quilter esq
J"ohnston George, farm bailiff to W. Reynolds Jacob, s·hopkeeper & post, Southgate Herbt. farmer, Rookery frm
H. Wasp esq. Coppy farm office & clerk to Parish Council Woollard Abraham, Railway tavern
Keeble Thomas, farmer, The Hall

.EAST BERGHOLT is a parish and small town, plea- I D. Halford esq. sbands in the centre of the town. Burnt
·sa,n-vly situll:ted near the n,oirth bank of the navigabJe river I Oak is the residence of Mrs. Woolley. John Constable
Stour~ on the bor~ers of Essex, 2! ?1il~s north-west from I R.A.. born here in 1776, and Ol~e ?f the founders of the
Mannmgtree ,station, on the. mam lIne of the Great English school of la.ndscape pamtmg, was the son, of a
Eastern railway, 6 sooth-ea,st from Hadleigh and 9! south- miller, living at Flatford Mill, on the banks of the ~tour in
west from Ipswich, and is in the South Eastern dirision th1s paris-h; he was educated at Dedham school, and con-
of the county, Samford hundred, petty sessional division tinued to work a,t his father's trade till he entered the
~md Ullion, county OOUil't district of Hadleigh, rural deanery Royal Aoademy .as a student in 1799: he became A.R.A.
of S'amfurd, ,arohdelllconry of Suffolk and diocese of in 1819 and R.A. in 1829; h~s well-known pictures of "The
Norwich; it formerly had a market. The ohurch of St. Valley Farm," painted in 1834 and" The Oornfield," in
Ma.ry is a building of flint, in the Perpendicular style, 18~6, are now in the Nationall Gallery. William Sidney
con.sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, and an Clclvert esq. is lord of the four manors, called OJd Roall,
incomplete tower, begun in 1522 and left unfinished in Illaries, !Spencer's and' Commandery, otherwise 'St. John's,
.1525: the 5 bells hang in a kind of cage in the ohurch- in which the custom of Borough English prevaillS: St
yard: in tihe chmch 81"6 tomhs and brllJ8'Ses to the John's was gdven by Hemy II. to the Knights of St. John
'OlrdinaJ, Hankey and Paa-ker families, including a bra,ss to of Jerusalem, but was granted to the Earl of Oxford in
Robert Alefounder and a monument t-o Edward Lambe, the 36th of Henry VIII.: these manors were formerly
with a quaint inscription: there is a memorial window to held by the Hankeys. M,r. Samuel, a former rector of
:Tohn Constable R.A. the distinguished landscape painter, this parish, wa,s bUil'nt a,t Ipswicll during the reign of
d. 30 March, 1837: there are 800 sittings. The register Queen Mary. The principal landowners are Charles
dates from the year 1653. The living is a rectory, net Augustus Drake Halford esq. Charles Cuthbert Eley esq.
YQarly value £550, including 20 acres of glebe, with resi- Sir Collingwood Hughes bart. of Norman Court, South-
dence, in the gift of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and sea, and Captain H. E. Lacon. The soil is mixed; sub-
;beld since 1892 'by the Rev. John James Lias M.A. of soil, gravel and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley
:Emmanuel College, Cambridge, chancellor of Llandaff and oats. The area is 3,II9 acres of land and 21 of
Cathedral and examining chaplain to the Bishop of Llan- water; rateable value, £6,145; the population in 1871
daff. Here are Congregational and Primitive Methodist was 1,320, and in 1891, 1,3 16 .
chapels. .A:. cemetery of 11 acres was formed in 1854, and Sexton, William Moss. .~ .
is under t~e control of the Parish Council. There are Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
many chaTItable bequests for the .benefit of the poor. & Annuity & Insul'ance Offioe.-Thomas Halls Little-
In 1562 there '!ere three water-mIlls, bu~ only one of bury, sub-po'stma.ster. Lettel'lS arrive viA Colchester at
the~ now remam.s. St. Mary's Abbey, sItu!!,ted on an 5. 25 a.m., delivered 7 a.m.& 12.45 p.m.; dispatched at 2
emmence ove~lo?kmg the v~ll~y of the St?ur, IS a Monas- & 7 p.m. Letter Box, High Tree, cleared at, 1.3.') &0 6,30
'tery of B~nedict~ne ~uns, orIg~nally establIshed.at Brussels p.m. on week days; 6.30 p.m. on sundays. Wall Letter
'for EnglIsh ladles, m the reIgn of Queen Elizabeth, by Box, Wh~te HOI'lse, cleared at I &; 6.10 p.m.; no sunday
Lady Mary Percy, daughter of Thomas, seventh Earl of collection
·Northumberland. At the time of the French Revolution County Police Station J ames Barber sergeant
the community returned to their native land and settled ' . '
at Winchester, in the year 1857, when they purchased this Public Officers.
-property and built a church, which is open to the public As'Ses'!;or, Samuel D. WaIler, Stratford St. Mary
on Sundays. The Lodge, the seat of Lady Hughes, is an Assistant Overseer & Clerk to Parish Council & Burial
ancient mansion, erected in 1505 and standing on an Board, Samuel William 8coging
-eminence commanding a fine view of the surrounding Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Capel &; Stratford
'Country. Highlands, the seat of Mrs. Peel, is a .Districts, Samford U!1iQn. Frederick Rarry Turner
'handsome ~md plewsantly s~tuarlied modern residence, F.R.O.S.Eng
a~nding in its own grounds of about 15 acres, st~dded National School (mixed), built in 18 73, for 250 children;
WIth ~rnamental. shrubs and trees, and oomman~mg ~ average attendance, 210; Henry Turnbull, master;
,£n~ YI~w of the rIver Stour and th.e town of the MiSJtley . Misses A. Clarke & A. Hicks assistant mistresses
ad]ommg the grounds, and belongmg to the same estate, Ca . '
is a farm of about 50 a·cres with a good house, suitable for . lU'lers.
.a model farm. Ackworth HOUlse, the seat of Oaptain Benjamin Beeston, to Colche'Ster, wed. &; sat.; tQ Ipswich,
Ey. Edmund Lacon J.P. is an excellent residence, situate tues. & fri. from his own house .
,on a well-wooded eminence and affording a fine view into Benjamin Mann, to Manningtree railway station, daily
the county of Essex. Wes-t Lodge, the residence of O. A. WiIiliam Moss, to Manningtree ra.ilway station, daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Turner Fredk. l"\arry, The Gothics Cemetery (Samuel William Scoging,
1..ldous Mrs Waller Miss clerk to the burial board)
Burnett Mrs. Gaston house Woolley Mrs. Burnt oak Chisn3l11 WaIter, farmer, Puttocks
'Calvert Wm. Sidney, Bolwick cottage Cole In. machine owner & farmer
Canton Frederick, Tufnells COMMERCIAL. Oonway John, market gardener
Oreed Rev. Ernest Augustus Buston Aldous Joseph, plumber &c Cordle George R. saddler
A.K.C.L. (curate), Rybersdale Aldous WiIliam, builder & contractor Docura Launcelott, miller (water),
oDensham Mrs. The Myrtles Barber George, farmer Flatford mill
Dobree Edward, White housp Barker Mary Ann (Miss), fancy repos Double James, farmer & coal merchant
lEley Charles Cuthbert, Highlands ldg Barker Waiter, Red Lion hotel P.H Double Joseph, farmer
Halford Chas. Aug. Drake, West Idg Bedwell Thomas, baker & grocer Fellgatel Wm. John, cycle agent &c
Hare Mrs Beeston Benjamin. carrier Folkard Mary (Mrs.), carpenter & beer
'Herring Mrs. Styleman, The Laurels Benneworth Arth. In. miller (steam), retailer
Rughes Lady, The Lodge Flatford mills Folkard Thomas, Hare & Hounds P.H
.1ohnson Kirby, The Hermitage Bloom Caroline (Mrs.), saddler Gibbs Albert, farmer
Lacon Capt. . Henry Edmund J.P. Oalvert William Sidney, solicitor, per- Gibbs John, shoe maker \
Ackworth house petual commissioner, commissioner Green William, grocer & draper
'Lescher Agnes Lady Abbess, St. for affidavits, steward of the manors Holmes Thomas, White Horse P.T
Mary's abbey in East Bergholt & the manors of Hynard Wm. (Mrs.),· market gardnr
'Lias Rev. John James M.A. Rectory Holton Hall, Swifts manor & Preston Juby Henry, farmer
~ecklenburgh Mrs Hall manor, solicitor to the com- Kerridge Shadrach, grocer & draper
"Miller The Misses, The Cottage missioners of the River Stour Navi- Knights Anna (Mrs.), COM dealer
Mustard Mrs. Verandah cottage gation, supt. registrar for Samford Littlebury Thos. Halls, fancy reposi.
Peel Mrs. Highlands district, clerk to the Stratford & tory, & postmaster
Roberts Mrs Higham Urban District, Nayland & Lord Osborne, farmer
Robertson Thomas, The Gables Wissington Urban District, Lang- Mann Alfred, fllirmer, Woodgate farm
:Scoging Samuel Wm. Wooloomoloo ham & Raydon school boArds, &I Mann Benj. pork butchr. & cab propr
;geamer Ernest, The Cedars agent to the Sun Insurance Co.; & Moss James, blacksmith
Stanley Rev. Chas. (Cong-regational) at Hadleigh, Dedham & Nayland Moss 'William, job master
'Taylor Mrs. Emily Jane, White house Carr William, beer retailer ~eville Hemy, wheelwright I
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Perks ~. Edwin .c. boot maker Rose John, poultry dealer Smith Thomas, farm bailiff for the
Potter Thomas, pork butcher Sage Stephen, plumber & glazier Lady Abbess
Pyett James, farmer St. Mary's Abbey Convent Stow Sarjeant Blackwell, baker
Rampling Gifford, butcher Saunders Henry A. baker Turner Frederick Harry F.R.C.S.Eng.
Rampling Gifford H. grocer &; provi- Scarfe John, carpenter surgeon &; medical officer &; publie
sion dealer Scoging Samuel William, assistant vaccinator for Capel &; Stratford
Ramsey James, beer retailer overseer &:; clerk to the Parish Coun- dists. Samford union, The Gothies
Reeder John, King's Head P.H cil & burial board Underwood Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Rist Isaac, steward to F. Lunniss esq. Smart Robert, farm bailiff &:; gardener Village Club (Ernest Seamer, hon. sec)
Four Sisters farm to C. C. Eley esq Wheeler Wm. builder &; contractor
Rogers John, thrashing macho owner Spencer Henry Abner, grocer &; draper White SI. Beaumont &:; Harry, tailors
BEYTON (or Beighton) is a parish, li miles south wooded park, and is now occupied by George Henry Wm.
from Thurston station on the Bury and Haughley branch Hervey esq. Poplar House is the residence of Waiter
of the Great Eastern railway, and 5i east-by-south from Thomas Walpole esq. who is lord of the manor. The
Bury, in the North Western division of the county, chief landowners are Edwin James Johnstone esq. of
Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thed- Rougham Hall, W. T. Walpole esq. and Josiah Vavasseur
westre hundred, Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds county esq. C.B. of Kilverstone Hall, Norfolk. The soil is mixed
court district, rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry sand, loam and clay; subsoil, mixed. The crops are
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of All wheat, oats and barley. The area is 643 acres; rateable
Saints is a structure of flint in the Early Norman and value, £899; in 1891 the population was 33B.
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north Parish Clerk, Frederick William Austin.
aisle, south porch and a round western . . towerb of 11 very
h P os,t MOO. . ., S . B . all
... Ann't ... InSU1"llnce Offi'
ID Y all ce.-
E ar Iy N orman or S ax{)n d a t e, contammg one e : t e Mrs. Anna ~Iaria Nice, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive
nave was rebuilt in 1854, the Perpendicular windows f rom B ury S t. Edmund s at 5.30 a.m. all ... 1·30 p.m.;
. I ed d th h I
b emg rep ac ,an e c ance was restored and dispatched at 11.5 a.m. &; 7. l 5 p.m.; sundays, arrive
lengthened 10 feet in 1885, when a stained east window at 5.30 a.m.; dispatched 7. 15 p.m. Rougham is the
.was inserted by the Rev. Herbert Samuel Hawkins M.A. nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distant
.rector 1855-95: the church affords 160 sittings. Thl' A School Eoard of 5 members was formed in 1875; H.
registers date from the year 1539· The living is a Bonner, Hospital road, Bury St. Edm'llnds, clerk to
rectory, net income £64, with 10 acres of glebe and resi- the board; Edward Erith, attendance officer
dence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since Board School, built in 18 7 2 at a cost of £700, for 70
TI8~5'tbYctBe Reve' Jamb~ds RusTsehll Wvill°od ~~, LL'fd
nm y 0 ege, am n ge. e age
0:
, erec e a
children; average attendance, 68; Mrs. Fanny S.
Erith, mistress
a cost of £1,500, defrayed by John Corsbia Brown Corsbie
esq. is used for general public purposes and entertain- Police Station, Edward Sladden, constable
ments. Beyton House, the property of Walter Thomas Carriers.-Baker, Bloom, Everitt, Hubbard, Mully, Rud-
Walpole esq. is a mansion standing in a small and well- dick & Warren pass through to &:; from Bury, wed.& sat
COMMERCIAL. Goodram John, wheelwright
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Austm' F re d enc
. k WOO' am F re dk . grcr Lock H enry W'II'
1 lam J osep, h f armer
Alderton Daniel, The Villa Bowley Charles, Bear P.H Melton George, painter
Cocksedge Edwsrd Montague Le- Bridewell Henry, baker Munnings Maria. (Mrs.), butcher
Heup, The Grange Bridge George &; Son, nurserymen Nice Anna Maria (Mrs.), Post Office
Hervey George Henry Wm. Beyton ho BUlTOughs William, farmer stores. Bicycles on hire
Lock Henry William Joseph,Manor ho Clarke George, blacksmith Nice Josiah Alfred, insurance agent
Robinson Mrs. Scott's hall Cocksedge Edwd. Montague Le-Heup, Rutter William, White Horse P.H.
Teale Walter fa.rmer, The Grange Seamen Frederick Peter, shopkeeper
Walpole Conrad Jonas, Eeyton lodge Erith Edward,school attendance officer Sturgeon Patrick, boor retailer
Walpole WaIter Thomas, Poplar house FaIres Caxoline (Miss), dress maker Walpole WaIter Thomas, farmer &;
Wood Rev.Jemes Russell M.A.,LL.D. Hearn John &:; Son,maltsters &; millers landowner, Poplar house
The Rectory (steam) Waylett George, butcher
BILDESTON is a small town and parish, 6 Iniles turret with spire. Here is' a fire brigade, consisting of
north-by-west from Hadleigh terminal station, 7 east a captain and 6 men, with one manual engine. The
from, Lavenham station on the Bury and Marks Tey trustees of the late Bev. Thomas Alexander Cooke M.A.
1ine of the Great Eastern railway, and 10 north-east of Polstead Hall (d. 1895) are lords of the manor. The
from Sudbury, in the Southern division of the county. principal landowners are Messrs. Growse, Scarfe, Spil-
hundred and union of Cosford, Hadleigh petty sessional ling and William Squirrell, and the trustees of S. lJ.
division and oounty court district, Hadleigh rural dean- White. The soil is clay; subiioil, chalk. The chief
ery, archdeaoonry of Sudlbury and diocese of Ely. The crops are' wheat, barley, beans, oat·s and turnips. There
church of St. Misry, about a quarter of a mile from the are 1,420 acres of tolerably good land, which is prin-
town, is a large and hand,some structure of flint with cipally arable; rateable value, £2,013; the population of
&tone dressing6, in the Early Decorated and Perpendicu- the parish in 1891 was 736 in the civil and 744 in the
lar 'Styles, consisting {)f chancel, nave with lofty clere- ecclesiastical parish.
story, aisles, south porch with parvise or priest's chamber Sexton, Joseph Taylor
over and an embattled western tower containing 6 bells:
the stained east wind<lw is a memorial to Rear-Admiral Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. O. Express Delivery, S. B.
Cockbmn; two other 6tained wind{)ws in the chancel &; Annuity &; Insurance Office (SuJb-Office. Letter.
were inserted by tal' late rector and his brothers in should have S.O. Suffolk added). John Crickmore,
1867: there is a brass dated 1509, and a mural brass in sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ipswicll at 5.3 0
the chancel placed in 1885 by Ms brother officers to the a.m. &:; 4 p.m.; dispa.tched at 11 a..m. &; 8 p.m. Box
memory of Capt. C. L. Walter, of the 1St Royal Irish closes at 10.50 a.m. &; 7·50 p.m.; 6uooays,arrive at 5.30>
Rifles: the chancel was .restored in 1883, when it was a.m. &:; dispatched at 8 p.m
refloored and furnished with stone sedilia and choir stalls Fire Brigade, Joseph Henry Castle, captain
of oak: in z8B6 the nave and south aisle were repaved A School Board of 5 members was formed 25 July, 18 76 ;
and reseated with oak benches: in 18 97 the church was Joseph Gibbs, clerk to the board
relighted throughout at a cost of £50, and in 1899 the
south chapel was enclosed and made into a new vestry, at Board School, built in 1853, for 130 children; average
a cost of £5°: there are 550 sittings. The register dates attendance, 13 2 ; a class room for an additional 35 in-
from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly fants was erected in 18 96 ; there is master'lll resi-
value £228, including 53 acres of glebe, with residence, dence with a good garden attached; Frederick George
in the gift of the Bishop of London, and held since 18 97 Hurley, master; Mrs. R. Emmerson, infants' mistress
by the Rev. Henry Sherlock B.A. of Trinity College, Oarriers to:-
Dublin. A Baptist chapel waa erected by subscription
in 1844. A yearly sum of £2 10S. arising from Smock Bury James Cresswell, wed. &; sat
meadow, is distributed to poor widows of this parish. Hadleigh J'llDles Cresswe1l, daily
There is a.lso land of the annual value of about Ipswich-James Cresswell, daily; Pearl, tues. thurs. 11;
£20 for the repairs of the church. The clock tower, sat. &; Walter Howl', mono tues. k fri
erected in 18640 by sub6cription, in the centre of the Lavenham-James Cresswell, mono wed. &; fri
MllTket place, is a structure of red and white brick, on Stowmarket-James Cresswell, daily
an arched base, and is surmounted by an open bell- Sudbury'-Walter Howl', thurs. Ai 8a1;
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SUFFOLK. . [KELLY'S
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PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Emer,son Frederick William, butcher Melton Frederick Thomas, school at.
Beckett Rev. Ezra. S.' (Baptist) Emerson Mary Ann (Mrs.), butcher tendance officer for Bildeston & Nor.
Farrow Mrs - Emsden Eliza,beth (Mrs.), fancy repo- ton, clerk to Parish Council ot
Growse John Lawrence sitory &; news' agent Wattisham, &; tax collector for Bil.
Honeywell Silas Farrow Thomas, boot & shoe maker deston, Chetsworth &; Kettlebaston
King Henry, The Lodge Gibbs Joseph, grocer &; draper Melton Wm. 'rhos. Lion inn, corn
Leith Rev. William Forbes M.A. Gosling Charles Richard, pork butchr merchant &; cab proprietor
(vicar of Wattisham) Grimsey lR,obert Davison, saddler & Palmer Frederick, pork butcher
Scarfel Thomas Nunn J.P. The Brooks harness maker Pannifer Robert, assistant overseer
Sherlock Rev. Henry RA. (rector), Growse Mary &; Vera. (The Misses), Prentice Frederick, tailor
Rectory. private home for orphans Proctor Shadrach, farmer
Squirrell William, Red house Hill Robert, boot & shoo maker tSchofield Frederick, tailor
Sqriirrell William, jnn. ChUl'lCh view Hill Robert William, grocer &; draper Ship Josiah, King's Head P.H
Surtees William Villiers, The Mansion Hogger William, wheelwright Sidney William, Crown P.B
COMMERCIAL. Honeywill Silas M. R. C. S. Eng., Sparrow Albert, painter &0
Abbott Frank William, watch maker L.R.C.P.Ed.,L;M.surgeon &; medical Squirrell William &; Son, maltsters,
Bird. John, baker officer Bildeston district Cosford hop, seed &; corn merchants
lloooks Cecilia (Mrs.), private school Union &; certifying factory surgeon Taylor John, plumber & painter
Buckenham Robert J. blacksmith Huson Arthur George, grocer, draper Veale Ernest Wm. surveyor of high-
<Castle Joseph,Henry, carpenter, house &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey Lim., ways to Cosford Rural Dist. Council
decorator &c wine &; spirit merchants Wakefield William, baker
-Cooper William Thomas,harnesSl makr Howe WaIter, carrier Ward Daniel, boot &; shoe maker
-Orickmore- John, grocer, dra.per, wine Kettle Horace George, mail contractor Western George Saundell"lI, farmer.-
merchant &; post office &; farmer Bildeston Hall farm
-IDeath Jabez,' carpenter &; undertaker Kitton William Woolnough, baker Whittell William, painter, plumber &
~ Elliston Frederick, baker Long Abraham,baker &l confectioner ornamental church window glazier
· GREAT BLAKENHAM is a village and 'parish, given by Walter Gifford, in the time of William the Con•
."near the navigable Gipping, half a mile from ClaydoIl queror, to the Abbey of Bee, in Normandy; after the dis•
.. station on the Great Eastern railway, and 5 north-west solution in 1414 (2 Hen. V.) of alien priories, i.e. cells or
from Ipswich, in the South Ea.stern division of the estates in England belonging to foreign monasteries or
"'county, B-osmere hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty persons, it was given to Eton College by Henry VI. The
sessional division and union, Ipswich county court dis- soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are whea\,
· itrict, rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk barley and beans. The area is 868 acres of land and 7 of
,·~.and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a water; rateable value, £1,829; the population in 1891
.building of rubble and flint, partly' in the Norman and was 276.
.' Early English styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south Post Office.-Harry Savage, sub-postmaster. Letters
· porch and an .embattled western tower containing 2 through Ipswich arrive at 6.30 a.m. &; 3.5 p.m.; dis·
· bells: at the west end is a monument to the Swift family. patched at 12.5 &; 7.35 p.m.; &; on sundays at 9.30
of London, dated 1645: the ancient font is curiously a.m. Fostal orders are issued here, but not paid.
· carved ~th the emblems of the Passion: the pulpit is The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Clay-
Jacobean; the altar-rails were part of the old rood· don, 2 miles distant
screen, th13 stadrs to which still remain; near the pulpit Wall Letter Box, near station, cleared at :1:2.15 &; 7.45
on the south side is a. piscina: the organ and a reredos p.m.; sundays at 9.45 a.m
were erected in 1878: the church was restored in 1876 A School Board of 7 members was formed 4 Oct. 1875,
- at a cost of £700, and affords 150 sittings. The register for the united district of Great &; Little Blakenham,
dates from the year 1549. The living is a rectory, net Claydon & Somersham; J. J. King, ,Museum street,
yearly value £100, with 8i acres of glebe and residence, Ipswich, clerk &; attendance officer
in the- gift of the Provost and Fellows of Eton College, The school for the four parishes is at Claydon
- and held since 189S by the Rev. Henry James Casterton Carriel's' to Ipswich.-Wright, mono wed. & fri.; Stan·
Smelt, Assoc. of King's College,London. Here is a Bap- nard, tues. thurs. & sat
-tist chapel. The Provost and Fellows of Eton College are maydon Railway Station (G.E.R.) is in this parish;
lords of the manor and chief landowners. The manor was station master, Albert Bassingthwaight
"Smelt Rev. By. Jas. Casterton,Rectry Head Elizabeth (Miss), coal merchant Rogers Wm. Henry, Chequers P.H
"Baker Thomas Herbert William,miller Jacob William., shopkeeper Savage Harry, shopkeeper &; Post off
(steam &; water), maltster & farmer Keeble' John. farmer Stannard George, Bell inn
Cresswell Philip, blacksmith Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants Wainwright Thomas, farmer
· LITTLE BLAKENHAM is a village and parish 2 French RA. of University College, Durham. Here is
~·miles south-west from Claydon station and 4 north-west an extensive chalk 'Pit and limekiln. Milner Gibson
· ~from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the Percy Cullum esq. is lord of the manor. The soil is
county, Bosmere hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty mixed; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief crops are
: session~l division and union, county court district of wheat, barley, beans and peas. The area is 849 acres;
· Ipswich, rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of rateable value, £1,061; the population in 1891 was 159.
:-Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Parish Clerk, James Andrews.
~'Mary,. the i~te~ior of ~hich wag th~roughly restored. in Letter,s through Ipswich arrive at 8 a.m. Claydon is
1868, 18 a bmldmg of flmt ~n~ stone m the Early Enghsh the nearest money order &; telegraph office 2 miles
:.and Decorated styles, conSlstmg of chancel,. ~ave, south distant '
'POrch and an embattled western tower con1Jalm~g 2 be!ls: Wall Letter Box cleared at 7. 1 5 a.m. & 8 p.m. week days
OOD the east wall of the chancel are several anCIent pamt- . .... .
ings, including a figure of St. John the Baptist: there ThIS. pM'lsh IS mcluded m BIakenham School Board dIS-
are 150 sittings'. The register d'ates from the year 1728 . trlCt . '
The living is a rectory, with the rectory of Nettlestead The children attend Claydon & Somersham Board schools
annexed, joint net yearly value £220, including 4 acres of Carriers to Ipswich.-cresswell, Green & Roper, tues.
glebe and residence, in the gift of the Rev. M. D. French thurs. & sat
M.A. and held since 1895 by the Rev. William Arthur Cliaydon is the nearest railway station
Fonnereau The Misses, Bed house Dickman Wm.farmer & whiting manfr Moore Frederick, farmer
French Rev. William AJrthur RA Haward Frederick,- farmer RansoD! John, farmer
Smith, Mn Leach James W. farmer
"BLAXHALL is a village and parish, 2 miles soutJh completely restored in 1863, has a carved oak roof, a.
from the AIde navigation, 2 north-east from Wickham stone reredos and three stained windows; the font, in
Market station on the East' Suffolk section of the Great good preservation, dates from the 14th century: there
Eastern railway, 5 south-south-west from Saxmundham are 250 sittings. The register commences in the year
and 8 north-east from Woodbridge, in the South-Eastern 1673. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £335, in·
oAiivision of the county, Plomesgate hundred and union, eluding 84 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
petty sessional division and county court district of the Rev. Alfred Naunton Bates M.A. vicar of Humber·
'Voodbridge, rural deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of stone, Leicester, snd held since 1896 by the Rev. Ernest
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Bates M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. The" Red
Peter is a structure of brick in the Early English style, Cross" charity, amounting to £36 a year, consists of
consisting tlf chilDcel, nave, south porch and an embattled the rent of the "Red Cross" House, Woodbridge, de·
western tower' of flint containing 6 bells: the clmrch, vised by Mr. Garthwaite, a former rector of this parish.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BLYFORD.

The Earl of Guilford, who is lord of the manor, the Hon. patched at 7.50 a.m. &; 6.40 p.m.; sundays, II.40 a.m.
William Lowther, of Ashe High House, Campsea Ashe, Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Tunstall
and George Rope esq. of Langham Grove, are the prin. is the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles
cipal· landowners. Here are clay, gravel and sand pits. distant
~he soil is good mixed; subsoil, gravel, sand and clay. Wall Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 6 p.m
The chief crops are wheat, barley and peas'. The area is National School (mixed), erected in 1881 by the late
:2,OII acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value, John George Sheppard esq. &; since enlarged for 140
£2,722; the population in 1891 Was 567. children; average attendance, 100; Frederick J. White..
Parish Clerk, Henry Shemmings. head, master
Post Office. John Gibson. sub-postmaster. Letters re- Carrier.-Knights, mono thurs. &; sat. to Woodbridge,
ceived through Wickham Market at 6.55 a.m.; dis- returning same day
(Marked thus * letters should be ad- Cnnnell Thomas, blacksmith &; farmer Rope George, farmer &; landowner,
dressed Little Glemham, Wickham Gibson John,shoel maker &; shopkeeper Langham grove
Market) &; post office Skett George (exors. of), farmer, Lime
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hewitt John, Ship P.H- Tree farm
Bates Rev. Ernest M.A. (rector) *Ling Frederick, farmer, Blaxhan hall Smith William, sheep dresser
Rope oGeorge Langham grove Ling J onas, shoe maker Toller J ames, farmer &; land agent for
Woolnough Mrs Minter William, grocer &; drapel'l the Earl of Guilford, Arthul" Hey-
Newson Benjamin, boot &; shoe maker wood esq. J.P., the Hon. William
COHHERCIAL. . Palmer James,c1erk to the Parish Cncl Lowther J.p. &; E. R. Hollond esq.
Brinkley Jane (Mrs.), grocer &;c Philpott Harry) farm bailiff to George Stone farm
Clarke Albert, general dealer Rope esq. Fir Tree farm Wardley Charles, farmer, Glebe fnn
Cutting Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Randall Bai-ton, thatcher Wardley In. farmer, Red House farm.
White house Reeve WaIter, wheelwright
,
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::BLUNDESTON is a. parish and compact village. 2l good loam; subsoil. gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
miles east from Somerleyton station on the Norwich and barley, peas, beans and hay. The ~rea is ~,564 acres oi
Lowestoft; line of the Great Eastern railway, and 3l land, 19 of water, 7 of tidal water and 14 of foreshore;,
north-west from Lowestoft, in the Northern division of rateable value, £2, II4; the population in 1891 was 741.
the county, Mutford and! Lothingland hundred, petty Parish Clerk, J. Mallett.
:sessional division and incorporation, county court district
<Jf Lowestoft, rural deanery of Lothingland, Suffolk arch- PO'St &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
. odeaconry and Norwich diocese. The church of St. Mary Charles Thomas Smith, sub-postmaster. Letters:re..
is an ancient building of flint with stone dressings in the ceived through Lowestoft at 7·30 & 10·45 a.m.; dis~
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south patched at 5·55 & 3.3 0 p.m. Th6 nearest telegraph
porch and a round embattled western tower containing 2 office is at Somerleyton, 3 miles distant
bells: it is seated with open benches and affords 375 Wall Letter Box cleared at; II a.m. &; 6.5 p.m
:Sittings. The register dastes from the year 1558. ThEl Schools.
living is 8 rectory, consolidated with that of Flixton, joint
net yearly value £35 0 , including 12 acres of glebe, with Here is a Village School for boys &; girls, conducted on
residence, in the gift of and held since 1882 by the Rev. the National system, partly supported by a small en-
Boberb l"rederick Cory RA. of Pembroke College, Cam- dowment; also an infant school, incorporated with the
bridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. The rents fonner
.from the P90r's land are distributed in coals among the Village (mixed), erected in 185°, for 135 children, &; en~
lJOO~ inhabitants. In the parish are two sheets of water, larged in 18 94 with sanitary improvements at a cost
formerly used as decoys.. The trustees of the late R. of £25 0 ; average attendance, 95; Ohas. Harvey, mast
Henry Reeve esq. of Lowestoft, are lords of the manor. Infants', for 60 children; average attendance, 50; Mr•.
'The principal landowners are Sir Savile Brinton Crossley Mary Christie, mistress
bart. of Somerleyton, Russell James Colman esq. of Cor- Carriers.-William Pearce & Charles Batchelor, to Yar-
-ton, and Thomas Woods esq. of Llandaff. The soil is. mouth, wed. &; -sat
Cooper Mrs. Oak cottage . Coleby Albert, beer retailer Pearce William, carrier
Cory Rev. Robt. Frdck. B.A. Rectory Coleby James, bootmaker Rivett Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Holly frm
Peto LaW1'ence Ja.mes J.P. Blundes- Collins Josiah, farmer, Decoy farm Rivetb Palmer, farmer, Poplar farm
ton house Cook Samuel J. baker Rounce James, farmer
Woods Thomas Hardwick J.P.Blunde8l- Cooper Thomas,baker &; miller. (wind) Rudd John, carrier &; coal dealer
ton hall Hall Robert William, Prudential agent Rudd Levy, shoe maker
COHHERCIAL. Harsant Martin, farmer, Whitehouse Smith Charles Thomas, grocer,draper
Aldrich Charles Elliott, Plough P.H Horne James, market gardener &; overseer, Post office
lJatehelor Charles,coal dealer &; carrier Jermay James, nurseryman Stoddid William, market gardener
Benstead Horace, saddler Middleton Arthur, shoe maker Sturman Richard,glass &; china dealer
Doyce Samuel, blacksmith Morris William, market gardett1er Taylor Hy. beer retailer If, carpenter
Boyce William, blacksmith Norman Samuel, builder WaIler Wait. John, .grocer &; draper
lJoyce William Jose-ph, black9lIlith Osborne Alfred, carpenter WaIler William Henry, carpenteD
Bracey Samuel Patrick, shopkeepel" Pearman Henry', painter Ward Samuel, market gardener
.
:ELYFORD (formerly Blythford) is Q parish and vil- tains an. Early English piscina and sedilia: the church
lage in the vale of the navigable Blyth, over which is a W80S restored and reseated in oak in 1875, at a cost of
bridge of one amh leading to Wenhal8ton, 3 mileS east- £500, defrayed by the late B. J. Day esq. then patron
by-south from Halesworth jnnction -station and a qnarter of the living, and his friends: there are 100 sitings.
of a mile north from Wenha,ston station on the Hales- The register dates from the year 1690' The living is a.
worth and Southwold branch of the Great Eastern rail· donative rectory, net yearly value £52, in the gift of R.
way, in the Northern division of the county, Blything J. Dayesq, but pro hac vice the Bishop of Norwich by
hundred, petty sessional division and union, H1l1esworth lapse; the Rev. Christopher Tenant D.C.L. vicar of Dar-
county court district, rural deanery of North DllDwich, sham, acts as curate-in-charge. Richard Jeremy Day esq.
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The is lord of the manor and princiPal landowner. The soil is
church of All Saints is a structure of flint in the Norman mixed and heavy clay; subsoil, clay and gravel. The
and Perpendicular styles, with some Early English re- chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and roots. The area
mains, conS'isting of chancel, nave, south porch and an is 969 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value,
embattled western tower containing one bell: the south £769; the population in 1891 was 163.
doorway is enriched· with zigzag moulding, and there is Letters through .Halesworth, the nearest money order &;
a holy wl;lter stoup both inside and out: the porch, the telegraph office, arrive at 7.30 a.m. &; 5.40 p.m. Pillar
upper portion of the tower and! most of the window Box cleared at 5.40 p.m. week days
tracery is of the Perpendicular period: the chancel re- The children of this pari sh attend the 6chool at Holton
•
Brown Georg-e, Queen's Head P.H Gayfer John Abba, farmer, Wash- Leech Lewis. farmer, Hill farm
Dec~ Edward, farmer &; churchwarden, brook farm PhilIippo Emma. ()Irs.), shopkeeper
The Hall Kett Mrs. Mary, farmer, Ivy farm Prime Ephraim, stock dealer
Howlett Shrogeld J. frmr.Chrch. frm Larier Edwd. frmr. Cherry Tree fnn Roberts James, market gardener
. SUFFOLK 4*
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 52 BLYTHBURGH. SUFFOLK.
BLYTHBUBiGH is an ancient and decayed town and
parish, on the small river Blyth, the shallowing up of
which has caused the decay of the town, 5 miles welt
from Southwold and 5 east from Halesworth, having a
6tation on the Halesworth and Southwold railway; it i.
in the North-Ea'stern d'ivilion of the county, Blything
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Halesworth
county court district, rural deanery of South Dunwich,
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The
church of the Holy Trinity is a very large building of
stone in the Perpendicular style with some remains of
the Decorated period, consisting of chancel, clerestoried
nave, aisles and an embattled western tower con"
taining one bell: the church was thoroughly restored
during the years 1882-4, under ,the Inpervision of Mr.
A.rthur E. Street M.A. from plans in accordance with a
report by the late Mr. G. E. Street B.A.: the aisles have
unique quatrefoiled parapets which have been restored
and extended, and their roofs have been renewed in fac-
tlimile of the old, the nave was reseated with oak
benches, some few old benches and the curiously carved
choir stalls being replaced: there are remains of stained
glass and some m()numents, the dates of which are
illegible: the jack of the clock is a splendid specimen of
oak carving: the church affords 200 sittings. The regis-
ter dates from the year 1553. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value £62, in the gift of Sir Ralph B. M.
Blois bart. and held ,since 18g6 by the Rev. Arthur William
Woodruff M.A. of Trinity College, Oxford, who is also
.viear of and resides at Walberswick. The Primitive Metho-
dists have a chapel here. A priory for canons of the Augus-
tinian order was founded here by the abbey of Chich,Essex,
in the time of Henry n. as a cell to the abbey of St. Osyth ;
at the Dis'solution there were four canons; some remain.
of this and of another religious house still exist. Many
Roman coins and urns have been found here. Sir Ralph
Barrett Macnaughten BIois bart. of Cockfield Hall, who is
lord of the manor, and the Earl of Stradbroke are the
principal landowners. The soil is light and mixed; sub-
soil, gravel and mar!. The chief crops are wheat, barley
and oats. The area inclusive of the hamlets of Hinton
and B~camp, is 4,320 acres of land, 5 of water, 23 of
tidal water and 95 of foreshore; rateable value, £3,086;
the population in 1891 was 746, including 195 officers
and inmates of Blything workhouse.
Parish Clerk, Mrs. Maria Hatcher.
Sexton, WilIiam Fuller.
.Post Office.-Miss F. S. Cole, sub-postmistress. Letter.
received through Halesworth, delivered at 8.30 a.m. &
1.30 p.m. week days only; letters for Hinwn are re-
ceived through Saxmundham & for Bulcamp through
Halesworth.. Wangford is the nearest telegraph office,
.3 mi~ distant, & Wenhaston the nearest money order
fT office. Letter Box cleared at 10.50 a.m. & 4.50 p.m.
I week days only ~. j ... I .
[KELLy'9
BLYTHING RUR.AL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at the Board Room, Bulcamp, on monday, fort'-
nightly, at 10.30 a.m.
Chairman,The Earl of Stradbroke,Henham Hall,Wangfordl
Clerk, Harold Arthur Mullens, Halesworth
Treasurer, Edmund Henry Buxton, Great Yarmouth
Medical Officer of Health, Pryce J ones Langford Morri..
L.R.C.P.Edin. Halesworth
Highway Surveyor, F. J. Geater, MiddIeton, Saxmndhm.
Sanitary Inspector, Henry Mountain, Darsham
BLYTHING UNION.
Board day, each alternate mor,day, at 10.30 a.m. a1J
the union, Bulcamp.
The union comprises the following parishes, viz. :-Al-
dringham & Thorpe, Benacre, Blyford, Blythburgn,
Bramfield, Brampton, Chediston, Cookley, Covehithe-,
Cratfield, Darsham, Dunwich, Easton Bavents, FrosteD,.
den, Halesworth, Henham, Henstead with Hillve Ham-
let, Heveningham, Holton, Huntingfield, Kelsale, Kno-
dishall, Leiston, Linstead Magna, Linstead Parva, Mid-
dIeton, Peasenhall, Reydon, Rumburgh, Sibton, SotheD-
ton; South Cove, Southwold, Spexhall, Stoven, Thebe>-
ton, Thorington, Ubbeston, Uggeshall, Walberswick,.
Walpole, Wangford, Wenhaston, Westhall, Westleton,.
Wissett, Wrentham & Yoxford. The population of
the nnion in 1891 was 25,394; area, 94,316 acres r
rateable value in 1900 was £120,954
Ohairman of the Board of Guardians, The Earl of Strad-
broke, Henham hall, Wangford
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Harol<l
Arthur Mullens, Halesworth
Treasurer, Edmund Henry Buxton, Great Yarmouth
Relieving k Vaccination Officers, 1st. district, Geo. Filb1
Bond, Halesworth; 2nd dist. Edmund J. Turner, Hin-
ton; 3rd district, ~. F. o.utten, Southwold
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, 1st district, Pryoo
Jones Langford Morris L.R.C.P.Ed. Halesworth; 2nd
district, Percy Warwick L.R.C.P.Lond. Halesworth;
3rd district, Charles Edward Lay L.R.O.P. & 8. Edin.
Peasenhall; 4th district, Edward Bayley; 5th district,.
Edward Darby Wallis M.R.C.S.Eng. Leiston; 6th dis-
trict, Alfred William C()rbyn Herbert L.S.A. South-
wold; 7th district, John Allnutt L.R.C.P.Edin. The-
Limes, Wrentham; 8th district, Charles James Acton:
L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. Wangford
Superintendent Regi'strar, H. A. Mullens, Halesworth;.
deputy, F. J. Blackburn, Wenhaston
Regoistrar of Births & Deaths, Halesworth sub-district,.
George Filby Bond, HaJIesworth; deputy, Charles Hy.
White Hales'Worth; Wenhaston sub-district, S. F.
Clutten, Southwold; deputy, Mrs. Clutten, Soutli-
wold; Westneton sub-district, Edmund J. 'l.'urner;
I Ilinton; deputy, John E. Turner, Hirtton

BULCAMP (or Bulchamp) is B hamlet I mile norilh- Registrar of Marriages, Charles Henry White, Hales-
west: the Workhouse for the union of Blything, situ- worth; deputy, Charles E. Smith Halesworth
,ated here, will hold 640 inmates. Workhouse, Bulcamp, a buiMing of brick erected in
• 1766, to hold 640 inmates; Alfred Caton master; Rev.
HINTON is a hamlet I! miles south-east. J. B. Clare RA. vicar of Wenhaston, chaplain; PryC6'
A School Board of 5 members was formed .. June, Jones Langford Morris L.R.C.P.Edin. medical officer;
1878; J. Turner, Hinton, clerk to the board Mrs. Caton, matron
Board (formerly National) School (mixed'), erected in
1875 at a cost of about £700, to hold 145 children; School Attendance Committee.
average attendance, 85; Henry A. Gray, master; Meets at Board Room on alternate mondays, at 11 a.m~
Mrs. Gray, mistress Clerk, H. A. Mullens, Halesworth
Oarrier.-Court, from Southwold to Darsham, daily Attendance Officers, George Filby Bond, Halesworth ;
:Railway Station, George Goldsmith, station master Edmund J. Turner, Hinton; S. F. Clutten, Southwold
BLYTHBURGH. Kett William, farmer & overse-er BULCAMP.
List .Andrew,gamekeeper to Sir Ralph FarringWn James, farmer, Lyon's farm
BeUairs Mrs. Alexandra, White Ho.frm B. M. Blois hart Farrington Jsph. frmr. Union farm
:Morris Thomas Ha.rold Pryce Mills Herbert George Woolnough, Reeve John, farm bailiff to Lord
COMMERCIAL. White Hart hotel Stradbroke
Aldis Simeon, wheelwright :Morris Thomas ILwold Pryce HINTON
Burton James, grocer &; draper M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.O.P.l.ond'.8urgn •
Crowford William, shoe maker !Muttitt Charles, gamekeeper to Sir Gray Arthur, farmer
tEtheridge Noah, farmer Balph Blois Miles Lewis, farm bailiff to Sir Balpb
Fairhead James, shopkeeper Parkington William Fisk, blacksmith B. M. Blois bart
Gray H. Artb. schoolmaster & teacher Piper GMrge, miller (steam) & frmr Rock Philip C. farmer
of technical classes for East Suffolk Stannard Samuel, shopkeepeor & frmr Turner Edmund John, farmer & regis-
County Council Stannard Samuel, shoe maker trar of birth & deaths for West"letoIJ
Hatcher .A.nnie (Miss), dress maker Wilson Clharles, beer l'etailer sub-district, Blything union
Hunt Robert, farmer, Hawthorn farm Winter Artbur W. farmer
BOTESDALE is ,., small town, with portions of the munde and 87 from London, in the North EasterIJ
parishes of Rickinghall Inferior and Rickinghall Superior division of the county, Hartismere hupdred, petty sas-
adjoining, forming one street of nearly a mile in length, sional division ood union, county court district of Eye,.
on the road from Bury St. Edmunds to Norwich, 41 rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry of Sur-
miles west from Meills station, on the main line of the folk and diocese of Norwich. This place, for ecclesiastical
Great Eastern railway, 6 south-west from Diss, in Nor- purposes, is in the parish of Bedgrave. Ga~ Work-
folk, 8 west-by-north from Eye, 15 from Bury St. Ed- were erected in 1862, but are now disused. The water
 ~IBECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. BOTE~DALE.

8Upply is 'Outained from wells. The church of St. Post, Parcel, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express De-
Botolph was rebuilt about 1500, as a memorial chapel to livery, Parcel Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.
the SherifIe and Wykes families, as appears from the -Arthur Edward Claydon, sub-postmaster. Letters
following inscription over the doorway :-" Orate pro arrive from Diss &; delivered at 7 a.m. &; 2.30 pom.;.
animabus Johannis Schrebe et Julianre uxoris ejns orate sunday, 7 aom.; dispatched at 10.25 a.m. &; 7.40 pom.
pro anima Bregyt Wykys"; it is a structure of flint with daily; sunday, 7.40 p.m
OM bell, Md in 1884 was purchased by Miss Wil80n and County Police Station, James H. Branch, sergt. in charge
ooonveyed to trustees, Md has since been used for Church Schools.
of England services: there is a memorial window to Mr. UQder a schem~ dated May 2nd, 1881, the funds of the
Hepworth; the church affords 250 sittings. The living is old Free Grammar school, founded by Sir Nicholas
8 chapelry, annexed to the rectory of Redgrave, net yearly Bacon in 1576, are administered by trustees so as to
value £400, including 42 acres of glebe and residence, in enable pupils from elementary schools to proceed to
the.g-ift of George Holt Wilson esq. and held sin<:e 1881 by some higher grade school: exhibitions granted by the
the Rev. Thomas Holt Wilson M.A. of Christ's College, trustees for this purpose are called "Bacon Exhibi-
Cambridge, rural dean of South Hartismere and sorro- tions," &; children from any of the parishes which
gate, who resides at Redgrave. Here is a Congregational adjoin either Redgrave or Botesdale, as well as chil.-
.:hapel, built about 1846, and a Wesleyan chapel, erected dren from Redgrave &; Botesdale, are eligible. Messrs.
-in 1832. The Gospel Hall is the meeting place of the Barnard &; Hamblin Smith, well-known as mathe-
"Plymouth Brethren. Broom Hills, the residence of George maticians, were scholars at the old Grammar school
Bolt Wilson esq. D.L., J.P. was formerly the dower house Parish Room, used for meetings, concerts &c
of Redg-rave Hall. BotesdaIe Lodge, the residence of Dyer's Charity (mixed &; infants), for 60 children;
..Tames Devereux Hustler esq. J.P. situated a mile east average attendance, 25; Miss Nellie Holden, mistress
from the village, is a modern mansion of white brick, The children of the town wso attend the National
with castellated turrets. George Holt Wilson esq. who school at Redgrave
is lord of the manor, and Algernon D. Tuck esq. of St. Carriers to.
Giles street, Norwich, are the principal landowners. The
soil is principally mixed; subsoil, marl, sand and gravel. Bury-Ernest Sheppard, wed. &; sat
The crops are generally on the four-course system. The Diss Jas. Andrews, tues. &; fri. &; Ernest Sheppard,fri
-area is 1,234 acres of land and ::l.'i of water; rateable value, Finningham Station-Arthur Bailey, daily
£1,800; the population in 1891 was 455. Mellis Station-William Humphrey, twice weekly
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Br~wn William, baker Mullinger Edward, boot makel'l
'Binckes Frederick Upland house Boston John, newsagent, stationer &; Newstead Harold E. farmer, Abbot'.
1luckenham Mrs ' hair dresser hall (postal address, Rickinghall,Diss)
Easlea Mrs. Barninghllm villa. BullQCk Henry,carpenter &; wh~l~ght Newstead Robert,farmer &; landowner,
Elliott Edward, The Hermitage Butcher Charles, grocer, draper, lron- Suggenhall far~
"Hamrigan Maurice Hermann M D monger &; boot dealer Perry Edgar, ohlmney sweeper
The Priory 0 •Buxton Samuel, Queen's Head PoH Perry Robert, furniture broker
Hill Mrs. The Hollies Oarter Charles, Prudential agent R ~ Wa1tr.B.builder &; toimber ~e.r
Hustler James Devereux D.L., J.P.The Claydon Edward &; Son, saddlers &; Rob~nson Brothers. steam (&; w1!1 d )
Lodge harn~ss makers mlllers, barley merchant9 &; colliery
Litehfield Thomas Claydon Arthur Edw.ard, POllt office agents ; ~ &; at Mellis &; Burston.
Perry Mrs elements George, carpenter Telegraphic address, " Robinson.
Po1"\;er William Cook Eliza (Mis·s), dress maker Mellis Station"
Rednall Walter B Hill hGuse Cook Hannah (Mrs.),boot& shoe mkr Robinson Mary Ann (Mrs.), superior
Robinson Mrs . Daines Albert, basket maker -apartments, Hill side
Sca.te8' Mrs. Mowbray house Davey Roberb Reeve, horse doctor Rob~nson' SI. (Mrs.), corn &; flour dealr
Taylor Benjamin Sword Doo Charles, thatcher Robm80n James Bobby, maltster &;
Ta.ylor Charles, Bank house Foresters Lodge, 5426 (J. H. Litch- co.m merchant
Ta.y1or F. Bridges field, sec) Robmson Samuel. Arthur, farmer,
Wainwright Harry Faulger .Arth. horse ,slaughterer &; frmr Lodge farm
Wilson George Holt D.L., J.P., Foulger JamB9, bill poster Rush Willia~, holrske doctorRi''ckas~isf.a;hnllll
Broom hills Foulger J ames :S. poultry dealer &; overseer "" c er to mg 6
hGrse slaughterer 'Superior Parish Council
COHMERCIAL. Francis Tom, farmer Sage J'ohn (Mrs.), dairy
Aldrich &; Bryant, drape'1's, grocers &; Fuller Jan~ (M1"s.), dress maker Sooley Henry, Cherry Tree P.H
patent medicine vendors Hannigan Maurice Hermann M.D., Silver John, tailor
Andrews J ames, carrier, patent madi- MoA.O. &; M.Oh. surgeon &; medical Silver Eliza (Mrso), beer retailer
cin~ vendor &; oil &; color man officer fQr Botesdale district 'Of Hart- Southgate Robert, farmer
Arnold John, carp8'llter ismere union &; Hinderday&.Ricking- Street Wm. threshing machine prop!
~semuly Rooms (Leonard Tipple, pro- hall Inferior district, Stow union,The Studd John Scrivener, pork butcher
prietor), Bell hotel Priory Taylor Charles, insurance agent &;
Bailey James, shopkeeper Hart Wa1ter, carriage builder &; agent for B{lrclay .& Co. Lim.bankra
Eailey WaIter, currier, leather mer- whoolwright Taylor F. Bridges, corn &; coal mer-
chant &; grindery dealer Harvey James, brush &; clog maker chant, see Robinson BrotherlJ
Baldwin Thomas Ernest, farmer &; pork butcher . Taylor Elzbth. S. (Mrs.), ladies' soh!
Banham Henry, shopkeepeT Harvey rwilliam George, fish dealer TrhurlGw John, farmer
iBa.rclay &; Co. Limited (branch), Hayward Robert Snare, blacksmith Tipple Frank Holden, Greyhound p.H
. bankers (Charles Taylor, agent), Raywood WaIter, plumber, glazier &; Tipple Leonard,Bell commercial hotel,
open 10 to 3, sat. 10 to I ; draw on beer retailer posting house &; farmer
head office, 54 Lombard street, Hazell Da,vid, builder &; ironmonger Wainwright Harry, farmer, Street frm
London E.C. Hazell Edith (Miss), dresSI maker Warren John, shoe maker
'Barke~ Frederick S. beer retailer Humphrey William,Oock P.H.&; carrier Warren Stephen, butcher
8ell Commercial Hotel (Leonllrd Litchfield Thomas, as·sistant overseer Westley Joseph, Garden. House P.H
Tipple, proprietor); posting In &; derk to Parish Council Wilson George Holt (James Dodding-
a" Its branches j wedding &; Matthews Henry, baker ton, manager), brick, tile & drain
funeral work done; orders by letter Mitchell Arthur, boot maker pipe maker
tOr telegram punctually attended to Moles George, watch, maker Wilson Rowland H. (of Bury),solicitor

:-BOULGE is a parish 3! miles north-west from Wood-
bridge station, on the Great Eastern railway, in the
:Son.th Eastern division of the county, Wilford hundred,
W oodbridge petty se~sional division, union and county
court diBtrict, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of
fluffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St.
Michael is a small edifice of flint in the Early English
$tyle, restored by the late J. Pureell FitzGerald and Robt.
.Holmes White esqrs. and consists of chancel, nave, sou~h
:aisle, north porch and an embattled western tower con-
taining one bell: in the south aisle are several monuments
to the Fitz-Gerald family, and in the churchyard is a mau-
soleum belonging to the same family: the organ waiJ intro-
duced in 1891: there are 120 sittings. The register dates
from the year 1539. The living is a rectory, consolidated
with Debach All Saints, net yearly value £184, with
20 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs.
C. Vanstone, and held since 1895 by the Rev. Ernest
Henry Hume B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, who
resides at Debach. Boulge Hall is the property of
Bobert HoImes White esq. who is lord of the manor
and principal landowner. The soil is clayey; subsoil,
clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and barley.
The area. is 535 acres; rateable value, £648; thQ popu-
lation in 1891 was 48.
Sexton, William Knights.
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 54 BOULGE. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

Letters through Woodbridge, arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dis- The children of this place attend the schools at Debach ~
patched: at 5.45 p.m.; the nearest money order &; Bredfield
telegraph office is at Melton, about 3 miles distant
White Robert Eaton J.P. Boulge hall\BUrCh James, farmer Dee Henry, hood gardener to Roberi
White Robert Holmes, Boulge hall I Holmes White esq
:BOXFORD is a. parish and: large village at the OOUNTY 'MAGISTR:ATES FOR BOXFORD PE'l'TY
boundary of four parishes, and consists of one long SESSIONAL DIVISION.
street, the north side of which is in Groton parish, it is 6 WeIler-Poley Wailter Johnson esq. Edwardstone hon:;e..
miles east from Sudbury station on the Bury and Colchester
Marks Tey line of the Great Eastern railway, in the Lowry-Corry Col. Hon. Henry William M.A. Edwardston&
Southern division of the county, Babergh hundred, hall, Colchester
petty sessional division of Boxford, Cosford! union, Rowley Sir Joshua Thellusson bart. D.L. Tendring hall.
Hadleigh county court district, rural deanery of Had- Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester
leigh, archdeaconry of 'Sudbury and diocese of Ely. Gurdon Sir William Brampton K.O.M.G., C.B., M.P. As-
The river Box flows through the village. The church sington hall, Colchester
of St. Mary is a. large bnilding of flint, in the Perpen- Pocklington Col. Henry, Ohelsworth •
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave with cle1'e- Scudamore Col. F. W. Chelsworth hall
!tory, aisles, north and south porches and a western Nocton William esq. Langham hall, Colchester
tower, with spire, containing a clock and 8 bells: the Brown Walter Thomas esq. D.L. Tostock place, Bury St~
north porch is a fine example of Decorated work and Edmunds
has a grained roof; the south porch is richly panelled: Cooke Edward Buckley esq. Polstead hall, Colchester
the church was completely restored in 1886, and affords Engleheart Henry Louis Dilman esq. Holbeck's park~
400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1557; Hadleigh
and there are churchwardens' accounts from 1529. The Palmer Henry Drake esq. Stour bank, Nayland, Colchester-
living is a rectory, net yearly value £3°7, including 38 The Chairman, for the time being, of the Cosford Rural
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord District Oouncil, is an ex-officio magistrate
Chancellor, and held since 1884 by the Rev. John Seager Clerk to the Magistrates, Chas. Jas. Grimwade,Hadleigh
Wt1rman M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford. The Congre- Petty Sessions are held at the Police court, Polstead, every
• gational chapel for this village is just within the parish fourth friday at II a..m. except twice in the year. Th~
of Edwardstone; it was built in 1823, and has a small following places are included in the petty sessional
burial ground attoched. The charities are p"rtly dis- division: Assington, Boxford, Bures St. Mary, Ed-
tributed in bread and otherwise applied to the support of wardstone, Groton, Milden, Newton, Nayland, Pol-
the National schools. Here are a malt house and flour stead, Stoke-by-Nayiland & Wissington
mills. Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart. of Tendring Police Station, William Peake, supt. &; ~ constables
Hall, who is lord of the manor, Mr. John Frederick Parson, PUBLIC OFFICERS.
and Mrs. Tiffin are the principal landowners. The soil is Assistant Overseer, Charles Edward Porter
mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Boxford District~
barley, beans, oats &c. The area is 1,324 acres; rateable Oosford Union &i Medieal Officer of Health, Cosford
value of Boxford, £2,205; the population in 1891 was 682. Rural District Council, Alfred Thompson L.R.C.P ~
Hagmore Green is I mile south-west and White Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng
Street Green is I south-east. SCHOOLS. I
The Grammar school, founded &; endowed by Qnee~
HADLEIGIl hamlet, adjoining the parish of Box- Elizabeth, has ceased to exist, & the income is now
ford, is in the hundred of Cosford. The area is 4 11 applied in the form of exhibitions for competition at
acres; rateable value, £539 I2S.; the population in some school higher than the elementary schools 8p-
18 9 1 was 188.· proved by the governors
Parish Clerk, John Rice. ' N a t i o n a l , built in 1838, for 140 children; average at-
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, tendance, IIO; Charles E. Porter, master; Mrs. O. M_
Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office Chas. Porter, assistant mistress
., Dawson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive through Col- Infant, erected in 1841; average attendance, 61; Miss S_
chester at 5.15 a.m. &; 2.15 p.m. &; are dispatched at 10 Trett, mistress
a.m. &; 7 p.m.; sundays, arrive at 5.15 a.m.; dispatched Carriers.-Thomas Hunwick, to Sudbury. thurs.; to-
at 7 p.w Colchester, wed. &; sat.; John Denis Griggs, Hadleigh
Pillar Letter Box, Calais street, cleared at 10.10 a.m. &; &; Ipswich, mono &; fri.; Sudbury. daily; Stoke Nayland
7.10 p.m.; sundays, 7.10 p . m · & Polstead, t~es. &; sat
BOXFORD. Finch Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker Riddlelsdell William, grocer &; draper
Fos,ter Rev. Joseph AlIen" (Oongregatnl) Gardner Alfred, grocer &; draper, &; Scarfe Saul, baker ,&; confectioDel'
Hart William agent for W. &; A. Gilbey Lim. wine Scarfe Stephen, miller (steam, 'Wind
King Mrs &; spirit merchants &; water) &; corn dealer
Mann Charles Parker' Godden Oharles, fruiterer Sore Mary Ann (Mrs.), baker
Moye Mrs Gooden George, Swan P.H. Starry Robert, shopkeeper
Spooner John Griggs John Dennis, carrier Ston{'l Herbert, blacksmith
Thompson Alfred Hills Philip B. farmer Street William, shoe maker
Tiffin Mn Hunwick Thos. Ishopkpr. &; carrier Stretton William Merrison, chemistl ~
Warman Rev.Jn. Seager M.A. Rectory Joslin. Walter, farmer Stribling Charles· Henry, tailDr '
• • COMMERCIAL. Kemball Charles, builder &; maltster ThompsoIlJ .Alfred L.R.C.P.Lond...
Andrews JI3S. beer rtlr. White St. gm Kingsbury Frederick, builder M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon; medical 01-
Baalha.m Walter, carpenter Kingsbury WaIter Bloss, ,builder ncer &; public vaccinator BoxfD:rd dis-
Baker John, beer retailer Last Joshua, shopkeeper &:; baker trict, Cosford union & medical nffieer-
Beeston Jonathan, farmer Mann Wm. Chequer P.H. &; pork btchr 'Of health. Cosfard Rural District.
Dramley Alfred, farmer, Calais Medcalf Maxis. (Mrs.), butcher Council
Street farm' Morphett Mary D. (Ml'IS.), private'schl Turner Arthur William, saddler
Clarke Annie (Mrs.), tailO'1' Parker James, fishmonger Wolton James, White Horse P.H
Dansie Robert, coal dealer . Pa.rson Ju. Frdk. farmer,Hagmore grn
[)aw80n Oharles,watch ma.&:; post office Pattle Wm. horse dlr. White 8t. grn HADLEIGH HAMLET.
Dawson Frith, boot &; cycle dealer Peake Wm. 'SI\lperintendent' of police Hills Henry, farmer
1'"ayers Goorge, farm bailiff to George Porter Ohas. Edwd. assistant overseer Parker James, fishmonger
Blencowe esq. HurreIl's farm Ribbans Aaron, Fleece P.H. &; butcher Robillson Samuel, farmer
Fletcher Samuel, poultry' kc. dealer, Ribbans WaIter, butcher Self John, farmer .
Calais street Rice J ohu, parish clerk Underwood Danl. Frederick Arth. frmr
:BOXTED (or Boxstead) is a parish near a feeder of the consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch Bnll
river Stour, 3 miles north from Glemsford station on the an embattled western tower containing 2 bells: there are-
.Oambridge and Sudbnry section of the Great Eastern three monuments and several tablets to the Poley family r
railway, 8 north-east from Clare, 8 north-west from Sud- the church has been restored at a cost of £2,000, and
bury, in the Southern division of the county, Babergh affords ISO sittings. The register commences in the year
'hundred, petty sessional division of MelIord, Sudbnry 1538. The livin~ is a rectory consolidated with that of
union and county court district and in the rural deanery Hartest, joint net yearly value £470, inclnding-
and archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The 20 acres of glebe,' with residence, in the gift
chureh is a structure of flint in th~ iPerpendicular style, of the Orown, and held since 1878 by the BeT•
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 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BRADFlELD BT. CLARE. 55
Arthur Packer :M.A.. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, rural the additional name of Pol~y. The soil is mixed', but
dean of Sudbury and J.P. Suffolk, who resides at Bartest. chiefly clay; subsoil, the same. The crops are wheat,
There are several charities, one of which, bequeathed by barley, oats and roots. The area. is 1,574 acres of land
a member of the Poley family in 1572, is equally divided and 8 of water; rateable value, £1,076; the population
among the poor of Boxted, Hartest,Somerton, Stansted and in 1891 was 249.
Glemsford. The old parish stocks are still standing in the Fenstead End, a hamlet of this parish, is 1: mile west.
village. Boxted Hall, an ancient mansion and the seat of Parish Clerk, Henry Pugh.
John George Weller-Poley esq. J.P: lord of the manor and
chief landowner, is surrounded by a moat and situated in Wall Letter Box cleared at 5. 15 p.m.; no collection on
a park 90 acres in extent: the hall was some years since sundays. Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at
repaired and its carvings restored. The manor originally 8 a.m. Hartest is the nearest money'order office &;
belonged to the abbey of Bury St. Edmunds, after which . Glemsford the nearest telegraph ~ce, 3 miles distant
it passed to Robert Harleston and the Duke of Gloucester, The children of this place attend the Bartest &; Hawkedon
then to the Poleys, and lastly to the WeIlers, who adopted school!t
Weller-Poley John George J.P. Garrett J. S. (exors. of), farmers I Payne Richard, gamekeeper to' J. G.
Boxted ha.ll Good John, farm bailiff to J. W. Sayer Wellel'-Poley esq .
Abbott George, farmer &; maltster esq. ,Braggens Sanders John, farmer, Moorhouse
Bacon Mary Ann (Mrs. ),King'sHd.P.B Moyse Thomas, farmer Stannard William, blacksmith
Coldham William, farm bailiff to J. NaTton Albion, f.armer, Books, farm Warledge John, farm bailiff to Lord'
G. Weller-Poley esq Pugh Henry, garoener, Boxted hall Walsingham .
BOYTON is a. parish near Butley Water, 6 miles west weekly: the rector is chaplain and paymaster, at a salary
from Melton station on the Great Eastern railway, 4 south- of £45 yearly. Bere is a reading room and library~ built.
west from Odord and 8 east-south-east from Woodbridge, in 1878 by Robert Johnson esq. and a recreation ground.
in the South Eastern division of the county, Wilford Lord Rendlesham, who is lord of the manor, and the trus-
hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division, union and tees of the almshouse estates are the principal landowners.
county court district, rural deanery of Wilford, arch~ The soil is light; subsoil, sand and gravel, with occasional
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church veins of clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and·.
of St. Andrew is, a building of stone, chiefly in the Gothic I turnips. The area is 1,528 acres of land and 2 of water,
style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch 44 of tidal water and 24 of foreshore; rateable value~.
and a western tower containing one bell: it was rebuilt I £1,282; the population in 1891 was 223.
(with the exception of the tower) and enlarged in 1869-7°,: Parish Clerk John Wolton.
at a cost of about £1,3°0: on the north side is a hand- I ' •
some Norman doorway: there are 170 sittings. The Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; AnnUIty &; Insuran.ce Office.-
register dates from the year 1616. The living is a rectory, John W?lton, sub-postmaster.. Letters arrIve- through.
net yearly value £200, including 23 acres of glebe I Woodbndge a:t 7·5.0 a.m.) dIspatched at 5. 15 p.m.
and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the I Hollesle~, 3 mIles dls~ant, IS the nearest telegraph office
late Mrs. Mary Warner, and held since 18 9 1 by School (mIXed) erecte~ III 1868 by the trus.tees of the alms-
the Rev. Adam Washington M.A. of St. John's house &i enlarged m 18 91, for 65 chIldren; average·
College, Cambridge and surrogate. Here is a Baptist i attendance, 50; Miss Florence Stanton, mistress
chapel. There are almshouses' for 12 poor men and 12 I Carriers to Woodbridge. Walter Disbrey, mono thurs. &.
poor women, founded by Mrs. Mary Warner in 1740 and sat. &; Daniel Wolton from Capel St. Andrew, tues.
endowed with land here: the inmates have now 8s. each thurs. &; sat
Washington 'Rev. Adam M.A.(rector &; Disbrey Robert, grocer &; draper Minter David, cattle dlr. &; farmer
rnl"lll dean), Rectory Green WaIter, Bell inn Minrer Nathan, coal dealer
Olouting Charles Jasper, blacksmith JohnsoD! Ernest, farm steward to the Reading Room &; Library (Fredericll:.
Blomfield Robt. miller (wind &; steam) Colonial College, Boyton hall Charity, sec)
Disbrey Walter, carrier' &; butcher Ling George, farmer, Valley farm Richardson Frederick, carpenter
BRADFIELD, usually called BRAD FIELD Thos. Williams RA. of St. David's College, Lampeter.
COMBUST, or Burnt Bradfield, from the destruction of There is a Primitive Methodist chapel. This parish was
the old hall by fire in 1327, is a parish 11 miles south the birthplace and residence of the late Mr. Arthur-
from the Whelnetham station on the Bury and Marks Tey Young, the celebrated agriculturist. Bradfield Hall,
line of the Great Eastern railway, and 5 south-south-east erected by the late Arthur John Young esq. J.P. in 1857,.
from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division on the site of the old hall, and now occupied by the Rev.
of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional Charles Smyth Johnston RA. is a mansion in the Gothic-
division, Thedwastre hundred, Thingoe union, county style, surrounded by wood.s and plantations: a nobh~
court district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of avenue of lime trees, planted in 1725, leads from the hall.
Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of to the church. The Rev. C. S. Johnston RA. Mrs. Wol-
Ely. The church of All Saints is a building of stone and ton. of Ixworth, and James Henry Porteus Oakes esq. of
flint in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, Nowton court, Bury, are the chief landowners; there are-
south aisle, south porch and western bell turret contain- several smaller proprietors. The soil is mixed and fer-
ing 3 bells: there is a fine Norman font and good double tile; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat..
piscina: several of the windows are stain-ed: and there oats and barley. The area is 820 acres; rateable value,.
are mural monuments to the Young family and tablets about £578; the population in 1891 was 130.
to the Edwards and Enraght families: the church was Parish Clerk, James Taylor.
re~to~ed in 1869~ and during the progress of the work Letters through Bury St. Edmunds, arrive at 7 8.m. '"
pamtmgs'.were dIscovered on the. north wall of the nave 5.5 0 p.m. Cockfield is the nearest telegraph &; money
representIng St. George, St. Chrlstopher and an angel; order office about 2 miles distant .
these are supposed. to date from about 1400: there are '
120 sittings. The registers date from the year 153 8. Wall Letter Box, near Rectory, cleared at 7 a.m. &; 5·5()
The living is a discharged rectory, net yearly value £ 103, p.m. week days &; 7 a.m. on sundays
with residence, in the gift of the Rev. Charles Smyth National School (mixed), erected in 1:856, for 50 children;
Johnston RA. and held since 1893 by the Rev. William average attendance, 23; Mrs. Emma Cath.Green,mist
J.ahllJston Rev. Charles Smyt-h RA. Cane James, farmer Hubbard Thomas, farmeT'
Braddield hall Ellis George, farmer, Loft farm RoUe William, farmer
Williams Rev. Wm.Thos. RA..Rectory Gilbert Henry, farm bailiff to Rev. Snell James, farmer
Albon Jam~, caDpenter Charles Smyth JQhnston B.A Waspe Geo. Hora.ce; frmr. Sutton hall
Butcher Goo. black,smith &; shopkeeper Howe Harry, Manger P.H.
BRADFIELD ST. CLARE is a parish I mile south- sittings. The register dat69 from the year 1538. The
east from Whelnetham station, 5 south from Thurston living is a rectory, net yearly value £195, with 30 acres
station, both on the Great Eastern railway, and 5 south. of glebe and residence, in the gift of A. Wakerley esq. and
east-by-south from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North West- held since 1873 by the Rev. Alex. Swiney LL.M. of St.
ern division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty Peter's College, Cambridge: the rectory house was built
sessional division, Thedwastre. hundred, Thingoe union, by the present rector in 1875 at a cost ()f £1,86rlo St,·.
county conrt district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery Clare Hall, now occupied as' a farm oollse, is an ancient .•
of .Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of moated structure, and was formerly IJ. retreat of the monks. "
Ely. The church of St. Clare is a structure of flint and stone of Bury. The principal landowneTS' are Jam.es Maulkin. I
in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave,south King esq. of Barton Lodge, WilliaIIi Biddellr e~. Qf,
porch and an embattled western tower containing 3 bens: Lavenham Hall, and WaIter Orbell Palmer el!q. ()(Brad-
the church was thoroughly restored in 1874, and has 140 field St. George. The soil is chiefly clay and loam; sub-,
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soil, the same. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley, Pillar Letter Box cleared at 4 p.m. week days; sundays,
beans and green crops. The. area is 1,428 acres of 10.40 a.m
fertile land; rateable value, £6S3; the population in National School (mixed), built with teacher's house by
1891 was 216. the rector in 1875, at a cost of [,365, for 40 children;
Parish Clerk, Robert Pawsey. average attendance, 28; Mrs. Mary Ann Scott, mistress
Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 8 a.m.
The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Cock- Carrier to Bury St. Edmunds. Jas. Meekings, wed. & sat
field, about 2 miles distant
Bwiney Rev. Alexandel" LL.M.Rectory Cobbold James, farmer, Wood house Soott Frances (Mrs.), 'beer retailer &
Wolton Mn. The Lodge Hayward Thomas, farmer,Lodge farm shopkeeper
Ball Edward, fmmer' King Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Soott J ames, farmer
Glark Arthur, land steward to James Meekings James, ca:rrier Scott John Wyard, boot maker
M. -King esq. St. Clare hall Norman Nathl.farDlJlr, Pitcher's green Wyard Walter, farmer

BRADFIELD ST. ,GEORGE is a parish I mile mansion of red brick pleasantly situated in a park of about
north-east from Whelnetham station on the Bury and 90 acres. The trustees of the late Rev. Robert Davers,
Sudbury section of the Great Eastern railway, and d rector here from 1802, who are lords of the manor, W. O.
south-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western Palmer esq. Robert Wyndham Jermyn Rushbrooke esq. of
division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty Rushbrooke Hall, and the trustees of the late George
sessional division, Thedwestre hundred, Thingoe union, Hervey Nunn esq. are the prindpallandowners. The soil
Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural deanery is clay; subsoil, loamy. The chief crops are wheat, oats,
of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese beans, barley and turnips. The area is 1,966 acres of
of Ely. The church of St. George is a structure of flint fertile soil and woodland; rnteable value, £1,3°3; the
and stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, population in 1891 was 388.
nave, south porch, north aisle and an embattled western Pari>lh Clerk, George Cobbold.
tower with pinnacles, containing 5 bells: the tenor was Post Office.-Mrs. Jane Steggall, sub-postmistress. Let-
recast and the others rehung in 1891, at the cost of the ters through Bury arrive at 7 a.m. Box cleared week
rector: there are 240 sittings. The register dates from days, 5·5 p.m.; sundays, 11,25 a.m. Postal orders
the year 1568. The living is a rectory, with that are issued here, but not paid. Rougham is the nearest
of Rushbrook annexed, net yearly value £412, money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant
with 14 acres of glebe and residence, in the Wall Letter Box, near Maple farm, cleared at 4.30 p.m. ;
gift of the Mlarquess of Bristol, and held since 1884 by the sundays, II.5 a.m
Rev. George Frands Turner M.A. of Trinity College, National School (mixed), for 70 children; average attend.
Oxford, hon. canon of Ely and J.P. Suffolk. There is a ance, 56; Miss Sarah Marsh, mistress
parish room connected with the rectory. West Lodge, Police Station, John Pawsey, constable
the seat of WaIter Orbell Palmer esq. is a fine Gothic Carrier to Bury.-Mrs. Pettitt, wed. &; sat
Bland David Frost Charles, White Horse P.H Palmer Waiter Orbell, farmer &; land-
Palmer Wa-lter Orbell, West lodge Harringto'll Thomas, farmer, Carr gate owner, West lodge
Steward Fredk. 'Illios. The LaureLs Hubbard George, beer retailer,Small_ Raynham John Andrews, wheelwright
Turner Rev. George Francis M.A., wood green &; blacksmith
J.P. (hon. canon of Ely), The Last Cornelius, shopkeeper Rush Robert, farmer, Broom Hall fm
Rectory Last Edith (Miss), ,S'hopkeeper Scarfe Wm. hurdle ma. Link wood
Lawson Joseph, farmer, Hall farm Steggall Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
COMMERCIA.L.
Ly.qn Samuel Thomas, farmer Post office
Arbun iFrederick, farm bailiff to Wm. Mmriott Wm. farmer, Maple farm Steward Frederick Thomas, farmer
Jolly ~sq. Abbots hall Melton Charles, beer retailer "l'Tebb Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), miller
Clover J ames, rope maker Morley Walter, farmer (stealll & wind)
Cocksedge Isaac, market gardener Norman Nathaniel, farmer

GREAT BRADLEY is a parish on the Cambridgeshire :\JtA. of Exeter College, Oxford. Here are the kennelS!
border and on the river Stour, 61 miles north from Haver- of the Newmarket and Thurlow fox hounds. Newmarket,
hill station on the Cambridge and! Sudbury line of the Haverhill, Clare and Thurlow are convenient towns for
Great Eastern Railway, and 8 south from. Newmarket, in hunting visitors. Lord Hampden, who is lord of the
the Southern division of the county, Risbridge hundred, manor, and the master and fellows of St. John's College,
petty sessional division and union, Haverhill county court Cambridge, are the principal landowners. The soil is
district, rural deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of Sud· clay; subsoil, clay. The crops are wheat, barley, oats,
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is a beans, peas and roots. The area is 2,339 acres; rateable
building of stone and flint in the Perpendicular style, con- value, £1,481; the population in r891 was 317.
sisting of chancel, nave, south parch and a. tower on the I Post Office.-Mrs. Ellen Plumb, sub-postmistress. Let-
~outh side containing 3 bells: the chancel was repaired in ters received from Newmarket at 6 a.m.; dispatched at
r864: there are 150 sittings. The register dates from the 6'45 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
year 1560. The living is a rectory, net income {28o, Thurlow is the nearest money order & telegraph office,
with 40 acres of glebe and: residence, in the gift of the 2 miles distant
trustees of the late Rev. J. McMahon Wilder, and held National Scho'Ol (mixed), for 60 children; average attend-
since 1892 by the Rev. William Bumard Chichester Wilder ance, 40; Mrs. Rittey Wetherell, mistress
Long Daniel Kent, The HaH . Jevons R. R Fox P.H Nice Josiah, baker & miller (wind)
Smith Frank J Hayward Richard, Crown P.H. &; bId l' Oughton Frederick, beer retailer
Wilder Rev. William Burnard Chi- Ingham William, stockman to Mr. Plumb Enen (Mrs.), shopkpr.Post off
chester RA. ReC'tory Frank J. Smith Turner RGbert, stockman to Daniel
Galley George, fal'Ill bailiff to Daniel Long Da·niei Kent, farmer Kent Long esq
Kent LGng esq Martin George, farmer
LITTLE, BRADLEY is a parish 6! miles north from The register dates from the year 1561. The living is 8
Haverhill railway station, in the Southern division of the discharged rectory, net income £150, in the gift of
county, Risbridge hundred, petty sessional division and E. R Foster esq. and held since 1894 by the Rev. Edward
union, Haverhill county court district, rural deanery of Amps M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who resides
Thurlow, archdeaconry of Sudbury and d'iocese of Ely. The at Carlton, Newmarket. Ebenezer Bird Foster esq. of
church of .All Saints is a small but ancient building of flint Anstey Hall, Trumpington, Cambs. is lord of the manor
in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave, south and principal landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil,
porch and a circular embattled western tower containing mixed. The crops are wheat, barley, oats and roots. The
one bell: in the church is a memorial brass to John Daye, area ill 971 acres; rateable value, £572; the population
an- early English printer, who died at Walden. Essex, in in 1891 was 75. .
1584: the chancel retains a monument to Richard Le Hunt,
who died: r540 : one of the windows, all of which are Letters receive~ from N ewm~rket at 6 a.m. ; dispatched at
stalined, is a memorial to John Daye, and! was erected by 6·30 p.m. Llttle Thurlow ls.the ~earest money order &
the Stationers' Company of London: the church was telegraph office, about 1 mlle dlstant
thoroughly restored in 1879 at 8 cost of about £900, and is I 'l'he ehildren of this place attend the school at Little
noW seated with open oak benches, affording 70 sittings. Thurlow
Mitchell Joseph, frlOr. Bradley plaee I Pratt Mary (Mrs.), frmr.Norley moat·, Rowling William, Royal Oak r.B
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BRAMFIELD. 57
:BRADWELL is a parish and village, seated on a height, ' with residence, in the gift of and held since 1864 by the
3 miles south-south-west from Yarmouth (Scmthtown)· Rev. John Walker M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge.
station on the Great Eastern railway and 8 north-west There is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in 18g1.
from Lowestoft, in the Northern division of the county, I Hobland Hall, now (H)OO) occupied by Mrs. Parlby, is an
hundred, petty sessional division and incorporation of Mut- . ancient mansion of brick, situated in a well-wooded park
ford and Lothingland, Great Yarmouth county court dis- of 36 acres. The principal landowners are Magdalen Col-
trict, rural deanery of Lothingland, archcLeaconry of lege, Oxford, the trustees of the late James Larkman,
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Samuel Nightingale, jun. William Shales, John Ouzmin
Nicholas is a structure of flint with stone dressings, in the Pearson and William Tubby esqrs. The soil is sandy;
Later Decorated style, consisting of chancel,. nave, aisles, subsoil, sandy. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
south porch and low round western tower containing 3 roots. The area is 2,340 acres, nearly one-fourth of which
bells: the font is octagonaJ, and adorned with carved is marsh land, near the river Yare, 17 of water and 52 of
I
figures, four of which represent the evangelists; the foreshore; rateable value, £2,123; population in 18g1
cbancel retains a piscina and sedilia; and on the north was 542.
side are two carved kneeling figures; the communion plate Assistant Parish Clerk, Harry Cooper
includes a chalice inscribed "BRADWELL * CHVRCH * Post Office.-Charles Reynolds, sub-postmaster. Letters
CVP * 1668;" in 1875 the church was partially restored received through Yarmouth by foot post at 7 a..m. &i
and reseated with open benches, at a cost of about £900, 4.25 p.m. &; dispatched at 9.30 a.m. &; 5.55 p.m. Postal
and a new pulpit, reading desk and chancel stalls erected, orders are issued here, but not paid. Gorleston is the
and! an open-timbered roof was also placed above· the nearest money order &i telegraph office, 2 miles distant
chancel: the porch was rebuilt in 1889 at a cost of about Wall Letter Box, School house, cleared at 9.30 a.m. &; 6.30
£200, and the churchyard enlarged in 1891: there are 262 p.m No sunday collection
sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the- yeu National School (mixed), erected in 1867 &; enlarged in
[560, marriages 1565 and burials 1556. The living is a 1894 for 135 children; average attendance, 98; Miss
rectory, net yearly value £4°9, besides 12 acres of glebe, Emma Borking, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Burton William, farmer Keiler Richard, market gardener
Cook Thomas, Hobland house ChUTch Charles, farmer MayS! William, farmer .
Harrison Edward, Eastbourne house Oodling Esther (Mrs.), market gardnr Minister SI. frmr. Gapton Hall frm
Parlby Mrs. Hobland hall Cook Thomas, fa.rmer, Hobland ho Moore Oliver, Sun inn
PearST()ll John Ouzmin, Oak dene Disney Robert James, miller (wind), Pearson John Ouzmin, frmr. Oak dene
Perry Mrs. Jubilee lodge Bradwell mill Reynolds Chas. shopkpr. POit office
Walker Rev. John M.A. Rectory Ellis Hezekiah, market gardener Sharman James, farmer
Wiltshire Charles Hy. Bradwell ho Flaxman Arthur, shopkeeper Shreeve Tihomas. farmer
Gowing John Fredk. frmr. Wheatcrft Tubby William, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Hales William, farm bailiff to Albert Whurr WaIter, market gardener
Amies James, farmer Rivitt esq Wiles ThomaS', market gardener
Bland Edward. farmer Ives George, market gardener Wright Henry, farmer
:BRAlliEWORTH (or Brayesworth) is a parish and merly of Braiseworth Lodge, left £100 to be invested. The
6IIlall village 2 miles south-south-west from Eye terminal interest, amounting to £3 yearly, is distri'buted among
station on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the the poor in coals by the rector and churchwardens. Lady
North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere Bateman, of Brome Hall, Scale, who is lady of the manor,
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Eye county and Lord Henniker are the chief landowners. The land is
court district, rural deanery of North Hartismere, arch- of mixed soils ; subsoil clay. The chief crops are wheat,
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Of the old barley and beans. The area is 728 acres; rateable value,
church of St. Mary the chancel alone is standing, and is £661; the population in 1891 was II9.
used as a cemetery chapel. The present church of St.Mary, Parish Clerk, David Gooderham.
~rectedi in 1857, is a buildi~g. of flint w~th stone dressings Letters by foot post from Eye, arrive at 7.30 a.m. Eye,
m the Norman style, conslstmg of apsIdal chan~e~, nave, 2 miles distant is the nearest post money order &; tele.
@outh porch and bell-turret at the west end contammg one graph office ' ,
bell: there are go sittings, half being free. The register .
dates from the year 1709. The living is a. rectory, net PIllar Letter Box near the church, cleared at .7. 10 &; 10.40
yearly value £139, with 20 aCTes of glebe and residence. a.m. &i 3·5 p.m.; sunday 9·35 a.m
erected in 1854, in the gift of Lady Bateman, and held School (mixed), erected in 1862, upon ground contiguous
flince 1898 by the Rev. Frank Sheffield M.A. of Trinity to the church &; enlarged in 1874, for 35 children;
Hall, Cambridge. The late James Dudley Hart esq. for- average attendance, 22; Mrs. S. E. Bond, mistr.ess
Sheffield Rev. Fra~ M.A. (rector), Copping Thomas, farmer Skinner Thos. frmr.Braiseworth rood
. Rectory Leach Edwa:rd, shopkeeper Tufts Alexander, farmer
Eloomfield Alexander, farmer Mutimer Oarlos, Braiseworth lodge Upson John, farmer
:BRAMFIELD is a village and parish 2i miles south vicarage, net yearly value £142, including 4! acres of
from Halesworth station, on the Grea.t Eastern railway glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord Ohancellor,
and the same distance from the Blyth, in the North and held since 18g8 by the Rev. Hugh Tregarthen Millett
Ea.steorn div~sion of the county, Blything hundred, petty RA. of St. David's College, Lampder: the great tithes,
sessional division and union, Halesworth county court held by Joseph Fry esq. of Ipswich, are commuted at
district, rural doonery of South Dunwich, archdeaconry of 1.420 yearly. Here is a Congregational chapel, built in
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St.Andrew 1841, with 'burial ground attached, and a. Primitive Metho-
is an ancient building of flint, in the EMly Decorated dist chapel, built in 1851. There are charities derived
style, with a thatched roof, and CQnsists of chancel, nave, from land at Metfield, left in 1701 by Thomas Neale, for
south porch and an embattled round tower, standing an almshouse, erected in 1723, for 8 poor persons, and for
detached at a distance of about 20 feet and containing 5 teaching six poor children. Castle Hard is an ancient
bells, refitted at Ea~ter. 1890, by Day and Sons, of Dere- British earthwork, in which bronze and .stone celts have
bam, at a cost of about £50: in the chancel aore ·sedilia been discovered. Bramfield Hall, formerly the seat of
and a crocketed piscina, and there is a s-imilar piscina in the Rabett family, who lived in this parish about
t.he nave: a Perpendicular oak screen of grea,t beauty four centuries, is now the residence of Mrs. Southgate.
divides the nave and chancel, the loweJr part of whioh Bramfield House, a mansion of brick, is the property and
is adorned with ancient paintings of the FOUT Evangelists residence of Miss Tatlock. The Earl of Stradbroke is lord
and St. Mary Magdalene: in the chancel is a large monu- of the manor of Bramfield with Brook Hall, otherwise
ment, with effigies in marble, to Arthur (3rd son of Sir Stonhams: part of the parish is in the manor of Blyth-
Edward Coke, kt. Lord Chief Jusmee of England), ob. burgh, of which Sir Ralph Barrett Macn,aghten Blois bart.
6 Dec. 1629, and Elizabeth his wife (daughter of Sir of Oockfield Hall, is lord. Mrs. Margaret Ogilvie, of
George Waldegr,ave, kt. of Ritcham): on the monument Sizewell, Misg Tatlock, and the trustees of the late H. A.
aTe a large num1ber of armorial bearings of the Coke S. Bence esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is
and Waldegreve famiJies and there are 8'1180 severnl tablets mixed, chiefly clay and partly of a light sandy nature;
to the families of Rabett and NelSQn: on the north wall of subsoil, sand, gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat,
t'he nave, between the four arms of a C'l'OSS which was fixed barley, beans, peas and roots. The area is 2,599 acres;
to the wall beneath en arched recess, are figures of nimbed rnteable value, £3,9°8; and the population in 189!
angels issuing from and bOOTing seroUs and chalices: was 535.
there is also,under the plaster, a painting of St.George and Parish Clerk Wiloom Philpot
the Dragon: all the ehancel windows are stained: a vestry , .
Was added on the sooth side of the chancel in 1888 by Miss Post Office. John Marmaduke Marsden, sub-postmaster.
Tablock, at a cost of about£100: the chureh aHords 300 LetteM received from Hales'Worth at 7 &; 10 a.m. &i
sittings. The register dates from 1539. The living is a dlispatched at 10.5 B.m. &; 7 p.m.; sundays, dispatched
 58 BRAMFlELD. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

, at 10 a.m. PoSliJal orders are issued here, but not National School (mixed), er~cted in 1872, at the expense of
padd. The nearest money OO'der & telegraph office is at Miss Tatlock, for about 160 children; average attend..
Halellworth, 3 miles distant ance, 92; Edwin Chaplin, master
BeIoe MI"s. BI"ook hall Fenn Eliza, (Mrs.), Queen's Head inn Nunn Henry, fa;rm bailiff to Capt.
Lock Mrs. Stone hOU96 Fenn George J ohnson, boot :maker R. Turner
Millett Rev. Rugh Tregarthen B.A. Haill George Herbert, farmer, Castle Piper Goorge, farmer
Vicarage farm &; Brights farm Read Fdk. J. farmer, Church farm
Southgate Mrs. The Hall Higham William, maltster Read Jas. Barnaby, frmr. Grove farm
Tatlock Miss, Bramfield house Jacobs George,&; Jonoo, bricklayers Sevage William, vermin destroyer
Kersey Jsph. Geo. farmer, Manor frm Seaman James, farmer
COMMERCIAL. King Da.vid, farmer, Buildings farm Smith &; Girling, millers rewind)
Aldous Henry, farmer Lee John, farmer, &; land agent for SmithWilliam,gardener to MissTatlock
Aldridge Adam, farmer, Hill farm Miss TaUock, Broad Oak farm Thain EdwaTd William, blacksmith &;.
Andrews George Hadingham, miller Lenny Barney, hawker cy>ele agent
(wind &; steam) &; farmer Lovett Robt. Wm. frmr. Waterloo fIn Turner Robert, jun. farm bailiff to
Berry George, bricklayer Lovett William, farmer Major Horace Cocks
:Borrett AIfd. In. tailor &; woollen drpr Ludbrook Thomas, farmer, Potash frm Vincent Edwd. Cook, frmr.Church fro
Bull William &; John, farmers Marsd£'n John Marmaduke, carpenter, Wadde11 William Buchanan, farmer~
Chapman William, vermin destroyer farmer &; post office Earlsway farm
Chnrehman William, gardener' to Mouser Alfred, boot maker Wrigh:t Arnold Button, grocer, draper,
:Mrs.' &u.thgate Newman John, grocer &; draper blacksmith, assistant overseer, as-
Clarke Sml. pork btchr. &; Swan P.H Newson George; farmer flessor &; collector of taxes &; clerk
Cole Oharles Wesley, farmer Noy William, wheelwright to Parish Council
Easthaugh Roraee, frmr.Bunker'e hill Nann Frederi~k, beer retailer ,
BRAMFORD is a parish, considerable viHage, and yeaTly in flour and coals. Francis Broke left a
station on the Great Eastern railway and on the navigable yearly charge of £5 to the poor in bread and meat. There
river Gipping, 701 miles from London, 2! north-west from is an almshonse consisting of a single tenement, occupied
IpsWlich, in the South Eastern division of the county, :Bos- by five widows. About 15 acres of land aTe let, off for
mere hundred and union, BOtsmere and Uaydon petty ses- allotments in three separate and convenient spots. In the
monal division,Ipswich county court district, rural deanery p8lrish are chaJk pits, extensive manure and cement works.
of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- Bramford Hall, a handsome brick mansion, standing in it9
wich. The church of St. Mary is a building of flint and own grounds of about 20 acres, surrounded by about 300
stone in the Early Engli'Sh, Decorated -and Perpendicular acres of well wooded: pa;rk scenery, is now occupied by
styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, a.i.sles, Maj.-Gen. In. Cecil Russell J.P.; it was fmmerly the seat
north and south porches, and an embattled western tower, of the Acton family and afterwards belonged to the Late
with pinnacles and lead covered spire, and containing 6 Admil1'ail. Sir G. N. Broke Middleton bart. O.B. (d. 1887),
beLls: the chancel, which is unusually lofty, is divided but is now the property of Lady Loraine, of Markyate,
from the nave by an extremeIy fine stone screen of three Dunstable. who is lady of the manor. Riohard TacoD
arches, datdng from the 13th century: it retains a pi'scina, esq. of Eye, is lord of the manor of Lovetofts. Lady
and there a;re also sedilia and a piscina in the south aisle; Laraine. Edward Packard esq. Nathaniel Catchpole e!q.
the font has a curiously carved cover; the tracery over of Whitton White House, Ipswich, Mr. George Fiske and
the elerestory on the north side is very finely carved, and the Misses Mumford, of Henler road, Ipswich; are the
on the battlements a.re 14 grotesque figures representing principal landowneTs. The soil is light; subsoil, sand~
dogs, birds &c.: Dowsing, the Puritan iconoclast, visited and in places chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley
this chUlI'Ch in 1644 and records that he destroyed here and oats. The area is 3,244 acres of land ,and 16 of
upwards of 841 ~lUperlltitiou8 pictures: heating apparatus water; rateable value, £6,728; the population in 1891
was put in in 1872: the church was decorated in 1883 was 1,408. of which 230 are ecclesiastically attached to
and the chancel walls also in 1884, and in 1895 a new All Saints', Ipswich.
vestry was built and a new organ provided: there are P s t MO&; TOT M 0 E D r P 1
430 sittings, 200 being free. The register dates from 0p , t' 'S . B &' An·' :t .... l" xpressOffie Iveryw''lalirce
t h e year 1553· Th e li· .. 'th th h I os,.. nUl.,. au nsurance ce. ,lam
vmg IS a VIcarage, Wl e cape ry H Ki b t t L tt . ed th h
of Burstall annexed, joint net income £227, with 9 acrell en17 ng, su -pOll mall er. e ers recelV roug
f leb
o g e an d re 'd t d' 8 . th ·ft
SI ence, erec e ill I 70, ill ·e gl 80 b e f th IpswIch
... 8 at. 5· 15 a.m. &; 2 p.m. Box closes at 12·35
k d ays; lIun d ays, 9 a.m. W a11 L ett er
au. 10 p.m. wee
Dean an d Ch ap t er 0 f Cant erbury, and h eId Sillce I 94 Y B th t t· I d t 2 ... 2
th e R ev. R owIan d Vect IS · B ark eT M.A. 0f Ch TIS ' t Ch urch, k d e.g...a Ion c eare a 7.d 5 a.m. au 7. 5 p.m.
ox near
Ox f o rd. H ere IS' a W es Ieyan cape,
h I ':w. A c on,t ·ID on wee ays au 9·5 'a.m. on sun ays
1703, bequeathed to the poor of BramfoTd £200 National Sch~ol (mixed), built in 1860 & enlarged in 1873~
for the purchase of land; this benefaction now for 200 children; average atendance, 190; .A.braham
consists of 3 cottage and 14 acres of land at Rumsey. ma1ster
Stowupland, let for £20 yearly, which is distributed Railway Stati'On, William Cole, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bloomfield EUen (Mrs.), Cock P.R Hood Charles, pork butcher
Ba;rker Rev. Rowland Vectis M.A. Bovill Fredk. Geo. grocer &; draper Jac~son Isaac, frmr. Sycamore houlle'
Vicarage Bowman Thomas, baker Jolly Roberll, farmer, Bullen faiI'm
Cubitt Frank Jary. Runction house Chittock Charles, shopkeeper Jolly Wm. farmer, Bullen Hall farm
Haward Henry, Grove cottage Coe Alfred, brick &; tile maker '&i King' Harry, wheelwright
Henderson Henry (H.M. inspector of lime burner King' William Henry, post office •

schools), Riverhill Cook William, blacksmith Mee Albert, boot maker

Henderson Mrs. sen. Riverhill Dedman George, bricklayer PaJlant John, butcher .
Leggatt Miss, Bramford house Fiske George, estate agent, farmer & Packard Edward &; Co. Limited, manu-
Long Mrs landowner, Thornbush facturing chemists
, Packard Edward J.P. The Grove Fosker Isaac, farmer Pallant Henry, butcher
Russell Major General John Cecil J.P. Flower John, painter &; glazier Palmer Frank Jas. Angel inn &; farmer
BramfoTd hall Fison Joseph &; Co. Limited, agricul- Pryke Samuel, fa,rmer &; coal mercM
Sayer Miss, Springfield cottage tural chemists, Eastern Union che- Ranson James Manning, saddler
Shipston Charles H mical works Ruffles Thomas, nurseryman
Symons Mrs. The Gables Garnham George, farm bailiff ",0 Ed- Scopes Thomas, shopkeeper
Wames Donald Chas. Bramford lodge waTd Packard esq. J.P Southgate James, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Hitchcock Oha,rles Ebenezer, :miller Tarlor Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer
Andrews Fred. miller, Old Paper mill (water &; steam) Taylor WaIter, boot maker
(water) no11and Robert, farm bailiff to George Tricker WaIter, grocer &; draper & coal
:Barfield Henry, beer retailer Fiske esq &; corn merchant, Commerce house
BRAMPTON is a village and pamh, with a station Ii nave,south parch and.an embattled western tower contam-
miles north-we6t from the village, on the E8ISt Suffolk ing 5 bells: in 1857 it was raseatad with open benches
branoh of the Great Eastern railway, 5i miles south from and a new desk and pulpit of oak 'Were erected, and in 1883
Beccles and 5 north-ea'st from Hales'Worth, in the Northern a fine new screen was placed in the church: the st.6ined
division of the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional windows include two memol'iIal windows to the Rev.
division and union, Halesworth county comt district,rural Thomas Orgill Leman M.A. rector from 1837, d. 1873.
deanery of North Dunwich. archdeaconry of Suffolk and and another to Henry Jex, d. 1862: there are 170 sittin~s.
dioceose of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is 6 flint The register dates firom about the year 1760. The living is a
building in the Perpendicular style, eonsisting of chancel, rectory, net yearly value £280, with XI acres of glebe
 nffiECTORY.] SUFFOLK•. BRANDON. 69
I
and house, in the gift of Naunton Robert Twysden Leman mixed and partly heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief- crops
esq. and held since 1873 by the Rev. Thomas Spencer, are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 2,071 acres;
Curteis RA. of Trinity College, Cambridge. There are I rateable value, £2,417; the population in 1881 was 29 8 ;
town estates, valued at £3 yearly for the poor, and I and in 1891 was 309.
about 12 acres of meadow land, called the "Town Fen," i Sexton, David Girling. .
let for £25 yearly, ",!"hich sum is applied ~o! Post Office.-William Gray, sub-postma'8ter. Letters
chmch pu~poses. There l~ M,SO. an endowment . left III I received tJhrough Wangford R.S.O. at 6.30 a.m.; dis-
1805 by MISS Le~l3.n, to this parIsh, and the parns:hes of, patched at 7.45 p.m. Postal orders a.re issued here.
Cratfield and ~edJish:'lm, f~r the support of Sunday schools, but not paid. The nearrest m()ney order & telegraph
and from whICh th~s parIsh recery-ed £8 6s. 8d. ye~rly. office is at 'Wangford, 4 miles distant. Wall Box, Sta-
Eram.pton Hall, the seat of Frede~lck Launcelot HamIlton I tion, cleared 4. 20 p.ro
Mornce esq. J.P. was erected ill 1796, and stands o n . . .
rising ground, surrounded by a shrubbery. N. R. T. NatIonal School (mrxed), erected ill 18 72 at the expense
Leman esq. who is lord of the manor, the trustees of of. the Rev. T. O. Leman M.A. la~e rector, for 66
the late John Hotson esq. of Long Stratton, Norfolk, Vis- ch!1dren ; average attendance, 50; MISS Ellen CrapneU,..
count Melville, Messrs. John & Josiah Jebb and Charles IWstress
Nash esq. are principal landowners. The soil is partly Railway Station, Fredk. Wm. Watson Dyer,stetion master
Curteis Rev. Thomas Spencer B.A. Gillett 'Rubert Cyrus Howard, farmer, Scarle Fanny C:~Irs.), farmer
Rectory Manor house Smoothy Kembell William., farmer;
Morrice Frederick Launcelot Hamil- Gray William, post office Titshall farm
ton J.P. Brampton hall Howlett William, Railway tavern SmoothyW1illiam Freeman, farmer,.
COMMERCIAL. Hurren William, farmer Hollybush farm
Balderstone James, farm bailiff to W. Meadows Henry, farmer Stannard David, farmer, Brampt()o
R. Clark esq Na,sh Charles, farmer, The Grove &. Old hall
Blowers Harry, coal merchant Hill farm Suggate Charles, shopkeeper
Bolt()n William, boot maker Nicholls Frederick George, Dog P.R Suggate Joseph Austin, blacksmith
Cunningham Horace Samuel, farmer Quadling Edward, wheelwright Temple Jsph. frmr. Old Parsonage fnn
& coal merchant Scarle Onesimus William, carpenter &. Tutthill Arth. Alfd. coal mer. Station
Crane William, shopkeeper builder; & at Redisham West Rbt. wheelwright & blacksmith
:BRANDESTON is a la.rge parish and well-built village, years, until it was purchased hom their descendant about
on the river Deben, si miles south-west from Framling- 1854 by the late owner. the bnilding was almost entirely
hwn terminal station, on a branch of the Great Ea'stern destroyed by fire shortly after it came into his posses..,
roilway, in the North Eastern divisnon of the county, sion, only the east wing, containing the library, being left.
Loes hundred, Plomesgate union, Framlingham petty standing. it has since been thoronghly restored and
session!J,1 division, Framlingham and Saxmundham county much enlarged. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. Thet
court dJishric,t, rurnl deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay. The area
Suffolk and di()C6se of Norwich. The church of All Saints is 1,239 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable valu~
is a bnilding of flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting £1,484; the population in 1891 was 413.
of ohancel, nave and an embattled western tower containing Parish Clerk, James Harvey.
6 bells : there is a good mural monument to the Revett Post Office.-Neri Emeny, sub-postmaster. Letters
family, the former owners of the parish: the church was through Wickham Market receive at 8.5 a.m.; dis-
thoroughly 'r'estored by the late Charles Austin esq. in patched at 5.30 &. 9.30 p.m. on sundays. Postal orders:
1862 and affoo-ds 250 sittings. The register dates from the are issued here, out not paid. The nearest money order
year 1559. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value & telegraph office is at Earl Soham, 3 miles distant
£7 0, with 17 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of School (mixed), built in 1867 by the late, and supported 'by
Oharles Austin esq. and held since 18g6 by the ReV'. the present Charles Austin esq.: it will hold 96 children;
Octavius Camillus Wright RA. of King's College, Wind· average attendance, 80; Geo. Thos. Builbrook, master
sor, Novia Scotia. Here is a Congregational chapel, built
in 1838, with sittings for 400. There is a cemetery of Caa-riers..
half an acre, with a mortuary chapel, consecrated in 1863. Alfred Smith, to Ipswich, tues. & sat.; thurs. 11; tues. iD
Brandeston Hall, the seat of Charles Austin esq. J.P. lord the winter
of the manor and principal landowner, is a handsome man- EphTaim Read, to Ipswich, fri. & tues. in summer; re-
sion built in the reign of Edward VI. for the Revett turns same day
family, in whose possession it remained for about 300 Police Station, George Br()wn, constable
Austin Mrs. Brandeston hall Bradlaugh John, blacksmith Meadows Zeb. carrier
Austin Charles J.P. Brandeston hall Brock Henry, tailor Norman William, fa!l'mer
Butterworth Rev. John (Congregatnl) Cemetery (James Harvey, clerk) Pulham Alfred, farmer 'I
Wright Rev. Octavius Oamillus RA. Cook James, shoe maker &. shopkeeper Read Ephraim, farmer
Vicarage Cooper George, head gardener to Mrs. Read William, farmer
Adams Robert, farmer, Hill farm Austin, Brandeston hall Riches Albert, grocer & draper
Baldry Henry, farmer Emeny Neri, bricklayer, builder &. Scrutt()n Edgar, wheelwright, car-
Baldry Henry William, jun. farmer post office penter &. farmer
Bedwell Elizabeth (Mrs.), Queen's Emeny William, bricklayer Smith Alfred, carrier
Head P.H Ford Thomas, farmer Starkes Robert, farmer
lledweU James, overseer Ha.rvey William, carrier Stevens. Lemon, farmer, High house
Bedwell Matilda (Mrs.), carpenter Juby Arthur, farmer Whymark Alfred James, butcher
:BRANDON (or Brandon Feorry) is 8 market town and 1873 a roof of Mgher pitch was erected and the church
pa.rish on the Little Ouse, with a station on the Ely and thoroughly restored and sooted with open benches at a
Thetford seotion of the Great Eastern railway, and is 881 cost of £2,100: the east and west windows are stained.
miles from London, 6 west from Thetford. 9 north-east the latter being a memorial ro the late George Wood esq.
from Mildenhall and 5 west from Lakeoo.eath station, and there is another, erected in 1884 by the late John
which is in this parish, in the North Western division of Hipkin Hunt: during the restoration some portions of .8
the coun,ty (that part formerly in Norfolk having been tesselated pavement were found; there are some carved
tmnsferred to Suffolk in 189S), Lackford hundred and benches, and the lower portions of a rood screen of 1560
petty 'Sessi()ool division, Thetford uni()n and county court also exist: there are 350 sittings. The register dates from
distriot, .rU'l'aJ. deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry ()f the year 1653. The living is a rectory, with that of
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. '.Dhe town is lighted with Wangford annexed, joint net yearly value £440, with
gas from works erected by a 10001 company about 1860. residence, in the gift of Mrs. Crocker (widow of the late
The Little Ouse, which divides the counties of NorfQlk Rev. Wm. F. Cracker M.A. rector '1865-99), and held
and SuffO'lk, is here crossed by a bxidge of four arches. since 1899 by the Rev. Joseph Light Wyatt M.A. of Cam-
This place gives the title of duke to the Hamilton family, bridge University. The Baptist chapel is in High
dukes of Hamilton. The church of St. Peter, situated a a,treat, the Primitive 'MethodUlb in George street
quarter of a mile west of the town, is an ancient structure and the Wesleyan chapel in London road and
of flint and stone; in the Norman and EaI'ly English styles, there is a Bmall Primitive Methodist chapel in
originally oomprising a nave only, built about 1050; it Town street. The Workmen's Hall at the top of High
assumed its present dimensions about I420, and now street, was erected in 1874, at fl. cost of £700. Adjoining
consists of chancel, nave, south aisle, north porch, and fl. the church are three almshouses, devised by MX1S. Ann
western tower with small spire containing 6 bells: the Curtie in 1675, and rebuilt at the expense of the parish in
east end is omamented with two cupolas: a new roof was 1840; in the Hig-h street are five others, appropriated t()
placed over the chancel by the late rector in 1842: in poor widows of this parish, and rebuilt in 1877 in memory
 60 BRANDON. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
of Mrs. A. Angerstein, of Weeting Rall, by her daughter ham, Hepworth, Honington, Hopton, Knetti.shall, Santon
the late MI's. C. A. Norman, widQW of the Rev. Charles M. Downham, Sapiston, Thelnetham &; W<eston Market
B. Nonnan, reoror of Northwold from 1833, The 1000.1 Chairman, Col. Edward Philippe Mackenzie,Downham hall,
oharities produce about £160 yearly. Thursday is the Brandon
market day. The corn market vs heM at the Great Clerk, John Houchen, London road, Thetford
Eastern Railway Hotel, adjoining the railway station, and Medical Officer of Health, Alfrd.HarrisM.B.,C.M.Thetford
a horticultural show is held here annually. The principal Surveyor, J. F. Harvey, Hopton, Thetford
hotels are the" Great Eastern," the "White 'Hart," and Inspector of NuiS'8nces, Riic.ruard Howard M.RC.V.S. 12
the "Ram." A sub-branch of Messrs. Barclay &; Cb.'s Lim. King s,treat, Thetford
formerly Me9Sil'ls. Gurney and Co.'s Bank, is open every PUBL]O ESTA.BL]SJHM~ENTlS.
'lbursday. The County I\>1ice stat,ion is in London road
and here petty sessions are held monthly. A large Corn Market, Great Eastern Railway hotel
.umber of the popuilation are employed in the dressing of County Police Station, London road, George Berry,
hare and rabbit skins, the fur of which is extensively used inspector, &; I constable
by felt and hat makers, and the skins or pelts in the manu- Fire Engine Station, London rd. Geo. Steggles, supt
facture of size and glue. A considerable trade is cllll'ried Workmen's Hall, top of High st. Francis Owen, keeper
lm in malt and timber. Attached to the Conservative Club VOLUNTIEERiS.
is a Concert hall, seating about 250 persons. The chalk 4th Volunteer Battalion, Norfolk Regt. 'CH Co.), Capt.
formation here furIlli.shes an abundant supply of flints of Fred G. W. Wood; 'Surg.-lLieut. IW. G. G.alletly,
su.peri{)r quality, for ibuilding and ornamental purpo-ses; medical officer
prevtious to the introduotdon of percussion caps, the trade
in gun-flints was the chief support of the working classes PUBLIO m'F]OEBlS.
in this place, the flint obtained from the beds of Brandon Assistant Overseer &; Assessor &; Collector of Income Tax
being found to be more certain in its fire and more durable &; Clerk to Parish Council, 'Palmer Albert Lingwood,
than any other; masses of flint are still obtained from Ling- London road
heath common, about a mile south-east of Brandon, the Certifying Factory Surgeon, WaIter Octavius Trotter
chalk there lying within 6 feet {)f the surface. Here are L.R.O.P.Edin. Oak house
whiting mills; and an ex,tensive steam saw mill, worked Medical Officer, Brandon District, Thetford Union &;
lIy Messrs. G. Wood and lSons, which gives employment Certifying Factory 1Surgeon, Waiter Octavius Trotter
to many hands. North Court Lodge, d miles south-west M.RO.lS.Eng., L.R.O.P.Edin. Oak. house
of the park, is the seat of Lt.-Col. Basil Edward Spragge Deputy Registrar {)f Births, Marriages, &; Deaths, Alfred
D.IS.O., J.P. Brandon Park, the seat of Baron Victor de Augustus Davies, High street
Barreto J.P. is a handsome modern mansion, in a well- Town Crier, William. Edward Burton, High street
wooded. park of 3,000 acres, I mile wes,t from the town.
Brandon Hall, half a mile west, and the property of O. PLACE,S OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
F. Morhey esq. of 'Soham, is an ancient mansion, now 8t. Peter's iChurch, Rev. Joseph !Light Wyatt M.A.
the residence of BJobert Francis Burton esq. J.P. Bran- rector, I I a.m. &; 6 p.m
don house, the residence of !Lieut.-tOol. Boyd Cullen Poley Baptist, High street, Rev. WaIter Thomas Lea; 10.45
Hamilton J.P., RM. is a mansion of brick on the north a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; thursday, 7.30 p.m
side of the river. Baron Victor de Barreto, who is lord Primitive Methodist, George street, Rev. George Hnghes;
01 the manor, and T. Sheratt Hall esq. {)f Weeting 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thursday, 7.30 p.m
Hall, are the principal landowners, but there are several Primitive Methodist, Town street, 2.30 &; 6 p.m
smaller owners. The area is 6,747 acres of land and 36 Wesleyan, London road, Rev. Harold W. Perkins B.A.;
of water; rateable value, £9,3'65; the population in :11891 IIo.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wednesday, 7.30 p.m
was 2,334, SOHOODS.
P-ost, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B., A Free Grammar school was endowed here in 1646 b".
Insurance & Annui,ty &; Inland Revenue Stamp Office, •
High street.-George Edgar Collier,postmaster. Letters Robert Wright, of Downham hall, but under a scheme
from London &; all parts arrive at 11'2.43 a.m. &; 11 a.m. of the Charity Commissioners in 18 76, the land, school
&; 5. 12 p.m.; dispatched to London, ,North &; West of &; teacher's house &; other buildings were vested in the
'-:England at 12 noon &; 3. 15 i& tI'I p.m. j to Norwich &; Brandou School Board, :& the foundation &; endowments
Thetford at 10.45 a.m. 1& '2.'15 p.m. &; locally at '3. 15 are now administered by a body of seven governors, &i
• ,&; 6 IQ.m. &; at 12.40 &; 3. 15 p.m. Letters the income is applied in advancing the education of
are delivered at 7 &; 11.40 a.m. &; 5.40 p.m. Money boys residing in Brandon, Wangford, Weeting &; Santon
order business transacted from t8 a.m. to 18 p.m. 1& Downham, by exhibitions of £20 each yearly, tenable at
postal order &; stamps from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; tele- any place of higher education, two of such exhibitions
graph business from 18 a.m. to 8 p.m. &; 8 a.m. to in the firs,t instance to be competed for by boys of
10 a.m. on sundays Wangford, Weeting & Santon Downham: the other
'Town street. Postal orders are issued, but not paid. exhibition, in default of fit candidates from the three
Box cleared a,t 8.15 i& Ilo.lq.a.m. 1& 12.45 &; 7.5 0 p.m parishes, to be competed for by boys residing in
Brandon
()OU~'TY MArnSTRA'D.ES ~OR LAlOKFORD PETTY Brandon Exhibition Foundation, Col. Edward Philippe
ISESiSIONAL DI\J""lSION, iSWfING AT BRANDON. Mackenzie D.'L., J.P. Downham hall &; George Wood
M6cken~ie 0<>1. Edwa;rd PhriJiippe D.L. Downham hall, esq. J.P. Norfolk house, Brandon, co-optative governol'l!;
Brandon, chairmgn Messrs. James Woodrow, Albert Wm. Whitta-Rought,
"Burton Robert Franeis esq. Brandon hall, Brandon Frederick Rissbrook, Richard Harrison Parrott & Bev.
De Barreto Baron Victor, Brandon park, Brand{)n Michael Augustus Gathercole, of Downham, representa-
Dunn Sir ,"Villiam bart. l\oLP. 34 Phillimore gardens, tive governors; Frederick Geo. Wm. Wood (so1.), of
Kensington, London W &; The Retreat, Lakenheath' Brandon, clerk to the governors
Hamilton Lieut.-Col. Boyd Cullen Poley, 'Brandon house, A School Board of 5 members was formed 5 June, 1873;
Brandon Fredk. Geo. Wm. Wood, High street, clerk w the
Spragge Lieut.-Col. Basil E., D.S.O. North Court lodge, board; Hugh Boughen, attendance officer; the board
Brandon meet at the Board room, Market hill, the first tue.sday
Wood George esq. Norfolk house, 'Brandon in each month, at 8 p.m
The Chairmen {)f the Brandon &; Mildenhall Rural Dis- Board, High street (boys, girls &; infants), erected in 1878,
trict Councils, for the time being, are ex-officio magistrates at a cost of £3,35°, for 300 children; average attend-
Clerk to the Magistrates, Odden F. Read, High street, ance, 80 boys, 80 girls &; 130 infants; William Cooper
:Mr:i:lden,'hall Appleby, master; Mrs. Fanny Ann Appleby, mistress;
Petty Sessions are held at the Police O<>urt the second Mrs. Louisa Pelling, infants' mistress'
monday in each month at 12 noon Town street (mixed), built in 1843, for 120 children;
:Parishes in the Brandon sub-division :-Brand{)n, Down- Qverage attendance, 125 j William Edgington, master
ham, Elveden &; Wangford
Railway Station, George Fredk. Soloman, station master
BRANDON RURAL DISTRICT OOUNCIL. Carriers to
Meets at Workho. T.hetford, monthly, fridays at I p.m Northwold-Crisp John, mono wed. &; fri
The district compr1ses the following parishes Barnham, Stoke Salmon Benjamin, fri
Baa-ningham, Brandon, Coney Weston, ElllSton, Faken- Watton-Cocks George, mono tues. thurs. &; fri
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bray Mrs.. I:ondon !oad Colls Mrs. Bury road
Brown William, HIgh street Crocker Mrs. The Old Rectory
Barber Capt. John Fredk. Lee, High st Burton Edward Henry, Victoria house Curson Miss, London road
Barber Arthur Hy. Lee, The Lime!! Burton Robert Fras. J.P. Brandon hall Day Alexander Estcourt, Rose villa,
Beeby John, Bridge house Chapman Mrs. High street London ,road
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. BRANDON. 61
De Barreto Baron Victor J.P. Brandon ~IallottHorace, Bury road Sayle Robert, High street
park &; Isthmian club, Piccadilly S W Moss Edwa:rd, Northumberland house, Sna.re John, Thetford rood
Farrow Fred, River side Bury road Spendlove William, High street
Garner Miss, High street Murrell John F. London road Spragge Lieut.-Col. Basil Edward
Garner-Richa.rds Dan!' Richd. High st Oldman Edward, Riverside D.S.O., J.P. North Court lodge
Gates John, London road Owen Frank, London road Thompson Mrs. London road
Gentle Frederick William, London rd Owles Charles, High street Thompson Mrs. George, The Vines:
Gillham Miss, High street Owles William, London road Trory Robt. The Cedars, London rdl
Hamilton Lieut.-Col. Boyd Cullen Parrott Frederick, London road Trotter Walter Octavius, Oak house
Poley J.P., R.M. Brandon house Parrott Mrs. Bury road Wood Fredk. Geo. Wm. Grafton houlie'
Hardy Alfred, London road Parrott Richard Harrison, Market hill Wood George J.P. Norfolk house-
King Miss, High street Pelling Mrs. Chiltern ho. High st Wood Mrs. Connaught house
Lea Rev. WaIter Thomas (Baptist), Perkins Rev. lHarold W. B.A. (\Yes- Wood :Mrs. John, Thetford road
London road leyan), London road Wood Mrs. William, The Elms
Lee Frederick, Market hill Rought-Whitta Albert William, Beaver Wood William R. Suffolk house
Lingwood Oscar, Bury road house, Bury road Wyatt Rev. Joseph Light M.A. (rea-
Lingwood Samuel, Thetford road Rought Mrs. Beaver homle, Bury rd tor), The Rectory
COMMERCIAL. Gas Works (William Brown, sec.), Lode street
Ager Stephen, boot &; shoe maker, Market hill Gentle &; Son, butchers, High street
Alien &; Burton, drapers &; grocers, Thetford road Gibson George Henry, clothier &; boot factor; &; for milli-
Ashman Joseph, Bell P.H. &; horse breaker, High street nery &; drapery, The Red Shop opposite, High street
Balle», Abel. Great Eastern Railway h<ltel &; posting Graves Henry Harton, land agent ·to the !Baron Victor De-
house, good accommodation for anglers; hearse &; Barreto J.P. Brandon park
mourning coach proprietor, R. &; P.A. Cycle quarters, Gurneys, Birkbecks, Barday &; Buxton, bankers, now
Railway station Barclay &; Co. Limited
Barber John &; Co. maltsters, Bridge street Hardy Alfred, corn, cake &; seed merchant, &; agent for
Barclay &; Co. Lim. (sub-branch), bankers (C. F. Halls, Prentice's manures; office &; steam mills, High street.;
manager), open on tues. &; thurs. from 2 to 4.30 p.m. &; st<lres, RailwllY station
Bridge street; draw on head office, 54 Lombard street, Harvey Henry Martin, carpenter, London road &; grocer~
London EO Town street
Beeby John, coal merchant, 'Bridge street Henley ElizaJbeth (Mrs.), dress maker, High street
:Berry George, police inspector, London road Hildyard William, chemist, High street
:Bloomfield John Coker, painter, Thetford road Hinnels Ellen A. (Miss), shopkeeper, Market hill
Bonnett William, Swan P.H. Lakenheath station Hubbard Ann (Miss), baker, London road
Boughen Hugh, photographer &; school attendance officer, Hyam Albert C. monumental mason &; builder &; co~
London road tract<lr, Thetford road
Boughen Hugh Frank, Eagle tavern &; commission agent, Hyam Robert, baker, London road
High street Kent John, beer retailer &; butcher, Market hill
Bowes WaIter, confectioner, High street Kent Robert, beer retailer, I1ondon road
Buyce Armiger Robert, GeorgeP.H. George street Knights Samuel WaIter, shoe maker, London road
Brandon Oonservative Club (Alex. (E. Day, sec.), High st Leeder John, shopkeeper, Thetford road
Brandon Co-operative St<lres Limited (Hobert LEasling, Lingwood Samuel &; Palmer, hatters' furriers &; skia
manager), London ;road merchants, Thetford road
Brandon IFootball Club (Fred Monnt, sec.), Thetford rd Lingwood Palmer Albert, assistant overseer, clerk to the-
Brandon Subscription Rooms &; Concert hall (Osborne Parish C<luncil &; assessor &; collector of income tax,
Chapman, hon. sec.), High street London road
Brown William, sec. to the Gas Co. High street Meech Frederick, builder &; corn merchant, High stNet
:Buckenham William Alfred, coal, coke, salt &; manure Moss &; Potter, wine importers, spirit bonders, aeratecll
merchant &; ale &; stout merchant &; bottler, Railwa.y water manufacturers &; cigar merchants; all goods
sta1;ion &; at Stoke Ferry S.O delivered free, High street; & at Watton &; Thetford
Burton Edwd. Hy. grocer &; draper, see Allen &; Burton Mount J. &; Sons, lime burners &; whiting manufacturers,
BUTton William Edward,shopkeeper &; town crier,High st Thetford rood '
1(Carter Wm. & Albert, gun flint manfrs. London road Murrell William, coal merchant &; boat owner, BridgefoG'
t Carter Albert, beer/retailer, Thetford road .. I Neep Frank, grocer & draper, High street I
. Carter Oswald; baker &; millwright, Town st. &; London rd Olley J oseph, fiS'hmonger, Town st.reet
Catchpole Alfred Owen, watch maker, High 'Street Osborne Alfred E. plumber &; painter, High street
Challiss William, grocer &; pork butcher, Town 6treet Osborne Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, High stree~
Chambers Dennis, pork butcher, High street Palmer Elizabeth R. (Miss), baker, Market hill
Chapman Osborne, draper, High street Parrott Richard Harrison, steam thrashing machine-
Chapman WaIter Waspe,grocer &; provision dealer, High st proprietor, Market hill
Clark Martha Ann (Miss), fancy repository, High street Peacock Walter, butcher, High street
Clarke Ed\Nln. White Hart commercial hotel &; posting Pleasance Alphonso, head gardener ,to Baron Victor De-
house &; quarters for the Cyclists' Touring Club; good Barreto J.P. Brandon parlr
accommodation for anglers, Thetford road Potter Frederick, wine & 8piri~ mer. see Moss &; PoUel'"
Claxton John, boot &; shoe maker, Thetford road Prior William, shopkee~er, Town street
Cocks George, carrier, Vine court Reeder Arthur, beer retailer, Lode street
Collier George Edgar, postmaster, High street Reeve Arthur, head keeper to Baron Vietor De Barreto.
Corn Market, Great Eastern Railway hotel J.P. Mayday farm
County Police Station (Geo. Berry, inspector), London rd Ricbardson William Cox, carpenter &; grocer, Market hill
Crocker Percy W. F. farmer, Glebe farm Rissbrook Frederick, baker &; confectioner, High street
Davies Alfred' Augustus, watch &; clock maker, &; deputy Rissbrook Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, High street
registrar of births, marria~es &; deaths, Methwold sub- Rolph Isaac, Ram hotel, every accommodation for
district, Thetford Union, High 6treet visitors, excellent fishing, good stabling, Loose-
Day Alexander Estcourt, solicitor, Rose villa, Lond<ln rd Boxes, horses &; traps to let, hearse &; mourning-
Denney AIan Fernsby, blacksmith, High street coach proprietor, Bridge street
Diggon Frank O. harness maker, High Itreet Roaght Will lam, hatters' furrier &; skin mer. Bury rdl
Dodman John, chimney sweeper, Town street Sayle Robert, harness maker, High street
Edwards Henry, stationer &; grocer, & agent for W. &; A. Shears Frederick, fishmonger, LondQn road
Gilbey Lim. wine &; spirit me-rs. Stllnley ho. London rd Shinn Edward, White H<lrse P.H. Town street
Edwardes Herbert, Prudential agent, Thetford road Shipo Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, Market hill
Edwards Robert, hatters' furrier &; skin mer. London rd Simper David, Grown inn, Town $treet
Field Isaac &; Sons, black gun flint manufacturers; build- Smith Thomas (Mrs.), apaortments, Thetfordi r08~
ing flints worked to architects' designs, Thetford road Snare Alfred, nurseryman, Thetfurd road
Field Charles Wharf, Fox &; Hounds P.B. &; whiting Snare Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Geor-ge street
manufacturer, Thetford road Snare Ma,rgaret (Mrs.), beer retailer, High street
Field Robert, beer retailer, Thetford road Snare Rbt. In. manfr. of gun flints, Tlietford rd. See advt
Field Robert, jun. pork butcher, Thetford TOad Steggles George P. Five Bells P.H. &; agent to the Great
Fire Engine Station (George Ste~gles, supt.), London rd Eastern Railway C<l.fQr the delivery ()f goods &; parcels,
Forstel' Charles, boot &; shoe maker, Thetford road Market hill
Garner-Richards Daniel Richards, wholesale game dealer Stubbs George William, beer l'etailer, London road
&; landowner "I'alb<lt George, farmer &; coal merohant., Lode street;
 62 BRANVON. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY"S
Talbot Wallter, shoe maker &; postman, London road Fred G. W. Wood; !Surg.-Lieut. W. G. Galletly,
Talbot Wlili!iam Rawling, robinet maKer &; upholsterer, medical officer)
Bridge street Waterson Robert, painter, Town street
Tofts Samuel, wheelwright, Thetford road Wilson Th'omas, shopkeeper, London road
Toombs Hanry Marshall, hair dresser, High stree't Wing William, blacksmith, London road:
Towler George, stationer &; tobaccondst, High meet Wood Geol"ge &; Sons, timber merchants &; contractors,
TrotJter WaIter Octaviu9 M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.O.P.Edlin. Steam saw mills>
physician &; surgeon &; medical officer &; public vac- Wood Frederick George William, solicitor, notary public,
cinator for Brandon district of Thetford union &; certi- coII1IWssroner to administer oaths, clerk to the school
fying factory surgeon, Brandon distriet, Oak house board &; agent for the Oommeroial Union Assurance
Tuck George, basket maker &; coal merchant, High si; 00. High 'Street
Upcraft William, :boot &; shoe maker Woo<Lrow James King, ironmonger, London road
Volunteer Battalion (4th) Norfolk [Regiment (H 00. Capt. Workmen's Hall (iFrancis Owen, keeper), High street
::BRANTHAM is a. parish, near the es.tuwry of t;he subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
na.vigable river Stom, I! miles north from Manningbree turnips. The area is 1,1870 acres of land, 12 of water,
station on tlhe main line of tJhe Great Eastern railway. 47 of tidal water and 5-82 of foreshore; rateable value,
and 9 soUJbb-west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern £18,565; the population in 1189'1 was 695.
division of 1Jhe county, hundired, petty seS'Sio-nal division Parish Clerk, William Bush:.
andi uni<)ll oil Samford, counJty court districll of Ipswich, Post Office.-Miss M8Iry Ann Bush, sub-postmist1"ess.
rtl1'l3.1 die&nery of- 18amfo1"d', Qrohidea.conry of Suffolk and Letters received from Mianningtroo at 8 a.m. &; 6.30
dliocese of Norwich. The c:hurclhi of St. Miichael i3 a p.m.; dlispatched lilt 8,45 a.m. &; 6.40 p.m.; sundays
rubble ,building in the Early Decol1'atedJ style, consisting at 9.25 a.m. Postal OTders are iswed here, but not
of chancel, nave, north ais1le, south porch and an em- paid. Oattawade is the nearesrt money order &; tele-
battled western tower containing ona bell: the churc!h graph office, 2 miles distant .
was thJo-roug'h'ly restored! in 1869, and h·as 250 sittings. Wall Box, near the church, cleared! at 9.15 a.m. &; 7
The earliest register begillJS July 27, 1634. The living is p.m.; sundays, 9.50 a.m
a rectory, net yearly value £3'17, with 22 acres of glebe Wall Box at Cattaowade cleal"oo at 7.20 p.m. week days
and residlence, in the gift of Emmmuel College, C6ID- Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
bridge, and h6lldl since 1892 by tlhe Rev. Herbtn'f; R'Obert . &; Annuity&; Insurance Office, Oattawade.-Albert
CoIle M.A. of S~. John's College, Oambridge. He;re is a Edward Marlin pos-tmaster. Letters received from
'Wesleysn ch..apel. The pcincip6l land'Owners are Roger Manningtree at 6.45 a.m. 12.35 &; 5.55 p.m.; dis-
Kerrison esq. of Tattingstone Place, Capt. Ed'Ward Brett, patched at 9.45 a.m. &; 12.50 & 7.30 p.m
of Wakes Colne, E .. F. Quilter esq. the Rev. Canon ebas. Natianoill Sohoo'l (mixed), erected for 80 chiildren; aver·
Frederick Norwan M.A. rector of Mistley, Manningtree, age attendance, 65; Miss Ellen Sharp, mistress
Charles ~ley esq. of East Bergholt, and Lord Cranworth, A New Infunts' School to hold 80 children was erected
of Letton Hall, Thetford, Norfolk. The soil is various; in 1896 owl; ,QI,tbawade
BRANTHAM. . Cook J ames, Bull inn Green William, merchant roller miller
Boivin WiI1iam, The Chestnuts Dal~ William, farmer, Street farm (steam &; water) &; maltster &;
Brooke Charles Berjew, jun. Colne ho Damel Arth.frm:.Brantham Court frm barge owner ..
:Browning Col. Montague Charles Keeble John RIchard, farmer, Bran- Jameson James, phySICIan; calls tues.
C.B., J.P. Brantham court tham hall &; .sat
Cole Rev. Herbert Robert M.A.Rectory Pattle Fredk. farmer &; horse dealer Martm Albert Edward, grocer &;
Pattle Leonard, farmer, Decoy farm draper &; post office
<JOMMEBCIAL. Punt Jeremiah, blacksmith Martin William, horse dealer &; butcher
British Xylonite Co. Limited, Bran- Whitaker Edward, farmer &; farmer
tham works Rumsey 0"000, shopkeeper
. Burgess Alfred In. farmer, Ilraham hall CATTAWADE. Tod John, Arl,t P.H
Bush MaryAnn(Miss),shopkpr.Post off .A.bbott John Washington, Crown P.H Welham Joseph, farmer
Bush William, wheelwright Askew Harvey'George, beer retailer Whitby David, boot maker
::BREDFIELD· is a. parish, 2 mile~ north-west from the pl"operty of :Mrs. White, is a mansion built in 1665,
Melton sfution on the main line of 'bhe Great Eastern in the Jacobe&Ili style, stianding in a well-wooded park of
railway and! 2! north fi1"Om WoodJbnidige, in the South 65 acres, and commanding a fine view. The trustees of
Eastern division of the county,. Wiltlord huudred, Wood~ the late John ThicthJardJ Wood e·sq. who are lords. of the
bridge petty sessional division, mon and: oounty court manor; Edward Brooke esq. of Ufford, and Capt. J. H. L.
c.~l'9t!ciot, roral deanery of Wilford, wrchdeaconry of Suffolk White and the trustees of the late Miss Walford are
and diocese of Norwich. Tohe church of St. Andrew is an the chief landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clayey
ancient structure of flint with stone dressdngs, in tb-e and .sandy. The chief crops ere 'Wheat, barley and
Early EngliSh style, consisting of oh'ancel, nave, north beans. The area is 1,106 acres, most part arable;
porch, vestry and a lo£ty embattled western tower con. rateable vaaue, £1,8I4; the population in 1891 was 375.
taining 4 bells: there is a memorial windbw to Mr. and Sexton, William Herring.
Mirs Knight Oobibold, tlorme'l'1y residents here: the open Post Office. W.illiam TUITell, sub-postmaster. Le't1iel's
timbered roof, as weR as the old oak pulpit, is beauti- received from WoodJbridge at 7.15 a.m.; dispatched
fully caTV'e<L: the churoh was thoroughly :restored in aro 6.20 p.m.; no post on S'UndSY's. Po~l o1"ders are
1875, chiefly at the cost of the late Charles Watford issued here, but n'Ot pruid. The n-eoarest money order
esq. of Foxborrow Hall, Melton and J. Purcell Fitz~ &; telegraph office is at Melton, 13 miles distant
Gerald! esq. of Boulge Hall, a new vestry built and an A Sohool Boord of 5 member9 was formed! 14 March,
organ provided: there are ISO sittings, 75 being free. 11874; W. Arnott, Woodbridge, clerk to the lboa1"d;
.The register dates from the year 1720. The living is a William Creasy, attendance officeI'
rectory, with Lowdham and Pettistree annexed, net Board School (mIixedJ), fol' 100 ohildren; avemge atten-
yearly value £227, including 29 acres of glebe, with danl~e, 59; Mil"S. MinD'S, mistress; Miss Carolina Minus,
residence, in the 'gift of the Lord Chancellor, assistant
and held since 18180 by the Rev. Charles Robert Oarriers to Woodbridge. George Nunn &; Sons, from
Wood. M.A. of Wa.dJb.am College, Oxford; I
Bredfierrd ChaI'lsfield, mono &; thurs.; William Leggett, from Dal·
House, formerly the seat of the Jenny family and! now linghoo, mono &; thurs
White Mrs. .:Bredfield house Ro1J.in g sworth Samuel, wheelwright Richardson William, farmer
White Capt. Joseph Harry Lachlan, Lyon John, shoe maker Tooke George, faI'Iller, Church farm;
Bredfield house Lyon William, pork butcher res. Brandesley
Wood Rev. Charles Robt.l\I..A.. Rectory Nunn Frederick, Castle P.H Turrell William, grocer, draper &;
Oxborrow John, miller (steam &; wind) clothier, iPost office
COMMEBCIAL. Pemberton William, carpenter, smith Venn Ge1'1l.rd Noel, farmer
OoneGeo. carpentr.&; farmr.Chapel fm &; wheelwright . White Capt. Joseph Harry Lachlan,
Clftting George, farmer, Moat farm Pratt Ishmael (exors. of), farmers, farmer &; landowner, Manor farm &;
Day 'Thomas, wheelwright Partridge farm Low farm
Franklin Herbt. farmer &; horse dealer Reeve J"ohn, shoe maker
.. . BRENT ELEIGH, see Elaigh.
BRETTENHAM is So parislh and village, OD! the small railway, 7 west-south-weS'b from Stowmarkffii, and 10
river· Bl"ett, wbJich rises in this parish, whence the name south-east from Bury St. Edlmunds', ID the SoutherD
is derived, 5 miles north-east from Lavenham sta·tion on d1ivision of the county, hundred! and undon of Cosford,
the Bury and. Marks- Tey section of the Gre.a.t Eastern Hadleigh petty sessionlll1 d~vision, S-towmalI'ket county
 DIRECTORY.] .sUFFOLK. BROCKLEY. 63
court district, rural deanery or. Lavenihmn, arohdJeaooIU"Y Brewster Twining, has been invested in consols for the
of SUl}:bury and diocese of Ely. The chureh of Bt. Mary benefit of the poor or some other object at the discretion
is an ancient structure of fiint with sbone dressings, of the rector. Brettenham Hall, the property of William
consisting of Perpendicular chancel, Decorated nave and Henry Herbert esq. is a large mansion, situated in a
an embattled tower on the south side coniiadning 3 bells: park of ISO acres: about 1830 it was for a short time
the base of the tower serves 11& a porch.: in the chancel the residence of Joseph Bonaparte, ex-king of Naples and
is a piscina with ogee arch, bearing sblields of the aTms of Spain, and brother of the first Napoleon. William Hy.
of the Earls' of Buckingham and Stafford, patrons of the Herbert esq. who is lord of the manor, the Rt. Rev. W.
living prior to the Reformation: there are also sedilia: T. Harrison D.D. Bishop of Glasgow, Samuel Twining
in l\ihe nave is' another piscina, and! in the porcih remains esq. Mr. Boyd and a few others are the landowners.
of a holy waiter stoup: the font is Decorated! and has a The soil is principally heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief
carved oak cover: th<e organ was erected in 1874: there crops are wheat, beans, barley and turnips. The area
are four modern stained! windows, and! one conbainirug of the parish is 1,558 acres; rateable value, £1,362; the
some 15th century glass: the clh.u.rch was thoroughly re- population in 1891 was 336.
stored in 1866 under the dirootJion of Sir A. W. Blom- PlU"ish Clerk. and SextJo.n, Albert Grimwood.
field! A.R.A., F.S.A. and! now affurds 262 siiJtings, 196 Post Office.-Ambrose Brew9ter, sub-postmaster. Let-
being foree. The register dJates from the yellll" 1584. The ters through Ipswich arrive at 7. IS a.m. &; dispatched
living is a rectory, net yearly value £293, including 24 at 7.15 a.m. i&; 6 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Lord but not paid. The nearest money order office is Fel-
Chancellor, and held since 1859 by the Rev. Charles sham, &; telegraph office at Bildeston, 4 miles distant.
Jepson Betham M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, Wall Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 7.25 a.m.
hon. canon of Ely, rural dean of Lavenham., and surro- &. 6.10 p.m
gate. The charities amount to 20S. yearly and there is National SChool (mixed), built in 1841 &. enlarged in
a field the renb of which is applied to the repairs of the I 1871, for 80 children; average &tJtendlan~e, 50; Miss
church; a sum of £250, left by the late Rev. George E. Feetam, mistress
Betham Charles Goddard :M.A. The Brewster Ambrose, grocer &. draper &. Huffy David, blacksmith
Rectory. post office Jackson Orlando Waiter, farmer
Betham Rev. Charles iTepson M.A. (rec- Gardner Frederick (Mrs. ),miller (wind Mills George, carrier
tor, hon. -canon of Ely &; surrogate) &; steam) &. corn dealer Pearl .!mos, farmer
Herbert William Hry. Brettenham hall Horrocks George, farmer, Cock farm Steggell Stephen. wheelwright
Horrocks .John, beer. retailer Watson Alfred, grocer
GREAT BRICETT is Po parish' 8lIld village,s miles canons, founded in IlI0 by Ralph Fitz Brian as a cell
S'Outhwest from Needham Market- station on the main to the abbey of Nobiliac; at the Dissolution its revenues
line of the Great Eastern railway, in tJh'6 South Eastern were estimated at £16. The Provost and Fellows ot
division of the county, hundred of Bosmere, petty S69- King's College, Cambridge, who are lords of the manor,
sional division and union of Bosmere and CLaydon, S'tow- and Robert Makins esq. are the principal landowners.
market county court district, runJ. deanery of Bosmere, The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay and loam. The chief
archdooconry of Suffolk and dOOcese of! Norwich. The crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area of the
church of St. Mary and St. Lawrence illl a plain building pa.rish is 925 aeres; rateable value, £745; the population
of Hint with stone dressings chiefly in the Perpendicular in 1891 was 245.
style, consisting of chancel, nave, 8Ou,th pOl1"CIh and: a Little Bricett is joined to Offton ; Bullsash Green is
western belfry containing 2 bells: in the 8'Outal wall of to the east.
the nave. there is a good! Norman doorway: the pulpit Pa4",isb. Clerk, Daniel Caley.
and readJing desk, &8 well 88 the pews and benches. are . .
of carved oak: the -chancel was Telbudlt in 1868, and: has Post Office. - WIlliam. Bea~ont, sub-postmaster.
a sta,ined eas,t window: there is a marble tablet to th'e • Letters through IpSWIch arnv,} at 6.20 a.m.; box
Bright family, formerly resIidJenJtJs lilt Tollemac'he Hall, clea~ed at 7· 15 p.m. on we~k day,s only. .Postal orders
dated 1680: the churcl1 afford's 160 sittings. The regis- are ISSUed here, but not paId. Bild~ston.IS the nearest
ter dates from the year 168p. The living is a vioo1'13ge, money order &; telegraph office, 4 miles dIstant
net yearly value, £137, including 7 acres of glebe, with National School (mixed), erected in 1870, for 60 childqoen,
residence, erected in 1875, in the gift of King's College, and enlarged in 1893; average attendance, 41
Cambridge, and held since 1886 by the Rev. Frederick Carrier to Ipswich.-Cresswell, daily; Squirrell, tuesday
Lee, of St. Aidan's. Here was once a. priory of Austin &; saturday
Lee Rev. Fredericlr, Vicarage Gowing Ephraim Edward, farmer &; Moore Sophia (Miss), farmer
COMMERCIAL. landowner, The Hall Proctor John, beer retailer
Beaumont Wm. shopkeeper, Post office Howe Daniel, carpenter Sturgeon James, blacksmith
Clark Abner J ohn.miller (steam&.wind) Howe Danl. jun. shpkpr. &. wheelwright
BRIGHTWELL is a· parish and village, 2 miles £84, including 18! acres of glebe, with residence, in
north-east from Orwell station. on the Ipswich and Felix- the gift of Sir J. C. Kenward Shaw bart. of Tonbridge,
stowe branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 east from Kent, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Jeremiah John
Ipswich and 4 south-west from Woodbridge, in the South Woolsey M.A. of St. Catharine·s College, Cambridge.
Eastern division of the county ~ Colneis hundred, Wood- 'Ibe site of the mansion, anciently the seat of the
bridge peUy sessional division, union and county court BarnlU"distons, with the gardens, coyering an extent
district, rural deanery of Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk of 4 acres, has been converted into pasture land: the
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. John the estate- is now the property of Capt. Ernest George
"Baptist, cOJ'nmonly called "Brightwell Chapel," is a small Pretyman M.P., D.L., J.P. of Orwell Park, who is also
building of rubble in the Early English style, consisting sole landowner. The soil is light; subsoil, sand-in
of chancel and nave, and an embattled western tower of some parts white sand. The principal crops are wheat.
brick with pinnacles, and containing one bell, dated barley, carrots and turnips. The area is 965 acres, of
1657: there are monuments to the Barnardiston and which 341 are heath; rateable value, £600; the popula-
Essington families: a stained window, erected by Sir tilJn in 1891 was 60.
Matthew Wood, bart. Alderman and twice Lord Mayor Letters through Ipswich arrive at 9.15 a.m. Wood-
of London (d. 1843), who spent a large sum of money bridge is the nearest money order &. Nacton'is the
in defending Queen Caroline: the communion plate bears nearest telegraph office, 31 miles distant. Pillar Letter
the date 1657: the church was reseated about 1857 with Box cleared at 5.40 p.m..; sundays, 9.30 a.m
open benches, and has 66 sittings. The register dates This parish is contributory to the Bucklesham School
from the year 1653. The living is a vicarage. with Board, sending 2 members, &. the children of this place
Foxhall and Kesgrave annexed, joint net yearly value attend the Board School there
WQolsey Rev. Jeremiah John M.A. The Vicarage I Ward George, blacksmith
BROCKFORD, see Wetheringsett-cum-Brockford.
:BROCKLEY is a pamsh and scattered village, '} miles Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south
SQuth from Bury St. Edmunds which is the nearest porch and a. western tower containing 3 bells: in the
railway station, on the Newmarket branch of the Great church are monument.s to the Sprigge family, and a
Eastern railway; it is in the Southern division of the painting of "Christ and the Doctors in the Temple";
county, Thingoe hundred and union, Thingoe k Thed- the stained window erected by Robert Furley es!}. of
wastre petty sessional division. Bury St. Edmunds Ashford, Kent, is a memoml to his daughter: the
county court district, rural deanery of Horningsheath, church has been restored and new roofed, and in 1899
archdeacQnry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church the tower was restored and battlements added by the
of St. .Andrew - is an ancient building of stone in the prE'sent rector; the church affords ISO sittinga;.
 64 BROCKLEY. .sUF.FOLK. [ KELLY'S

The registers date from the year 1560. The Sexton, Daniel Smith.
living is a rectory, net yearly value £240 , including Post Office.-David Garwood, sub-postmaster. Ldters
24 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees, through Bury St. Edmunds, arrive at 6.15 a.m.; dis-
and held since 1897 by the Rev. Willey Rirt Nettleship patched at 6.15 p.m. week days, 12.45 p.m. suud·"~.
M.A. of Downing College, Oambridge. There is a small Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The
Baptist chapel here, seating 150. The charities, some nearest money order office is at Hartes't; the neare5t
of which are derived from land, amount in the aggregate telegraph office is at Hawkedon, 3 miles distant. Wall
to about £35 yearly, which sum is applied to the relief Let.ter Box, near the Rectory, cleared week days a1
of the poor, and to the maintenance of the school. 6 d
· Iord 0 f t h e manor, H enry
Ed ward R rook e esq. wh 0 lS .25 p.m.; sun ays, 12·55 p.m
Crabb Canham. esq. of Sudbury, and Mr. George Abbott, A School Board of 5 members was formed I I March,
of Hartest, are the principal landowners. The soil is 18 75; the Rev. W. Birt Nettleship M.A. is chairman
clayey; &ubsoil, clay. The chief crops a1'& wheat, barley, Board School, built in 1877, for 60 children; averag~
beans, peas and roots. The area is 1,536 acres; rateable attendance, 45; Mrs. Sarah Sherbourne, mistress
value, £904; the population in :t891 was 279. Olrrier.-Joseph Pawsey, to Bury, wed. et sat
Nettleship Rev.Willey Birt M.A. Elliott John, farmer Pawsey Joseph, Six Bells P.H
Rectory Elmer Harry, farm bailiff to Henry Prewer John, miller (wind et steam}
Crabb 'Canham esq Sherbourne John, insurance agent
COMMERCIAL. Garwood David, blacksmith, Post off Smith David, farmer, Green farm
Abbott George, farmer Green Eliza (Mrs.), Fox &; [Hounds P.H Tymms Ralph Vincent, agent to Isaae
.Ambrose John, thrashing machine Hawkins Alfred, farmer, Hill farm Marsh esq. Brockley hall
owner, see Boreham et .A.mbrose Hill et Gullen, farmers, Green farms Underwood Waiter, farmer
Boreham &; .A.mbrose, thrashing ma- Pawsey Geo.steward to Mr.Geo.Abbott Wallace Frederick, farmer, Edith farm
chine owners Pawsey John, shopkeeper Wallace Samh (Mrs.), farmer

BROKE (or Broome) is a parish and picturesque vil-
lage, 2 miles north from Eye terminal station, on a
branch, and 3 south-east from Diss station on the main
line of the Great Eastern railway, in the North Eastern
division of the county, hundred, petty sessional division
and union of Hartismere, county court district of Eye,
rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suf-
folk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is an
edifice of flint with stone dTessings in the Norman, Early
English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel,
north transept, nave, north aisle, south porch, now used
8S a vestry, and a western tower, round at the base, 'With
embattled octagonal belfry containing 5 bells: the Upp<'l'
part ()f the tower was rebuilt and the bells rehung in
1875, at the expense of Lady Caroline Kerrison: there
are various monuments to the Oornwallis family, includ-
ing one with effigies to Sir John Cornwallis and Mary
his wife: the organ was removed in 1889 to the Corn-
wallis chapel and enlarged at a cost of £210, as a memo-
rial to the Hon. Geoffrey Bateman Hanbury (d. 4 Dec
L888): the chancel arch is Early English, with dog-tootlJ
moulding: the whole of the windows are filled with
lriialined gI!aS'S: a beautiful faJd-lJtool 'Was presented by
Major the Hon. Arthur Henniker-Major, in 1895, as a
memorial to Sir Edward and Lady Oaroline Kerrison:
the church has been restored and ilt seated with open
-oak. benches, aff()T(ung 300 sittings, 200 being free: at
the entrance to the churchyard :is a lych gate of oak.
The regi,.ter dates -from· the-year 1559. The rectory is
consolidated with Oakley, joint net yearly value £320,
including 48 aeres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
Lady Bat.eman, and held since 1899 by the Rev. Lenthall
GeviUe Dickenson B.A. of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
Charities: Page's charity consists of £450, in consols, left
by Miss Page, and the interest therefrom is to be distri-
PRIVATE BESIDENTS. COMKERCIAL.
Bateman Lady, Brome hall Beales George, farmer
Dickenson Rev. Lenthall Geville B.A. Browne Charles, builder, wheelwright Leader James, farm bailiff to William
The Rectory &:. Swan inn
Horsman Alfred Herbert, The Cottage Butcher Robert, shoe maker
Reynolds William, Stone oottage Fulcher Henry James (Mrs.), shop- Neave John Riches, farmer, Ivy house
Savill Armine. The Grange keeper, Brome common
BROKESWELL is a parish and village, on the river
Deben, I mile north-eaos,t from Melton station on the
IpsWtich and Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern rail-
way, and 2 north-eait from Woodbridge, in the South
Eastern division of the county, Wilford hundred, Wood-
bridge petty .sessional diviS!ion, union and county court
district, rUlraI deanery of Wilfurd, archdeaconry of Suf-
folk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Edmund
is an edifice of flint, rubble and brick with stone dress-
ings in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower of
stone containing 2 bells: the three &tained chancel win-
dows are memorials to the Rev. R. King, late rector,
and his fam.!i.ly: the church was restored in 1850, and
affords 60 sitting'S. The register datea' from the year
1630. The living is a rectory, neil yearly value £ 18 9,
including 6 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift
of the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1870 by the
Rev. Arthur Thomas Atwood B.A. of Brasenose College,
Atwood Rev. Arth. Thos. RA.Rectory Cracknell Jeremiah, Cherry Tree P.R. Pettitt George, farmer, Church farm
Rockhill Miss Goodchild George, shopkeeper
:Burrows Charles, shoe maker King Herbert, farmer, Summer lane Sawyer Henry, farmer
buted by the rect-or for the time being, at his discretio~
among the poor in Brome and Oakley; Goldsmith's charit.y
of £3 a year is a charge on lands in Tivetshall, and is dis-
tributed by the trustees to the poor of Brome; the
Oaksmere charity arises from lands in Oakley, let for
£6 10S. a year, which sum is distributed in clothing to
the poor of Brome; the fuel money of £15 a year, dis-
tributed in coal to the poor of Brome, was a charge laid
upon the BTome Estate when the Brome Common was
enclosed by Act of Parliament. Brome Hall, now th~
property of Lady Bateman, formerly belonged to the-
Marquess Oornwallis K.G. and was purchased by Matthias
Kerrison esq. grandfather of the late owner, Sir Edward
DIarence Kerrison bart. D.L., J.P.: the ancient mansion
of the Oornwallis family with the exception of a small
portion, restored on the erection of the present Hal1"
has been wholly removed: the grounds are extensive-
and the plantations are well wooded and stocked with
~me. Lady Bateman il!J lady of the manor and princi-
pal landowner. The land is mixed; subsoil, gravel and
clay. The crops are on the four-course system. The
area is 904 acres; rateable value, £1,188; the popula-
tion in 18 9 1 was ~74.
Parish Clerk, Mrs. Hawes.
Post Office.-Henry Watling, sub-postmaster. Letters
arrive from Eye at 6.50 a.m. &; 1.40 p.m.; dispatched
at 9.30 ·a.m. &; 7.15 p.m. et on sundays 'at 10.30 a.m_
Postal orders issued here, but not paid: The nea,re~1t
I r money order &:. telegraph office &; eavings bank is at
Eye, 2 miles distant
Wall Letter Box, Common, cleared week days, 7.35
p.m.; sundays, 10.30 a.m
School (mixed), wath ma-ster'lt residence, for 120 child-
ren; average attendance, 70; Henry Barradell, master
Girling J ames, farmer
Harria Wm.Potter, farmr.Church farm
Parke esq. of Pulham St. Mary
Mlann Fredk. In. frmr. Broom Ball frm
Stannard J. C. et Son,blacksmiths
Oxford. The charities are of £5 annual value. Lord
Rendlesham and Nathaniel WaIter Barnardiston esq. of
The Ryes, Sudbury, 31'& lordi of the manor. The prin-
cipallandowners are the Marquess of Bristol and Thomas
Lomax esq. of Yoxfol'd. The soil is of a. light, sandy
character. The principal crops are wheat, barley, turnips
and peas. A large portion of the land is heath. Here
are sand pits. The area is 1,783 acres, 4 of wa,ter, 5
of tidal water, and 24 of foreshore; rateable value"
£1,734; the population in 1891 was 236.
Sexton, RDberb Goodchild.
Letters through Woodbridge arrive at 8 a.m. Melton fll'
the nearest post, money order &; telegraph office, I
mile distant
Wall Letter Box, near rectory, cleared at 7·40 a.m. et 7
p.m. week days; sundays, 7·40 a.m
N8'tional School (mixed), built in 1846, for 40 children;
average attendance, 30; Miss Emily Harlley, mistress
Reeve George, farmer
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
~RUISYARD is a parish and village on the river
Aide, over which there is a bridge of one arch, connect-
ing this place with Cransford; 4 miles north-east from
FTamlingham terminal station on a branch of the Great
Eastern railway, in the North Eastern division of the
·county, Plomesgate hundred and union, Framlinj!ham
[letty sessional division, Framlingham and Saxmundham
oCOunty court district, rural deanery of Orford, arch-
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The chnrch
.of St. Pet.er is a small and plain edifice of flint, in the
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel. nave, south
porch and a low western tower containing one bell: in
the vestry is a brass to Michael Hare, ob. 1611, and
his two wives: there are 180 sittings. The register,
which is in good preservation, dates from the year 1600.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £50, in the
gift of the Earl of Stradbroke, and held since 1899 by
the Rev. George Clennell Rivett-Carnac B.A. of Trinity
College, Cambridge, who is also rector of and resides at
•
BUCKLESHAM. 65
Sweflling. Here are sand and clay pits. The Earl of
Stradbroke is lord of the manor and chief landowner;
St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, also owns some land
in the parish. The soil is clay and loam; subsoil, clay
and loam. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and
hay. The parish contains 1,137 acres, for the most part
arable, but there is a wood of 140 acres; rateable value,
£767; the population in 1891 was 252.
Parish Clerk, William Nicholls.
Post Office.-Thomas WaIler, sub-postmaster. Letters
through Saxmundham arrive at 7.45 a.m.; dis-
patched at 5.35 p.m.; sunday·s, 10 a.m. Postal orders
are issued here, but not paid. Rendham is the nearest
money order &; Peasenhall the nearest telegraph office,
3 miles distant
Pillar Letter Box at College farm, cleared at 5.30 p.m. ;
sundays, 10 a.m
The children of this parish attend the schools at Crans-
ford and Rendhan

(Jook Johnson Goddard Arthur Edwin, farmer Reynolds Robert Grayston, farmer
Boward Henry Mutimer Charles, corn &; flour dealer SneIl J ames, wood hoop &; hurdle ma.
COMMERCIAL. Mutimer James. farm bailiff to G. &; timber merohant
Barham William, farmer, Hill farm Borret esq WaIler Thos. grocer &; draper, Post off
Bovington Wm. Butchers' Arms P.H Reynolds Robert, farm I8teward to the Winter Edwin Hy. farmer,College farm
Churchyard Isaac, farmer Earl of Stradbroke
BRUNDISH is a parish and village,S miles north Cullum esq. of Eye, Mrs. Garrard, the Rev. Wm.
from Framlingham terminal station on a branch of the Hy. Gooch M.A. rector of Broxholme, Lincolnshire, the
Great Eastern railway, in the North-Eastern division of trustees of the late Rev. Robert Gwilt M.A. of ICkling-
the county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and ham rectory. William C. Kem1ilall esq. and the Earl of
union, county court district of Framlingham and Sax- Stradbroke are the chief landowners. The land is all
Dlundham, rural deanery of Hoxne, archdeaconry of freehold. The soil is clayey; subsoil, clay. The chief
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. crops are wheat, barley, beans and clover. The area is
Lawrence is a building of flint, in the Perpendicular 2,120 acres of land and 6 of water; assessable value,
style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles. south poroh and £1,251; the population in 1891 was 377.
an embattled western tower containing 2 bells: there are Post Office. Charles W. Rudd, sub-postmaster. Letter.
several ancient brasses: the church affords 300 sittings. from Framlingham R.S.O. received at 8 a.m.; d1s-
'The register dates from the year 1539· The living is a patched at 5.30 p.m. on week days; no post on sun-
'Vicarage or chapelry, united to that of Tannington, days. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
joint net yearly value £14°, including 4 0 acres Dennington is the nearest money order &; telegraph
of glebe in Brundish and a farm in Wilby, in the office, 3 miles distant
~ift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held since Pillar Box. near school, cleared at 5.45 p.m
1890 by the Rev. George William Jones M.A. who
Tesides at Tannington; the Rev. Edward Henry Buxton A School Board of 5 members was formed 20 Aug.
Bodges A.K.C.L. has been curate in charge since 18 99: 18 73; George William White, clerk to the board
the rectorial tithes, commuted at £455 yearly, belong to Board School (mixed), opened in June, 1875, with resi-
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. Charles Austin esq. of dence for mistress, &; will hold! 74 children; average
Brandeston Hall, Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. H. W. attendance, 60; Mrs. Emma Brown, mi'stress
Garrard Mrs Buckingham William (feorge, miller Kemp William, blacksmith
Hodges Rev. Edwd. Hy. Buxton (wind), grocer 'et draper Kerry James, boot maker
A.K.C.L. (curate in charge) Chenery William, farmer Kerry Waiter, farmer
Kemball William Casburn,Brundish ho Clements Arthur, farmer Ray Samuel, farmer
'Yalker Thomas J ames, Brundish lodge Freeman Solomon, farmer Read Charles. farmer, lHall
COMMERCIAL. GirliBg Maria ~Mrs.), farmer, The Rudd Charles William, bri8k1ayer &
.Aldous Henry, farmer Poplars post office
Baker Robert Cook, farmer Goleby Dam, farmer Runnacles Samuel, farmer
Baldry Jas. CrQwn P.H. &; wheelwght Green Dand. miller (wind) Sharman David, farmer
Barker John, farm bailiff to Mrs. E. B. Harding Samuel, farmer Walker Thos. Jas. frmr. Brundish lodge
Capon, of Occold, Chantry farm Kemball William Casburn, farmer &; White George William, insurance agent
Capon Arthur C. farmer, Brundish gro landowner, Brundish house &; clerk to the school board

:BUCKLESHAM is a parish and village, I~ miles Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, is lord of the manors
north-east from Orwell station on the Ipswich and of 'l'yrrells-Feltwell-cum-Foxhall and principal landowner.
Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 east- The soil is light, gravelly and sandy; subsoil, crag and
south-east from ;Ipswich and 6 south-somh-west from sand. The crops are wheat and barley. The area is
Woodbridge, in the South -Eastern division of the county, 1,835 acres; rateable value, £2,000; the population in
Colneis hundred, W oodbridge union, petty .essional 1891 was 289.
division and county court district, rural deanery of Post Office. John Runnacles, sub-postmaster. Letters
Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. from Ipswich arrive at 8 a.m. & 4 p.m. by foot post
The church of St. Mary is a building of flint and stone from Nacton; dispatched at 6.10 p.m.; sundays at
i:n the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, 10.30 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
'South aisle, with a small wooden bell turret, with spire Nacton is the nearest money order & telegraph office,
at the west end containing one bell: in 1878 the church 3 miles distant
was almost entirely rebuilt at a c()ost of £1,800, and
&ffords 200 sitings. The register dates from the year A School Board of 5 members was formed 14 Oct. 1874,
1678. 'l'he living is a rectory, net )-early value £366, with Brightwell &; Foxhall contributories, each flending
in4illuding 46 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift 2 members: S. Dixon, Hatton court, Ipswich, elerk to
.of Mrs. Henderson, and held since 1882 by the Rev. the board &; attendance officer
Samuel Roden Henderson, of St. Bees. There are several Board School (mixed), erect.ed in 1877, at a cos" of £7 85,
crag pits in the parish, from which have been 6btamed for 103 children; average att-endance,83; Robert Henry
many specimens of fossil remains. Capt. Ernest George Emerson, Ichoolmaster
Henderson :Rev. SamI. :Roden,Rectory Daniel Henry, miller (water) RlV1lolds Henry, Farmer Street farm
Everitt William, farmer Runnacles John, Shannon P.H. shop-
COMMERCIAL. Fl&-ey George, beer retailer keeper, Post office
'Catt Arthur, farmer, Kembroke hall Kitson Ernest A. farmer, Glebe farm Ward Ali1a, blackllmitli
.
Driver Geerge,farmer,Bucklesham hall Rt'vnolds Chas. farmer, Red House frm .,

SUFFOLK 5
 66 nUNGAY. SUFFOLK.
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BUNGAY .
BUNGAY is a market; town on the borders of Norfolk,
in the Northern division of this county, the head of a
petty sessional division, and has. a station on the
Waveney Valley bran~h of the Great Eastern railway:
it is II3 miles from London by rail, 14 south-east from
Norwich by road, 40 north-east from Ipswich, 40 north-
east-by-east from Bury St. Edmunds, 20 south-west from
Yarmouth, 16 \vest from Lowestoft and 6 west from
Becoles, in Wangford hundred and union, Beccles and
Bungay county court district, rural deanery of Wangford,
archdeaconry of Suffolk and! diocese of Norwich. . engine was purchased by subscription in 1889 at a Co Sf
Bungay is pleasantly situated on the river Waveney,
which is navigable up to the town, and by mean-s of it
a trade in corn, malt, 110ur, coal and lime is carried on.
The river is here crossed bY" two county bridges of
modem date, one at the foot of Earsham street consist..
ing of a single brick arCh, and another at the end of
Bridge street, originally of wood, but replaced by an iron
structure in IS8e;>. The principal streets leading to Nor-
wich, Yarmouth, Bury and Ipswich, are broad and well
paved, and contain many good houses and shops. The
town is lighted with gas from works situated near Upper
Oll:md t8treet, and at present private property i and is
amply 8upplied with excellent water from the numerous
springs with which the town and its neighbourhood
abound. The houses have mostly been erected since
1668', when nearly the whole town was destroyed by fire.
Bungsy comprises the parishes of St. Mary and- H0ly
Trinity. The church of St. Mary; formerly attached to
the Benedictine nunnery once existing here, i. an edifice
of flint and stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting
of nave and aisles (without chancel), north porch and an
embattled western tower with four crocketed pinnacles,
containing 8 bells and a clock, erected in 1884 by the
town at a cost of £123, and kept in repair by the town
reeve: the organ was renovated in 1883 at a cost of
£250: there are seven stained windows, including two
memorial windows to the Mann family and one to Lois
Camell, an old parishioner: the church was thoroughly
restored in 1879 at a cost of £:3,000, and afford. 600
sittings. The register dates from th& year 1538. The
living i. a -vicarage, net yearl1 value £200, with residence.
in the gift of thE:> Church Patronage Society, and held
since 1893 by the Rev. William Allan D.D. of Worcester
College, Oxford.
The church of the Holy Trinity, supposed to have been
built in the nth century, is an edifice of rubble, faced
on the south side with 1linrlil, in the Norman Il'tyle, and
consists of nave and aisles (without chancel), south porch
and a round embattled western tower, adorned with
shields bearing the arms of Thomas de Brotherton, Earl
of Norfolk, and son of Edward the FiYst, and the Monta-
cute, Bigod, Beauchamp and other families: in the
church is a brass of Ma.:rgaret DaUinger, who W8. prioress
here and a monument to the Rev. Thomae Wilson who
died in 1774:. the pulpit of black oak is a very fine
example of ElIzabethan work: there are 420 sittings of
which 125 are free. The register dlltes from the year
1~57. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £210,
WIth 'YO acres of glebe, and residence, in the gift of the
Bishop of .Norwich, and held !!linea 1890 by the Rev.
Jl\mes AmIra".lx Fletcher RA. of Olrpus Ohristi college
Cambridge, and surrogate. ' of the a1msho~se8, ke~ping th~ to~ clock in St. Mary's
The Catholic church in St. Mary's street dedicated to
St. Edmund, was erected in ::892 at th~ 801e cost of
Frederic Smith esq. l!Olicitor, on a site presented. by the
Duke of Norfol~ KG. and is ehieRy in the Late Decorated
style, from deSIgns by Mr. B. Smith R.I.B.A. and con-
~ins a fine seri~s of the " Stations of the Oross," carved
ID oak I there 18 also some good modem stained glass
and Bome stat~8!Y ornaments the western entrance:
th~re are 350 SlttIDgs. In 1~94 a. new priory was built
adjacent to the church, and IS the residence of the Rev
.A:rchembald F. Fleming O.S.B.: the schools were de:
SIgned by Mt:. F. E. Banham, of Beccles; the entire sum
~:xpended on the church, schools and priory was about
;{;20,000.
St. ~ary's Parish Room. and Mission Hall, erected in
I8.82~ IS us~d f.or parochIal meetings; on Sund'a}"S a
mHISlOn sel'Vlce IS held and the lower 1100r is used as a
Sunday school.
The Cemetery for Holy Trinity parish, at the south
end of the town, covers an area of two acres, and hall
mortuary chapels.
~ . ~etery for St. Mary's parish was formed in 188 7
adJO'ining that of Holy Trinity; it covers an area of 4
[KELL't'S .
acres, with one mortuary chapel., J;Joth are managed by
the Cl Bungay Burial A.uthority," a joint committee of lE)
members appointed by the Parish Councils.
The Corn Hall, in which the Corn market is held On
Thursdays, was formerly a. theatre; the hall is also used
for concerts, thea.trical performances, lectures, politicai
and other public meetings, and will hold 35 0 persons.
The Odd-Fellows' Hall, Markell place, erected in 188);.
will seat 200, and is let for entertainments.
The Fire Engine Station is in Cross street; a new fir&
of £181 15s. towards which the town reeve contributed
£5 0 •
The Bungay Church Institute, in Wharton street, it
open, at a nominal subscrip$ion, to men only; discussion.
are held here on various subjects and arrangements are-
made for social evenings; there are about 75 members.
The Market place, in the centre of the town, stands
on gently rising ground and formerly contained two so-
called market crosses, but has now only one, this is aD
octagonal building with dome-shaped Toof, on the top of
which j standing on a pedestal, is a figure of Justice,
holding the scales a the left and a gilded sword in the
right hand. The market day is Thursday. b. the town
are the exte.sive Chaucer Press printing works and stereo-
type and electrotype foundry of Messrs. R. Clay and Som.
Limited, of Bread Street hill, London, formerly belong-
ing to Messrs. John Childs and Son, and first estab-
lished in 1795; thelle works were enlarged in 1880, 1889..
18 96 &:; 1900; upwards of 20Q workpeople are employed:
there are also 110ur and steam law mills, an iran foundry
and malt houses.
The Bungsy Nursing Institute, in Trinity street, 'Wa.!f
founded in 1827, from the interest of £3,000 left by
Samuel Scott esq. and 1Ii nnrse i. regularly maintained
to arttend upon 'lihe lIick poor of both parishes at their
homes: a house for a nurse's residence was purchaselJ
ai a cost of £250.
The. "St•. Edmund'. Homes," erected in 1895 by
Fredel'lc SmIth esq. at & cost of nearly £2,000, are resi-
deaC81 for .ix single persons and two married couples.
The charities for distribution to the poor amount tll
about; £52 yearly, £'Z9 belonging to St. Mary'. parisb
and .£23 to ph~t of Holy Tri!lity: Lord Northampton'.
~hal'lty, conslgtID~ of an annwty of £26 for each parish.
IS genenlly granted to decayed tradesmen or widows.
There are six almshouses founded in 1577 by Christia:u
yvJxarton, and o~~ers f~unded by -Thomas Pop.son M.A.
ID 1592, COmpl'lSIDg SIX rooms for widows only: thif
T~WII. almshouses contain twelve rooms, and in 1848 Mrs.
Eliza Dreyer founded and endowed. widows' homes fol'
five persons.
The town lands, .ituated in the parishes of Bungay
and Ilket&hall St. John in Suffolk and Earsham and
Hempnall in Norfolkp are under the control of the town
feoffees, now (1900) six in number, and appointed under
feoff~ent deed, the Town reev6 for the year being elected
lIy ~ fellow f~ffee. on the ISt Tuesday in Deoember:-
the mcome d~rlved .from the lands, amounting to about
f,2 70 rearlyp IS ~bJe~ to certain fixed mmual charges..
mclu~mg ~22 IS. 2d. paid to the GTammar school; the-
remamder IS devoted to repairs, rates and tues -repairing
ch~ 'tower m :repall', and lightmg and generally iIn-
provmg ihe town.
Adjoining the King'a Head Hotel is a house and shop~
no~ (1900) let ~~ a rental of £40 per annum; these pre-
mIses were deVlBed many years ago by the will of one
Robert Scales; it is administered by the vicar and
churchwardens of St. Mary's, and the net rental is applied
annually to the payment of the salary of the "Organist
of that church.
Northward of the town is a common of 408 acres, almost
surrounded by the Wanney; and on the south side of th~
town is Stow Fen, containing 88 acres; these are under the
management of the Oommon and Fen reeves respectivelyp
both bodies being elected by the owners.
• A.t the period of the Norman survey Bnngay was divided
mta severaJ. m8;Il0r~ and estates, which were retained by
the Oonqueror ID his own hands under the stewardship of
William de Noiers; they are now the property of the Duke-
of Norfolk E.M" K.G. to whom they have descended
through IS long line of ancestors from &ger lBigod the-
original grantee. ReginaldJ de Bungay was lord may~r of
London 1241-42.
Part of the castJe, blillt by the Bigods, Earla of Norfolk,
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is still standing; in the reign of Stephen it appears to have
been cansidered impregnable by Hugh Bigot, to whom the
following rhyme, pa.rt of an old ballad, is attributed : -
"Were I in my Castle of Bungay,
Upon the waters of Waveney,
I would ne care for the King of Cockney."
The ruins, pleasantly situated, overlooking the Waveney
valley, are interesting and of some extent.
Upland Hall, about a mile from the town, on the Flixton
J"Oad, and now (1900) unoccupied, has well laid out
gl"Oli.Uds, containing a Levant oak, about 80 years old, of
unusual growth and beauty, the circumference of the over-
hanging branches being over ISO feet.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS kG.
Post!, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &; Insurance &; Annuity Office. Mrs. L. N
Capes, postmistress
I Ditchingham, Ellingham, Ellough, Geldeston, Gilling-
Arriva s.-Delivery commences.
:rst, London &; all parts, by postmen &; to callers, 7 a.m.;
2nd, London' &; all p8ll'ts, to callers, 9·45 a.m.; 3rd ,
Lond:On &; all parts &; Norwich, by postmen &; to callers,
1·35 p.m. &; 9·5 p.m. ; 4th , London &; all parts, Norwich,
Ipswich, Lowestoft &; Beccles, by postmen &; to callers,
7.3 0 p.m
Dispatch.
1St London da~ mail, England, Scotland &; Foreign
generally, 9.5 a.m. (registered until 8,45 a.m.); 2nd
London day mail, England, Scotland &; Foreign
generally, 1.50 p.m. (extra ~. stamp, 2 p.m.; regis-
tered until 1.50 p.ro.); London &; all parts, 6,45 p.m.
(extra !d. stamp, 6·55 p.m.; registered until 6 p.m.);
London &; all parts, 8.30 p.ro. (extra !d. stamp, 8.35
p.m.; registered until 8 p.ro.). Sundays, 6·45 p.IIl.
(extra !d. stamp, 6·55 p.m.; registered until 10 a.m.) ;
parcel dispatch to London, 10·45 a.m. Office opened
from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. week days; sundays, 7 to
10 a.m.
Money orders are granted &; paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ;
telegraph ()ffice opened from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. week
days &; from 8 to 10 a.m. on sundays
Railway Station Letter Box, cleared 1.10,6.10 &; 7. 10 p.IIl
COUNTY MAGISTRATES.
For Bungay Petty Sessional Division.
Each magistrate takes the chair in rotation.
Adair Sir Hugh Edward bart. D.L. Flixton hall, Hungay
Adair Capt. Frederick Edwd. Shafto, Flixton hall, Bungay
Base Samuel esq. Ringsfield hall, !BeecIes
French Richard Dayesq. St. John's hall, Hungay
Haggard Henry Rider esq. Ditchingham house, Bungay
Kemball Chas. Gurdon esq. Mettingham castle, Bungay
Manu Robert Campbell esq. Wainfordl house, Bungay
Meade Capt. John Percy, Ea.rsham hall, Bungay
Poix Edmond de esq. Broome place, Bungay
Clerk to the Magistrates, Herbert J. Hartcup, The
Bank house
Petty Sessions are held at the OddfeIlows' hall every alter-
nate thursday at I I a.m. The following places are
within the Petty Sessional diVlision :-Bungay St. Mary
&; Holy Trinity, Flixton, Homers.field, Mettingham,
Ilketshall St. Andrew, Ilketshall St. John, IlketshaIl
St. Lawrence, Ilketshall St. Margaret, South Elmbam
All Saints-cum-St. Nicholas, South Elmham St. George
or St. Cross, South Elmham St. James, South Elmham
St. Margaret, South EImham. St. Michael &; South
Elmham St. Peter
Town Feoffees. Herberl J ames Hartcup, Frederic Smith,
William David Walker, Henry Wightman, Wm. Thos.
Hartcup & Robert Campbell Manu
Town Reeve, Frederic Smith
Town Clerk, Humphrey Jeans Sprake
PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemeteries (Holy Trinity &; St. Mary), Souih End road,
H. J. Spl'ake, clerk to the burial joint committee
Church of England! Institute, Wharton street, Rev. J ames
Amiraux Fletcher B.A. president; H. Mends Gibson
esq. vice-president; William Alexander, sec
Corn Hall, Broad street, Edgar Watts, proprietor
County Court, His Honor Hugh Ea;rdley-WiImot, judge;
:Y'ames Preston Larkman, registrar; Henry William
Cutting, high bwiliff. The sittings of the C01lDty court St. Mary's Church, St. Mary's street, Rev. Wm.Allan D.lt.
are held at the Oddfellows' hall, Bungay &; at the Police vicar; 10.45 a.m. &; 7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; fri. litany
court, Beccles, in alternate months. The following 12.30 p.m
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George Frederick Beaumont esq. F.S.A. of The Lawn,
Coggeshall, Essex, is lord of the manor of Mettingham
Castle with Bungay Soca.
The principal landowners are the trustees of the late
William Hartcup esq. Sir Hugh EdwaTd Adair bart. of
Flixton Hall, and Lady Bateman, of Broome Hall.
The area of St. Mary is 573 acres of land and 17 of
water; assessable value, £4,878; of Holy Trinity, 2,043
acres of land and 10 of water; assessable value, £4,338;
the population in 1891 of St. Nary was 1,757, and of Holy
Trinity 1,801; total, 3,558. .
Parish Clerks (St. Mary's), WiUiam George Adams, St.
Ml:l.1"fs street; (Holy Trinity), Robert Fenn Tye, Lower
Olland street.
places are within the County Court district :-Aldeby,
Barsham, Beccles, Bedingham, Broome, Bungay St.
'Mary &; Holy Trinity, Burgh St. Peter, Chedgrave,
ham.AII Swints, Gillingham St. Mary, Haddiscoe, Hales,
Heckingham, Hedenham, Henstead-with-Hulver Stree.p,
llketshall St. Andrew, Ilketshall St. John, llketshall St.
l.awrence, Ilketshall St. Margaret, Kirby Cane, Kirstead,
Lodidon, Mettingham. Mundham. North Cove. Norton.
Subcourse, Raveningham, Redisham, Ringsfield•.
Seething, Shadingfield, Shipmeadow. Sotterley, Stock-·
ton, Thorpe-next-Haddiscoe, Thurlton, Thwaite, Toft-.
Monks, Topcroft, Weston, Wheatacre.AII Saints, Willing-
ham, Woodton, Worlingham
For Bankruptcy purposes this CQUrt is included: in that of -
Yarmouth, Harry Pea.rce GouId, 8 King street, Norwi.ll, .
official receiver
Certified! Bailiffs appointed under the" Law of Distress.
Amendment Act," Robert Earl, Earsham street &;.
Humphrey Jeans Sprake, town clerk, Bungay; William .
Smith, Beccles &; Henry William Cutting, Beccles
County Police Station, Priory lane, Thomas Steggles, in- .
spector, &; I constable
Fire Engine Station, Cross street, Richard W. Norman,.
captain, &; 14 men
Oddfellows' Hall, Market place, Edgar Philpott, manager
Stamp Office, Market place, Mrs. L. N. Capes, distribuwr .
St. Mary's Parish Room &; Mission Hall, Broad street
VOLUNTEERS.
2nd :vJolunteer Battalion Norfolk Regiment (F Co.);.
armoury, Nethergate street; Capt. A. W. M. Atthil1;
strength of F Co. 101 ; Rev. R. M. Marshall.
M.A., V.D. hon. chaplain; Colour-Sergeant Herber&-..
Hindry, drill instructor
, PUBLIC OFFIGERS.
Assistant County Surveyor (Bungay district), Henry
Rushmer, Wingfield street
Assistant Overseer, Robert Earl, Earsham street
Certifying Factory Surgeon. Medical Officer of Health,
Bungay &; Beccles District, Wangford Rural District
Council, Frederick Hamson 'Fetley L.R.C.P. &; S. EdiJa.
Waveney house, Earsham street
Clerk to the Common Reeves, Henry Rushmer,Wingfield st
Clerk to the Fen Reeves, Henry Rushmer, Wingfield street.
Collector to the Guardians of Wangford Union, Char1Q8.
William Hadingham, Priory lane
Collector of Poor's Rate, Robert Earl, Earsaam street
Collector of Income Tax, Robt.Wm.Wal66by,Earsham st..
District Surveyor to the Wangford Rural District Coun-·
cil, William E. Warburton, Henham vile Bardolph rd
Government Inspector of Cattle for the Bungay District,...
James Cleveland M.R.C.V.S. Broad street
Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, Bungay Disin-id,.
Wangford Union 4th District Loddon &; Clavering Union.
&; 2nd District, Depwade Union, WiIliam Betenson
Betenson L.R.e.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Trinity street
Registrar of Marriages for the Wangford District, Robt.
WilIiam Walesby, Earsham street
Registrar of Births k Deaths for the Bungay Sub-Distrid.
&; Relieving Officer &; School Attendance &; VaccinatioJl
Officer for Bungay Diiltrict, Wangford Union, @larles
William Hadingham, Priory lane
Sanitary Inspecton, Wangford Rural District CoUDflil,
Bungay District, J obn Owen Rees, Flixton road
Sheriff's Officer, Henry Rushmer, Wingfield street
Town Clerk, Humphrey Jeans Sprake, Earsham street
Town Crier, Frederick Laws, B.urrongh-welllane
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times cl Servriees.
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Holy Trinity Church, Trinity street, Rev.' James Amiraux Rees, clerk to· the governors; the present number of
Fletcher B.A. vicar; 8 &; I I a.m. &; 7 p.m.; wed. 12 boys is 20
noon; saints' days, 4 p.m A School Bow of 7 members was formed 16 April, 1875,
St. Mary's Mission Hall, Broad street, 3 p.m fOT the United District of !Bungay Holy Trinity, Bungay
St. Edmund's Catholic, St. Mary's street, Rev. Archem- St. Mary &; Mettingham; Herbert James Hartcup, chair-
bald F. Fleming O.S.B. priest; sundays, holy com- man; John Owen Rees, Flixton road, clerk to the board;
munion at 8,45 a.m. (fir-st sunday of month, mass at Robert Hicks, Staithe road, attendance officer; the
8.30 & 10.30 a.m.); catechetical instruction, rosary &; board meet at the schools the last friday in each month
benediction at 3 p.m.; vespers, sermon &; benediction at 8 p.m
at 6 p.m.; holy days, mass at 9 a.m.; rosary &;·bene- Board Schools, Wingfield street, erected in 1877 &; en·
diction, 7.30 p.m.; week days mass, 8.30 a.m.; wed- larged in 1889, for boys, girls &; infants, with class-
nesdays, rosary &; benediction, 7.30 p.m. ; seats 350 rooms to hold about 730 scholars; average attendance,
Baptist, Neatgate street; 10.30 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m. in sum- 187 boys, 175 girls .& 156 infants; William Henry Lewis,
mer &; 2 p.m. in winter &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m. ; master; Miss Ellen Garwood, mistress; Miss Agnes A.
seats 395 Atcheson, infants' mistress
Baptist, Priory lane; 10.30 a.m. 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. Oatholic SCMol (mixed), erected 1899 at the expense of
7.30 p.m Frederic Smith esq. for 150 children; average attend-
Congregational, Upper Olland street, Rev. Wm. Tomalin ance, 50; Miss Agnes Boulter, mistress
A.T.S.; 10.45 a.m.& 6.30 p.m.; tues.8 p.m.; seats 520 RAILWAY STATION.
Primitive Methodist, South End road, Rev. T. Archer &
Rev. Albert E. Rose; I I a.m. &; 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m.; mono Waveney Valley Railway (branch of Great Eastern), Arth.
7.30 p.m.; seats 180 Mann. station master
Wesleyan, Trinity street, Rev. C. Walker &; Rev. Alfred An omnibus from the ' King's Head,' to &; from the station
R. Choate; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; mono & wed. 7.30 to meet every train
p.m.; seats 250 CARRIERS.
SaJvation Army Barracks, Bridge street; 7 &; I I a.m. & 3
&; 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 p.m. in Nethergate street Gardiner's van, Norwich, daily, at 7.30 a.m. ; returns from
the Lamb, Haymarket, at 4.30 p.m
SOHOOLS. Mail cart to Scole every evening a.t 7 p.m
The Grammar School (founded in 1592) is regulated by a WATER CONVEYANCE.
scheme of the Endowed Schools Commission issued in Wherries to Beccles &; Lowestoft 3 times 80 week &; to Nor-
1879: in 1863 an excellent school room was built; the wich &; Yarmouth when required, from the Staithe;
Rev. William Boyce is the head master; J,oon Owen W. D. &; A. E. Walker, proprietors
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Flaming Rev. Archembald F., O.S.B. Punchard William, Earsham street
The Priory, St. Mary's road Read Mrs. 6 Waveney terrace
Adams Edgar, 2 South End terrace Fletcher Rev. :.Tames Amiraux B.A. Read: William. Rose vil. Wingfield st
Adams Miss, Upper Olland .street (vicar), Holy Trinity vicarage, Up. Reeve Mrs. St. John's road
Allan Rev. William D.D. St. Mary's OIland street Reynolds James John, Prospect place,
vicarage, Trinity street Foulger Miss, Ba-sham street Wingfield street
Allsopp Miss, Earsham :s,treet Fyson Mrs. Trinity street Richards Arthur John. Lower Olland st
Andrews Richard Bernard,E:arsham st Gibson Ernest, St. John's road Richardson Miss, 2 Lindo villas, St.
Archer Mrs. Red house, Flixton road Gibson Henry Christopher Mends, John's road
Archibald J.C. TheGabl&S, St.John's I'd Lowlands Robertson Alfred Thomas, Wingfield
Baker Ml's. ITrinity street Gibson Mrs. Vassily ho. Earsham st lodge, Beccles road
Barnewal William, I Waveney terrace Gooch Richard', Flixton road Rushmer Henry, Wingfield street
Barratt Gordon, Broad street Hadingham Charles Wm. Priory lane Smith Austin Cook, Broad street
:Belding Herbt. W. R. Trinity street Hartcup Herbert lJames, The Bank ho Smith Frederic, Earsham street
Betanson Wm. Betenson, Trinity st Haward Horace, Earsham street Smith John Hy. Bridge ho. Earsham st
Boatwright Ambrose, 2 Waveney ter Haward Miss, Earsham street Smith Robert, Lower Olland street
Botwright Horace Cullum, Cambridge Heffer WiIliam, Trinity street Sones Mrs. Elm vil. Flixton road
house, Broad street Hicks Mrs. The Roses, Staithe road Spalding Albert, Wharton street
Boulter Mrs. Bardolfe road Hudson Robert William, Ollanas house, Sprake Humphrey Jeans, Earsham st
Boyce Rev. William (head master of St. John's road Stammers Hezekiah, ,St. 8"ohn's road
the Grammar school &; vicar of Met- Lewis William, I Laburnum terrace, Sturgess William Henry, Flixton road
tingham), Earsham street South End road Tetley Frederick Harrison. Earsham st
Boycott Edward, Trinity house Lingo Mrs. Oakover, Flixton rood Tomalin Rev. William A. T.S. (Cong.),
Bull Lewis, Flixton road Maddle Miss, Linden ho. Earsham st Waveney terrace
Bull Miss, Flixton road Maddle Miss Bessie, Earsham street Tomey Richard Hastings Swan M.B.,
Oattermole Henry, Earsham .street Mann nobert Campbell V.D., J.P. L.M. Waveney terrace
Cattermole Richard, Upper Olland st Wainford house Toynbee Cecil, Stow park
Chevallier Mrs.Waveney cot.Outney rd Mann William Horace, Prospect place, Varvell George A. Neatgate street
Cleveland James, Broad street Wingfield street Waglyn James, Flixton road
Clutten Mrs. 3 South End terrace Mayhew Frederick, Earsham street W al~er Miss, Broad street
Glutten Mrs. The Beeches, Lower 01- Mayhew Mrs. Wingfield street Walker William David, Ollands house,
land street Methven William, Dairsie house, Lower 1Q11and ,street
Oocks Henry, lEarsham street Upper Olland street Warburton WiUiam Edwin, Henham
Cocks Jeremiah, Trinity vil. Trinity st Minns William J. Waveney terrace villa., Bardolph road
Colburn Miss, Flixton road Moore Mrs. South End terrace Ward William, 2 Trinity ter.Flixton I'd
Daniels John Carter, I Trinity tQrrace, More Mrs. 2 Oak villas, St. John's road Warnes William, Duke's bridge
Flixton road Mullane Patrick Joseph, Up. Olland st Watts Edgar, Trinity street
Durrant Mrs. Trinity street Nursey Arthur Alfred, Lower Qlland st Wig-htman Ernest Henry, -Market place
Earl Robert, Earsham street Owles Henry Beaumont, Glenwood, Wilson Miss, Flixton road
Farrow iMiss, II Lindo vils.St.John's re Flixton road Wisken Alfred. Ivy cottage, Trinity st
Easthaugh George, Fliiton road Pipe John, WinlZfield street Wisk,en Miss, Trinity street
Fisk Mrs. Broad street Prime Alfred, Market place Wright 'Mrs. Prospect pI. Wingfield st
COMJrnRCIA.L, Barber Ernest William, baker, Lower Olland street
Adams William Geor~e, tailor, & woollen draper & parish Barker George, shopkeeper, Lowet' Olland street
clerk of St. Mary's, Sb. Mary's street Barker James Edward, beer retailer, Outney road
Adkin Frederick, tailor &; draper, Market place Barratt Cordon (late W. Parrington), importer of
Aldborough John, fishmonger, Bridge street wines & spirits, & agent for Worthington's Burton beers
Alexander Benjamin,hay &; corn dealer, Upper Olland st &; stouts in cask &; bottles; estab. 150 years, Broad st
Allen Edgar, boot &; shoe maker, Bridge street Beccles Working Men's Co-operative Association Limited
Andrews Richard Bernard, manager London &; Provincial (Bungay branch) (HarryJohnson,manager),St.Mary's st
Bank Limited, Earsham street Bedingfield James, jun. pork butcher, Lower Olland stl'eet
Askew Fanny (Miss), fancy draper, Market place Bedwell Charles, bricklayer, Boyscot lane
Banham Susannah (Mu.), shopkeeper, Popson street Betenson William Betenson L.R.O.P.Lond., M.R.C.5.Eng.
Banham Walter, beer retailer, Upper Olland street &; L.S.A. physician &; surgeon, medical officer &; public
Barclay & Co. Limited (agency), bankers (William J. vaccinator Bun2'ay dil'itrict, Wangford union &; 4th dis-
Minns, agent); open 10 to 4, except thurs. to 5 &; sat. trict Loddon .& Clavering union & 2nd district Depwade
to I, Broad street; draw on head office, 54 Lombard union, Trinity street
street, London E 0 Biles Robert, builder, Neatgate street
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Bishop Robt. Wm. watch maker & jeweller. St. Mary'. st
Boothby Alfred., baker, Nethergate street & Bridge street
Botwright Arthur Denny, builder, contractor, carpenter
& brick, lime & cement merchant, & mineral & aerated
water manufacturer, Upper Olland street
Botwright William Thos. tailor & draper, Earsham street
Bowes George, baker, Broad street
Bradnum Marv Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, Bridge street
JIlranford Harry, saddler & harness mal, er, Earsham street
Brewer Dennis Hale, Bungay collegiate school, Wharton st
Brighton Frederick, chimney sweeper, Castle lane
Brighton George, boot maker, Castle lane
Brighton James, bricklayer & builder, Castle lane
Brown Charles, watch maker, St. Mary's street
Brown Ernest, jobmaster, Upper Olland street
Brown James M. (Mrs.), dress maker, Upper Olland street
Brownsdon Daniel, decorator & plumber, Bridge street
Bungay Book Club (A. W. Cocks, sec)
Bungay Church of England Institute (Rev. Jas. A.miraux
Fletcher RA. president; H. C. Mends Gibson esq. vice-
president; William Alexander, sec.), Wharton street
Bungay Gas Light & Coke Works (executors of the late
Thomas Hill Methven) (William Methven sec. & man-
ager); office, Dairsie house, Upper Ollan'd st.; works,
Gas House lane
Bungay Nursing Institute (Miss Emily Maddle, nurse;
Austin Oook Smith, hone sec.), Trinity street
Burrows John, beer retailer, Popson street
Butcher Ruth (Mrs.), coffee rooms, Bridge street
Cameron Daniel AlbeIt,iron founder & agricultural imple-
ment maker & agent, Earsham street
Castleton Charles, Watch House P.H. Beccles road
Cattermole Henry, grocer, Bridge street
Cemetery (Holy Trinity) (H. J. Sprake, clerk to the burial
authority)
Cemetery (St. Mary's) (H. J. Sprake, clerk to the burial
authority)
Charlish Arthur, tailor & hair dresser, Bridge stre~t
Charlish Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Lower Olland st
Charlish Robert, cycle agent, Earsham street
Chase George William, butcher, Market place
Chilvers Eliza (Mrs.), pork butcher, Bridge street
Chuter George, baker, Upper Olland street
Clarke Benjamin, photographer, Earsham street
Clarke Brothers, coal merchants & bakers, Bridge sh'eet
Clarke Frederick, saddler & harness maker, St. Mary'~ st
Clarke Manning, coal merchant. Bridge street
Clarke 'l'homas, grocer, Market place
Clarke William, tailor, Earsham street
Clay R. & Sona Limited. printers, stereotypers & elec-
trotypers, The Chaucer Press, Bungay; fine art printers
& printers of illustrated books, catalogues, price lists,
pampWets, auctioneers' particulars &c.; antique & dis-
play types of great beauty; London address, R. Clay
& Sons Lim. Bread Street hill, Queen Victoria st E C
Clay Edward, butcher, Bridge street
Cleveland James M.R.O.V.S.L. veterinary surgeon &
government inspector of cattle for the Bungay district,
Broad street
Cocks & Son, grocers & linen drapers, Earsham street
Cocks Alfred Webb, corn, flour, hound meal, dog cake,
bird seed, bovine & greaves stores; estab. 1878; &
agent for the Royal & Phrenix Fire & Life Cos. Ears-
ham street
Codling George, White Horse P.H. Staithe road
Collins Thomas Henry, Queen's Read hotel, & wine &.
spirit merchant, Bridge street
Coe .A.1bert Richard, grocer, Bridge street
Coe Frederick, beer retailer, Mile end, Beccles road
Corn Hall (Edgar Watts, proprietor), Broad street
Cornish Charles, chimney sweeper, Broad street
Cox Mary .Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Broad street
Cracknell John, fishmonger, Market place
Crowfoot & Co. brewers, Ditchingham bl'ewery
Ooddon Grace (Mrs.), coach builder, St. John's road
Cunningbam Herbert Willie, insurance agent, Cross street
Debenham Eliza (Miss), dress maker, Earsham street
Debenham Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, Wingfield street
Durrant George &; Sons, auctioneers &c. Trinity street
Earl Robert, house & estate agent, assistant overseer, rate
collector for Bungay St. Mary's district, certified bailift
appointed under the "Law of Distress Amendment
Act," & agent to the Atlas Insurance Co. Guarantee
Society, Earsham street
Edwards James, music seller, Earsham street
Farden Edwin J. grocer, & agent for W. & A. Gilbey Lim.
wine & spirit merchants, Market place
Fenn William Chappell, plumber, painter &c. Earsham st
Filby Elizabeth (Miss), fancy goods repository, Market pI
Fish Frederick, waterman, Bridge street
Flatt Thomas, farm bailiff to Mr. John WiUriek, Manor
House farm
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Fo!esters' Pride (No. 3012) (Thomas Tait, sec.), Tunns
Inn, Market place
Foulger R. carpenter, Upper Olland street
Freemasons' Lo?ge, Waveney (No. 929) (Thomas Felt-
ham, sec.), Kmg's Head hotel, Bridge street
Freaks Emlly (Mlrs.), dress maker, Wingfield street
Freestone George, basket maker, Upper Olland street
Freeston Sam uel, corn & flour merchant, hay, chaff, malt,
hops, scotch oatmeal & Spratt's poultry & game foods
&; ~atent dog cakes & Thorley's foods & spices,Bridge st
°Gardmer Archibald, shoeing smith & carrier, Bridge st
Goate Samuel James, grocer &; draper Lower Olland st
Gooch Hannah (Mrs.), shoe maker, Upper Olland street
Goo~erham William, Prince of Wales P.R. St. Mary's st
Goshng Henry, boot maker & shopkeeper, Bridge street
Grammar School (Rev. William Boyce, head master),
Earsham street
Green John, Rose & Crown P.R. Upper Olland street
Gris Thomas, Horse & Groom P.H. Broad street
Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons & Orde, bankers,
now Barclav & Co. Limited
Hadingham Charles William, relieving officer & school
attendance & vaccination officer for Bungay district &.
registrar of births & deaths for the Bungay sub-district,
WangfOTd rural district council & collector to the Guar.
dians of Wangford union, Priory lane
Hailstone Charles,farm bailiff to (exors. of) William Hart-
cup esq. Upland HaU farm
Haney Henry, cowkeeper &; carter, Nethergate street
Hancy James, cowkeeper, Nethergate street
Hancy Robert, hay & straw dealer, Broad street
Hannah Alexander, stationer & watch maker, Broad st.
& Earsham street
Harris Henry, plumber, painter &c. Bridge street
Rarris Jane (Mrs.), confectioner & baker, St. Mary's st
Hartcup Herbert James, solicitor, commissioner to ad-
minister oaths, clerk to the magistrates & agent for the
Sun Fire Office, The Bank house
Maward Edwln a Son. wholesale & retail grocers,
wine & spirit merchants, & agents for Ind, Coope &
Co.'s cask ales & stout, Earsham street
Haward Richard, farmer, Oaklands
Hawes James, grocer & draper, Upper Olland street
Hemblen Charles, cowkeeper, Allotment road
Hicks Marie (Mrs.), ladies' college, The Roses, Trinity st
Hicks Robert, school attendance officer for Holy Trinity,
St. Mary's & ~Iettingham United district school board,
Staithe road
Hill Alfred, grocer, St. Mary's st.reet
Hindry Colol'-Sergt. Herbert, drill instructor to F Co.
2nd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk Regt. Nethergate st
Honeywood Frank, boot & shoe maker, Earsham street
Hood Mary (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Nethergate street
Home John. surgeon-dentist (attends ISt thursday in
month), Market place
Howlett William, farmer & auctioneer, Duke's bridge,
Beccles road
Hnhbard Charles, baker, Bridge street
Hudson Robert William, ironmonger, St. Mary's street
Hnnwick Edwin Hamilton, watch ma. & jeweller. Broad sf;
Jackllon Berbert George, ironmonger, Market place
Jay William, boot & shoe maker, Upper Olland street
Jermy Agnes (Miss), milliner, Earsham street
Jolly William, cowkeeper, Nethergate street
Kenneth W. S. baker, Earsham street
Kent Susanna (Miss), dress maker, Bridge street
Kerridge Sarah (M'iss), dyer, Flixton road
King George, British Oak P.B. Bardolfe road
Knights Harriet P.lrs.),baker & confctnr. Gp. Olland st
Knowles Geo. Saml. beer rete &; fishmonger, Earsham st.
Knowles WilIiam, fishmonger & fruiterer, Bridge street
Laws Arthur William, grocer. St. Mary's street
Laws Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, Upper Olland street
Laws Frederick, town crier, Burrough-well lane
Laws William, Swan P.H. & blacksmith, Market place
Leggett William, Crown P.H. Market place
Ling Robert, Bell inn, Market place
Lipton Limited (Alfred W. Cocks, agent), delicious teas,
coffee & cocoa; also extract of beef
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Richard
Bernard Andrews, manager), Earsham street; open
daily from 10 to 4, on thursdays 10 to 5. & saturday IG
to I; draw on head office, 7 Bank buildings E C &
Glvn. Mills, Gurrie & Co. London E C
Lord Osborne. shopkeeper &; painter, St. John's road
Maddle Jane & Maude (Misses), ladies' boarding schoo1,
St. Mary's school, Linden house, Earsham street
Mann R. & W. maltsters, agents for Barclay, Perkins &
Co.'s stout, Wainford maltings; & at Mettingham,
Ditching-ham & Broome
MllTIn Arthur. station master to the G. E. Railway,
VVaveney terrace
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Marston CharleS', miller (water &:; steam), corn, coal &:;
hop merchant & seed crusher, Bungay roller mills; &;
at Earsham (Norfolk)
Martin George &; Son, builders &c. Scales street
Martin Harry, Fleece hotel, &; butcher, St. Mary's street
Methven William, sec. &- manager to Gas Light &; Coke
Works; offices, Dairsie house, Upper Olland street
Miller John Henry, grocer, Earsham street • wind &; steam mill, Flixton road
Mouncer William, shoe maker. Bridge street
Mullane Patrick Joseph, M.R.C.V..S. veterinary surgeon,
Upper Olland street
Naunton Frederick, jun. farmer, Duke's faTIll
Norman Hannah (Mrs.), Three Tuns P.H. Market place
Nursey &; Son, curriers, leather sellers & glove manufac-
turers, Upper Olland street
Nursey Arthur Alfred, stone mason, Lower Olland street
Odd-Fellows'Lodge (No. 2,340) (GeorgeA. Varvell, sec.),
Odd-Fellows' hall, Market place
Oddfellows' (Juvenile) Lodge (No. 1019) (Alfred W.Cocks,
sec.), Mission hall . geon (firm, Tetley & Torney), Earsham street
Oldman Jacob, pork butcher, Earsham street
Ottaway Robert, cowkeeper, Broad street
Owles Thomas &; San, wholesale grocers & tallow chand-
lers, Trinity street
Owles Charles Edward, chemist &:; druggist, Market place
Page Saul Bensley, watch maker &; engraver, Market pI
Pallant Robert, wheelwright &; smith, Bardolfe road
Philpott Edgar, King's Head family &; commercial hotel
&; wine &; spirit merchant &; posting house; head
quarters cycling tourists' club, Market place
Plane William, beer retailer, Duke's bridge, Beccles rd
Plumb Charles, beer retailer, Upper Olland street
Ray Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Bridge street
Read Henry, builder, Lower Olland street
Read John, chimney sweeper, Gas House lane
Read John, cow keeper, Nethergate street
Read William, jun. builder, Lower Olland street
Reading Room &; Library (James Waglyn, secretary &;
librarian), Castle lane
Reel' John Owen, sanitary inspector to Wangford Rural·
District Council, clerk to the school board &; clerk to
the governors, Bungay Grammar School, Flixton road
Reeve Edwin Jesse, hair dresser &; tobacconist,St.Mary'sst
Reeve Frederick, shopkeeper, Lower Olland street
Reeve Harry, Green Dragon P.H. Bridge street
Ravell Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Brood 6treet
Ravell Maria (Mrs.), fishmonger &; fruiterer, Broad st
Reynolds Henry, Ship P .H. Lower Olland street
Riches Benjamin, beer retailer, Upper Olland street
Richmond ,&; Son, ironfounders & machinists, Broad st
Ride? John, beer retailer, Bridge street
"Robertson Alfd. Thos. grocer & general dlr. St. Mary's st
Robertson Thomas Manby, farmer, Trinity farm
Roper Fredk. John, clothier, hatter &; hosier, Market pI
Rowe Charles, outfitter, Market place
Rowe Henry, King's Arms P.B. Bridge street
Rowe James, cabinet maker, Upper Olland -street.
Rushmer Henry, sheriff's officer, clerk to the Common
Reeves & Fen Reeves, deputy surveyor for the ma~
roads from Bungay to Halesworth & Bungay &; Beccles ;
house agent, rent & debt collector, &; agent to the
Employers' Liability & General Accidental Assurance
Corporation, Fidelity Guarantee Assurance Co. the Lon-
don & Lancashire Life Assurance Co. &:; the Manchester
Fire Association Limited, Wingfieldstreet
Rust John William, timber dealer &:; slate merchant ~
steam saw mills; dealer in cement, tar, terra cotta
ware, patent roofing felt & reed, hair & drain pipes, St.
John's road; &; depots at Harleston &; Halesworth
St. Mary's Parish Room.&; Mission Hall, Broad street
Screaton John J oseph, chemist &; druggist, Market place
Sharp William James, insurance agent, Wingfield stree$
Sheldrake George, shopkeeper, Broad street I Wittrick K. C. fancy repository, St. Mary's street
:Short H. W. printer, bookbinder, stationer & ,bookseller,
Market place
Skipper Matthias, pork butcher, Broad street
Smith F. & A. C.solicitors, Ea;rsham street
:BURES ST. MARY is a town and parish on the
navigable 'Stour, which here divides the county froIll
Essex, and over which there is a bridge leading to Hal-
stead, with a station in Bures Hamlet, Essex, on the
Sudbury and Marks Tey section of the Great Eastern
railway, 4! miles south-east from Sudbury by rail and si
by road, 53 from London by rail, in the Southern division
of the county, Boxford petty sessional division, Sudibury
union and county court district, Babergh hundred, rural
deanery and archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely.
The church of St. Mary is a flint building in the Decorated
style, consisting of chancel with side chapel, nave, aisles,
north and south porches and an embattled western tower
[KELLY'S
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Smith Thomas &; Co. corn, coal, cake &:; seed merchants,
Market place; &; millers (steam), at Ellin~ham, Norflk
Smith Austin Cook (firm, Smith F. &; A. C.), solicitor
Smith Frederic (firm, Smith F. &; A. C.), solicitor
Smith John Henry, china & glass dealer, St. Mary's street
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper &; coach builder, Earsham st
Sones Susanna F. (Mrs.), miller &; corn merchant, Tower
Spence William, pork butcher, Lower Olland street'
Sprake Humphrey Jeans, clerk to Bungay burial joint
committee & town clerk, Earsham street
Staunard Arthur, greengrocer, Upper Olland street
Steggles Thomas, inspector of police, Priory lane
Sturgess L. & Son, boot makers, St. Mary's 8treet
Sturman William, fishmonger, Earsham street
Tetley & Torney, physicians &; surgeons, Earsham stree~
Tetley Frederick Harrison, L.R.C.S. &; P.Edin. physi-
cian & surgeon &:; medical officer of health to the Wang-
ford Rural District Council &; certifying factory sur·
Thacker Alfred, White Lion P.B. Earsham street
Thirtle John, linen &; woollen draper, Market place
Thompson Sophia (Mrs.), tobacconist, Bridge street
Tippell James, faTIlle?, Olland's farm & Three Ashes farm,
St. John's road
Torney Richard Hastings Swan M.B., ROb., .L.M. physi-
cian & surgeon & surgeon to the Ditchingham hospital
&; to the G. E. Railway (firm, Tetley & Tomey),
Waveney terrace
Trett Frederick William, hair dresser, Earsham street
Turner William, basket make?, Nethergate street
Tye Robert Fenn, boot maker &; parish clerk to Holy
Trinity, Lower Olland street
Tye Nelson, boot maker, Lower Olland street
Tyrrell James, shopkeeper, Upper OlIand street
Valiant James, Angel inn, Lower Olland street
Veasy William, cowkeeper, Nethergate street
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Norfolk Regiment (F Co.),
Capt. A. W. M. Atthill; Rev. B. M. Marshall M.A.,
V.D. hon. chaplain; Color-Sergt. Herbert Hindry, drill
instructor); arm{)ury, Nethergate street
Walesby Bobert William, saddler &; collector of income
tax & registrar of marriages for the Wangford district,
Earsham street
Walker W. D. & A. E. maJtsters, corn, coal, cake, lime
&c. merchants, Bungay, Ditchingham, Geldeston &
Great YaTIllouth; head office, Earsham street
Wallman George, cowkeeper, Broad street
Warburton William E. district surveyor to the Wangfo?d
Rural District Council, Henham villa, Bardolph road
Ward Benjamin, marine store dealer, Upper Olland street
Ward Eliza (Mrs.), fishmonger, Upper Olland street
Ward Harry, Chequers inn & fishmonger, Bridgoe street
Watson WaIter, blacksmith & Jolly Butchers> P.H. Cross st
Watts Edgar, general furnisher, hall room decorator,
tents, flags, banners, shields, dancing floo?; jobmaster;
horses & traps let on hire, new & -secondhand furniture
bought &:; sold, advertising agent, pianofortes bought,
sold & on hire, & proprietor of the Corn hall, Broad st
Watts Henry, apartments, Neatgate street
Watts John, boot maker, Broad street
Watts William, boot maker, Uppet Olland street
Weavers Mary (Mrs.), fishmonger, Bridge street
Westgate Jas. Thatched House P.H. & cattle dlr.Flixton rd
Westrup James, farmer, Fen farm, Flixton road
Whiles Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Upper Olland Bt .
Whincup George, boot &; shoe maker, Bridge street
White Herbert, pork butcher, St. Mary's street
Whiteland Augustus, Plough P.R & colt breaker, WiJ;lgot
field street .
Wightman Henry &:; Son, drapers &:; hosiers, Market place
Wightman Frederick R. outfitter & boot· fctr.St.Mary's st
Woods Fredk. plumber, glazier &; painter,Upper Olland st
Woods Harry, shopkeeper, Bridge -street
Woods Stephen, farmer, Lowlands farm, Flixton road
with pinnacles containing a. clock and 6 bells 1 in 1733 the
tower, which dates from the early part of the 13th century,
was struck by lightning and the spire destroyed: in the
church is a tamb with a cross-legged effigy, said to
represent one of the Cornards, whose body is believed to
be buried in the wall itself underneath where the effigy
now stands: within the altar rails is the tom1J of Sir
William Waldegrave, and who lived at Smallbridge Hall,
in this parish, temp. Henry VIII.: the side chapel,
known as the ~'Waldegrave chantry," was founded in
1.'iI4 by Sir William Waldegrave, a. descendant of the
above, for masses to be said for the repose of the souls
of the Waldegrave family: the church was restored in
 vmECrORY.] SUFFOLK. BURGH. 71
:1:865; in ISgI, when the chancel, which dates from the Col. Walter St. George Burke R.E. of Auberies, near
I4th century, was internally restored and carved oak Sudbury, and Sir Joshua. Thellusson Rowley bart. of
t!talls provided: there are 750 sittings, 369 lleing free. Tendring Hall, and William Garrad esq. are the principal
The register dates from the year 1538. The living is 11 landowners. The soil is light; subsoil, sand. The chief
vicarage, net yearly value £200, including 9 acres of glebe crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is ~,554
aM rresidence, in the gift of Mrs. Reginald Hill, and held acres of land and 20 of water; rateable value, £3,690;
f;iaoe 1688 by the Rev. William Henry Edward Ricketts the population in 18go was 906, not including the hamlet.
.J ems. Here is a Baptist chapel, built in 1831, with 450 Burell Hamlet, in this parish, is in Essex, and par-
flittings, which has a small burial ground attached, now ticulars may be found in Kelly's Directory for that
disused. A cemetery of 2 acres was formed in 1871, at 8 county.
'COst of £150, and is now under the control of the Parish Parish Olerk, Arthur White.
Council. A new Public . Hall was erected in 18go. d The P ot sMO'" , . . C1lI TOT
• ., •
Ii
M • 0 . , E xpress Devery, P arce 1
:almshonses were b wIt in 1866 for four couples, an en., Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office (Railway Sub-
dowed by the late W. Atkinson esq. On the river is a Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Sussex added).-
roller flour mill. According to Galfridus de Fontibus. Harry Steed, sub-postmaster. Letters are delivered at
who wrote not long after the commencement of the 12th ... 6 di "-hed
t
een ury, Edm d h M rt
un t e a yr, mg 0 K · f th E t An 1
e a.s . g e s , 3·5 7 a.m.
. . cu 12 noon C1lI ·35 p.m.; spa"" at 10·5
. 8.25 p.m.; sund ays, di spat c h ed a t 8.25 p.m. Dox a.m.
was crowne d h ere Dec. 25 th , 855, th e ceremony b emg per- 1 1
formed in-a church, the site of which is now occupied by c oses at 8.20 p.m .I

a barn, standing about three-quarters of a mile north of National Schools, erected for 100 boys, 100 girls &; 1'00
the village, and originally a chapel built about U90 by infants; average attendance, 80 boys, 72 girls Ai S3
Abbot Sampson, of Bury Abbey. Smallbridge Hall, now infants; James J. Pile, master; Miss Elizabeth 0Jb\l.
a farmhouse, situated about I! miles from the village, is mistress; Mrs. O. Dupont, infantIJ' mistress
a good example of Early Elizabethan work, and was the Railway Station, Edward Hobbs, station master r
fleat of the Waldegrave family, who in 1561 and in 1579 Conveyance.-Henry C. Chambers, brake to Colchester.
entertained Queen Elizabeth here while on progress. Mrs. sat. &; Sudbury, thurs
"Reginald Hill, who is lady of the manor and lay impro- Carrier.-James Shead, to Colchester, tues. thurs. &; sat.
priator, W. S. Green esq. Mr. B. Simpson and Lieut.- &; to Sudbury, man
Eibby Miss Death John, beer retailer Laws .AlbeIt, grocer &; draper
Eoggis Simon G. Jubilee cottage Denny Joseph, grocer &; outfitter McDermott William B.A" M.D.,
Dupont Charles, Fish house Dines Harry Wm. grocer &; draper L.R.O.S. &; L.M.Edin. surgeon, &;
Dupont Harold Charles Dnpont John &; Son, agricnItural im- medical officer &i public vaccinator,
J"ervis Rev. fWilliam Henry iEdward plement makers &; ·agents,machinists No. 6 district, Sudbury union
Ricketts, !Vicarage Ai manure merchants Moller Augnstus, manager to Messrs.
McDermott William RA., M.D. Dyer Robert, farmer, Gt. Roper's frm W. &; A. J. Turner
Monk Rev. George (Baptist) Ennals Henrietta Jane (Mrs.), coal Mynett Clement, baker
Probert Capt. Wm. R. Gt. Beville merchant &; cartage contractor,Bures NicoU George, baker
Probert Geoffrey, Great Beville house &; Dalton's wharl Pilgrim Eliza Ann (Mrs.), Angel P.H
Ward Mrs Game Frank, boot maker Pilgrim George, builder
Welstea.d Francis Augnstus Sydney, Goody Charles, Crown P.H Postam, Charles, veterinary surgeon
Little Beville Goody Golden, White Horse P.H Sargent George, butcher .
COHKERCIAL. Gough Jesse &; Sons, maltsters Simpson Benjamin, farmer, High Pale
Grimston &; Garrard, maltsters Spurgin WilIiam, shoeing &; general
Eacon Charles Frederick, farmer Harrison 'George, shoe maker smith
Barton Mary Ann (Mrs.), Queen's Hibchcock Cornelius, miller (steam &; Stebbing Caroline (Mrs.), pork butchr
Head P.H . water) &; corn merchant, Bures Steed Harry, painter &; -stationer
Beer Septimns, hair drssr. &; tobaccnst roller flour mill Townes WaIter John, seed dealer
.Bull Hobert, seedsman Hume Emma (Mrs.), Bell P.H. &; Turner W. &; A. J. tanners
Eutcher lEmma (Mrs.), shopkeeper pork butcher Turner Harbert, farmer, Corn hall
Cemetery (Wm. Eayly Ransom, Sud- Hume George, pork butcher Warden Jonathan, farmer, Moat &
bury), clerk - Hnme George, farmer Overhall farms
ChambeTs Henry Christopher, harne.ss Hume Percy, coal dealer Warren Roland, farmer, Bure6 hall
maker &; job master' Hurrell Moses, farmer, MaUing green Webber John, butcher
Cook AlIen, grocer &; draper Imrie In. farmer, Smallbridge hall White Arthur, shopkeeper
Cousins Charles, baker Ladbrooke Charles, wheelwright _ Whorlow Giles George, coal merchan.t
BURGATE is a parish and straggling village, x~ bold M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. There is a
nriles north-west from Mellis station, on the Great Wesleyan chapel, built in 1830, and seating 80 persons.
Eastern railway, 2! east from Botesdale and 5 west George Rowland Holt Wilson esq. of Redgrave Hall, who
from Eye, in the North Eastern division of the county, is lord of the manor, Lord Henniker and Sir Hugh Edward
Hartismere hundred, petty sessional division and union, Adair bart. of Flixton Hall, are the chief landowners. The
Eye county court district. rural deanery of Hartismere, soil is mixed, partly stiff; _subsoil, various-clay and
:archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The gravel. The crops are on the four-course system. The
church of St. Mary is an ancient building of flint in the area is 2,067 acres; rateable value, £1,555; the popu-
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south lation in 1891 was 273.
porch and an embattled western tower ~ontaining 5 Letters received: from Diss arrive at 7 a.m. Wall
flells:. the nave was thor?ugh;!y r~stored ID 1~73: the _ Letter Box cleared at 6.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m ; sunday,
roof 18 op~n. and the mtenor III seated WIth ope.n 6,3° a.m. The nearest post &; money order office is
I:>enches WIth car:ved ~ppy head en~s: the font IS at Wortham &; telegraph offices are ab Diss & Botes-
<lctag?nal l;\n~ anCIent: m the chancel IS an altar tomb dale. Telegrams are also dispatched from Mellis
~? ~r William d:e Burgate,· c. 14°9: there a-re 15° station, but not delivered from there
:Slttmgs. The regxster dates from the year 1560. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value £35°, including 74 National School (mixed), erected -with house for nUs-
;acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of tress, in 1872, for 70 children; average attendance.
:N"orwich, and held since 1895 by the Rev. Thomas Arch- - 43; Miss Louisa Baker, mistress
Archbold Rev. Thomas M.A. Rectory Musk William, mole catcher Simpson Alfred, bailiff to Mr. Hprace
EroWD George, farmer, Glebe farm Musk WilIiam, jun. poultry dealer Simpson, Hill house
Enl10ck Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr.Long gm Rodwell George, farmer, Great green Smith John, farm bailiff to G. H.
Eush Hezekiah, farmer, Imple farm Rose John, King's iHead ;P.H. &; shop- Wilson esq.Bnrfields (postal address,
-CoIlins Edward, farmer, Little green keeper, ,Little green Rickinghall, Diss)
.:.Jiggens CharlesiJ. farmer,Waveney ldg Saunders Henry, farmer, Oak Tree Taylor Parker, farmer
:BURGH is a parish and village, 3 mi1es north from Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south
Beatings station, on the main line of the Great Eastern poreh and an embattled south-western tower, containing
railway, and 3i north-west from Woodbridge, in the 5 bells: the east window and another in the south wall
South Eastern division of the county, Carlford hundred. of the chancel are memorials to members of the Barlow
Woodbridge petty sessional division, union and eounty family; and there is another to Anllrew .cockle esq.
court district, rural deanery of Carlford, archdeaconry d. 1817; the pulpit was carved by John Votier in 17°8:
Qf Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of SI;. the church was restored in 1861 and affords ~30 sittings,
Botolph, picturesquely situated on the top of a steep 60 being free. The register dates from the year
bank, supposed to be part of a Roman encampment, is 1547. The living is a 1'ectory, net yearly value £220, with
a small but ancient edifice of rubble and brick in the 6 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Miles BarnI'
 72 BURGH. SUFFOLK. [KELLr's
lor ds of the ma no r; Wi llia m Pa ge Th om as Ph illi ps
esq . ()f Du nw ich , an d he ld sin ce 1876 by the Re v. Ar thu r are Py rfo rd Cr oft , Wo kin g, an d Jo hn Sy mo nd s esq
um be nt esq . of
Ma ud e M.A. of Ch ris t Ch urc h, OXford. Th e inc the ch ief lan do wn ers . Th e soi l is lI. go od he av y lan d:
pa ys a. ye arl y qu itt an ce of 13S. 4d . to the Ea rl of are
~ ief cro ps are wh eat , ba rle y an d
Str ad bro ke as lor d of the ma no r of Br uis ya rd. Th sub soi l, cla y. Th e ch
arl y, be an s. Th e are a is 1,2 40 ac res ; rat eab le va lue , £1 ,45 6.
tow n lan ds co nsi st of 13&. 21'. let for £3 5 yeoth er the po pU lat ion in 189 1 wa s 2 1 9. ,.
wh ich su m is ap pli ed to ch urc h pu rpo ses an d t E Ki db
ub lic us es; the int ere st of £2 00 , be qu ea the d by the S ex on ,. y.
P of the
Re v. Be nja mi n Dawson D. D. a for me r rec tor ll, the Po st Of fic e. Jam es La st, su b-p os tm ast er. Le tte rs
pa ris h, is dis tri bu ted in coal'l. Th ist let on Ha ive fro m Wo od bri dg e at 7. 2 5 a.m . &; 1·4 5 p.m .; dis _
res ide nc e of Jo hn Sy mo nd s esq . ab ou t a mi le eas t arr
pa tch ed at n· 5 a.m . &; 5·4 5 p.m . Po sta l ord ers are -
of the village, is sUlTounded by a do ub le mo at, over iss ue d he re, bu t no t pa id. Th e ne are st mo ne y ord er &.
wh ich the re wa s for me rly a. dra wb rid ge : on& of the tel eg rap h off ice is at Gr un dis bu rgh , I mi le dis tan t
roo m9 ha s a ric hly car ve d ch im ne y-p iec e, ov er wh ich
Bo ulg e Th is pla ce is inc lud ed in Gr un dis bu rgh Un ite d Scbool
are fou r figures. Ro be rt Ho lm es W hit e esq. of l ther&
7) Bo ard Di str ict &; the ch ild ren att en d the sch oo
Ha ll, an d th e tru ste es of the lat e Ma jor Ro use (d. 188
ga rde ne r grc r Cr an e Ge org e Wi llia m, far m bai liff tc)
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He ath far m
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the po rch wa s ere cte d in 1857 a~ a me mo ria l to Mr s. of lan
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st Of fic e.- Ge org e Ke mp , tlu b-p ost mM tBI '. Le tte rs
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de sk pro vid ed : the font, wh ich da tes fro m 138 7, ha s arr ive
the ch urc h dis pa tch ed at 10. 35 a.m . &; 5.1 5 p.m . Po sta l ord ers
fig ure s of the ev an ge lis ts finely ca rve d: bu t no t pa id. Th e nea re9 ~ mo ney
ue d he re,
pla te wa s ren ew ed in 1852 t the re are ~50 sit tin gs. are iss
is at Be lto n &; tel eg rap h off ice is at Go'rles-
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va lue £2O Oj inc lud ing 44 acr es of tOIl ,< 4 mi les dis tan t
;rectory, ne t yoo.rly Bo x (op po sit e Mi ss Pr im ros e's ), cle are d a~
glebe, wi th res ide nc e, in the gif t of the Lo rd Ch an cel lor , Pil lar Le tte r
Ve nab les S.< J.L . ,10 .25 a.m . &; 5.5 p.m . No su nd ay col lec tio n
an d he ld I&ince 1888' by th e Rev. Ge org e oo l, wi th ma ste r's res ide nc e,e rec ted
of St . Ed mu nd Ha ll, Oxford, ho n. oo,non of No rw ich , an d Bo wg in' s Na tio nad sch
tho dis t oh ap el in 186 3, chi efl y At the ca st of Jo hn Bo wg in esq . of
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wa s bu ilt in r86~ mi d wi ll tleat 50 , He re are ext eIlJ SIV e So uth tow n, Ya rm
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 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
BURY ST. EDMUNDS.
BURY ST. EDMUNDS, the capitel of West Suffolk, on
the river Lark, is a municipal and parliamentary
borough, shire, town, assize, market and union town and
head of a county court district, in the North Western
division of the county, hundred of Thingoe, Thingoe and
Thedwastre petty sessional division, and in the rural
deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sudbury and dio-
cese of Ely; the town is connected by railway with the
Midmnd counties, Cambridge, Ipswich, Colchester, Nor-
wich, Sudbury and London, and the line from Bury to
Thetford affords communication, vi& Watton and Swaff-
ham, with the port of Lynn. Bury is 76 miles from
London, vi& Sndbury, and 861 vi& Oambridge, 43 south-
west from Norwich, 14 eas·t from Newmarket, 16 south
from Brandon, I I south from Thetford, 26i north-ess-t
from Ipswich, 19 north from Sudbury, 28 east from
Cambridge, 72 south-oost from Peterborough, 47 east
from Huntingdon and 14 west from Stowmarket.
Bury is supposed to have been the Villa Faustina of
the Romans, and became a cons~derable town of the East
Anglians: in medireval times it derived its chief fame
and importance, however, from being the burial-place of
St. Edmund the Martyr, King of the East Angles.
The town is well built, and lighted with gas by a
company formed in 1849 from works in St. Andrew's
street, and is supplied with water from works in the
Play fields belonging to the corporation: a sewage farm
with outfall works was established in 1885, at West Sl.ow,
a distance of 5 miles from the town, the sewa~ being
disposed of by irrigation; in 1894 the town was com-
pletely resewered, at a cost of £42,000, under the super-
vision of Mr. James Oampbell Smith A.M.I.O.E. borough
•
engmeer.
The borough was incorporated by royal charter, 4
Jas. I. (1606-7), the municipal body consisting of an
alderman, recorder, twelve capital burgesses, and twenty-
four councillors, with certain officers: under the" Muni-
cipal Corporations Act, 1835" (5 & 6 Wm. IV. c. 76)
the corporation was reconstituted, and now consists of
. a mayor, six aldermen, eighteen councillors and a re-
corder: the borough is divided into six wards, viz.:-
Northgate, Eastgate, Southgate, Westgate, Risbygate
and Abbeygate Wards. The borough hlll8 So comm.ission
of the pea.ce and .separate court of quarter sessions; in
30 Edw. I. (1301-2) it returned two membeM to Parlia-
ment, but made no further ;return until 1625, from which
date it <continued to return two members, till the pas-sing
of the" Redistribution of Seats Act, 1885," reduced the
number to one only.
There are two civil parishes, St. James' and St.
Mary's. St. James' church, which was not finished till
the reign of Edward VI. who gave £200 towards ih
completion, is a hands-ome building of stone, in the
. Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles
and a tower, and has several stained windows: it was
thoronghly restored in 1863; and the chancel was re-
built and extensive alterations effected in 1867: the
church affords 1,260 sittings, of which 800 are free. The
gateway tower of the abbey cemetery serves as a belfry
for this church and contains a fine peal of 10 bells. The
register dates from the year 1558. The benefice is a
vicarage, net yearly value £260, in the gift of Arthur
Maitland Wilson esq. of Stowlangtoft, and held sinee
1888 by t'he Rev. Ge()rge Hodges M.A. of St. John's
Oollege, Cambridge, hon. can-on of Ely, rural dean of
Thingoe, aud surrogate.
The chureh of St. Mary the Virgin, begun
in 1424, is a building of 5tone in the Perpendi-
cular style, consisting of chancel, with aisles,
dedicated respectively to Our Lady and St. Edmund,
c1erestoried nave, aisles, and a tower containing 8 bells,
and a clock, placed in 1897, to commemorate the Queen'.
Jubilee: the ro.od stairs still remain: there are twenty-
seven stained wiru!-ows, presented by various persons,
and in the chancel is a monument to Mary Tudor, 2nd
daughter of King Henry VII. first married, in 1514,
to Louis Xll. King of France, Md secondly, in 1517,
to Oharl~ Brandon, Duke of Suffolk; she died
at Westh-orp in 1533, and was buried in the
monastery of St. Edmund's Bury, upon the dissolution
of which her remains were removed here: the church
was' repewed and an organ erected in 1867 at a cost of
£3,000: the reredos, begun in 1886, was completed in
:r891: in 1881 the galleries were removed, the waggon
roof of the chancel rest-ored at a cost of about £1,500.
and a stained window placed by H.M. the Queen to
BURY ST. EDMUNDS. 73
the memory of Mary Tudor, Queen of France aud
Duchess of Suffolk, at the east end of the chapel of OUT
Lady: the brass lectern was presented in 1884 by the
Rev. Ezekiel Spe.rke M.A., J.P. rector of Tuddennam
St. Mary, in memory of his brother James Sparke esq.
who had been churchwarden from 1845 to 1884. and
died in 1884- The church affords 2,000 l8ittings, of which
500 are free. The register dates from the year 1538.
The ·benefice is So vicarage, net yearly value £.300, in the
gift of three trustees, and held since 18g6 by the Rev.
Francis L'Estrange Fawcett M.A. of St. Ma.ry hall, O~­
ford, rural dean of Stow, and surroga.te.
The Benedictine mitTed abbey of St. Edmund wa&
first founded by Oanute in 1020, and colonised from Ely
and Hulme Abbey, and at the Dissolution there were
59 monks, and revenues estimated at £2,336.
The fortified Abbey Gate, a magnificent specimen of
Decorated Gothic, now standing on Angel hill, formed
the grand entrance to the Abbey and is almost the only
relic now left to mark the former splendour of this
monastery; it was commenced shortly after the destruc-
tion of the origina.!. gates by the townsmen in 1327, and
completed about 1340, and such was the quality of the
workmanship and material employed that it is still in a
wonderful state of preservation; its form approaches 8
square, being 41 feet by 50 feet and 62 feet in height:
the west front is divided into two horizontal compart-
ments by an ornamental band, and perpendicularly into
three, con~sting of centre with angle turrets, relieved
by crocketed niches for statues: the entrance is througb
a. segmental archway, within a lofty ogee arch, boi:b
supported on clustered shafts: within the lower arch is
a groove for the reception of the portculli9; the npper
portion is enriched with arcading and traceried medal-
lions; and the parapet is embattled: the walls of the
eastern or interior division are decorated with light and
elegant tracery and with the arms of Edward the Con-
fessor, Thomas de Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk, and J03n
Holland, Duke of Exeter: of the abbey church, 505 f~et
in length, two arches of the west fron1;, which had
octagonal turretS' and a screen, arc all that now remain,.
and are built into houses: of the other buildings there
exist the substructure of the abbot's hall, 1225, the re-
fectory, cellarer's hall, dove-house, abbey court house and
north-east gate. The towered gateway of the abbey
cemetery, which contains 10 bells, forms the grand en-
trance to the churchyard, in which Etand the churches
of St. James and St. Mary, to the former of which it
serves 8& the bell tower: it is considered one of the
purest and most perfect specimens of Norm'an architec-
ture in Europe, and was completely repaired unde.r tne
superintendence of Mr. Cottingham, architect, at a cosi
of about £3,000, contributed by the parishes and by
public subscription.
St. John's is an ecclesiastical parish formed 4 April,
1846: the church is a structure of brick, in the Early
EngLish style, erected by subscription at a cost of
£6,000, and consecrated October 21st. 1841, and con-
sists of ohancel, nave, aisles and a richly ornamented
western tower with pinnacles and a lofty spire, and con-
taining one bell: there is a very beautiful reredos, and
an organ and a marble credence table were erected in
1879: the troops stationed at Bury attend this church,
which affords 800 sittings. The register dates· from the
year 1848. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£24-°, in the gift of the Bishop of Ely, and held since 1884
by the Rev. Thomas Stantial M'A" D.O.JL. of Hertford
College, Oxoo, acting chaplain to the forces, and surro-
gate. The population of the ecclesiastical parish in 189:1
was 5,875.
The chnrch of St. Peter, a chapel of ease to St. M-ary~s,.
is a plain edifice of flint and stone, erected in part with
a sum of £3,000 presented by an unknown donor. the
Slite being given by the first Marquess of Bristol: the
church is in the Decorated style with a tower and spire
and affo.rds 450 soittings. .
The <Ja.tholic church, dedioated to St. Edmund. was
erected in 1837, from designs by Mr. O. Day, architect %
in 1877 the interior was re-decorated at a cost of £370,
and contains a fine stJatue of St. Edmund, King and
Martyr, the gift of Mrs. Milner Gibson: on the gospel
side of the altar are statues of Our Lady of Lourdes, and
on the east side is another to the Sacred Heart, addoo.
in 1885; :the side walls are hung with :representations of
the stations of the Cross: there are 300 eittAings.
The Society of Friends have a Meeting house in St.
 74 BURY ST. EDMUNDS. SUFFOLK.
John's street, erected in 1750 and affording 250 sittings.
The Baptist chapel, in Garland street, seats 850 persoll~.
and adjoining are Sunday school rooms holding about 400
children. The Particular Baptist chapel, in Out West.-
gate, erected in 1840, at a cost of £800, has 400 sittj,ngs.
The Congregational chapel, in Whiting street, was partly
rebuilt on the old Soite in 1804, and enlarged in 1866 to
seat 500; the former chapel in Northgate street is now
med as a Sunday school and MiS'Sion chapel: th~ origi-
nal church book dated 1646 is still preserved here.,
The Brethren have a sroaH chapel of white brick in
Garland street, seating about 100 persons. The Primi-
mve Methodist chapel is also in Garland street, and has
200 sittings. The Unitarian ~hapel is in Ohurchgate
street. The Wesleyan chapel, in Brentgovel s,treet, erec-
ted in 1878, at a cost of about £3,000 is a structure of
red brick with Bath stone dres.sings, in the Early English
style, from designs by Mr. A. Lauder, architect, of
Barnstaple: there are 500 sittings. The Salvation Army
.barracks, in St. John's street, erected in 1889, are of
red brick and affords 700 sitting.lJ.
The Cemetery, in Cemetery road, was formed in 1855,
at a. cost of £6,7440 and comprises an area of 16 acres:
there are two nwrtuary chapels, and it is under the
control of a Burial Board of 18 members.
The Shire Hall, a SpaciOUiS building standing in the
churchyard, comprises two convenient courts in which
are held the summer assizes for Suffolk, and the quarter
sessions for the county: the spring assizes formerly held
her~ are now, by an Order in Council, dated 9th Decem-
ber, 1868, held at Ipswich.
The Guildhall, used for the transaction of the general
bu:;iness of the borough was formerly vested in the
trustees of the Guildhall Feoffment, but in 1894, was
transferred to the Corporation, by whom it is now kept
in re.pair: one wing has been assigned by the trustees
to the use of the West Suffolk Library, founded 1st Nov.
2846, and now possessing 10,500 volumes: the building
has an ancient porch., and contains varioUlS portraits of
looal worthies.
The Corn Exchange, erected in 1861-2, at a' cost of
about £2,000, on a site forme-rly occupied by shops of
old d-ate, is a. structure of white brick with stone dress-
ings, in the Olassic style, from designs by Messrs. Ellis
and Woodard, architects, of London: the south front is
relieved by a bold portico with six massive columns' and
a pediment· adorned with emblematic figures of Agri-
culture,. Commerce and Engineering and other carved
work.
Th" old Police Station, in O>rnhill, is a fine specimen
of an old Norman house, Wld is now used I1<S a museum.
The Po1ioe Station, in St. JO'hn's street, ill' the head-
quarters of the West Suffolk Constabulary, and for
general police purposes includes a smell court house, 14
cells, sergeant~ and inspectors' quarte.rs, and others for
unmarried constables·: in St. Andrew's street is a res·i-
dance for the deputy chief constable Md superintendent,
and /the county inspector of weights and moom,res: the
buildings. were designed by Mr. Frankl Whitmore, archi-
tect, of Chelmsford and Bury, and erected at a total
cost of about £8,000.
A Fire Brigade, consisting of a captain, sub-captain,
two lieutenants and 24 men, was formed Iin 1885: the
brigade is well equipped, having one steam and two
manual engines, and a fire escape. . .
The Athenreum was established in 1853, and in 1878
the Mechanios' Institute was incorporated with it;' the
present building on Angel hill, purchased from the share-
hold8iTS of the Ass,embly Rooms for the sum of [2.5°0,
comprises a. reading room, library of 25,000 volumes,
billiatd room, smoking room, and '8 fine lecture 'hall,
m~uring 78 feet :by 38 and seating 700 people; G. C.
Milner-Gibson-Cullum esq. F.S.A. is· the president; the
Suffolk Institute of ArChreology and Natural History,
which oombines a. museum and library of archreology and
natural history, occupies :rooms in the same bUlilding, the
Right Hon. Loa-d Henniker F.S.A. is president.
The Theatre R<>yal, in Westgate street, was opened
October, 1819, it will seat 700 pe1'lSOns.·
'fhe West Suffolk County Club, at the angle of Abbey-
gate and Hatter streets, was rebuilt in 1883 on the same
&ita. as the former structure, burned down in 1882, and
is' a handsome edifice of red brick in the Queen A nne
style, comprising reading and dining rooms, billiard
room, card room, smoking room, entrance hall and other
offices, a ladies' drawing room and secretary's office'.
The Constitutional Olub, in Guildhall street, is a sub~
stantial edifice of red brick, erected in 1887, and enlarged
in 1892 at a cost of over £2,000: it contains two large
billiard rooms, reading room, card room, refresbment
bar and a spaciouS' lecture hall, wMch is let for meetings
and entertainments, and will seat 300 persons: the- club
[KELLY'S
ha. a membership of over 1,000; the Earl Cadogan X.G.
is patron and the MarqueSoS of Bristol, president.
The" 'Lathbury Institute," in Ohureh ten-ace, 'W'8IS erec-
ted in 1896, for St. John's parish, at a cost of 1,400,
from a bequest of the late Miss Lathbury, of Bury St.
Edmunds. There are two lodges of Freemasons, the
meetings of which. are held at the St. Edmondsbury
Masonic Hall, in Chequer square. '
Bury is a great ma.rket for agricultural produce of all
kinds. The market days. are Wednesdays and Satur-
days: at the former the dealings in corn and cattle are
large; the latter is chiefly for provisions.
A Great Cattle Fair is held here on the first Tuesday
in Decem'ber. The Easter and October fairs have fallen
into disuse. ' .
Three weekly newspapers are published, viz., the
"Bury and Norwich Post and Suffolk Standard," every
Tuesday; l' Bury and West Suffolk. Advertiser," every
Friday, and another on Friday, called the "Bury Free
Press." . .
Bury St. Edmunds is the head quarters of the 12th
Regimental District or dep~t of the 1st and 2nd bat-
talions Suffolk Regiment, late 12th Foot: the Barracks,
on the west side of the town and completed in 1878, are
of red brick with stone dressings, and comprise quarters
for II officers, 232 non-commissioned officers and men,
and 35 families, as well as for the officers of the dep6t:
they form three sides of a quad,rangle, and the whole
occupies an area of .about IS acres. Col. R. T. E. Dowse,
Beech Hill House, commands the regimental district. The
head quarters of the 3l'd Battalion Suffolk. Regiment
(West Suffolk Militia) are at the barracks, and of the 4th
(Cambridge Militia) at Ely, Cambs .
The Duke of York's Loyal Suffolk Hussars Yeomanry
Oavalry have their Orderly Room at II7 Queen's road.
The head qU81"ters of the Harwich Volunteer Infantry
Brigade, and of the 2nd Volunteer Battalion Suffolk
Regiment, which includes the E and F or Bury Com-
panies, are at the Old Barracks in Cemetery road.
The Suffolk General Hospital was established in 1826:
the present building, originally an armoury, is a plain
but commodious structure, enlarged in 1846 and rebuilt
in 1864, at a cost of £13,000. The hospital is> mainly
supported by 6ub1llCriptions, 8Illd afforos 80 beds.
Dr. Poley Clo,pton's Oharity fo-r persons in reduced cir-
OOlDStances is now distributed to 8 men and 6 women,
inhabitants of the town, each of who-m receives 10S.
per week.
The hospital for infectious diseases was formerly the
County BrideweIl. .
There were formerly several hospitals in th~ town, the
principal of which were God"s House at Sotithgate,
founded in the reign of Edward r. and dedicated to St.
John the Evangelist: .St. Nicholas Hospital, at Eastgate,
near the road'S leading to Ixworth and Fordham, founded
by one of the abbots of Bury; the extensive. remains of
which, including its chapel, now form the principal pan
of a house: St. Saviour's Hospital, founded 'in 1148 by
Abbot S ampson, now belongin~ to :St. John's College,
Cambridge; and ·the hospital of S't. Pet-er without Risby
gate, founded by Abbot AnseIm in the reign of StepheIi
for leprous and infirm priests.
There was also here a Franciscan monastery, founded
in 1256 by Adam de Lincoln.
In the wall forming the eastern boundary of the Abbey
precincts are some arches, commonly known by the name
of "Abbot's Bridge," which seems to have been intended
to form an occasional footbridge, by means of planks laid
from buttreS'S to buttress, the buttresses being pierced
with passages and the greatest distance being about 24 feet.
The Abbey GardJens, the entrance to which is througIj
the Abbey gate, were established in 1820, and comprise
an area of 12 acres; Mr. Alfred L. Hooper is lessee.
Moreton Hall. now in the occupation of Ferdinand
Eyre esq. D.L. is a. mansion of brick in the Italian style,
situated in a park of about 40 acres, and commanding
an extensive view of the surrounding country.
The ,area of the parish of St. Mary is 1,615 acres;,
population in 1891, 6,662, including 201 officers and in-
mates in Thingoe Workhouse and 67 in the General
Hospital: area of the parish of St. James, 1,326 acres;
population in 1891, 4,281: the ecclesiastical parish of St.
John had a popnlation in 1891 of 5,687, includmg 4II in
the barracks: the population of the municipal and parlia-
meDltary borough in 1891 was 16,630. In 1895, the town
by aI! Order of the Wes't Suffolk County Council, waS
constituted one parish fqr rating purposes, but for col-
lection of tJhe rates is divided into two d~stricts, namely,
St. Mary and St. James; rateable value, £82,146.
St. James, David Hinnels, verger
St. John, Alfred James Parish, verger.
St. Mary, Henry Lomax, sexton.
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OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, &c•

•
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M.- 0., Express Delivery, S. B. Risbygate Ward.
&; Annuio/ &; Insurance Office, Oornhill.-Francis .Samuel Street I tChas. Henry Bullen
Henry KnIght, postmaster ' tWilliam Jaggard
Hours of Business at Head Office. ' S uth te W rd
For sale of postage stamps, registration of letters &; * 0 ga a. .
delivery to callers, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; money order, Charles Heam Nun~ . 1tThomas Shilhtoe
inland revenue business &; sale c;>f licenses,. savings '. tWilham Denton Payne
bank, life assurance &; a~uity business, 8 a.m. to 8 Westgate Ward.
p.m.t ; postal order busmess, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. t ; *Ed dE Hit h .
parcel post business, 7 a.m. io 9 p.m.; local express mon mest unter T omas Hales NIce
messenger service for letters &; parcels, 8 a.m. to 8 tOwen.Aly.Clarke
p.m.; telegraph business, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m Marked thus * :ret~ ~ November, 1900.
t Up to noon only on Bank Holidays. Marked thus t retIre ID November, 1901.
Mails DIspatched. Marked rtib.1lISI ::: retire in Nove~ber, 1902·
Latesi'times for posting-Letters:' 4.'30 , 5.55, 6.5S~ 7, Officers of the CorporatIon.
9.20, 9.3°, 10.35, I I &; II.3S a.m.; 2.10, 4.50, 5.5f, Town Clerk & Clerk to the School Attendance Committee,
8.30 & 9 p.m. Parcels: 9 p.m. previous evening, 9.3°, Charles Edward Salmon, 85 Guildhall street
10.35, 11, 11.30 &; II.35 a.m.; 1.55, 4.50, 5.5, 8.30 Treasurer, J(}hn Henry Wakefield, Town hall
k 9 p.m. 'Sundays iLette1's: 4.30, 5.55l &; 6.55 a.m.; Borough Accountant, John Henry Wakefield
8.30 &; 9 p.m. No dispatch of parcels Analyst, J. Linoolne Sutton
t On Bank Holidays, letters for the North' a,re dispatChed, Cler~ of the Peace for the Borough, Rowland Holtl
but not parcels.' , WiIson, 7 Crown street
Mails delivered at 7, 9.35 &; 1:[.40 a.m.; 3.45, 7.50 on Coroner, Charles James Etnelred Sparke, 7 Hatter stz-eet
. week days &; 7 a.m. on sundays. "Dep~y Coroner, John Wollaston Greene,5~ Abbeygate st
On Christmas Day, Good Friday &; Bank Holidays there MedICal <?fficer of Heal~h, Alfred Hugh GIbbon L.R.C.S.
, , is only one delivery. " , &; P.Edm. 12 Angel hill .
Note.-No delivery or dispatch of parcels on Sund;lYS. Borough Surv~yo~ &; Waterworks Engmeer, James
Collections from Town Sub-Offices Campbell SmIth A.M.I.C.E. Town hall
Eastgate street, 8 &; 9.45 a.m.; I, 4, 7 &; 8.15 p.m.; Inspec~or under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act,
sunday, 7.30 p.m. tNorthgate street, 5.30, 8 &; ,10.15 Edwm Taylor, 4~ Crown street
a.m.; 1'.30, 4.30, 7.15 &; 8.3 0 p.m.; sunda.ys, 7.45 Inspector 'Of Lodgmg Houses, lRobert Kerroge, 23 West-
p.m. tRisbygate street, 7.45 & 9.45 a.m.; I, 4, 7.I5g~te !llt~t
,& ~,p.m.; sundays, 12 noon. tSouthgate street, 5.30, Samtary .I.l1l!lpecwr, Robert Kerrage, 23 .Westgate street
7.30 &; 10.15 a.m.; 1.30, 4.30 , 7.45 &; 8.30 p.m.; sun- InspeetQr undffi.' the Petroleum &; ExplO6lves Acts, Wm.
days,' 1.30 p.m. 'Westgate road, 5. 15, 8 & 10, a',m. ; Goorge Emmerson, St. Jo~n's street, .
1.15, 4.15, 7 &; 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 7.3 0 p.m. ' Corres- Collector of Rates, St. Mary s &; St. James, Harry SmIth
ponding hour ()f posting at head office, 5,.55, 'io.35 &; Fenton, 29 Well street
XI a.m.; 2.10, 5.5, 7.3°, S.3 0 &; 9 p.m.; sundays, 8.3 0 Market Toll Collector, Robert Kerrage, 23 Westgate sf;
&; 9, p.m , _..' , Keeper of Co~ Exchange, Wm:~. Sewell,59 Cemetery rd
M ked th ' + ...r 0 0 S B Ann ·'t ... In Keeper of Gwldhall, James Wl1liam Clarke
ar , , us + are .I...... . ., . w, Y GI - Keeper of Town Hall, Wi1liam Hill '
" '. surance Offices. ,.. Beadle of Churchyard, John Claringbould, Churchyard
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH. Sergeants-at-Mace, Henry Hayhoe &; Josiah CIarry .
Sword Bearer, William R. Sewell, 59 Cemetery road
Viscount ~elsea, Culford hall, Bury St. Edmunds; 31a, Town 'Criers, J(}hn Potter (Bt. Mary's parish), 27 College
Green street W; Carlton clubS W &; Turf club W st.; Robert Crook (St. James' parish), 7 St. John'. sll
London . " ,
Returning Officer; The Mayor. COUNTY' MAGISTRATES FOR THINGOE &; THED.
WA.:STRE PETTY S~SSIONAL DIVISION.
OORPORATION.
1'899-00 • ' ,
Stecle Rev. Thomas James, Rectory, Whepstead, Bury
St. Edmunds, chairman .
,

MayOl"-Oouncillor ThOtna9 Shillitoo.

," Deputy Mayor-Alderman James FIoyd. I Anderson Surgeon Lieut. -COl Robert, 'Ilhe Acacias, Bury
Recorder-Ellward Thomas Edmond'8 Besley Q.O. 4 Brick St. EdmundlS '
court, Temple, London E. C Bristol Marquess of, Ickworth park, Bury St. Edmunds
Cadogan Earl K.G.,P.C. Cullord hall, Bury St. Edmunds
Presiding Aldermen. E:ervey Lord Francis, 34 Buckingham Pabce mansions,
London 8 W < ., '
.Abbey-pe Ward-Alderman Gough
Eastgate Ward-Alderman Soott Bunbury Sir Henry Charles John bart. D.L. Barton hall,
Nor.thgate Ward~A1derman OliveI' Bury St. Edmunds· .
Ri,sbygate Ward-Alderman Lake Bennet Geoffrey Frederick Pilkington esq. East Barton,
Southgate Ward-Alderman FIoyd Bury St. Edmunds '
Westgate Ward-Alderma·n Leech Burrell RobeTt esq. Westley hall, Bury St. Edmunds
Crossfield Talbot King esq. Stanningfield, Bury St. Edmds
Auditors. Greene Sir Edward Walter barb. D.L. Nether hail, Bury
Elected Auditors, William Dawson &; Thomas Jones 'St. Edmunds
Mayor',. Audiwr, Councillor Alfred John Hoopet: Greene WOI1ter Raymond M.P. Nether haD, :Bury St.
Edmunds' ,
Aldermen. Hamilton Lieut.CoI. Boyd Cullen Poley, Southgate house,
§Edwin William Lake tJohn Geo. Oliver Bury St. Edmunds '
§Henry Lacy Scott tJames Floyd Hawkins Edward lWbert es~. Rorringer court, H(}mIDgs-
§Chas. Denton Leech tJesse Gough . heath, Bury St. Edmunds
Marked :thus § retire in November, 1901. Home Capt. Wm.Hy. Drinkstone lodge,BurySt.Edmunds
Marked thus t retire in November, 1904. Johnson Oliver Deon esq. Barrow hall, Bury St. Edmds
, ' doeselyn Lieut.-Col. Art;hur Henry, The :Priory, Fornham
Councillors. All Sain.ts, .Bury St. Edmunds .
lUbbeygate VVard. King dames Maulkin esq. Great Barton, Bury St. Edmds
*Charles Oliver I tChas. W. CrasswelIer King William Norman esq. Greatt Barton Place, Bury
tHarry Orford Calibut Walpole St. Edmunds
Lomax Richard H(}lt Holt esq
Eastgate Ward. I Milner-Gibson-CulIum George Gery esq. :M..!., F.S.A.
*Chas. Francis Felton I tAlfred John Hooper F.G.S., D.L. Hardwick house, Bury St. Edmunds '
tHenry J ames RoUe Oakes James .Henry Porteus ~ M.A., D.L. Now.ton
C()urt, Bury St. Edmunds
Northgate Ward. Ord Capt.Wm.St.George,Fornham ho.Bury St.Edmunda
*Henry James Salmon I tChevell Lawrence Ord. Major St. John St. George RA. Farnham St. Mar-
tLieut-CoL Anderson. . tin, Bury St. Edmunds
 76 BURY 5T. EDMUNDS. SUFFOLK.
Thomhill John Henry esq. Plumpton hall, Whepstead
Trafford-Rawson Lieut.-Col Henryp Ooldham hall, Stan-
ningfield, Bury St. Edmunds
Paley George Arlihur esq. B.A. Ampton hall, Bury St.
Edmunds
Parker Duncan esq. Clopron hall, Ratltlesden, Bury St.
Edmunde
Turner Rev. Canon George Francis M.A. Rectory, Brad-
field St. George, Bury St. Edmunds
WhiteRev.Jn.,M.,!. Rectory,Chevington,BurySt.Edmunds
The mayor of Bury St. Edmunds et the obairma~, for
the time being, OIl the Tbiingoo Rural District O<mncil, &reThe parishes in the union are :-Ampton, Bardwell.
ex-officio magwtrates.
Clerk to the Magistrates, George Anthony Partridge,
7 CrQwn street>
Petlty Sessions are held at the Shire hall e!ery 'Wed~esday
at 12 o'clock. The follQWing places are IDcluded ID the
petty sessWnal division :-hundred of Blac~bourn­
Culford, lngham, West Stow, Little Livermore et
Wordell· hundred of Thingoe Barrow, Brockley,
Ohevington Flempton, Fornham An Saints, Hardwick,
Hawstead, 'Hargrave, Hengrave, Horringer, Ickworth,
Lackford, Nowton, Rade, Risby, Saxham Magna, Sax-
bam Parvs, Westley et Whepstead; hundred of Thed-
wastry-Ampton, Barton, Beyton, BTadfield OombusG,
Bradfield St. Clare. Bradfield St, George, Drinksto~e,
Felsham, Fornham St. Genevieve, Fomham St. Martm,
Gedding, Hessett, Ra.ttlesden, Rough~, Rushbrook,
Stanningfield, To~ock, Thurston, Timworth, Whel-
ne'tham Magna, Whelnetham Parva et Woolpit; hun-
dred of RIsbridge Ghedburgh, Denham, Depden &I
Wickhambrook ; hundred of Lackford-Higham Hamlei
BOOOUGH MAGISTRA'DES.
The Mayor
The Ex-Mayor
Andrews Frederi.ck Charles, Ivy lodge, Cemetery road
Bevan Algernoo. Beckford, 8 Northga~ 'Street
Bland Francis Maltby, Wisbech
FIoyd J ames, Sparhawk street
Gough JeSil6, 113 Northga.te 8treet
Hooper Allred. John, 326, Eastgate .street
Jaggard William, Cornhill
Lake Edward William, 13 Westgate street
Led.ward Oharles A. lIardwiclt road
Olive!" John G. Cornhill
Ridley Thomas, 147 Cemetery road
Scott Henry Lacy. 87 Guildhall. street
Spa;rke Oharles J ameli E. St. Andre.w storeet south
Clerk, John Wollaston Greene, 58 Abbeygate street
Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Guildhall every
thursdar ail I I &.m
THINGOE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at the Board room, :Mill lane, every board day
:12 noon
a" end of the town, was enlarged in 1879 by the addition
Chairman, Roberb Bu1"l"8l1., WeMiley hall, Bury St. Edmds
Clerk, Edrwin John Grtaves, 7 Hatter tltreet
Trea.tlurer, AlgernQn Beckford Bevan, N orthgate street
Medical Officer of Health, Charles Scoti; Kilner M.B.•
O.M., D.P.H. 4 Hatter street
Surveyu.r, Angus Robertson Cameron, 9 GWldhall street;
Sanitary Inspector, Richard Deeks. 7 Short Brackland
POOR LAW UNIONS.
Bury St. Edmunds Incorporation.
BurY St. Edmunds Incorporation comprises the muni- Commanding Regimental District, Col. R. T. E. Dowse
cipal borough. The buildings of th& college founded Medical Officer, Lieut.-OoL Robert Anderson R.A.M.C
here by King Edward VI. 'Were formerly used al the Station. Paymaster, Staff Paymaster, Ma.jor Gerald
workhouse, but the indoor poor as well as vagrants are
now maintained at the Thingoe union house; a portion
of the stmcture has, however, been retained by the
guardians for the purpose of a board room, pay room.
relieving officer's office &; residence
Board day. friday, fornightly, at 9.30 a.m. at the Old
Workhouse, College street
The population of the incorporatio~ in :1891 wait 16,630 ; Instruotor of Mu.sketry, Capt. F, E. AUfrey
area, 2,947 acres; rateable value 'In 1900, £61,990
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, O. F. FeJ:ton
Clerk to the Guardians et Assessment Committee, Harry
O. O. Walpole, Guildhall chambers, Guildhall street;
Treasurer, Algernon Beckford Bevan, NorIthgate street
Relieving Officer for the Incorpora.tion et Collector for
GuardIans, Arthur John Paine, College street
Vaccination Officer, William Scotchmer, 130 Southgate st I
M~cal Officers &; Publi~ Vaccinaoors, Alfred Hugh
GIbbon L.R.e.p. k S.Edlin. 12 Angel hill (St. Mary'.
dIstrict); Ropert Edward Nix B.A., M.B., B.C. Guild-
hall street (St. James' district)
[ KELLY'S
Superintendent Registrar, Harry O. C. WaJp&~, Guild-
hall chambe11S, Guildhall s.treet; deputy, Oharllie HeaI'D
Nunn, Guildhall str~
Registrar of Births, Deaths et Marriagee, Samuel Fen?el1
CIM"k, 79 Whiting street; deputy, Arthur John Pame,
College oStreet
Workhouse of Thingoe Union, :Mill ~ane
':DHINGOE UNION.
Board day, alternate fridays at Workhouse, Mill lane,
at I I a.m.
Barrow Bradfiald Comburst, Bradfield St. C'lare.
Bradfieid St.George, Brockley, Chedburgh, Chevington.
Chimney Mills, Culford, Denham, Depd!ln, Flempton,
Fomham All Saints, Fornham St. Gen~vIeve, Fornham
St Martin Greet Barton, Great LIvermere, Great
S~ham G;eati. Whelnetham, Hardwick, Ha.rgrave,Haw.
stead Hengrave, Horningsheath, Ickworth, Ingham,
Ixworlh Lackford, Little Livermere, Little Sa:x.ham,
Little Wbelnetham, Nowton, Pakenham, Rede, Rishy.
Rougham Rushbrooke, Southwood Park, Stanningfleld,
Stanton Thorpe-by-Ixworth, Timworth, Troston, Wes,
Stow, Westley, Whepstead et Wordwell. The population
of the union in 1891 was 15,743; area, 83,988 acres;
rateable value in 1900, £60,7 16
Chairman of the Board of Guardians,Robert Burren. West.
ley hall, Bury St. Edmunds
Clerk to the Guardian~ et .Assessment Committee, Edwin
John Gra.ves, 7 lfutter street, Bury St. Edmunds
Treasurer, .Algernon Beckford Bevan, Northgate ,street.
Bury St. Edmunds
Relieving &i Vaccination Officerlf, 1St district, A. G.
Hurrell, Barrow; ~,md district, J esse Precious, Stanning-
field; 3Td district, ThomllJS William Wright, Ixworth
Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators. 1St district, John
Seymour Gelston L.RC.P.lrel. Ixworth; 2nd district,
Charles Scott Kilner M.B., C.M.• D.P.H. Bury; 3rd dis.
Bury; Srd district, RupOO't Edward Nix RA., M.B.•
B.C. 81 Guildhall street, Bury; 4tlh district, James
Farquhal'son Brown B.A., M.D., C.M. Barrow; 5th
district, &bert Hugh Wi1l6n L.RC.P.Lond. Barrow;
6th district, Joseph Squier Hinnell RA., M.D., B.C.
62 Gal'1and street, Bury; 7fih dis toot, Charles Soott
Kiloor M.B., C.M., D.P.H. 4 Ha.tter street, Bury; 8th
d:i.strict, Lucius Nioho1l9, Ha.rlest
Superintendent Registrar, Edwin John Gra.ves, 7 iRa~
street, Bury St. Edmunds
Registrars ()f Births &i Deaths, Fornham sub-district. A.
G. HurreH; Ixworlih sub-district, T. W. Wright, Ix-
'Worth; Rougham -sub-district,. J esse Precious, Stan-
ningfield
Reglistrar of Marriage~ A. G. HurreH, Barrow
The Thingoe Union Workhouse, standing at the western
of a new committee room k board room et casual wards
at a cost of about £3,000, other alterations being also
made at a further expense of £1,800; the building will
now hold 380; F. G. Roaoh, master; Charles Soot\
Kilner M.B., C.M., D.p.H. medical officer
MILITARY.
Regimental District No. 12.
The Sufiolk Regiment.
Dep6t (1St et 2nd Battalions), New Barracks.
Valerian Wellesley, StatioDl Pay office, New Barrackll
3rd Battalion Sufiolk "Regiment (West Suffolk
Militia).
CQmmanding, iRon. Colonel Iteuben Nor1;()n
Majors, Hon. Lieut.-Colonel F. W. Scudamore k Hon.
Col. H. P. Williams
Adjutant, Capt. C. R. Fryer
Q ter, HOD. Lieut. John Thomas Potter
Yeomanry Cavalry 7fih Yeomanry Brigade.
Sufiolk (TheDuke of York's Own) (Loyal Sufio!kHussa.rs).
Orderly room, II7 Queen's road; Lieut.-Dol. G. F. H.
Cruicbhank, commanding; Hon. Lieut.-Col. !R. B.
ColVlin &; E. W. D. BaiTd, majors; Capt. J. Whittsker,
20th HUlSSars, brigade-adjutant; Surg.-Lieut.-(bl.
Alfd. <':'ooper F.RC. S.Eng. et Edm.,V.D. &; Surg.-Lieut.
FrederIck Treves F.R.O.S.Eng. (extra) medical officers;
Rev. L. D. Kenyon-Storw, hon. chaplain. B Squadron ~
Capt. W. R. Greene, offi-cer in command; Prince
 DmECTORY.] BURY ST. EDMUNDS. 77
Frederick Duleep Singh, second in command; W. Hol. Court of Probat.e ~ Will Office, Abbey ruins, Charles
bOOn, 'troop. qua;rtermll18tet; Regimental S81'gt•• Maior
A .. EUeryf drill instrucoo-r-
'Y odehouse. distrIct registrar
Guildhall. Guildhall street, J ames William Clark~ keeper
Inland Revenue Office, 121 Northgate .-treet'
VQI..tUNTEERS. Tax department, 8UrVeyor of taxes for the hundreds of
~lackbum. Bury Borough. Bartismere, Stow, Newmar-
Harwich Voluntooro Infantry Brigade, comprising:- ket (Cambs.), Thedwastre & Thingoe (SWfolk), The~
ut VoL Batt. Suffolk Regiment; head quant9r.s, Ipswich ford Borough (Norfolk & Suffolk) John Simpson
:;Mid Vd• .Batt. Suffolk Regiment; head quarters, Bury Abbey mins • •
St. Edmundrt Inl~nd Revenue Excise department, Crawford Ross, super.
3M (Oambridgeshire) VoL BMit. Suffolk Regiment; head VISor
qua.l'ter8', Cambnidge Suffolk Archreological Society, Vincent Bummgh Bed-
ut VoL Batt. Northampton, Regiment; head quaorters, stone, hon. Bee. Athemllum
Northampton Public Weighbridge, Northgate street, A. Ridley (exors.
Supply Detachment of), proprietors
:Bearer Company Shire Hall, Churchyard, John Claringbould keeper
Head Quarters, Bury St. Edmunds. SUff~lk Genera! Hospital, Hospital 1"Oad, the'Marques& of
Commanding Brigade. the officer commanding 12th l'egi- BrIstol, presIdent; A. Beckford Bevan &; H. G. BarJ
mental district day esq. treas1l1"eN; Robert Ma.cnab M.D. consulting
Supply .&i Transport Officer, Boo.! Major E. IW. Robinson medical officer; Robert Harry LUC8IJ M.R.C.S.
V.D. 2nd Vol. Batt. Suff. Reg Eng: Chl~rles Scott Kilner M.B., C.M., D.P.H. &i Jsph.
Senior Medical Officer. Brigade-Surg.-tieut.-Col. G. S. Sqwer Hinnell RA.• M.D.• B.O. medical officers; Geo.
Elliston 'V.D. ~st Vol. Batt. Suff. Reg Master M.B., B.C., M.R.O.S.Eng-. -assistantr medical
officer; Sydney Valentine Itercules Underhill M.R.C.S.
Volunteers. Eng.• L.R.O.P.Lond. house surgeon; Rev. W. Moles-
worth Edwards, ohaplain; Henry BonneT, seo. r MiftS
. d Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment (comprising Mary Harris, matron
A, B, C, D, E. F &; B Companies); head quarters, Old Theatre Royal. Westgate lit. O.H. Nunn, lessee &; mangr
Militia b~s, Cemetery road;. Hon. Col. Goorge Town Hall. William Hill, keeper
L .. Andrewe& V.D. command~g; Charles Mlll'Tiatt, West Suffolk Chamber of Agriculture. a Angel hill, Gad.
maJor; Oapt. W. M. A!;nes, mstructor of musketry; BlencO'We, hOD. seo
capt. S. B. Stotherd, adJutant; R. H. DiXJOn, quarter-
master; ;E &; F Cos. Oapt. &; Hoo.. MajOT Charles PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Denton Leech, V.D.; Rev. Oanon G. Bodges M.A. act·
ing chaplain ~ Battalion Sergt.~Major Benjamin Hinde Archdeacon's Registrar, Charles Wodehouse, Abbey ruins
drill instructor ' Assessor & Collector of Income Tax for St.! Jam68's" ArthA
Cadet Qo.rps, King's Edward's sohool Oliver Lusher, le Guildhall street
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Alfred Hugh Gibbon, %2
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. .Angel hill
Clerk to ComInissioners of Taxes for Bury St. Edmunda
Abbey Gardens. Abbey Grounds. Angel Hill, Alfred L. Oharles Denton Leech, 36 Churchgate street
Hooper, lessee. Clerk to ComInissionera of Taxes for Blackbourn Division,
Athenreum., Angel hill, Most Hon. The Marquess of Charles Edward Salmon, 85 Guildhall street
Bristol, patron; G. Milner-Gibson-Cullum esq. M.A., Clerk to Oommissioners of Taxes for Thingoe Hundred,
F.S.A. president; William Goodchild, hon. sec.; A. O. James John Sparke, 1 Hatter street
Lusher, treasurer; A. J. Hooper. hon. sec. of library f Clerk to Guildhall Feoffees, Jas. In. Sparke, 7 Hatter lit
Arnold Crack, librarian &; manager Clerk to Lieutenancy of Suffolk, Ohal"1es Edward Salmon,
Bury St. Edmunds Fire Brigade. Cornhill. with I steam 85 Guildhall street
&; 2 manual engines.&i 1 escape; J captain.. 1 sub-cap- Clerk to Sutton's Charity &; Sir John James' Oharity,
tain, 2 lieutenants &i 24 men Bowland Holt Wilson, 1 Crown street
Cattle Market, St. Andrew's st. sth. Robt. Kerrage collctr Ooroner for Liberty of Sf;. Edmund. Rowland Holt Wilson,
Cemetery, Cemetery road, Henry James Salmon, 85 1 Crown street~ deputy, Ohae. Jas. Gross, I Crown st
Guildhall street,. clerk to the burial board; William County Surveyor, Westem Division, Frank Whitmore.
Crack. cemetery superintendent Town hall
Oorn Exchange. AbbeygatB' street. Wm. R. Sewell, keeper District Registrar of High Court of Justice.Charles Edwd.
County Court. His Honor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot, judge; Salmon, 85 Guildhall street
Oharles Edward Salmon. l"egistrar. 85 Guildhall street District Registrar of Her Majesty's Oourt of Probate,
(hours, '10 to 4, except saturday. then 10 to I); Oharles Charles Wodehouse, Abbey ruins
Edward Salmon, high bailiff; Arthur W. Ashfield, sub- Inspector of Weights &; Measures for West Suffolk, HeBry
bailiff. A county court is held every month. excep~ Charles WaIters; Qffices, St. Andrew·s street north
August. The following places are within its jurisdic- Inspector of Corn Returns, J ames Thomas Bodle,.. Hos-
tion :-Ampton, Ashfield, Bury St. Edmunds. Badwell pital road
Ash, Bardwell. Barrow. Great Barton. Beytoll Bradfield Receiver of Guildhall Feoffment Oharities, Charles
Oombust, Bradfield ~. Clare. Bradfield St. George. Denton Leech, 36 Churchgate street
~rook1ey, Chedburgh, Chevington, Chimney Mills. Stewards of the Manors of HundlOn -w.i.th Ohilbourn;
Oockfield, Oulford Denham. DepOOn. Flempton. Forn- Borough Green; Hawstead Hall ; Malkin9 Hill in
ham All Saints. Fornham St. Genevieve. Fomham St. Pakenham; Ba.rdwell Hill; Blakenham-upon-the-Hill;
Martin. Hargrave. Hawstead. Hengrave, Hessett. Bor- Great &I Li~tle Fakenham; The Grange or Eastgate
ringer or Homingsheath, HunsOOn. Ickworth. Ingham, Barns, Bury St. ~dmunds; Great Thurlow; Paken-
Ixworth. Ixwol'th Thorpe. Lackford, Langham, Law· ham; Nether~aJ.l ID Pakenham; Weshall; Redgrave;
shall, Little Livermere. Liv~rmere Magna, Norton. Botesdale; GIslingham; Bushes .&i Jennies; Hinder-
Nowto)l, Pakenham, Rede. Risby, Rongham, Rush- clay ~ Wortham, late the Abbotts; Burgate; Mellia St.
brooke. Great Saxham. Little Saxham, Sicklesmere, John; Facone gall; Fitz Johns &; HeiO'ham· Partrid2'9
Stawringfield, Stanton. West Stow, Stowlangtoft, &; Wilson. 7 Crown street e f l'
Thurston. 1;'imworth.. Tro~ton, Walsham-l&-Willowg, Surveyor of Taxes, John Simpson. Abbey ruins
Wattisfield, Westley, Great Whelnetham, Litble Under Sheriff for Suffolk, James John Sparke, 7 HatteT sf;
Whelnetham, Whepstead &; Wordwell
This Court has also Bankrupfcy jurisdiction &; extends PLACES OF WORSHIP, with 'times of Services.
in addition over the Mildenhall &; Stowmarket Oounty St. James' Church, Angel hill, Rev. Canon George
Oourts, Frederick Messent, 36 Princes street, Ipswich, Hodges M.A. vicar; 10.45 a.m. 1&1 3 &I 6.45 p.m.; week
official receiver days 8.30 a.m. 6 p.m. &; thur9. 7.30 p.m
'Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress St. John'. Church, St. John's 'Street, Rev. TholDBs S.11antia.l
Amendment Act" :-David Fulcher, 5 Hospital road, M.A., D.C.L.Oxon, vioar; holy communion 7 &; 8 a.m.
Chevell Lawrence, I 11 ~rentgovel street. Archibald Lacy matins &; sermon 10.45 a.m. holy communion 12 noon.
Scott. 87 Guildhall street, George Symonds, Burgate liMn,. & oSermon 2.45 p.m. cliJi1dren'. servioo&catecl1ising
Ili Isaac Archer Clarke, Walsham-Ie-Willow8 3.30 p.m. evensong & sermon 6.45 p.m.; tues. 1h1lol"L li;
County Constabulary (West Suffolk). head quarters. St. saints' d1lys, matins & holy communion 8 a.m. even30ng
John's street. Major A. F. Poulton, chief constable; 8 p.m.; wed. &; fn. litany I I a.m
'Frank B. Fisher, chief clerkt; Bury division. William St. Mary's Church, Orown st. Rev.Fras. L'E. Fawcett M.A...
George Emmerson. deputy chief constable & supt.; viear; Rev. Samua! Jones RA. Rev. James Morgan
Wm. Nixon, inspector; William Emsden &J Frederick RA. &; Rev. T. Meredith Bate B.A.. cnratles; 8 &; 10.45
Breenni.-tg, sergeants a.m. 3 &; 6.45 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m.; fri. 10 a.m
 78 BURY ST. EDMUNDS. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
St. Peter's 0Jr0rcl1 (chapel of ea.se to St. Mary), HospitaJ St. James' (boys), Short Brackland, for 160 children;
road' 10.45 a.m. &; 6,45 p.m . average attendance, 158; .Alfred Death, Jl?-8Ster
St. E<hnund's Catholic, WeSltgat& ~treet, Rev:. Frederlck St. John's (infants), Church row, for 305 childre~; aver-
Jones 8.J. & Bev. Roger Pernn 8.J. pnests; 8 &; age attendance 275' Miss Helena Daymond, mIstress
10.45 a.m. &; 6,45 p.m. ; daily, 7 &; 8 a.m,; tues. 8 St. Mary's, Sparhawk"street (girls & infants), erect.ed in
p.m.; &; fri. 8 p.m 1841, for 387 children;1 avera~e att~ndance, I~8 gIrls &;
Society of Friends, St. John'S' .etreet, '8eat 250, 11 a.m. &; ISO infants; Miss A. E. Rlx, mIStress; MISS Helen
6.30 p.m.; thurs. 10 a.m L. AlIen, infants' mistress . • .
Baptist, Garland street, 6e81t 850, R~v. Stephen James St. Peter's, HospitaJ! road (gIrls' &; mfants), erected.m
Baker; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; serwce, thurB. 7.30 p.m 1876, for 216 children; average attendance, 194; Miss
Baptist (Strict), Out Westgate; seat 150; 10.30 a.m. Susan Anne Cooke, mistress .
&& 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.15 p.m I St. Mary'oS (boys), Raingate stNet, erected III 1875, for 25 6
Congregational, Whiting stree~, seat :500, Rev. Alfred In. children; average attendance, 120; Edward Pretheroe,
Brown; 10.45 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; mon. 7.30 p.m. &; master .
thUil'S. 7·30 p.m 6 Victoria Street (infants), erected III 1875 &; enlar~ed I8~g,
The Brethren, Garland l8itreet, seat 1:20; 10.30 a.m. &; .30 for 270 children; average attendance, 195; MISS Eliza
p.m.; thnrs. 7.30 p.m Leggett, mi9tress .
Primitive Methodist, Garland street, seat 200, Rev. Oatholic (mixed), We.stgate ~treet, for 2~0 children;
lIenry Bennett; 10.30 a.m. &; 6,3° p.m.; thurs. ser- average attendance, /215°; MISS Welter, mIstress
mon 7.30 p.m ..
Salvation Army, St. John's 8'treet, seat 7°°; IX a.m. 3 011 NEWSPAPERS.
6.30 p.m.; mono tues. wed. tri. &; sat. 8 p.m . Bury & Norwich Post &; Suffolk Standard, Ig Abbeyg~te
Unitarian, Churchgate street, seat 400, Rev. John Dale, street, published tuesday afternoon by Bury &i. NorWlch
6·45 p.m ., T h Post & Suffolk Standard Newspaper Co. Lim. pro-
Wesleyan Brentgovel street, seat 500, Rev. William ... 0 n prietors. See advertisement
Eritton' k Rev. Joseph Dickeson; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 Bury St. Edmunds Free Press, 61 Abbeygate tltr~et, pu.b-
p.m.; th'llrs. 7 p.m lished triday mi.d-day, exor. of T~omas FranClS' LUCla,.
St. James' Mission Room, Eastgate st. ; tthuTS, 7.30 p.m printer &; propnetor. See advertlsemenb
St. Mary's Mission Room, Raingate '9tireet Bury &; West Suffolk Advertiser, Abbey~te Istr~et, pub.
St. John's Mission Room•. Church t~ace. , on friday (William Thomas Cox, managmg editor)
Viotoria Missaon Room (m connection 'Wtlth SIIi. James),
Viotoria street; wed. 7.3° p. m RAILWAYS.
SCHOOLS. Great Eastern Railway Stations, Noorthga~e,. Ohristopher
Cook, station master; Ea.stgate, William Brooks,
King Edward Vlth's. school, said to be the earliest of station master
that monarch's fOl\lndations, was -established by Royal Omnibuses to &; from the l'Iailway wtations, from the
Charter in 1550. The new buildingI:!', erected in 188 3, Suffolk, Angel & Everard's hotels, to meet every train
a~ a cost of £17,000, after the designs of the late ~ir
Arthur W. Blomfield Kt., A.R.A., F.S.A. occupy a pIC- OONVEYANOES.
turesque site on a hillside overlooking the grounds
of the abbey, and are of red brick, in the Queen Ann Ixworth-William &; Oharles Reeve,omml>UJS from' Castle',
style; besides the headmaster's house (available for wed. & sat
40 boarders), they include studies for the senior ~oys, Mildenhall Smith, Three Kings hotel, wed. &; sat
library, chemical laboratory, museum, sanaton'llID, OAmIERS.
gymnasium, carpenters' and turners' ..,liops, fives murts,
tuck-shop and a cricket pavilion. There is an excellent With the places they go to &; Inns they start from, with
playing field, the ground extending over 15 acres. Days of starting.
A sum of over {,600 a year is expended on scholarships. Ampton Addison,' Marqui9 Cornwallis,' wed. &; sM
Sir Symonds D'Ewes, .Archbishop Sancroft, the first Ashfield-Matthews, 'Golden Fleece,' wed
Earl of Bristol, Bishop Pretyman Tomline, Baron Ashley-Dodd, 'Castle,' wed. &; sat
AIderson &I LJrd Chancellor Cranworth were all edu- Badwell Ash-Firman, ' Star,' wed. & sat.; Arnold, 'Hall
cated here. Comptroller, the Marquess of Bristol; Moon,' wed. &; sa'l;
Deputy comptrOller, Rev. Canon Hodges M.A.; clerk to Bardwell Addison,' Stair,' wed. &; sat
the Governors, J. W. Greene; headmaster, Rev. A. W. Barrow: Woods, 'King's Head,' wed. &; sat.; Pattle.
Callis M.A. of St. JOhn'SI College, Cambridge; Assist- 'White Lion,' wed. &; sat
ant masters, H. F. LliIlIl RA. A. G. Kent RA. Rev. Barton (Great)-Holmes 'Star,' wed. &; sat
l
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A. R. A. Nicol M.A. A. St. J. Furnival RA. C. J. Beyton-Churethyard, 'Mason's Arms,' wed. &; sat
Shann (music), R. Mclntosh (drawing), Sergt. Ferris Bildeston:"-Cresswell, 'Dog & Partridge,' wed. & sai
(gymnastics)
Botes>dale Shepherd,' Griffin,' wed. &; sat
The Guildhall Feoffment Schools were first erected in 1843,
at a cost of £1,650, under 3 ·saheme of the Court of Bradfield St. George Game &; Cocksedge, • Three Goats,'
wed. &; sat.; Frost, 'Three Goats," wed. &; sat.;
_Chanc&ry, but 8Il'e now admlinistered by a body of 13
g01'9rnors under a scheme framed in 1880, &i partly Pettitt, 'Golden Fleece,' wed. &; Bat
supported 1Iy funds derived from the Guildhall charlity : Brettenham Keeble,' Duke of Edinburgh,' wed
the schools were founded for the benefit of the children Broclcl.ey-Smith, 'Saracen's Head,' wed.. ; Pawaey:.
'Saracen'il Head,' wed. &; sat
otf persons resident in Bury St. EdJ;punds or neigh-
bourhood Cavenham-Marshall, 'Gr'iffin,' wed. & sat
Guildhall Feoffment (Middle), College street, provides an Chedburgh Hams, 'Three Goats,' mon. wed. tri. k
edu.eation in the usua.l EngliSh subjects, Latin, modem sat.; Hurrell, 'Castle,' wed
Ia~es et mathematJios, for 150 boys, who pay a Chevington-Phillips, 'Three Kings,' mono wed. :fri. ;
Webb, 'White Lion,' wed. &; S'8t
oop1taVion fee of £6 yearly; the school will hold ISO;
average attendance, 70; Thomas Jones RA. head Olare Richardson,' Castle,' wed. &; sat
master; F. Edwards, assistant master Cockfield Ranson, 'Dog &; Partridge,' wad. &; sat.;
Guildhall Feoff:D?-ent (Elementary) for Boys, BrideweU Keeble, 'Castle,' wed. &;; sat.; Knights, 'White Lion,"
lane, erected In 1843 &; thoroughly repaired & class wed. &; sat
il"OOms added in AUg'USt, 1882; a workshop was fitted up Coney Weston-Rinnels, 'Whlite Lion,' wed
in I8g1 for instruotion in carpentry et the use of tools Denham Murfett,' King's Head,' wed. & sat
under the regulations of the Science &; Ar\; department .' Denston-Cooke, 'Saracen's Head,' wed. & fri
the school will hold 300; average attendance 230 ~ Depden-Ohallis, 'Griffin,' wed. & sat
Samuel Ernest Smith, master ' , Drinks>tone Churchyard,' Masons' hms,' wed. &; Bat.;
GuildhaJI Fe~ffment EI~me~tary, ~rls'), Well street, for Richer, 'White Lion,' wed, &; 8'8t
the educatIOn of 300 gxrls ID readmg, writing, arithmetic Elmswell-Warren, 'Oastle,' wed. & sat.; Everitt 'White
& other useful knowledge: the mistress has a salary of Lion,' wed. &; sat '
£100 yearly & a house, & {,190 is allowed for four pro- Euston-Lovelace, 'Grapes,' wed
visionally certificated ass.istant teachers; averagle at- Felsham Wright,' King's Head,' wed. &; sat.; Wrigh.,
tendance, 260; Mrs. AnDle E. Hawkins mistress 'Grapes,' 'Wed.; Phillips, 'Half Moon,' wed. &I sat
St. James' (infants), Eastg~e, for 138 cMdren; aVell'age Fornham All Saints Fa.rthing, , Marquis Cornwallis,'
attendance, 108; Mrs. Ahce Clegg, mistress wed. & sat
St..James' (mixed), RiS'bygate street, for 250 boys &; 250 Fornham St. Martin-..F'arthing, 'Marquis Cornwallis,'
gl;rls; average attendance, 200 boys & 200 girls; Fredk. wed. & sat. ; Fitches, 'King's Head,' wed. &; sat
Hill Taylor, master; Miss Kate Emily Fitch, mistress Gasthorpe-Hinnels, 'White Lion,' wed. &; sat
Gazeley-Plummer, Everard's tap, wed
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Gl em sfo rd -A da ms &; Br ow n, 'B lac k Bo y,' we d.; Sm ith ,
'W hit e Li on ,' we d. &; sa t '
Gr ea t .A .sh fie ld- Ma tth ew s. 'G old en Fle ece ,' we d
!H ad lei gh --e res sw ell . 'D og &; Pa rtr idg e.' we d. &; sa t
Hargrave Fr os t,' Gr iff in, ' we d. &; sa t.; Pe tti t.' Gr iff in:
wed. &; sa t
lIa 'rt es t-P as k. Ev era rd' s tap . mono we d. fri. &; sa t.; Dy e,
.( Th ree Ki ng s,' we d. &; sa t
lIa ws tea d Ri dg eo n.' Go lde n !Fleece.' we d.; Ho lt. 'B lac k
Boy.' we d. &; sa t
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lIe ng rav e De ath , 'C he qu ers .' we d. &; sa~ ~ Ca rte r.
'B us he l.' da ily
He pw OJ 'th -iH old en . 'W hit e Li on ,' wed. &; sa t.; Sh ep he rd.
'G rif fin ,' wed. &; sa t . Ru sh br oo k- Pa rk er, 'Q ue en 's He ad ,' wed. &; sa t
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'Th ree Go ats ,' we d. &; sail
!Honingtoll Ad dis on ,' Bu sh el, ' we d. & sa t
Ho pto n- Fi nc h,' Ca stl e,' we d. &; sa t.; Goltdwin, 'S w ,'
wed. &; sa t
Ho rni ng sh ea th- Ch all is, (G rif fin ,' we d. &; sa t
Ick lin gh am Fi teh es ',' Ki ng 's He ad ,' we d. &; sa t.; Fr os t,
'M arq uis Co rnw all is, ' we d. &I sa t
Ix wo rth -C ha rle s Re ev e, 'C as tle ,' wed. &; sa t.; Wi llia m
Reeve, 'C as tle .' we d. &; sa t
La ck fo rd -F ite he s, 'K ing 's !Heati.' wed. &; sa t.; Me ak ins .
'B us he l,' we d. &; sa t
La ke nh ea th- Fa rth ing , 'M arq uis Co rnw all is. ' we d. &;
sa t.; Al Iso p.' Bu sh el, ' we d
La ng ha m Rosier, 'H alf Mo on : wed. &; sa t
La ve nh am Kn ig ht s,' W hit e Li on ,' wed. &; sa t
La ws ha ll- Al len &; Ho lly , 'T hr ee Tu ns ,' wed. &; sa t.;
Underwood, 'D og &; Pa rtr idg e,' mono we d. &; sa t.;
Hu dg ell , ' Go lde n F1eece,' we d.; Ell ist on e, (W hit e Li on ,'
we d. &; sa t
Liv erm ere Addison, (M arq uis Co rnw all is, ' wed. &; sat . ;
Lovelace, 'G rap es ,' we d
:M ild en ha ll- Ba ke r &; So n, , Bu sh el. ' we d.; Sm ith ,' Th ree
Ki ng s,' wed. &; sa t
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He ad ,' wed. &; sa t
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we d.; Ar no ld, 'H alf Mo on ,' we d. &; sa t.; Lo ve lac e,
'G rap es .' we d -
Rattlesden-Ri~her, 'W hi te Li on ,' we d. ,Il; sa t.; Ke
, Du ke of Ed mb urg h,' we d. &; sa t
eble.
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Ri ck ing ha ll Sh ep he rd, (G rif fin ,' we d &; sa t
Ri sb y- At kin s, ' Ca stl e,' we d. &; sa t •
Bo ug ha m- Ba rk er, 'W hit e, Lio n,' we d. &; sa t.· Goodwin.
• Ma son 's An ns ,' wed. &; &t t.; Dr ak e, 'Mas~n's Ar ms ,'
we d. &; sa t.; La st, 'M aso ns ' Ar ms ,' da ily ;
Sa pis ton -B ala am , 'W hit e Li on ,' we d. &; sa t.; Ad dis on
, Bu sh el/ we d. &; sa t p
Gr ea t Sa xh am .-F ro st, 'G rif fin ,' we d. &; sa t
Li ttl e Sa xh am -F ,ro st, ' Gr iff in, ' wed. &; fiat
Sh im pI ing -H ale , 'Q ue en 's He ad ,' we d.; Ra mp lin g,
'T hr ee ,Tu ns, ' wed. &; sal;
So me rto n- Fo rem an , 'O ld An ge l,' weel. on ly
Sta ns tea d Sm ith ,' W hit e Li on ,' we d
Sta nto n W rig ht, ' Bu ll; wed. &; sa t.; Sh ep he rd ,' Gr itI m:
we d. &ll8at.; Lockwood, 'W hit e Li on ,' we d
Sto wl an gto ft Fi nn an ,' Sta r,' we d. &; sa t
Th orp e M ori eu x-H ow e, ' Wh ite Li on ,' wed. &; sa t
Th urs ton -1M ark ha m, 'D uk e of Ed inb urg h,' we d. &; sat . ~
Sti ff, 'W hi te Lio n,' Wild. &; sa t
To sto ck -E 've rit t, (W hit e Li on ,' we d. &; sat;
Tr os ton St ew ar d,' W hit e Lio n,' we d. &; sa t
W als ha m- Fi rm an , ' St ar, ' wed. & sa t.; Bi rd, 'B ull ,' wed.
on ly; Bliz~ard, 'H alf Mo on ,' we d. &; sa t
W he ps tea d- Ho we &; Ha rdy , 'Sa rac en 's He ad ,' we d. &
sa t.; Ho lt, 'B lac k Bo y,' wed. &; sa t
W ick ha mb roo k-P ea rso n, 'T hr ee Go ats ,' we d. &; sa t.;
Cook, 'T hr ee Ki ng s,' we d.; Cooke. 'Sa rac en 's He ad /
we d. &; sa t.; Bocock, 'K ing 's He ad ,' wed. &; sa t .
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PRIVA.TE RE SID EN TS . Bo by Mr s. Bloomfield ho use . Lo we r Clow Mr s. :14 Yo rk roa
J.inley Ed wa rd Th eo do re. 31 Sp rin g- d
Ba xte r str ee t Cobb Re v. Ga o. Al bio n vil s.A lbe rt ere ..
field roa d Bo gg is Wi llia m Ed mu nd ,A ilw in ho use , Cole Be rna rd Ar thu r,
Aldridge Mr s. 43 So uth ga te str ee t 63 Vi cto ria et
Ab be y gro un ds Colekin Mi ss, 20 Cr ow n str ee t
Alston Mr s. I Qu een 's roa d Bo nn er He nry . II Ho sp ita l roa d
Anderllon Su rg. -L iea t.- Co L Ro bt. J..P. Bo utt ell Th om as, 7 St. An CoUett Mi ss, St. Pe ter 's viIs.H osp ita l I'd
Th e Acacias, Lo om 's lan e dre w's st. nth Collins Fr as. Al bt. Ba nk ho .A bb ey gt. st
Bo we rs Ge org e, 5 Vi cto ria str ee t Collins Fr an cis Al be rt, 5 So uth ga te gm
Andrews F. C. Ivy lod ge , Ce me ter y rd Br ain Mr s. 13:1 So uth ga
bo on He nry , Ad en viIs. We stl ey roa d Br an d Mr s. 65 Vi cto ria te str ee t Collis Mr s. 19 Cr ow n str ee t
Ar ms tro ng Wi llia m. Ea stg ate ho use , Br ee Mr s. 2 ,Springfield str ee t Colson Ch arl es, 16 Ca nn on str ee t
Ea stg ate str ee t roa d Co mb er Miss, I Ch eq ue r sql1are
Br itt on Be v. In . (W esl ey an ) ,14 We ll d Cooke Miss. 9 W hit ing
Arnold Wm . Jo hn , 8 Ou t W est ga te Br ow n Re v. Al fre d Jo hn (C on gre ga - Cooper Ge org e Samue1, str ee t
As hto n He nry Ba nk es, II No rth ga te st tio na l), No rth view, Qu een 's ~oad Cooper R'eed, 9 No rbh ga74 Gu ild ha ll at
te str ee t
A.spland Jac k, 9 Blomfield etr ee t Br ow n Jo hn , 34 Blomfield str ee t
Avies He rbe rt, I4 Vi cto ria str ee t Copsey Th om as, :1:9 Vi cto ria str ee t
Br ow ne Jam es Ch ittl eb urg h, 16 Ta y- Cox Wi llia m Th om as,
Ba ck ho use Ge org e Ro be rt, 2 La ng ley fen roa d 8 Al be rt str ee t
villas. Sp rin gfi eld roa d Cr ass we lle r W m. Ell is. Iny on i vil la,
Br ow nin g Mr s. 60 W hit ing atr ee \ Ce me ter y roa d
Ba ird Mr s. 41 Cr ow n atr ee t Bl'Ig'g Geo. Fr ed k. 6 Al be rt cre sce nt Cr eed Mrs_ 22 Gu ild ha
:Baker Rev. S. J. (B ap tis t), 130 Yo rk rd Bu llin g Miss, 13 Vi cto ria ll str ee t
Ba ke r Miss, 51 Ch urc hg aie str ee t str ee t Cr ick Wi llia m He nry . 32 iM illl an e
Bullock Mr s. II Ri sby ga te str ee t Cr oss Th om as, 2 Ab be yg ate str ee t
Balls Ge org e, Hi ll vie w, Sp rin gfi eld rd Bu mp ste ad Mr s. 6 St. Ed
Balls Mr s. :1:4 Crown str ee t mu nd '. villas. Crossm~ Ed wa rd. 25 Ou t. No rth ga te
, 'F ar nh am TO ad D'A lba m Arlihur Ja me s, RI iby ga te hoe
Ba rdl ey Th os. St. Pe ter 's vib .H olp ita l rd Bu rge ss Mr s. Th e 0a k8
, Ce me ter y rd Bi sb yg ate str ee t
Ba rke r Mr s. 41 No rth ga te sflreet By for d Mr s. 2 Ho ne y hil l
Ba ron Ro be rt Ru sse ll, Ba nk ho use , Callis Re v. Ar thu r W rig Da le Mr s. 23 Et na rd . No rth ga te .t
Ab be yg ate str ee t ht M. A. (he ad Davies Jam ell , 2 St . Ma ry' s sq ua re '
ma ste r, Gr am ma r 8cho~I),TheSchool Dawson Wm . Mu sto w hOe
BarweU Ro be rt, Th e Ha wt ho rns ,A lbe ri ha ll Mu sto w, at
ore.scent Da y Jer em iah , 25 Fo rnh am roa d
Ca me ron An gu sR ob ert son .G nil dh all at De ath Alfred, 32 Vi cto
Ba sco mb e Re gin ald ' Ed wa rd. Alving- Ca po n Da nie l Ba rke r, ria str ee t
12 Qu een 's rd De mp ste r Mr s.S un ny sid e, So uth gte .gn
ton ho use , No rth ga te str ee ' Cart,er Fre de ric k. 35 Forn~am roa d Dennis M.~~. 63 Garl~!ld
Ba te Re v. Jo hn Me red ith RA . (cu rat e Ca tlin g Sa mu el, 29 An litree t
ge l hil l Denny WlL'liam, 3:1: Fo rnh am roa d
of St. Ma ry' s). 47 Cr ow n str ee t Ca ttl e C. F. 47 Cr ow n stree~
Ba xte r Miss, 38 Well str ee t De nto n E~ward He nry , ~4 iWhiting st
Ch ap ma n W m. .13 St. An dre w s at. nth D~nton MI SS , II An ge l
:BedwelI Wi llia m, 12 Ho spi tal roa d hil l
Ch art ers Wa shm gto n, Th e Fo rt, Ou t Dickeson Rev. JOSeph,25
lle nn ett R'ev. He nry (P rim iti vp Me tho - So uth ga te Springfield rd
.m st) , 24 Ga rla nd str ee t Do na lds on A:ex. Wood. 86 W hit ing lit
Ch ris tie Mr s. 4 College str ee t Do un e He nry F. S. I
Be ntl ey Jam es Co rnh ill Ch ris top he rso n Al an Bo ss, 59 Abbey- Downs Th om as, I3 Qu
Be va n Algemo~ B. 8 No rth ga te str ee t ga te "tr ee t een 's roa d
Bi sho p Al fre d 7 1 So uth ga te str ee t Dowse Col. Ri ch ard T. E. Ho spi tal ra
Cl ark Miss, 24- Ha tte r str ee t DureU Re v. Jo hn Ca rly on Va va sor MeA.
iBlackall Mi ss: Ab be y pre cin cts Cl ark Misses, 58 Vi cto ria str ee t
Bl ak e Ma rcu s 80 Gu ild ha ll str ee t (cu rat e of St . Jo hn 's) ,6 No rth ga te Bt
CI ark Owen, 13 Ab be yg ate str ee t Dyble Ed wa rd Pa Im er, I3 Ho spI tal rd
Bl ak e Mr s. 6 'W est ga te str ee t Cl ark Sa mu el Fe nn ell , 18 Ga rla nd .t; Ea sle a W m. Th e La ure
Bl ak e Mr s. 9 St. Ma ry' s sq ua re Cl ark e Ha rry , 60 Vi cto ria str ee t ls, Al be rt era s
Blencowe Ge org e 8 An ge l hil l Ed wa rds Re v. W aIt er Mo les wo rth
Cl ark e Jo hn Wi llia m, 87 Ri sb yg ate 1St (ch ap lai n Su ffo lk Ge ne
Bloomfield Al fre d' 125 So uth ga te st Cl ark e Miss, 10 W est ga te str ee t ral Ho spi tal ).
Bloomfield Bo be ri :I: Vi cto ria villas. Cl ark e Bo be rt Jo hn , 19 Ou t So uth ga te .
Ho spi tal roa d No rth ga te .t. Ed wa rds Miss, 10 Victoria. streell
• Clayton Chas. Wa~t. 82 Gu ild ha ll l1t Ed wa rds . Mr s. 49 Crow
Bo by Cbarles Geo. 87 W hit ing str ee t CIegg Th om as, 22 Crow n str ee t
Boby Jo hn W m. 96 Ri sby ga te str ee t Clodd Mr s. 28 No rth ga n str ee t Elv en Mi ss, 34 Well str ee t
te str ee t Em ers on Mr s. 40 Well str ee t
Bococ.k Jo hn , I8 Angel. hil l Cl ov er Sa mu el, :1:5 Ou t No rlh ga te
 80 BURY ~T. EDMUND~. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Emmerson William George, St. An- Hunter Donald, St. Nicholas house,Out Miller Robert, Sunny cot. Springfld. I'd
drew's street north Eastgate Miller Wm. Nathan, 81 Risbygate st
Everard Mrs. 21 Westgate street Horlock Miss, 24 Northgate street Minett Harry, 14 Out Westgate
Evered Wm. Edwd. 9 Out Westgate Hunter Ernest, Southbridge house, Mitche:l Alexander, 36 Northgate st
Everett Miss, 25 Well street Southgate street Montgomery William, 9 Orchard street
Eyre Ferdinand D.L. Moreton hall Hunter Mrs. 13 Angel hill Morgan Rev. James RA. (curate in
Fake Alexander, I I Albert street Hutchings Frank Thorne, 64 Victoria. st charge of St. Peter's), 82 Whiting at
Faulkner George ManDings, Falconbury Ibbotson Willis, Hill crest,Cemetery rd Mountain Wallace Edward, 4 St.
school, Northgate street lmage Francis Edward M.A., M.B. George's terrace, Out Risbygate
Fawcett Rev. Francis L'Estrange M.A. CRntab. St. Margaret's Mumford Chas. Edwd. go Risbygate at
(vicar of St. Mary's, rural dean 0& JQn Miss, I Springfield road . Munro Donald John, 12 Risbygate st
surrogate), St. Mary's vicarage Jackson Miss, 15 Northgate street Munro Geo. Moffat, 9 Butter market
Featherstone Mil'S. 16 Westgate street Jaggard John William, I Cemetery I'd Musk Miss, 8 Westgate street
Fenton Miss, 2 Sparhawk st~eet Jannings Miss, I Albert crescent Newcome Lieut.-Col. Francis D'Arcy
Fiddaman In. Rbt. 104 Northgate st Jarman Mrs. King's villas, Albert cres William Clough RA., J.P. St. Mar-
Fidler Miss, Ripley ho. Northgate st Jay Miss, 46 Crown street garet's, Honey hill
Field Charles H. 62 Guildhall street Jilling Miss, 76 Whiting street Nice Mrs. 9 Albert street
Fiske Mrs. 18 Orchard street Johnson Mrs. 4 Angel hill Nice Onesiphorus Pearson, Mill lane
Pitch Charles John Horner, Hill house, Johnson Wm. 22 Etna rd. North!1:t.st Nicol Rev. Arthur Robert Archibald
Queen's road Jones Rev. Frederick 'S.J. (Catholic), M.A. (assistant master), Grammar
FIoyd J ames, 8 Sparhawk street 21 Westgate street school
Ford John Collins, 12 Orchard street Jones Rev. Samuel B.A. (curate of St. Nix Rupert Edwd. M.R81 Guildhall st
Foreman Miss, 2 Angel hill Mary's), 14 Churchgate street Norgate Frank, 97 Queen's road
Francis In. Grimwade, 43 Fornhm.rd Jones R. P., B.A.Lond. Northgate avn Norton Alfred, 30 Victoria street
Freelove Mrs. 59 Victoria street Jones Thos., B.A. St. Deny's,Honey hI Norton Wa1ter, 71 Guildhall street
Frost Henry George, St. Peter's vine- Juby Harry Joseph, :II Westgate st Nunn Charlie Hearn, 25 Westgate st
yard, Out Westgate Julens Arthur, 8 St. Edmund's villas, Nuun Mrs. 35 Northgate street
Frost Mrs. College house,College street Fornham road Nunn Mrs. 85 Whiting street
Fryer Capt. C. R. 53 Risbygate street Kelley Mrs. 17 Angel hill Nuun Waiter Edmd. 48 Abbeygate st
Fulcher Miss, The Abbey Kendall Ambrose, 78 Guildhall street Nunn WaIt. Josiah, 48 Abbeygate st
Fuller William Palmer, 20 Hatter st Kent Arthu.r Gerald B.A. (assistant Oliver Charles, 76 Risbygate street
Furniva-l Antony St. John B.A. (as- master), Grammar school Oliver J. G. 6 Southgate green
sistant master), Grammar school Kerry Miss, 17 Brentgovel street OBe James, 14 Out Northgate
Gardener Miss, 13 Guildhall street Kidson Robert, 10 Hospital road Ollington Henry, 18 Victoria street
Garrard Geo. 17 St. Andrew's st. nth Kilner Charles Scott M.B.,C.M.,D.P.H. Paine Wm. Denton. 18 Westgatl' st
Gates Herbert, 106 Risbygate street Camb. 4 Hatter street Palmer WaIter Orbell Horace,22 North·
Gates WaIter, 4 Orchard street Kilner ,Mrs. 79 Guildhall street gate street .
Gaze Thomas, 19 Whiting street King Frederick Wm. 5 St. Mary's sq Parkington Thomas Wilding, 'Ihe
Gibbon Rev. Canon William Wynter King George, 12 Victoria street Gables, Spring'field road
M.A. 10 Angel hill King Miss, 43 St. Andrew's st. nth Parne:l Geo. Bloomfield, 5 Albert cres
Gibbon Alfred Hugh, 12 Angel hill King Mrs. 36 Well street Parsons Chas. Alfred, 66 Victoria st
Gibbs Miss, 8 Victoria street King WaIter Wordley, 27 Northgate st Partridge Geo.Anthony,17 Westgte.st
Girardot Frdk. Geo. 109 Northgte.st Kinsey William. 5 Chequer l'll"m81'e Paul Josiah Frederick, 10 Crown st
Goldsmith Eaton, Northgate hOl1~e, Knight Francis Hy.St.Clair vIs.York I'd Pawsey Mrs. 12 Albert street
Out Northgate Kni~ht George, 46 Queen's TOad Pear: Mrs. 21 Hatter street
Goldsmith Edward, Westgate street Lake Edward Wm. 13 Westgate st Peck WaIter, I Sparhawk street
Gooch WaIter, 31 Albert street Lamb George, 105 Nortbgate street Pendred James, 32 Albert street
Goodchild William, Athenreum Langhorn Charles, 25 Hatter street Pendred Samuel Thos. 99 R"isbygate st
Goodharf; Miss, 3 St. Mary's square Lankester Miss, 17 Crown street Perrin Rev. Roger S.J. (Catholic), 21
Goring Mrs. 37 Crown street Lankester Miss, 32 Crown street Westgate street
Gough Ohar:es Smith, 10 Risbygate st Lant Arth. Edwin, 3 Low. BaxteI' st, Perry Arthur, 23 Albert street
Gough J. S. 17 Northgate street Last Harry, Aden villas, Westley road Pigram Mrs. 23 Angel hill
Gough Jesse, 113 Northgate strept Last Henry, 7 Orchard street P:owman Mrs. 30 Bridewell lane
Graham Major Vivian William Hall, Last James WaIter, 28 Victoria st Plumpton Richard, 8 Hatter street
St. Mary'ssquare Last Robert Mason, 24 Guildhall st Plumpton Robert Philip,88 Guildhall st
Graves Edwin John, I I Garland sI, Laughton Arthur, 3 Chequer square Plumpton Wm. 6 St. Mary's square
Graves Mrs. 20 Orchard street Le Butt Mrs. 5 Albert street Portway Mrs. 5 Springfield road
Greene In. Wollaston, 10 Northgate st Ledward Charles A. Hardwick road Powell William James, 3 Orchard st
Grieve Mrs. 37 Well street Ledward Miss, ~he Glen, Out Eal'ltgte Priddy In. I C:arence vils. Albert'lres
Griffiths Mrs. 84 ,Southgate street Leech Chas. Denton, sen. 30 Crown st Priestley Clement Edward, I Whiting st
Gross Ohss.Jas. Glengair, Springfld.rd Leech Chas.Denton, jun'42 Sthgte.st Prigg Miss, 24 Well street
Gross Mrs. 4 Chequer square Leigh Sm!., RA. Lond. 1'{orthgte.av Ramsbottom Mrs. 11 St. Edmund'.
H1lken Mrs. 5 St. Andrew's st. north Le Maitre Miss. 18 Hatter street villas, Fornham road
Halls Joseph, 62 Victoria street Leuillette Mrs. Hospital Toad Ranson Willy Edwd. 53 Churchgate at
Hamilton Lieut.-Col. Boyd Cullen Lloyd Capt. Wi1liam Read, De-la- Rayner James, 93 Risbygate street
P01ey J.P. Southgate house Pera, Angel hill Rednall Mrs. 2 Loom's lane
Hammond Henry Lewis, The Vinery, Lloyd George Cornish, 44 R"isbygate st Reeman William Mark, 7 Whiting .at
Out Westgate Lucas Rev. Henry Jesse Andrews Ridges Victor Harry, 23 St. Andrew's
Hammond Mrs. West hill M.A. (curate of ,St. John's), Clifton street north
Ramp R'ev. Arthur M.A. Bristol ho. house, Springfield road Ridley Frederic, 7 Westgate street
Springfield road Lucas Robert H. 6 Ang,el hill Ridley Mrs. Arthur, 21 Northgate st
Hanmer Rear-Admiral John Graham LugsI' Mrs. I~ Well street Ridley Thomas, Linden house, 147
Job, 13 Northgate street Lunn Harold Femie RA. (assistant Cemetery road
:Hardwicke Ezra John, 4 Cornhill master), Grammar school Riley William Evelyn, 17 Victoria st
Harwood. Leonard Alfd. 2 Orchard st Lusher Arthllr, 27 Victoria street Risbrock Mrs. I.'; Victoria street
Harwood Reginald Walter,20rchard st McLeroth Mis!es, Mustow house, Rivett Mrs. 53 Victoria. street
Hedges Joseph. 101 Risbygate street Mustow street R'odwell J. K. The Beeches,Westgate at
Hedges Richard Grace, 0 Angel hil1 MaJor Clarence Edwd. 138 South- Rolfe Bobertson, 13 Risbygate street
Heslop William, 7 Sparhawk street ~ate street Ross Crawford, 4 Springfield road
HilJs George, 9 Loom's lane Mann Richard, 4 Victoria street Rover Chas. Albion villas, Albert crea
Hinnell J. S., M.D.Cantab. 111 North- Manson Capt. Eric Edmund iMotrat Ruffell Mrs. '25 GuildhaH street
gate street Davidson, 17 Northgate street Rumblow Wil1iam, 6 Victoria street
Hinnels Henry A. 10 Queen's road Marrillge Thomas, 34 Southgate street Rushbrooke William, 7 West road
Hirst Miss, 2<) Victoria street Massey Thos. 42 St. Andrew's st. nth Sabin Mrs. 50 CrOWl'l. street
:Hodges Rev. Canon GeOl:ge M.A.(vicar Master George M.B. 86 Guildhall st Salmon Ohas. Edwd. 77 Risbygate st
.ef St. James', rural dean of Thingoe Matthews Mrs. 16 Angel hill Salmon Henry Jas. 3 Springfie1d rd
& surrogate), 1St. James' vicarage ~law1y Robert, 47 Guildhall street Salmon Mrs. 85 Guildhall street
lHogg Mrs. 4 Albert crescent Mayhew Frederick H. 28 Well street. Savory Fras. EV'clnce, 20 Northgte.st
Hooper Alfd. John, 33a, Eastgate st Mead Mrs. 18 Crown street Scaling John, Northend house, Out
Hooper Alfd. Latimer, East~ate st Methven Mrs. 36 Crown street Northgate
lboper J'reclerick, 20 Well street
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BURY sr. EDMUNDS.. 81
Schofie:d Geo. Hy. 70 Guildhall Bt Spink Mrs. 10 Nowton road Tricker Stewarl 81 Whiting" street
Scotcher .Tohn Adams, Pencoed, St. Staff .Tohn Henry, 25 Butter market Turner- Henry , 0 Alberb street
Andrew's street $outh Stananonght. Alfred George 3 Clarenee Underbill S d' I it H Th B ·tal
Sootcher .To.hn Gepps, 4 "The Tta!erse villas, AlbeIii crescent. ' Wainwrighl ~f;;~" I • Ch:re:~~ st
Scott Archibald Lacy, Abbots brIdge, Stannard Mrs. '17 Mill lane
Eastgate s t r e e t . StantiaI Rev ~ Thomas M.A... D.C.L.
Wake Owen . loSt'
Fomham ';O~d·
ldIn
d' g villa
un s ..
Soott Henry Lacy" 87 Guildhall .treet Oxon. (vicar of St. John'., acting Wakefi.eld John H Risb ate st
Sellick Thomas, 131 York road. . chaplain to the forces &; surrogate), WaIters Henr cl~s 79~ A.l~~ cres
Shann Chadelt John Harold, 9mclatr 54 St. lohn'. street Watson WilliJn la M t lane
house, Northgate street Stebbing John H. 8 Whiting street Watts Mrs 27 W~ll at a~ewa er •
Sbillitoe Thomas, College Gate house, Steele Joh~ 84 Guildhall street We:ham G~orge, 56 V~ria street
-<?ollege .treat . Stael~ WaIter Charlesy I6 Crown !treet Welbam Mrs. 6 Nortbgate street
Shunmon FrederIck. 10 Sparhawk 8t Stevens Thomas, IIO Northgate street Wellesoley Major Gerald Val .
Siggers Mrs. '7 Out Wet§tgate Street Samuel, 103 Risbygate street Northgate street enan. <I4
S~pson .Ge~. Aug. 5Q West?ate -Bt Swabey Mrs. 'Southend. house, Out Weston Mrs. 63 Churchgate street
S~gleton MISS, 4 St. Ma~ s square ~outhgate Westrup Miss. go Well street
SlDgleton ~s• .4 St. Marr s square SWlD~ey Alexander, Palmerston villa, Whear John,a Vietoria viIs. Hospital I'd
Skepper MISS t 14 .Angel hill Spnngfield. road Wheeler Geor~e, 24 Albert street;
S~e~ Col. Russell. 23 ~o~gate st S)'lnonds Ernest, 28 Crown street Wheeler G. H~ (H.M. inspector of
Sk~u.dmg Wm. Geo. I WhItIng st Syrett. Mrs. -35 Guildhall street schools), Albert crescent
Sml.th Alfred Fores~r, I Westgate st Talbot Mrs.. I7 Tayfen road Whipps Geo. Fredk. Out; Northgate
SmIth Edwd. FernsIde, $t,. oj1n!lrew'l' Taylor Edwm, 40 Crown street Whitft lohn WL~ 3ll' Well .t:ree4n
street south TayIor Frederick Hill, IX York road Wicks. Ezekiel 16 Victoria street
Sm!t!}. .lames Ca~pbelI, Town h~\ Taylo1 ;Richard William,25 Northgte.st Wilkinson Mr;. 9 Risbygate .street
S~th Mrs. 95 RIsbygate street 'faylor Tho"?,as. 54 Churchgate s,reet Williams Oharles, 3S Horringer road
SmIt~ Samuel Ernest, School house, rhomas DaVld, 2"1. Butter market . Wing Charles, 1-0 St. Andrew's st.nUl
BrIdewell lane L Thomas Miss, Manor house, Honey bl Wing Miss, 2 Chequer square
Smith Wm. Gordoll+ l8 Risbygate st Thompson Hobert, 31 Victoria street Wodehouse. Charles Abbev ruins
Smyth James Geo• .26 ,Risbygate street Thompson Robe-rh George, 12 St. E<J... Woods John Blumfi~d 55 Victoria s~
Sneez~ William, 104 ~.isbygate st mund's vill~s, Fornbam road Woollard Mrs. ~5 Oro;n street;.
Spaldmg Robert, 83 WhItmg street Thompson-Frlend Geo.} St. Mary's sq Woolnough Misses. z8 Angel bill
Spanton Mrs. 8 Prown stre~t T~omson Mrs. 9 prow~ st~eet Wratislaw M:rs. IX2 Northgate street
Sparke Charles James .Ethe.red, St. Tillbrook Samuel" 7 VIctorIa street Wright <leorge Herbert" 7 St. Ed-
Andrew's stree~ soutll . Todd Mrli. ~8. Brentgovel street ~und'. v!llas, ,FQrnham road
Sparke Edward, '12 Co~hil1 Tompson William, Y ~orthgate street Wrlght MIsses, 9 Victoria street
Sparke George, 77i GUIldhall street Tracy Humphrey Wmgfield L.D,S. Wrigh1; Hobert, 61 Victoria street
Sparke JaD;lell John. 7 Hatter street Chantrey house, Hl}tter street Youngman Wm.~dwd.83 Guildha~ lit
Sparks Wm. John, 105 Bisbygate at
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COHMEBCUL. Barfleld :Tana (Miss), dress makel', 16 Well street
Abbey Gardens (Alfred L. Hooper, lessee), Abbey grounds, Barker Horace Ross, teacher of shorthand, 4t Northgate at
Angel hill Barkbam Ebenezer, boot maker, 2" Well street
Abbott William, chimney cleaner, 9 Tayfen road Barkbam. Elia,s, boot maker, I Guildhall street
Adams Francis Samuel, New inn, 42 Northgate street Barkham John Edward, boot maker, 89 Queen's road
Addison Sidney, milliner, 82 St. John's street Barkway Frederick Middelton, draper, 42 Abbeygate st
Afiord Emma (Mrs,)j baby linen wareho. 26 Abbeygate 8il Bar~ow's Hotel (Mrs. Louisa Barlow,' proprietress), JO<t
Alderton James, Ram P.H. 24 Ea9tgate street RIsbygate ,street
AlIen David, boot maker, 12 CornbiIl Varnard WilIiam, confectioner, 46 Guildhall street,& black-
.AlIen John Wm. Tollgate inn, Fornham 1'{)ad smith, 1 The Butts
Allen Robert (Mrs.), ladies' boarding &; day 8Chool, North- Barrell Henry, baker, "IS Prospect row, Cemetery road
bury house, N ortbgate 'Streeb Barton F.redk.sub-bailiff to county court, 48 Ohnrchgate sf;
Allen Robert John, baker, 28 Cannon street Barwelt Robert Newman. family' bntcher, 3!:7
Alliance As.surance Co. (Alan Ross Christopher8on, sec.), Abbeygate street
59 Abbeygate 'Street Bascombe ReginaId Edward L.n.s.n.d.S.Eng. sU'rgeo1l
AUmen Isaac, insurance agent, ko Risbygate street dentist, Alvington house, Northgate street; &; at Higk
Andrews Alfred, builder, 8 Lower- Baxter street street, Newmarket
Anglo-American Oil Co. Limited, &tation tRrd Baxter'-s Cutlery Stores(J.R.Hooper,propr. ),9ISt.John's st
Andrews &; l1umpton, ironmongers, 88 GUIldhall street Baxter Arthur, boot maker, go Eastgate street
Anness Ellen (Mrs.), haberdasher, '27 Brentgovel &treet Beeton George, greengrocer, 137 Eastgate street
Ashton Henry Bankes (firm, Bankes-Ashton AI; HoUey), Bell Joseph, g-rocer &; tinplate warker, 55' Guildhall st
solicitor &; commissioner for oaths, 61 Abbeygate street; Bennett Geoffrey, Angel family hotel, Angel hill
&; at Stowmarket Bentley William, baker, 22" Out Westgate T
Athenre~ (M?st Hon. the Marquess of Bristol. patron; Best Charles Alfred, draper &; silk mercer, 23 Oornb:il1
G. Milner-Gibson-Oullum esq. M.A., F.S.A. &c. pres. ; Best Henry, furniture broker, assistant overseer & collector
Wm. Goodchild, hon. ~ec. '; A. O. Lusher, treasurer; of poor rates for the district-of St.James',27 Guildhall st
A. J. Hooper, hon. sec. of library; A.rnold Crack, libra.l Betts Ha-rry, pork butcher, too Out Westgate
rian .\ manager), Angel hill . Biddell &; Blencowe, auctioneers et 'Valuers, 50 Abbeygate
Atkins William npholsterer, 64 Ohurchgate street street; et at Lavenharn R.S.O
Avey Elizabeth (Mrs.), dreB!!" maker, 43 Church 'terrace BileS' George &; Co. watch mak.ers, 1z6 Whiting street
Avis Melinda (Mn.}, Ipswich Arms P.H. r Tayfen road Bird Caroline (Miss), dress maker, 46 Well street
Axten Thomas William, beer retailer, 11 Traverse Bird John, livery stables, 19 Mnstow street
Backhouse Henry, CO'l"Il dealer, 16 Risbygate 'Street Bird William, commercial traveller, b Risbygate street
Bailey Charles, Sword in Hand P.H. 64 Soutbgate street Blahop & Co. brewers, maltsters, hop, wine &; spirit
Bailey Frederick, tailor, 27 Short Brackland merchants, Saracen's Head hotel, 65- Guildhall street.
Baker Goorge, beer retailer, 3 Tayfen :road .. See' advertisement r
Baker Wesley Masons' Arms P.H. 14 WhIting street Bishop et Co. Golden Lion P.H. 51 Guildhall street
Baldry Charles, , pianoforte tuner, 77 St• .10bn's street Bisbop Frederick, White Lion P .H. 9 Brentgovel street
Baldry Feargus O'Connor, boot maker, 7~ Southgate &t Bishop John, Duke of York ~ 33 Whiting street
Baldry George, apartments, 40 Whiting street Blencowe George, auctioneer, see Biddell &; Blencowe
BaIdwin Arthur, commereiaI traveller, 33 Fornham road Bloomfield Edward Daniel. -toy dealer..-:u Cburch21lte ft
Baldwin ThomalJ. fly proprietor, I:S3' Cemetery road Bloomfield Robert, boot maker; 46 Ohurchgate street
Bandy .lames, Rising Sun P.B. 9S Risbygate street Blundell Alfred, sewing machine agent ~ .00. to .9t.
Bankes-Ashton AI; Holle1, solicitors, Bury; III at Stowmrkt John's Land &; Building S()ciety~ -29 St• .Tohn's street;
Barber Samuel, bous& agent, 43 Cannon street . Boby H. .&; G. Brothers Ai Chapman ,Lim, beer finings
Barclay & Co. Limited (branch), bankers (BeglDald manufacturers. Station works, Northgate
Gurney, local director); open 10 to 4 except wed. to Boby Hobert. Limited, agricultural implement manufac-
5 .&; :sat. to I, Abbeygate street; draw on head turers, St. Andrews street 80uth
Qffice, 54 Lombard street, London EO Bocock GeOI'ge, grocer, 45 Cemetery road .
Barfield Charles Phillips, grocer, 2r Angel hill Bodley Jam6B Thol. inspctr... of corn. returns, HOSPItal rd

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Boggis Chas. Duke of Edinburgh P.H. 19 Butter market
Boggis Ernest James, fishmonger, 85 St. John's street
Boggis Hannah. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 3 St. John's street
Boggis William Edmund, commercial traveller, Ailwin
house, Abber ground9
Bonner Henry, collector of taxes for St. Mary's, sec. to
Suffolk General hospital &; clerk to Beyton school board,
36 Churchgate street
Bonner John H. clerk to Brockley school board k sec. to
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West Suffa]ki County club, 36 Churchgate street
Boots Limited, chemists, 81 St. John's street
Borrett Donna Maria (MM.), dress maker, 28 Guildhall st
Bought(}n Ivan, pork butcher, 25 St. John's street . decorator I; dealer in antique furniture,31 Churchgate et
Bowle Henry (Mrs.), shoeing smith, 29 Mustow meet
Boyce Charles, coal I; coke merchant &; general. com-
tractor; furniture removed in spring vans by road, 8
Church terrace k Railway station
Boyton David, fishmonger, 34 Ohurehgate. street
Brabrook James, brazier, 13 St.. John's streeb
Brabrook Lawrence Chas. hair dresser, 31 Butter market
Brabrook Wm. Frederick, beer retailer, 14 Bridewel11ane
"8radley Frederlck Wllllam, artificial teeth manu-
facturer (attendance wednesdays), 5 Angel hill
JJrazier James, boot maker, 76 Southgate street
Erewster Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 49 Whiting street
Bricknell baac, hardware dealer, 48 St. J(}hn's street
Bridge George, boot maker, 46 Out Westgate
:.Broad Edwd. Horse I; Groom P.H. 36 St. Andrew's st.sth
Broad John, hardware dealer, I I St. John's 'street
Brooke Louisa (Miss), dre9s maker,. 8 Churchgate street
JBrooks Wm. <station master, I Railway cots. Eastgate s1;
· .Brown E. A. (Mrs.) (late A. Brett), high-class fruiterer,
90 Whiting street
Brown George, insurance agent, 38 BIomfield street
Browne George, boot maker, 17 St. Andrew's st. north
· Browning Albert, tobacconist, 31 Butter market
~'Browning Alfred Bradley, blacksmith, 82 Southgate street
Brunning William, jobmaster, 8 Angel lane
· Brunton William Arthur. tailor, 124 Southgate street
Bugg George, King of Prussia inn, 1 Southgate street
Ilugg Geo. Fredk. 'boot maker, 55 Abbeygate street
Buckle Charles, Spread Eagle P.R. Out Westgate
: Bull Ellen Sarah (Miss), dreslJI maker, I I Orchard street
Bullen Charles Henry, cabinet maker, upholsterer, decora-
tor, estate agent, a.uctioneer &; furniture remover, 20
Butter market
_::Bulting John, draper &; milliner, 25 Abbeygate street
.Burlingham Geo. k Sons, seed merchants, Station road
· "Burrell Robert I; WalOOn, coal merchants .&; chemical
manure manufacturers; k at Westley
~ JJurrows Elizh. Ann (Mrs.), dress ma. 48 Guildhall at
Burt ·E. J. Saracen's Head hotel, -155 Guildhall street
~,BQ.1'Y k Norwich Post I; Suffolk Standard (Bury.&; Norwich
Post I; Suffolk Standard Newspaper Co. Lim.. proprs.;
published on tuesday afternoon); office, 19 Abbey-
gate' street. See advertisement
.'Bury St. Edmunds Brick Co. (William Jones, manager),
Nowton road
JBury St. EdmundS' Cemetery (Henry James, Salmo~ clerk
to the burial board; Wm. Crack, supt.), Cemetery rd
)Bury St. Edmunds Coffee House &; Temperance.Hotel Co.
Limited (Donald John Munroe, sec.), 3' Cornhill
'!Jury St. Edmunds Constitutional Club (C. H. Nunn, sec.;
Harry Hayward, steward), 13 Guildhall street
Bury St. EdmundS' Fire Brigade (Humphrey W. Tracy,
captain; Charles Francis Felton, sub-captain; H. O.
C. Walpole &; H. Salmon, lieuts.), Fire station,Oornhill
Bury St. Edmunds' Free Press (exors. of Thomas Francis
Lucia, printer k proprietor; published on friday mid-
day), 61 Abbeygate street. See advertisement
Bury St. Edmunda Gas Co. (Frederick Charles Andrews
esq. chairman; Henry James Salmon, sec.; Alexander
Mitchell, manager), St. Andrew's street north
~ury St. Edmunds Industrial Co-operative Provision
Society Limited (Robert Protheroe,sec.),20Brentgovelst
Bury St. Edmunds Mineral Water Co. Crown street
Bury ,St. Edmunds Mutual Benefit Building Society
(Arthur J. Paine, sec.), 3 Cornhill
Bury St. Edmunds Permament Benefit Building Society
(Salmon I; Sons, solicillors; James Reach, sec.), Guild·
hall. Guildhllll .treet
Bury St. Edmunds Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Lim.
(A. Lacy Seott, sec.), Northgate avenue
Bury St. Edmunds School of Art (John Henry Wake-
field, hon. sec.), Cornhill
Bury &; West Suffolk Advertiser (William Thomas Cox,
managing editor; published on fri.), Abbey:gate st
Bury &; West Suffolk Subscription Library (James William
Clarke, librarian), Guildhall
Bury Thomas, pork butcher, 24 Southgate street
Butler William, tailor, 141 Southgate street
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Cameron Angus Robertson, surveyor to the Thingoe
Rural District Council, 9 Guildhall street
CandIer Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 30 St. Andrew's st.8th
Capital &; Counties Bank Lim.. (Algernon Beckford Bevan
k Hon. Mortimer Tollemache, joint managers), 9 But-
ter market; draw on head office, London E C
Oarey .Amelia (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 7 Risby-
gate ·street
Carliell George Charles, commercial traveller,g Hospital rd
Carter Wm. H. k Son, forwarding agents 1;. agents for
Pullars Dye Works, 3 Whiting street
Carver Henry, cabinet maker, upholsterer, undertaker,
Carver Sarah (Miss), haker, 133 Cemetery road
Catchpole Thomas I; SonS/, millers (wind I; steam) &;
farmers, Horringer road
Cater William, watch maker, 12 Brentgovel stree<t
Oatling Samuel, printer k stationer, Lower Baxter street
Cattle Market (Robert Kerrage, collector), St. Andrew's
street south
Cattle C. F. land &; estate agent &; valuro', 3 Guildhall tit
Cstton Emma. (Mrs.). dress maker, 12 Whiting street
Chaplin HenryWilliam,grocer,ksub-post office,loMustow st
Chapman Will lam, clothier, merchant tailor I; juvenile
outfitter, Cornhill &; Butter market
CheneJ'y Thomas, beer retailer, '1.7 Chalk lane
ChildS'Daniel, Old Angel P.H. &; baker, 44 &; 46 College st
Chinery Charles William, baker, 10 Hatter street
Chinery John, baker, 5 Northgate street
Chinery William Sidney, baker, 25 Eastgate street
Chisnall Charles, Fox P.H. Mustow street
Chissell Mary Ann (Mrs.), baker I; confactm'. 15 CornhiU
Christopher Benjamin, tobacconist, 10 Abbeygate street
Christopherson Alan Ross, sec. to the Alliance Assurance
Co. 59 Abbeygate street
Claringbould John, keeper of Shire hall, Shire Hall house
Olark Owen, chemist (firm, Nunn, Hinnell &; Clark)
Clark Samuel Fennell, registrar of births, marriages &;
deaths for Bury St. Edmunds Incorporation, 79 Whit-
ing street .
Clarke Brothers, brewers k maltsters, 87 Risbygate st
Clarke Frederick Hy. &; Son, butchers,. I Risbygate st
Clarke J. Palmer, art ph()wgrapher, 7 Angel hill &; 31
Abbeygate street
Clarke Robert,commercial traveller, 4 St.George's terrace,
Out Risbygate
Clarke Thomas Frost, machinist I; generaJ smith,College la
Olaxton Emma (Mrs.), wholesale &; retail confectioner,
8 Butter market
Clover Rabert, boot maker, 13 Brentgovel street
Clover Samuel, boot maker, 89 Whiting street
Clow David, tobacconist, 34 Brentgovel street
Coates Frederick, beer retailer, 3 Hospital road.
Cobbald Arthur, farmer, Eldo house
Cobbold Henry, boot maker, 11 Whiting street
Codman Fredk. Jas. wheelwright, 29 St. Andr~w'8 st, 8th
Coe Walter Brawn M.R.C.V.S. vet.surgn. 107 Risbygate st
Coo Zachariah, insurance agent, 20 Tayten road
Ooleman Haunah (Mrs.),dress maker,12:a Southgate street
Coley Henry Charles, baker, 2 Whiting street
Collen et Go. grocers, &; agents for W. &; A. Gilbey
Lim. wine &; spirit merchantit, 57 Abbeygate street
Collins Francis Albert, II1anager to the National Provincial
Bank of England Limited, Bank house, Abbeygate street
Collis William I; Son, watch makers, 20 Abbeygate street
Colson Harry, St. Edmund's Head P.H.kbrewer,Cannon it
Colson Henry Charles, Railway hotel P.R. Out Northgate
Colson William, Three HOl"SeShoes P.H. 71 Northgate s4i
Constable J osiah, baker, 1 Ipswich street
Cook Christopher, station master, Northgate station
Cook Joseph William, picture frame maker, I Ipswich st
Cook William, Bull P. H. 25 Angel hill
Cooke William, inland revenue officer. 15 Angel hill
Cooper George Samuel k Co. heating, sanitary & hy-
draulic engineers, 9 Cornhill
Cooper Mary Ann (Miss), dress ma. 49 St. Andrew's st.nth
Cooper Thomas, hair dresser, 2 The Traverse
Copeland Harry Bruce, upholsterer, 17 St. John's street
Oorn Exohange (William R. Sewell, keepe.r). Abbeygate st
Cornish &; Lloyds Lim. engineers, ironfounders, mill-
wrights, boiler makers &; agricultural implement manu-
fadurers, Risbygate foundry, Risbygate street
Coulten RobeIt Martin, shopkeeper, &; branch post office,
lOut Westgate
County Court Office (His Honor Hugh Eardley Wilmot,
judge; Charles Edward Salmon, registrarkhigh bailiff),
85 Guildhall street
Court of Probate (Charles Wodehouse, district registrar),
Abbey ruins
Courtnall Herbert "'ames, butcher, -Guildhall street
Cousins George Sebastian, photoiTapher, 30 Butter mkt
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Cowell Frederick William, hair dresser, 32 Westgate sll
Cowlin Thomas, bill pos-ter, 95 Eastgate street
.Cox Wm. Thomas, managing editor of Bury &; West
Suffolk Advertiser, 19 Abbeygate street
Crack Arnold,libr . . ager of Athenreum,Athenreum
.()rick Sarah (Ml'8'.), butcher, 67 St. John's street
Crickmore Thomas, King's Head P.H. 4 Brentgovel st
Crook Robert. town crier 101' St. James' parish &; bill
pGster, 7 St. John's street
<Jrosa Charles, boot maker, 109 Eastgate street
Cross- Josiah, Wheelwright &; .smith, 6 Out Northgate
Crack John Bumpstead, fancy repository, 41 Abbeygate st
Crack Walter, watch maker, 10 The Traverse
Crampton Oliver &; CG. electrical engineers,II Guildhallst
()ra.ssweller Chas. Walton L.D.S. denti&t, 3 Hatter street
Crick James, emigration agent, 17 Tollgate lane
<Jrick Thomas, hatter &; hosier, 47 Abbeygate street
(Jrick George Thomas, shopkeeper, 57 St. John'S' fitreet
Cross Thomas, seed merchant, nurseryman &; florist, 2
Abbeygate st.; nurseries, Cemetery rd. &; Barton rd
Culley John Edward, butcher, 6 Cemetery road
Culyer Harry, confectioner, 13 The Traverse
Cunnold Henry Hammond, grocer, &; branch post office,
65 Northgate street
Curry Samuel &; Son, boot maker, 69 Northgate street
Curry Samuel, boot maker, 36 Long Brackland
"Dadley Frederick, shopkeeper, 3 Southgate street
Dallinger Ernest William, cycle maker, 73 Whiting street
Daniels William, shoe maker, 19 Prospect row, Cemetery I'd
Davies M. J. &; F. hosiers, 72 St. John's street
Dawes Geo. Fisher, sheep dipper, 41 St. Andrew's st. nth
Day Je'remiah, boot maker, 32 Butter ma·rket
Death France81 (Miss), ladies' school, 22 Hattea- street
])eath Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Long Brackland
'Deeks Richard, builder, &; inspector of nuisances for
Thingoe Rural District Council, 7 Short Brackland
'Denny Henry, Hunted Stag P.H. 33 St. John's street
Devereux Eliza (Miss), box &; trunk maker, College street
'Devereux Richard, cabinet maker, IS St. John'. street
Dixon William, pork butcher, 109 Risbygoate s-treet
"Dodswell Christopher, confectioner, 27 St. John's· street
tJog -" Partridge Family A Commercial Hotel
(W. E. Land, proprietor), B. quarters 10r cycling clubs
&; touris·tS{ horses &; traps to let, 29 Crown street
Donaldson Alexander Wood, dental surgeon, 86 Whiting st
:Donne Henry F.S.I. estate agent to the Marquis of
Bristol, The Bristol Estates office; &; 55 Pall mall,
London a W Gibbs George, watch maker, 10 Cornhill
'Dowse Samuel, boot maker, 3 Broadway
'Drake Alfred, lath render, 7 Blomfield street
'Drake William, dining rooms, g2 St.. John's 'street
Dunn Harry, confectioner &; wine mercht. 15 Abbeygate st
Dutton James, fish dealer, 41 Sonthgate street
East Anglian Wesleyan Middle-Class School (Samuel Leigb
RA.Lond. head mas-ter), Northgate avenue
'Edhouse Harry, beer retailer, 63 Long Brackland .
Bimonds Joseph, boot maker, 19 Brentgovel 1rt.reet
'Edward81 Arthur Henry, baker, 2 Southgate street
Edwards HeI1TY, wheelwright, 83 Out Westgate
'Elam Eliza. Ann (Mrs.), baker, 13 Eastgate street
'Elam William Godfrey, baker, 98 Out Westgate
Elery Regimental Sergeant-Major Alpha, drill instrnctor,
B Troop, SuflGlk Yeomanry Cavalry (Duke 01 York's
Loyal Suffolk Hussars), II7 Queen'S'road
'Elliott Thomas Wa.lter, grocer, 33 Cannon iltreet
'Ellis Freder.ick George, \\!'hopkeeper, 50 Northgate street
Elis George Henry, Bushel P.H. 28 St. John's> street
-:Ellis Harry, -shopkeeper, 72 Southgate street
Ellis Joseph, painter &; plumber, 66 GuildhaJI street
:El.J.is Mary Ann (Mrs.), servants'. registry, 41 St. An-
drew's street north
Ellis Robert, pork butcher &; bacon curer, 8 Brentgovel st
Elma Eliza (Miss), apartments, 33 Well street
:Emmerson Wm. George, deputy chief constable &:; supt.
of police &; inspector under the Petroleum &; Explo-
sives Acts, Police station, St. John's street
Erith Robert, boot maker, 1 School Hall street
Everard's Hotel (Fredk. Jacob Simkin, propr.), CornhiIl
Fabry Thomas, George P.H. 19 Out Westgate
FRiers George, hair dresser, Brentgove1 street &; 68
St. John's s t r e e t '
FRiers Henry William, Exchange P.H. 8 The Traverse
FRiers Spencer William, boot maker, 17 Musto'W street
Falconbury School for Gentlemen's Sons (Gao. Mannings
Faulkner, Dublin University, head master), Northgate st
Fallowfleld George, draper, 27 Cornhill .
Farrow Henry Arthnr, tailor, 121 Yor~ road
Faulkner Geo. Mannings, head master of the Falcon-
bury school for gentlemen's sons, Northgo.te street
Felton Charles Francis, draper, 7 Oornhill
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Fenn Charles, grocer, &; branch post office, 8 St. George'.
terrace, Out Risbygate
Fennel' Henry Arthur, be&r retailer, 127 Cemetery road
Fenton Harry Smith, collector of ra.tee for St. Mary'. &I
St. James', 2Q Well street
Ferguson John, travelling draper, Hospital road
Fldler Miss, A.C.P. boarding &; day school for girls,
Ripley hOUSBf Northgate s>treet
Fife Mary Ann (Miss-), confectioner, 27 Abbeygate streell
Firman Arthur, bricklayer, 61 Northgate street '
Firman Rebecca (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Westgate street
Flack Charles, newsagent, 22 Churchgate street
Flack Martha (Mrs.,) milliner, 41 Blomfield street
Flatman John, surveyor, 58 Abbeygate street
Fletcher W. &; R. Limited, butchers, 3 The Traverse
Floyd &; Co. Lim. dispensing &; homooopathic chemists,
Cornhill
Footer Martin, builder &; contrctr. IS St. Andrew's st.nth
Ford Rosina (Mrs.), laundress, 121 Southgate street
Foreman Anne (Mrs.), apartments, 31 Crown street
Foreman Emma (Miss), costumier, 2 Angel hill
Foreman Walter, pork butcher, II9 Northgate street
Forster Albert, Castle P.H. 39 Cornhill &; butcher, 12
The Traverse
}<'oulsham Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 139 Eastgate st
Fox &; Mawe, boot mkrs. &; clothiers, 3 &; 4 Butter mkll
FMIlce John, assurance agent, 2 Victoria street
Fraucis William, boot maker, 13 College lane
Frasel" . WiI:iam &; Co. L~t~, wholesale &; export
clothiers, St. John's street; &; at Ipswich
Frewer David, shopkeeper, 128 Cemetery road
Frost Eliza (Mrs.), Joiners' Arms P.H. 57 Garland street
Frost Henry George, builder -" contrac1lor,
Out Westgate
Fulcher &; Son, jobmasters, 10 Whiting street
Fnlcher A. E. (Miss), first class school for young ladies,
The Abbey. See advertisement
Fulcher Cha.rles, tailor, 13 Out Westgate
Fu.:cher David, builder &; wheelwright, 5 Hospital road
Garrish WaIter, shopkeeper, 126 Eastgate street
Garwood Charles, beer retailer, 40 Eastgate street
Gates W. &; Son, C:othing manufactrs. 23 Butter market
Gedge William, beer retailer, IS Long Brackland
Gibbon Alfred Hugh L.R.O.S., L.R.C.P. physician &; sur·
geon, medical officer of health to the borough, medical
officer &; public vaccinator (St. Mary's district), &;
certifying factory surgeon, 12 Angel hill
Gibbs Joseph William, confectioner, I Cornhill
Gifford James, baker, 97 Risbygate street
Gi:dersleeve &; Co. organ builders, Angel hill
Gill John Hollis, photographer, 77 Whiting street
Gilson Susan (Miss), fancy repository, 84 St. John's st
Glrardot -" Co. Limited, maltsters, Northgate malt.
ings; &; at Woodibridge, Suffolk, &; Brentwood, Essexj
Londoo office, 39 Seething lane E C
Girdlestone Minnie (Miss), private day sch1. 43 Well st
Girls' Friendly Society (Bury St. Edmund's branch)
(Miss Blacksl!, Abbey precincts, sec. &; la.dy registrar),
35 Angel hill
Goddard Abner, market gardnr. &; cowkpr. 34 Victoria sil
GGdda;rd Edwa.rd, coal dealer, 120 Cemetery road
Goddard Frederlck Herbert, monumental, stone k
marble mason; monuments &; tombs restored &; re·
lettered; all kinds of ecclesiastical work undertaken,
photographs &; designs on application, 34 Victoria st.
&; Cemetery road
Goldsmith Brothers, corn, seed, cake, manure &; coal
merchants, 43 Garland street; &:; at Thuriton raLwar
station;- &; 38 Seed market, Mark lane, London EO.
Goldsmith George, butcher, 16 Cornhill
Goldsmilh Mary Ann (Miss),tobacconist,23 Churchgate st
Gooch Harry, boot maker, 37 Guildhall street
Gooch James, boot maker, 63 St. Andrew's street north
Gooch John, shGpkeeper, 45 Guildhall street
Gooch William, cabinet maker,' 40 St. John's street
Goodall Robt. boarding &; day school, I20a, N orthgate at
Gough "e.se '" Sons, maltsters &; general merehants,
Wortbgate street .
Goult George, clothier &; boot &; sboe factor, 3 1 &; 34
Cornhill
Goymer &; Pawsey, grocers, 61 Whiting street &; 15
Guildhall street
GGymer Ellen (Mrs.), dress m~ker, 3 Churchgate street
Graves Edwin John, clerk to the guardians, to rural
district council &; assessment &; school attendance com-
mittees of Thingoe union &; supt. registrar, 7 Hatter st
I
Gray George, draper, 49 Churcbgate street
Ureat Eastern Railway Co.'s Receiving Office for Parcels
(Christopher Cook, in charge), Cornhill
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Gray Sophia (1\Irs.). apartments, 27 Churchgate street
Great Eastern Railway Refreshment Rooms (Miss Love-
lace, manageress), Railway station, Out Northgate
Green Oh&'!. Ewin, Queen's Head P.H. 39 Ohurohgate st
Green Harry Frank, Falcon P.H. 58 Risbygate street
Green John Thomas, grocer, 43 St. John street
Green Richd. Llewellyn, insurance agt~ 47 Fornham road
Green William Partridge, Three. Kings P .H. Oornhill.
Greene, King & Sons Limited, brewers, maltsters. wme
& spirit merchants & mineral water manufacturers,
Westgate brewery; & at Stowmarket
Greene John Wollaston, solicitor & commissioner, clerk
to the borough justices, clerk to the governors of the
Grammar School & deputy coroner for the borough,
58 Abbeydale street . Houghton Esau, basket maker, 4 st. John's street
Grimmer William, "''bite Hart P.H.; good stahling,
loose boxes, 35 Southgate street
Grimwood William, baker, 30 Whiting str~et . Newmarket road
Groom Fredk. Theophilus, bookseller, statIOner, prmter
& news agent, leat~r, fancy &. polis~ed bras~ ,goods,
circulating library 1ll connectIOn mth MudIe s, 17
Abbeygate street
Gross Woolnough & Son, solicitors, & agent~ for t.he
N orwich Union Fire & Life Office & the AllIance Fue
Office, I Crown street
Gross Charles James (firm, Woolnough Gross & Son),
solicitor & commissioner for oaths, deputy coroner for
the Liberty of Bury St. Edmunds, deputy co1"oner for
the Newmarket & Haverhill district & agent for the
Norwich Union Fire & Life Office & the Alliance Fire
Office, I Crown street
Grovel' & AlIen, wholesale grocers, Long Brackland
Guildhall (James Wm. Clarke, keeper), Guildhall street
Gurneys, Birkbecks, BarcIay & Buxton (branch), bankers,
now Barclay & Co. Limited
Haken R. P. London, Staffordshire & Birmingham
warehouse wholesale dealer in china, glass & earthen-
ware, ha;dware, woodware, brooms, twines, haber-
dashery, hosiery & petroleum merchant <& furniture
warehouse, 18 Cornhill; warehouse, 5 St. Andrew'll
street north
Hall George vermin destroyer, Northgate avenue
Halls John, 'earter, 95 Risbygate street
]lamilton Samuel H. builde.r & contractor, cont1'3ctor to
War department, 72 Guildhall street
Hammond Edward, blacksmith, 9 Peckham street
Hammond Henry, shopkeeper, 38 Risbygate street
Hanchet Arthur Henry, architectural, ecclesiastical,
marble, monumental, granite & stone mason, designs
for tombs & memorials forwarded on application, J5 8
Cemetery road
Hanehett John, collector of poor 1'3te5 & assistant over-
seer for the district of St. Mary's, St. Edmund's hOe
. Honey hill
lIardwicke Ezra John, surgeon. 4 Cornhill
Hardy Julia & Ellen (Misses). milliners & berlin woo]
repository, 10 Butter market
Harper Emily (Miss), apartments, 14 Orchard street
Harper Thomas, horse dealer, II2 Northgate road
Harper William, butcher, 56 St. John's street
Harrald Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper. ~34 Southgate street
Harriss Elihu, florist, 43a. St. Andrew's street south
Hart & Leng Lim. clothing manfr~ St. Andrew'.s st. stl)
Bartley Robert & Sons, iron & metal merchants, 35
Long Brackland & Skinner street
Harvey George Rowland, grocer, 44 & 45 Churchgate st
Harvey Henry Francis, fishmonger, lIb, Cornhill
Hawkins Frederick, stationer, 21 Cornhill
Hayhoe Hy. french polisher & town ser.gt. 16 Bishops rd
Hayward Charles Thomas, wood turner, 3 Angel lane
Hayward Frances Jane (Mrs.), goods cartage agent to
Great Eastern railway, III F()rnham road
Hayward John, french polisher, 74 Southgate street
Hayward John, greengrocer, 39 Whiting street
Hearn J. &0 Son, maltsters, Southgate street
Hedges Brothers, grocers & provision merchants, 7
Butter market & St. John's street
Hensby William Alfred, farmer, Park house
Herbert Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 146 Cemetery road
Hewltt W. R. & Co. timber importers, brick. cement,
lath, sanitary ware & slate merchants, Railway sta-
tion; & at Stowmarket
Hiekman George, Waggon P.H. 3 Risbygate street
Hicks Frank. miller. see Marriag-e & Hicks
Hill Emily (Mrs.), Duke of Wellington P.R. 37 Prospect
row, Cemetery road
Hill William, keeper of the Town hall
Hills Elizabeth (Mrs.), tailoress, 45 Garland street
Hillsdon Claudius Owen, apartments, 2 Northgate street
Hinde Sergt.-Maj. Benjamin, drill instructor 2nd Volun-
teer Battalion Suffolk Regiment, Old Barracks, Ceme-
tery road
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Hilton Stephen & C.o. boot makers. 18 A~~eygate street.
Hinnell JOileph Sqmer M.~.Canta~. phySICIan & s~rge.on\o
medical. officer &;, public vaccmator No. 6 dIstnct.
Thingoe union & medical officer to the Suffolk General
hospital, 62 Garland street .
Hinnel. David, verger to St. J ames', Churchyard
Hinnels William Alfred, builder, 12 Churchgate street
Homa & Colonial Stores Limited, tea dealers, 22 OornhilI
Hooper Alfred John, tanner, See Ridley & Hoopar
Hooper Alfred Latimer, nurseryman & seedsman, ~bbey
grounds, Angel hill & 1I Guidhall street
Hooper John Ridley, leather merchant & agent t~ the
Guardian Fire &; Life & London Guarantee & ACCIdent
Co. 5 Whiting street
Hooper Wm. wholesale clothing manfr. Low. Baxter st
Howard William Nicho:as, farmer & assurance agent.
Humphreys Marie (Mrs.), apartments, 58 Churchgate sl
Hunns Harry, insurance supt. 55 Churchgate street
Hunt Archie Ainsworth,architect & survyr·5IAbbeygate st
Hunt Ernest, Dolphin P.B. 50 Cannon street
Hunt Frederick, Cricketers P.H. 142 Cemetery road
Hunt John, shopkeeper, 26 Mustow street
Hunt Samuel. carpenter, 5 St. George'.s terrace, Ou'
Risbygate
Hunter A. &; E. importers of wines & spirits, ale &>
porter &; cigar merchants, agents for Barciay, Perkins
& Co.'s London stout, 22 Abbeygate street; bonded
stores, Northgate street
Huscroft Frances (Mrs.), news agent & stationer, 89
St. John's street
Hutchins James, saddler, 29 Butter market
Hynard Isaac, Three Tuns P.H. 44 Crown street
Image Francis Edward M.A., M.B.Cantab. surgeon, St.
Margaret's
Inland Revenue Office (Crawford Ross, supervisor), I2J
N orthgate street
Inman Chllll'les boot maker, 98a, Risbygate street
International Tea Co. Limited (branch), tea merchants,
-22 Butter market
Ives Oharles Wm. pork butcher, 83 St. John's street
Jaggard William, ironmonger, engineer & agriClLtural
implement manufacturer, 25 & 26 Cornhill
J ames William. farmer, 9 Nowton road
Jannings Ellen (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 19
Hatter street
Jarman Charles, apartments, 48 Crown street
Jarman Eliza (Mrs.), butcher, 12 Southgate street
Jennings A. J. (Miss), teacher of music, 54 Victoria at
"ennlng. BenJamln 8Imp.on, corn. seed & coal
merchant &; miller (steam); offiee, Woolha:l street;
& 101 Seed market, Mark lane, London E C
Jennings Frederic Edwin, beer, wine et spirit dealer &
retailer, 7 The Traverse
Kemp Alfd. china, golass & eathenware dlr. ~ Butter mrkt
Kemp Harry, shopkeeper, I I Ipswich street
Kent Thoma.s, greengrocer, 54 Guildhall street
Kerrage Robert, inspector of nuisances & tolls collector for
the borough &; inspector of Lodging houses, 23 West-
gate street .
K~dson Robert, tailor, 45 Abbeygate street
Kilner.Ohas. Scott M.B.. C.M.Edin.• D.P.H.Oamb.snrgeon.
medIca:l officer. of health to Thingoe Rural District
Oou!1cil. & medICal officer & public vaceinator No. 2 1I;
7 dIstrIcts & workhouse, Thingoe union &; surgeon
Suffolk General Hospital, 4 Hatter street'
King Edward the Sixth'. Grammar School (Rev.
Arthur Wright Calls M.A. head master) The ScaooI
hall. See advertisetpent '
King .Alfred, architect, 38 Queen's road
King Richard, bricklayer, 8 Loom'S' lane
King Samuel, butcher, 4 Shambles ,
King Stanford John, Griffin hotel & wine &; &pirit stores.
Cornhill
King Thomas, cane worker, 9 Hatter street
King WaIter George, brush manfr. I The Traverse
Kirkham Thos. pharmaceutical chemist, 35 Butter marte'
Knight Francis Henry, postmaster. Cornhill
Knigh~ George B. The Suffolk commercial & family hotel,.
postmg house, & wholesale & retail wine &; spirit mer-
chant. Butter market
Knight James, Swan P.H. 92 Northgate street
Knights Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 55 Southgate sweet
Laffin Walter, poultry dealer, lI8 Fornham road
Laflin Harmen, beer retailer,40 Prospect row, Cemetery rd
Laflin Placie Josephine (Miss), dress maker, 31 Eastgate st
Lambert Goorge, shopkeeper, 152 Cemetery road
Land Wm. Edmund. Dog & Partridge hotel. 29 Crown et
Langhorn, Pawsey & 00. printers & stationers, 26 Hatter !It
Last J ames, pianoforte & music warehouie, I CornhiU
Last Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 51 Whiting street •
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Last Katherine (Miss), private school, 9 Guildhall street
Last Louisa (Miss). laundress, 6 Horringer road
Last Ruth (Miss), laundress, Knole cottage, Horringer I'd
Last Walt&r, boot maker. 101 Out Westgate
Last William, beer retailer, Short Bracklands
Laver John, shopkeeper, 31 Risbygate -street
:Lawrence Chevell, auctioneer &; land agent, I I Brent-
govel street
Lawrence Hews, apartments, 14 Churchgate street
Leecll C. D. &; Son, solicitors, 36 Churchgate street
Leech Amos. shopkeeper, 33 Long Brackland
Leech Charles Denton, sen. (firm, Leech C. D. &; Son),
solicitor, clerk to municipal charities, clerk to the com-
missioners of taxes for Bury St. Edmunds &; receiver of
Guildhall feoffment charities, 36 Churchgate street
Leech Charles Denton, jun. (firm, Leech C. D. &; Son),
solicitor, clerk to Woolpit school board &; clerk to the
commissioners of taxes for Thedwastre division, 36
Churchgate street
Leigh Samuel B.A.Lond. head master of East Anglian
Wesleyan middle class school, Northgate avenue
Lilleystone Herbert J:ames,umbrella ma.29 Churchgate st
Lilleystone Walter, shopkeeper, 41 Churchgate street
Lincoln Charles David, confectioner, 7 Guildhall street
Lipton Limited, tea merchants, 19 Cornhill
Lockwood Ebenezer Parker, cab proprietor, 40 Peckham st
Lofts Robert, plumber &; painter, 34 Angel hill
Lofts Robert J ames, painter, 6 Sparhawk street
'Lomax Henry, sexton of St. Mary's, 38 Crown street
Lomax Rosina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 Mmftow street
Long Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 16 St. John's street
Long ThQmas Henry, confectioner, 27 Hatter street &;
16 Cornhill
Lowes Alphaeus, house agent, 67 Whiting street
Lowe& Josiah, zinc plate worker, HOlley hill
Lucas &; Master, physicians &; surgeons, 86 Guildhall st
Lucas Robert Harry M.R.C.S. surgeon, see Lucas&;Master
Lucia Thomas Francis (exor. of), letterpress &; litho-
graphic printer, 61 Abbeygate street &; steam printing
works, Cemetery road
Lucia Thomas Francis (exor. of), printer &; proprietor
of the ":Bury St. Edmunds Free Press." 61 Abbeygate
street. See advertisement
Lummes> Alfred, boot maker, 33 Crown street
Lummes Alfred William, Three Crowns P.R. Southgate n
Lummes William Robert, tobacconist, 51 St. John's at
1.u8her Art:hur Ollver. public accountant &; estate
agent &; assessor &i collector of Queen's taxes for St.
James', 10 Guildhall &treet
Lusher Horace Clement, baker, 79 'St. John's street
Lyes Alfred, beer retailer, 6 Ipswich oStreet
Maclaren John Tellet, travelling draper, 39 Well street
McMinnies William, saddlery dealer, lI9 Southgate street;
Makiu Leonard Frank &; Co. grocers, &; agents for W. &; A.
Hilbey Limited, wine &; spirit merchants, 24 Cornhill
Marks Joseph Wm. cabinet maker, 22 Angel hill
Marks J ()seph William, Fountain P.H. 80 Whiting s-treet
Marriage &; HickS', millers, corn merchants &; seedsmen,
Southgate RolleT Flour &; Grist mills &; 37 Abbeygate st
Marriott John, shoeing smith, Angel lane
Master George M.B. (Cantab) (firm, Lucas &; Master),
physician &; surgeon, 86 Guildhall street
Mathew Jsph. HeTbt. (firm, Paul &; Mathew), stationer &;c
Mawe Saml. Albert, boot ma. &; clothier, see Fox &; Mawe
Mayhew Henry, watch maker, 8 Guildhall street
Neekins J ames, picture frame maker, 8 St. J ohn'-s street
Meggs John, butcher, 2 Shambles
Middlediteh SarahAnn(Mrs.), cork cutter, 12 St. John's st
Middleditch William Charles, tailor, 13 Bloomfield street
Middleton William. Unicorn P .H. 61 Eastgate street
Miller Angelina (Mrs.), china &i glass dlr. 74 St. John's st
'Miller George, greengrocer, 76 St. John's oStreet
'Miller Robert, boot maker, 66 St. John's st-reet
'Millican William, shopkeeper, 15 Eastgate street
'Mills M. L. (M:rs.), Half Moon hotel, 28 Eutter market
'Milward Alfred, shopkeeper, lI7 Northgatestreet
'Mitchell Alexander, manager of gas works, 36 Northgate 8't
Mitchell Anne (Mrs.), coffee h<lUse, Bell arcade
Mitchell Charles, shopkeeper. I Raing-ate street
Montgomery &; Co. cycle makers, Orchard street
'Moody James, greengrocer, 14 Erentgovel street
"Moore Evil. Kate (Miss), dress maker, 4 Cannon street
Moore George, apartments, 35 Clungate street
Morley Richard, bricklayer, 59 Long Brackland
Morris John Edward, pork butcher, ham &i bacon curer
&; sausage maker, 16 Garland street
'Mothersole Elias Thomas, hair dresser, 6 Risbygate lit
Moyses' Museum (Horace Barker, curator), Cornhill
'Muller J ames, beer retailer, 24 Cemetery road
Nulley Samuel, tobacconist, 26 Southgate street
Munro George Moffatt, cashier to the Capital &; Counties
'Bank Limited, 9 Butter market
BURY ST- EDMUNDS. 85
Murrells Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 39 Out Westgatel
Murton &; Turner, agricultural implement manufacturers;
warehouse, St. Andrew's street. south
Musk Edward, shoe maker, 16 College street
National Provincial Bank of England Limited (qranch)
(Francis Albert Oollins, manager), Abbeygate &treet;
draw on hea.d office, Bishopgate st. within, London E C
:Kational Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children
(Charles James Gross, hon. sec.; James Clayton, in-
spector), 9 Well street
NationalSociety for the Propagati<>n ofChristianKnowledge
(depot) (MisS' A. Pawsey, maD3geress), 35 Angel hill
Newson Emily (Mrs.), a.partments, 31 Well street
Nice Onesiphorus Paarson, grocer, tea dealer &; wine &;
spirit merchant, 53 A.bbeygate street
Nice Thomas Henry, cycle maker, Butter market &; St.
John's street
N'lcholds WlIIlam. manager to Woods &; Co. engineers;
attends Newmarket, Sudbury, Haverhill &; Cambridge
market days, 9 The Traverse
Nickerson Eliza (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 67 Guildhall st
Nightingale Eleanor (Mrs.), Star P.H. Mustow street
Nix Rupert Edward M.B. physician &; surgeon &i medical
officer &i public vaccinator St. James' district, Bury St.
Edmunds Incorporation &; No. 3 dist. Thingoe union,
81 Guildhall street
Nixon Wm. inspector of police, Police station, St. John's st
Norman Arthr.Hy.pharmaceutical chemist,3IAbbeygate st
Norman Frederick, brush maker, 40 Ohurchgate street
Norman Frederick Saml. private sehl. 75 Whiting atreet
North &; Co. bakers, 49 Guildhall street .
North-West Suffolk Conservative Association(Stowmarket
Parliamentary Division) (William E. Riley, organizing
sec. &; agent), 3 Abbeygate street _
Nunn, Graves & Co. Lim. publishers, 2 Guildhall street
Nunn. Hlnnell A Clark. analytical &; dispensing
chemists, 12 &; 13 Abbeygate street
Nunn WaIter J. &i Son, hosiers, hatters &; shirt makers,
48 Abbeygate street
Nunn Charlie Hearn, auctioneer, estate agent &; valuer,
deputy superintendent registrar for Bury St. Edmunds
Incorporation, 2 Guildhall street .
Nunn David, Plough P.H. 83 Southgate street
]S'unn Jahn Sturley, dairy, 32 Abbeygate street
Nunn William, tailor, 61 Guildhall street
Ollver .John G. "" Co. wine &; spirit merchants, bottler.
of Watney, Combe, Read &i Co.'s, Raggett's &; Guin..
ness' stouts &i Bass &; CO.'1il ales; offices, lI, 12 &i 1:3
Cornhill; bonded stores, Northgate street
Ollver "" Son. grocers, tea dealers, wine &; spirit mer-
chants &; coffee roasterlil, I I .Abbeygate street; &; stores,
High Baxter street
Olllngton Wllliam A Son. nurserymen, florists &;
seedsmen, cut flowers, _reaths &; crosses s
speciality, Abbeygate street &; Churchyard nursery
Osborne Arthur, painter, 38 St. John's oStreet ,
Psine Arthur John,relieving officer for Bury Incorporation,
collector for guardians &; deputy registrar of births,
deaths &; marriages, College street
Paine PI<>wman, pianoforte tuner, 34 Fornham road
Paoine William, insurance agent, 25 Albert street
Palfrey Salome (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 12 Ipswich street
Palmer Emma (Mrs.), laundres9, 10 H()rringer road
Palmer Harriet (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 2 Broadway
Palmer Henry, commercial traveller, 2 Cannon iStreet
Palmer Henry, hair dresser, 11 The Traverse -
Palmer Louisa (Mrs.), beer retailer, 132 Cemetery road
Palmer Thomas, baker, 64 Risbygate street '
Parish Alfred James, iron &; tin plate worker &; verget to
St. John's, 41 St. John's street -
Parker &i Sons, confectioners, 31 St. John's street
Parker Charles, dairyman &i nurseryman, 26 Northgate st
Parkington T. W. &; Son, tailors &; outfitters, 29 Abbey-
gate street
Parsons Charles Alfred, butcher, I Shambles
Partridge &; Wilson. solicit()rS', 7 Crown street
Partridge George Anthony (firm, Partridge &; Wilson),
solicitor, commissioner &; perpetual oommissioner,&;clerk
to the magistrates for Thingoe &; Thedwastre petty ses-
sional division, 7 Crown st-reet
Partridge Walter, furniture &; general dlr.6:Butter market
•
Partridge WaIter Richard, saddler, 36 Cornbill
Pashler John Thoma.s, bakBll", 63 Whiting street
Pashley Herbert, baker, 43 Northgate street
Paul &; Mathew, booksellers, stationers, machine printers
&; bookbinders, I I Butter market
Pawsey Frank, beer retailer, 118 Northgate street
Pa_sey Frederlek (Mrs.). coal &; coke merchant &;
general contractor; furniture removed in spring VllUS.
by road, 7 Chalk lane
Pawsey Walter Edward, grocer, see Goymer &; Pawsey
Pearson Emma (Mrs.), laundren, 4 Broadway
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Fayne Harriet (Mrs.), china &; glass warehouse, 3.ll Abbey-
Rodwell John Kirby, estate agent, SI Abbeygate street
gate street Rolfe J ames &; Sons, corn, linseed cake, seed. hay &; strlrW
Pearson William, boot maker, IS Brentgovelstreet merchants &; maltsters, 48 St. Andrew's street south;
Peck Caroline (Mrs.), cork cutter, I I Bridewell lane &; farmers, Saxes Hall &; Rockwoods farms, Stanningfield
Peck Elizh. (Mrs.), apartments, 16 St. Andrew's st. nth
Rosier Gertrude (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Higher Baxter at
Peck Walter,oil&cottoD waste mer. &; agent, I Sparhawk st
Ross Crawford"supervisor of inland revenue,121Northgt.st
Peckham Frederick, rope &; twine maker. 22 Peckham st
Rottenberry William Lee, linen draper, 27 Butter market.
Pegg WaIter, commercial traveller, 94 Risbygate streilt
Rouse Alfred, tailor, I I Churchgate street ,
Pendred James &; Samuel, .cabinet makers, Cornhill R<>use Orbel Ezra, tinplate worker, 46 St. John's s-treet..
PenneU William, pork butcher, 44 Guildhall street '
Rowe Henry, baker, 62 Southgate street
Pentney Mary .Ann (Miss), laundress, 85 Eastgate street
Rugless Laura (Miss), news agent, 28 Mustow street
Percy Thomas Joseph, gas fitter, 14 Hatter street Russell Isaac Henry, beer retailer, 36 Hospital road
Petch Matilda (Miss), dress maker, Out Northgate Sot. Edmund's Working Men's Society (Mrs. Frou<Ieo~
Petch Matilda (Mrs.), butcher, 19 East,gate street stewardess), 53 College street
St. Edmondsbury Masonic Hall Co. Limited (Franci~
Petbit Eliza (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 14 Higher Baxter st
Pettit Henry, builder, 30 St. Andrew's street north Curry, hon. sec.), Chequer square
Pettit James, 80ach builder; 8 large stock of carriages
Salmon &; Sons, solicitors, 85 Guildhall street
Salmon Charles Edward (firm, Salmon &; Sons), solicitor~
always on sale; carriages bought or taken in exchange,
Mustow street; Angel hill &; Crown street town clerk, clerk to the urban district council &; school
Pettit James, marine store dealer, 13 Long Brackland attendance committee, clerk to the magistrates for the-
Pettit Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Brentgovel st hundred of Blackbourn &; to the commissionel's of taxes.
Pettitt Edwin John. baker, 68 Guildhall iStreet for the BlackboUl'n division, registrar & high bailiff of
county court, &; clerk to lieutenancy of Suffolk, 8S-
Pettitt James, general posting &; job master, livery stable
keeper, funeral car & tlhillibeilr, mourning ooaches, cab,
Guildhall street
. fly & bus proprieror, corn, hay &; straw merchant, furni-
Salmon Henry James (firm, Salmon &; Sons), solicitor..
8ee. to the Bury Gas 00. &; clerk to the burial board. 8.>
ture remover &; carriage broker, St. Andrew's st. south
P'hillips William, Marquis of Cornwallis P.H. 78 St. Guildhall street. ,
John's street Salvation Army Barracks (Mrs. Emily Worby, hallkeeper)~
PierpGint Johuj corn merchant, 66 Northgate &treet St. John's street
Pilbrow Mary (Mrs.), Seven Stars P.H. 18 Long Bracklnd
Sanders George, tailor, I Churehgate street I
Sargent Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 34 Crown stree~
Plumpton William. & Sons, linen drapers,silk mercers &;
cll4'pet &; woollen warehousemen, 36 Butter market & 9
Saunders Eliza (M,rs-.), shopkeeper, 51 Bishop's road
Abbeygate st. & dress making department, Abbeygate st
Saunders Ernest Fred, grocer, 39 St. John's streilb
Plumpton Robert Philip, ironmonger, see Andrews &; Saur:ders Robert, tailor, 5 Lower Baxter street
Plumpron Sawyer Mary Elizabeth &; Annie Maria (Misses), faner
draper~ 16 &; 19 Guildhall street
Pollard E, A. & 00. boot &; shoe ma.nufrs. 28 .A.bbeygate Bt
Sawyer Horace, butcher, 26 & 42 Churchgate street k.
P<lllard Alfred, farmer, Perry's farm, Hospital road
Potter George James, painter, 49 College street 5 Shambles
Potter John, town crier for St. Mary's parish &; bill poster,
Scaling John &; Son, clothiers, 24 Bntter market
27 College street Scares Alfd. David, fruiterer & confectnr. 88 St. John's sl.
PoIston Samuel, Britannia P.B. &; faxmer, Ipswich street
Scates Arthur Edwin, shopkeeper, 7 College street
Pretty Edward &; Co. linen drapers, 12 &; ~3 Butter mar-
Scates Frederick William, confectioner, 3 Brentgovel st
ket &; 5 T'he Traverse Scates Herbert Robert, baker, 20 St. Andrew's'st. south
Pretty Wm. &; Soml, wholesale stay manufrs-. St. Mary's sq
Scates Martha (Mrs. ),shopkeilper, 23 Out Westgate
Priestley Clement Edward, surgeon, I Whiting streetSchofteld Cla¥ton. wool merchant, St. Andr~w's.
Proctor Henry, baker, 146 Cemetery road . street south
Proctor John, boot maker, 61 Cannon street Scotchet' & Son. gun, pistol &; tifle manufact~rer.1nvento:r
Pryke Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 10 Southgate 'street of -the" invincible cartridge," 4 The Traverse
Pryke Eliza (Mrs.), greengr<>eer, 17 Chnrchgate lltreet
Scotchmer David, inland revenue officer, 7 Cannon street.
Pryke William, oilman, 24 Churchgate street Scotchmer Wi1liam, vaccination officer for Bury St. Ed~
Pnbliic Weighbridge (A. Ridley {exors. of), proprietors),
munds Incorporation, 130 Southgate street
Northgate street Scotchmer William Henry, shopkeeper, 16 BrideweU lane
Quant William &; Son, boot makers, 49 Abbeygate street
Scott Lacy &; Son, auctioneers, valuers, land, house &.
Rae James, travelling draper, 108 Risbygate iStreet estate agents &; surveyors &; assessors of fire losses,.
Roo Thomas R<>bert, travelling d'l'aper, 75 Guildhall sb
87 Guildhall street
Ransomes, Sims &; Jefferies Ltd. (of Ipswich), agricul-
Scott Alice Townley (Miss). girls' high school, 18 North..
tural implement manufacturers, Cornhill gate street ' I

Scott Archibald tacy F.B.I. (firm, Lacy 8cott &; Son)~

Ray Emil:r &; Betsy(Misses),fancy repostry.2Brentgovel st
Rayson William, shopkeepe.r, 30 Raingate oStreet auctioneer &c
Rednall WaIter, building surveyor, 13 Cannon streetScott George, shopkeeper, 62 Bishop's road
Reeman William Mark, veterinary surgeon, 7 Whiting Scott Hy.Lacy F.S.I.(firm,Lacy Scott &; Son),auctioneer&c-
street & at Woolpit . Sewell William Robert, builder, 59 Cemetery road
Reynolds Robert, boot maker, 22 Southgate street Sexton Ann &; RosinaWatling(Misses),dyers&tobacconists r
.
Reynolds- Thomllis, carter, Broadway all kindSl of ladies' &; gentlemen',s wearing apparel, lselll'
curtains', antimacassars, damasks &c. cleaned &; dyed, ~()
Richardson Amy (Miss), private school, 37 Churchgate st
Richardson John Vale, watch maker, 14 Abbeygate stree~B1ltter market .
Richer Edward, registered plumber & deco- Sexton William Watling, painter, 4 &; 5 Risbygate st
rator. Cotton lane Shann Charles .John Harold. teacher of music &i.
Ridley &; Hooper, tanners, Eastgate street organist of St. James' church, Sinclair house, North-
Ridley Thomas &; Son, wholesale &; family grocers, wine
gate street I •

merchants, tea dealers, tallow ohandlers, oil &; color

Sharpe William, florist, Springfield road .
merchants &; importers of sheet glass, 35 &; 36 Abbey-
Sheppeard & Son, plumbers. 31 Church terrace
gate ,street, Lower Baxter street &; Angel lane, &; robacco
Shillitoe John &; Son, builders &; contractors, C<>llege lanCl'
manufacturers, Whiting: street Shimmon Fredecick, ourrier, leather machine 'Strap If-
Ridley Arthur (exors. of), coal, iron & nail merchants,
hose manufacturer, mill &; waterproof band manufac..
Northgate street turer; manufacturer of Hitchcock's well-known 'Water"
Ridley Clam (Miss), ladies' day school, 33 Angel hi11 proof &; other descriptions of leather machine })elting, 10
Ridley Frederic, currier &; leather seller, 36 St. Andrew's
Sparhawk street . . J

. Iltreet south I Shire Hall (John Olacingbould, keilper), Churchyard

Ridley Sarah Jane (Miss), draper, 14 The Traverse Sier Agnes (Mrs.), fishmonger, 67 Long Brackland
Biley William Evelyn, organizing sec. &; agent to the
Simkin Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartment,s, 45 Well street
North-WestSuffolkConservativeAssociati<>D,17 Victoria st
Simkin Frederick Jacob, Everard's hotel, Cornhill,
Rinaud Rose (Madame), dress maker, 22 Orchard street
Simkin William Sparks James, reporter, 36 Church tar
Ripton George, sh0I!.keeper, 39 Cannon street Simper Anna Matilda. (Miss), dre&S maker, 43 Westgate s~
Risbroek Angelina (Mrs.), apartment&. 28 Churchgate st
Simpson &; Sons, anctioneers, valuers & estate agents;
Roach F. G. master of the Thingoe union workhouse. office, 21 Butter market •
Mill lane Simpson George AngllStus, auctioneer; office. 21 :Bntt~
Roberts John Cookma.n, pianoforte tuner, 3 Northgate st
market &; 56 Westgate street .
Roblnson Arthur, builder, undertaker. ceneral Simpson John, surveyor of taxes, 3 Albert crescent, AIberl
contractor. 41 Well street . road & Abbey ruins _ •
Robin!on Henry, stationer', 90 St. John'g street Singer Manufacturing 00. (The). sewing machina makers,
Robinson Joseph, insurance agent, 54 Bishop's road 63 St. John', itreet
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Skipsey Charles Edward, teacher of music, 28 Garland st
Skoulding William George, chemist, 56 Abbeygate street
Smart John, saddler, 13 Hatter street
Smart John, jun. saddler, Brentgovel street
Smith Sons, hardware &; furniture dealers, 37 &; 38
Cornhill
Smith W. H. & Sons (John William Searle, in charge),
booksellers &; news agents, Bookstall, Railway station
Smith Wllllam Qordon .. Co. horticultural engmee::-s
& metallic glass house builders, Victoria works, Vic-
toria street
Smith Alma (Mra.), shopkeeper, 46' Eastgate street
Smith Annette (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker, 45 Cannon at
Smith ChM'les, dyer, 13 Loom's lane
Smith George William, coach builder, 44 Garland street
Smith James Oampbell A.M.I.O.E. borough surveyor &
water works engineer, Town hall
Smith John, nurseryman, Cotton lane
Smith Joseph, china, glass &; fancy repository, 21 Abbey-
gate street &; draper, 40 Abbeygate street
Smith Lawrence William, painter, 33 St. .Andrew'. ;st. nth
Smith Thomas, teacher of music, 1 St. George's terrace,
Out RiS'bygateo
Sneesby David, hair drelWler & fancy goods dealer, 46
Abbeygate street
Sneezum Henry & Arthur John, pawnbrokers, 31, 32 &; 33
Guildhall street
Sneezum Charles, butcher, 6 St. John's street
Sneezum George, pork butcher, 30 Guildhall street
Sneezum WaIter, watch maker, 5 St. John's street
Sneezum William, dining rooms, butcher &; sausage maker,
33 Brentgovel street
Snell Abraham, baker, 13 Lo-wer Ba.xter street
SneIl Bessie (Miss), baby linen draper, 24 .Angel hill
Snell J ames, mineral water manufacturer, 24 .Angel hill
Sneil John, boot maker, 10 Broadway
Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge (Bury
St. Edmund's branch) (Rev. Canon George Hodges
M.A. sec.), 35 Angel hill
Sore Frederick, cooper & confectioner, 22 St. .Andrew'8
street south
South William (exors. of), farmers, Mount farm
Southgate William, hair dresser, 32 Churchgate street
Spanton William Siias, photographer, 16 Abbeygate st
Spark Mary (Mrs.), laundress, 29 Horringer road
Sparke &; Sons, solicitors, 7 Hatter street
Sparke Charles James Ethelred (firm, Sparke &; Sons),
solicitor &; coroner for the borough of Bury St.
Edmunds, 7 Hatter street . To""nsend Brothers. cycle makers. agents &; re'"
Sparke James John (firm. Sparke &; Sons), solicitor
&; commissioner for oaths &; under-sheriff for the
county &; clerk to Guildhall feoffees &; school governors
& to commissioners of taxes for Thingoe hundred &
clerk to Fornham All Saints &; Westley united school
board, 7 Hatter street
Sparks William John &; Co. printers, 2 Hatter street
Spooner William, tailor, 10 Brentgovel stre'et
Staden Brothers, painters, 13 Orchard street·
Staff John H. &i Co. (lata F. W. Drght) gentlemen's &;
juveniles' outfitting establishment, 25 Butter market
Staff Harry, grocer &; baker, S2 Victoria street
Stanley Henry, auctioneer, 69 Whiting street
Star Tea. Co. Lim. grocers, 1 & 3 Abbeygate street
Staveley Francis, cab l'roprietor, 49 St. John's street
Stead &; Simpson Limited, boot manufacturers, 43 Abbey-
gate street & 20 Cornhill
Stebbing Archibald James, painter, 50 College street
Stabbing John Henry, pawnbrok61', 1 Abbeygate street
Stebbin~ Wm. In. baker &; confectioner, 72 Northgaoo st
Steele Emma (Miss), dress maker, 39 Southgate street
Sterry Fred, beer retailer, Out Southgate
Stet~hworth Dairy (John Williams, manager), 15 &; 16
The Traverse
Stevenson Thomas, Grapes P.R. 1 Brentgovel street
Steward Heber Leon, boot maker, 7 Queen's road
Stockbridge James, confectioner, 7+ Whiting street
Street Samuel, clothier, 93 St. .Tohn's street
Suffolk Archreological Society (Vincent Bnrrough Red-
stone, hon. sec.), Athenreum
Suffolk commercial &; family hotel (George B. Knight,
proprietor), 35 Butter market
Suffolk General Hospital (Robert Macnab M.D. consult-
ing medical officer; Robert Harry Lucas, Charles S.
Kilner M.B. &; Joseph S. iHinnell M.D. medical officers;
George Master M.D. assistant medical officer; Sydney
V. H. Underhill, house surgeon; Rev. W. Molesworth
Edwards, chaplain; Henry Bonner, sec.; Miss Mary
Harris, matron), Hospital road
Suffolk Regiment (3rd Battalion) West Suffolk Militia
(Hon. Lieut.-Col. Reuben Norton commanding; Hon.
Lieut.-Col. F. W. Scudamore &; Hon. Col. H. P. Wile
BURY ST.~- EDMUNDS. 87
liams, majors; Captain C. R. Fryer, adjutant; Lieut.
John Thos. Potter, quartermaster); depot, Barracks
Suffo:k Yeomanry Cavalry (Duke of York's Loyal Suffolk
Hussars) (Lieut.-Col. A. G. LucaoS, commandmg;
Ca.pt. J. Whitaker, adjutant. B Squadron :-Capt. W.
R. Greene, in command; Regimental Sergeant-
Major A. Ellery, drill instructor); orderly room, Il7
Queen's road .
Sutton &; Co. O8.l'riers (William Henry Carter, agent), 3
Whiting street
Syrett Mary Ann (Mrs.), Brewery P.H. 12 SonthW'te st
Tay:er Richard Wm. manager for William Robert Hewiti
&; Co. timber merchants &c.; depot, Railway station
Taylor .Alfred, boot maker, gl Whitin~ street i
Taylor Arthur, chimney cleaner, 21 Rillbygate street
Taylor Charles. brewer, refreshment contractor, wine
&; spirit merchant, hay &; straw dealer; marquees &;
tents on hire, Golden Fleece inn, 50 Churchgate street
Taylor Charles, faJ'mer. Grindle farm, Out Southgate
Taylor Edwin M.:B.C.V.S. Lond. veterinary surgeon &;
inspector under the "Contagious Diseases (Ani-
mals) Act" for the borough, 40 Crown street _
Taylor Henry, Chequers P.H. 34 Risbygate street
Taylor James, chimney sweep, 58 Northgate street
Taylor Thomas, rope maker, III Risbygate street
Taylor William, boot maker, 25 Bridewell lane
Taylor William, fanner, The Grange, Eastgate street
Theatre Royal (C. H. Nunn, lessee &; man.), Westgate st
Thistle George, saddler, 21 Angel hill
Thomas David, ironmonger, Bell arcade
Thompson Robt. Ha,yhow, tinplate worker, 13 Cemetery rd
Thorpe Thomas, baker, 36 St. John street
Thurlow Frederick, builder, Cannon street
Tilbrook S. & Co. tailors &; outfiUers, St. Andrew's corne~
Tilbrook Isabella (Miss), dress maker, 133 York road
Tipple Charles, beer retailer 16, &; hair dresser 138, East-
gate street
Todd George, painter &; decorator, 68 &; 69 St. Andrew's
street north
Toaady Alfred Edward, watch maker, 11 Hatter street
Tompson George &; Edward Richard, coal &; coke, hay,
corn &; straw merchants, 12 College street
Tompson Charles, baker, 24 Chutch walk
Tompson Jas. Abraham, coach builder, 43 St. Andrew's.
street south •
Tooke Frederick, builder, 76 Mill lane
Towler William, blacksmith, Short Brackland
Town Hla,JI (William Hill, keepe-..:)
pairers, 41 Cornhill
Townsend Mannaduke, blacksmith, 61 Cannon street
Tozer Charles William, painter, plumber &; sign writer,.
15 Hatter street
Tracy Humphrey Wingfieldi L.D:S.R.C.S. Edin. surgeon-
dentist, Chantrey house, Hatter street &; 26 &; 27 Mar-
ket hill, Sudbury
Travis Latimer, naturalist, 43 Churchgate street
Trawlers Direct :Supply Association, fishmongers, 55 St.
John's street
Tucker Lucy (Miss), milliner, see Weston & Tucker
Turner Harry, beer retailer, 48 Whiting street
Turner William, Two Brewers P.H. 26 Westgate street
Turrell Arthur Jackson, hosier, 65 &; 71 St. John's street
Underwood! Alfred, Rutland Arms P.H. 68 Raingate st
Vine Herbert John, hair dresser, 44 Northgate street
Vinter James Odell &; Son, coal merchants (Charles Ward,
agent), Railway station &i 30 St. John's street
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Suffolk Regiment (Lieut.-Col.
George L. Andrewes, commanding; Capt. B. B. Stot-
herd, adjutant; E. &; F. Cos. Hon. Major Charles
Denton Leech V.D. commanding; 'Sergt.-Major Ben-
jamin Hinde, drill instructor); head quarters, Old
Militia barracks, Cemetery road
Wainwright Alfred, farmer, 12 Nowton road
Wainwrig-ht William, commission agent, 14 Queen's rpad
Wakefield John Henry, accountant &; treasurer to the
borough k to the West Suffolk county council, Town hall
Walpo:e Harry Orford! Calibut, solicitor, clerk to the
guardians &; assessment committee &; superintendent
registrar for Bury St. Edmunds Incorporation, Guild-
hall chambers. Guildhall street
WaIters Henry Charles, inspector of weights k measures-
for West Suffolk, offices, St. Andrew's street north
Walton Henry, shopkeeper, 54 Long Braekland
Ward Tamar (Miss), (lay school, 62 Whiting street
Ward William Last, apartments, 26 Well street
Warner Joseph Jules, teacher of french, 17 Orchard et
Warren William Isaac (Mrs.), lime burner, farmer k land-
owner, 26 St. .Andrew's street south .
Watllng .Ed""ard. timber merchant, undertaker I;
wheelwright, 126 Southgate street
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.Watling Walter, tobacconist, 69 St. John's street Williams Charles, butcher, 3 Shambles
Watson Frederick,. photographer, Cemetery road lVilliams Charles, railway inspector, lI5 Fornham road
Watson John, steam saw mills, timber, slate, cement, Williams James, builder, 35 St·. John's street
plaster, brick, tile, drain pipe, chimney pot, lath &; Williams Robert, saddler, 32 Brentgovel street
hair merchant, 39 Crown street Williams William, shopkeeper, 4 Long Brackland
Watson Thomas Lapred, assurance agent, 27 St. An- Williams William Thomas. baker, 128 Southgate 'Street
drew's 81treet north Wilson Rowland Holt (firm, Partridge & Wils'On).solicitor,
Webb John, butcher, 79 Northgate street commissioner far oaths, clerk of the peace for the
'Webb John, sen. cattle dealer, II3 Fornham road borough. clerk to Sutton's· charity & Sir John James'
Wells Herbert William. corn &; flour merchant, Short charity &; coroner for the liberty of Bury St. Edmunds,
Brackland 7 Orown street
Wenn Thomas H. &; Co. maltsters, Tayfen road; &; at Wilson Sa-muel, baker, 36 Oannon street
Downham; ~ewport, Essex; Saffron Walden &; Lynn Wing Charles, maltster, 10 St. Andrew's street north
West Suffolk Ohambe:r of Agriculture (George Blencowe, Wingfield Thomas, confectioner. 70 Northgate street
hon. sec.), 8 Angel hill Wise Ellen C, (Mrs.). ladies' outfitter, 33 Butter market
West Suffolk County Club (John IH1. Bonner. sec.), Wise William Wallace, grocer, 80 St. John's street
Hatter street . Wiseman James, commercial traveller, 3 St. George's
West Suffolk Friendly Society (Arthur Oliver Lusher, terrace, Out Risbygate
sec.). ID Guildhall street Wodehouse Cha;rles, solicitor. notary public. district
Weston & Tucker, milliners, 32 Angel hill registrar of Her Majesty's Court of Probate & arch.
West Suffolk. Licensed Victuallers' Association (Charles dea.con's registra,r, Abbey ruins
Taylor, president) Woodhurst Alfred Thomas, Three Goats P.H. 17 Guild-
Weston Edward, accountant, 4 Crown street hall street .
Whipps George Frederick, fishmonger,54 Abbeygate street Woods & Co. engineers, millwrights. wagon & cart
&; 3[ &; 32 St. John's street builders, iron & brass founders, target makers &c. &c.;
White Charles, pork butcher, 17 Long Brackland &; at Stowmarket. Newmarket, Ipswich. Norwich &;
""hite Wm. shopkeeper, I Pro-spect row, Cemetery road Haverhill
Whitehead Mary Frost (Mis's), King's Arms P.H. 23 Woolnough Mary .!.nue (Mrs.), dress maker, IIO
Brentgovel street Cemetery road
Whiting Harry, beer retailer, 18 Bridewell lane Wormald Katherine (Miss), dress maker, 139 Southg-ate at
Whiting: Sa-muel, baker, 146 Southgate street Wright Charles, shopkeeper & coal merchant, 38 South-
Whiting Walter, beer retailer, 21 Oollege .street ga,te street & Station yard
Whiting William, boot maker, 35 Out Westgate Wright Ellen Rebecca (Mr:s.). Hare & Hounds P.R. 19
Whiting William Henry, Black Boy P.B. 69 Guildhall st Risbygate street
Whitmore Ja.mes O. &; Son, wheelwrights & smiths, Out Wright Samuel, grocer &; branch post office; 28 South-
Northgate & St. Andrew's street north, • gate street
Whitmore Frank, architect &; surveyor, county surveyor Wright WaIter, baker, 55 Bishop's road
of Suffolk (western division), Town hall Wright William, grocer, Tollgate lane
Wicks Guershon Daniel, baker, 12 School Hall lane Young Women's Christian Association· (Mrs. Cha'l'1esKilner,
Wilford William, Greyhound P.H.; good .stabling ~ president; Miss A. E. Fulcher, hon. sec.; Miss An-
accommodation, 27 Eastgate street drewes, superintendent), 76 Guildhall street
Wilkin Daniel, t'ailor, 13 High Baxter street Youngman Edward & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 6
Wilkin Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 38 Churchgate st The Traverse
Wilkin Th()mas. printer. 3 Crown street •
:BUTLEY is a parish and village near the head of a wide 1790: the Decorated gatehouse. adorned with shields of
ereek of the Aide, 3 miles west from Orford, 6 east from arms, is a lofty and massive structure of flint work,
Melton station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of equal in finish and appearance to the best examples :in
the Great Eastern :railway, and 7 east from Woodbridge, this country; the lower rooms have groined ceilings, and
in the South Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, in One small room, to the right of the gateway, is a mantel-
Plomesgate union, Woodbridge petty sessional division piece formed by the insertion in the wall of a large and
and county court district, rural deanery of Wilford, arch- finely carved piscina removed from the abbey church: the
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. rrhe church gatehouse has been restored, and is now the residence of
of St. John the Baptist is a building of stone in the Early the vicar: at the surrender of the priory there were 8
English style, consisting of chancel. nave, south porch and canons, and revenues estimated at £318. Here are
an embattled western tower of flint containing one bell: several crag pits. Lord Rendlesham, who is lord of the
there are three stained windows to the Crisp family, who manor, and Arthur Herbert Edward Wood esq. of Sud-
1<mnerly resided at the abbey: a fine oak screen separates bourne Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil is
the chancel from the nave, the roof of which is thatched: sandy; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat, bar-
there is So Norman doorway in good preservation: the ley and turnips. The area is 1,973 a.cres of land, 5 of
church was restored in 1868, and affords 200 sittings. water, 21 of tidal water and 40 of foreshore; rateable
The register dates from .the year ;1:785. The living is a value, £1.336; the population in 1891 was 337.
vicarage, with the chapelry of Cape! St. Andrew annexed. Parish Clerk, E. Last.
joint net yearly value, £135, including 17! acres of Post Office.-Robert Wesley Hazelwood, sub-postmaster.
glebe, in the gift of Lord Rendlesham, and held since Letters from Wickham Market arrive at 7.30 a.m.;
1899 by the Rev. Charles. Luther Wanstall, of Queen's dispatched at 5.45 p.m. Postal orders are issued here.
College, Birmingham. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. but not. paid. Tunstall is the nearest money order k
The priory of St. Mary was founded in II'71 by Ranulph telegraph office, 3 miles distant. Wall Letter Box,
de Glanville, for canons of the Augustinian order, and Butley Corner, cleared at 4.50 p.m. sundays· excepted
Jormerly occupied 20 acres of walled ground: the remains National School (mixed), for the children of this parish &i
of the buildings are now incorporated with farm buildings, those of Capel St. Andrew, erected in 1842 &; enlarged
and include a. fine window in very good preservation; in 1886, for 135 children; average attendance, 90;
Jlear this lies a stone coffin dug up on the spot about - Wood. master
Wanstall Rev. Charles Luther (vicar), Foulcher Robert, farmer Large William Josiah, wheelwright &;
The Priory Freestone Susannah (Mr.s.) , The clerk to the Parish Council
COMMERCIAL. Oyster P. H Mann CharleSo, boot maker
Burch Edward, blackBmith Hazelwood Wesley, grocer & draper Minter J es·se, farmer
l>url'ant William. farmer Kettle George, wheelwright Page William, farmer
Estaugh William Wilson, farmer, Kettle James, shopkeeper Sewell John (the exors. of), millers
The Abbey (steam & water) & farmers
BUXRALL is a parish and village, 3! miles west-by- stone font, and several monumental slabs to the Copinger
south from Stowmarket station on the Ipswich and Nor- and Hill families: in the chancel are two ancient oak
wich section of the Great Eastern railway, in the North benches,with the carved arms of the Oopinger and Herries
Western division of the county, Stowmarket petty ses- families-: in 1875 the interior was restored and fitted
sional division, Stow hundred and union, county court throughout with open oak benches, and now affords 200
district of Stowmarket, rural deanery of Stow. arch. sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. The
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The chnrch living is a rectory. gross income £626, with residence
of St. M'ary is an ancient battlemented edificE', principally and 30 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Rev. Henry
of flint, in the Norman style, and consists of chancel, nave, Copinger Hill RA. of Long Mellord, and held since
south porch and massive western tower, supported by 1870 by the Rev. Henry Hill B.A. of Emmanuel College,
huttresses and containing 5 bells: there is an ancient Cambridge. and J.P. Suff. Here is a Primitive Metho-
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 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. CAPEL ST. ANDREW• 89
dist chapel, built in 1878. The parish has two small Copinger esq. LL.D. of Cockerells hall, is lord of the
charities. A curious grant, made by Henry VIII. to a manor and principal landowner. The chief crops are
member of the Copinger family, is in possession of. the wheat, barley and clover. The soil is of a mixed nature,
present rector, and runs as follows: "Henry by the but in most parts a stiff clay; sub!loil. clay. The parish
grace of God King of England and France and lord contains 2,557 acres; assessable value, £1,564; and
~f Ireland to all manner our subjects as well of the had a population in 1891 of 424.
spiritual pre-eminence and dignities as of the temporal Sexton, John Sawyer, sen.
auctority these our letters hearing and seeing and to Post Office. John Sawyer, sen. sub-postmaster. Letters
every of them greeting whereas we be credibly informed from Stowmarket by foot post a.rrive at 7.30 a.m. &; I
that our trusty and well-beloved subject WaIter Coppinger p.m. &; dispatched at 1.5 &; 6 p.m. except sundays,
is so diseased in his head that without his great danger when the dispatch is at 9.30 a.m. Postal orders are
he cannot be conveniently discovered of the same: in issued here, but not paid. The nearest money order
consideration whereof we have by these presents licensed office is at Great Finborough &; telegraph office is at
him to use and wear his bonet upon his said head as well Rattlesden, 3 miles distant
in our presence as elsewhere at his liberty wherefore we Wall Box cleared at 8.10 a.m. &; 5.50 p.m. week days
"Will and command you and every of you to permit and only
suffer him so to do without any your challenge disturb- A School Board of 5 members was formed 20 March,I876;
ance or interruption to the contrary as you and every Henry Sawyer, clerk to the board
()f you tender our pleasure. Given under our signet at Board School (mixed), built in 1877, at a cost of over
our manor of Greenwich the 24th day of October in the £700, for 60 children; average attendance, 60; Mrs.
4th year of our reign (1512) Henry R." Waiter A. Sarah Ann Hawtin, mistress
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Copinger Walter Arthur LL.D.
Bird In.farm bailiff to J. Lambert esq Mitson William, farmer
Cockerells hall Brown Emma. (Mrs.), shopkeeper RopeT Rcbert, beer retailer et farmer
.Hill Rev. H6'Ilry RA., J.P. Rectory
Clover Charles Pilgrim, miller (wind Sawyer John, wheelwright, Post offie&
Hill Miss, The Cottage & steam) &; merchant, Buxhall mills Sawyer John, jnn. blacksmith
Sharland Rev. Goorge Frederic RA.Dickinson Hy. farmer, Noah's ark Selvage Abraham, farmer, Ivy tree
(curate) Hampson Francis A. steward to W. A. Steam Thomas, farmer, Whalebone
Wells Eugene J.P. The Vale Copinger esq. LL.D Waspe William, farmer,Finborough rd
COMMERCIAL. Harvey WaIter, farmer Williams William (exol"S. of), farmers
Armstrong James, farm bailiff to Hawtin Jabez George, 'Watch repairer Williams William, poultry dealer '
Eugene Wells esq. Model farm Hurren AnthQllY, farmer, Buxhall 10
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CAMPSEA ASHE (or Ashe by Campsea) is a parish farm house, now occupied by Mr. J ames Smith; near this
and village, bounded on the west by the river Deben, house six stone coffins were dug up in 1843: 8Jt the dis-
with station, called Wickham Market station, on the East solution there well'e ten canons, and revenues est:mated
Suffolk section of tobe Great Eastern railwa.y, 2 miles east at £182. Here also was a. college, founded in 1347 for a
from Wickham Market and 6! north-north-east from warden and four fellows. Ashe High House, the sp-at of
Woodbridge, in the South Eastern division of the county, the Hon. William Lowther D.L., J.P. by whom the estate
Loes hundred, Plomesgate union, petty ses'sional division was purchased in 1883 from the Sheppard family, its
and county court district of Woodbridge, rural deanery of possessors since 1648, is a mansion in the Elizabethan
IJoes. archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. style, from designs by Mr. Anthony Salvin, architect: the
"The church of St. John the Baptist. partly rebuilt in 1792, park of 144 acres is stocked with de6r and well-timbered
is an edifice of flint with stone dressings, consisting of and in front of the mansion are some very large ceda.
~hancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western trees and a d'ouble avenue of limes; there is also 8 bowling
tower of th~ 13th century. containing 4 bells: the chancel green, inclosed by a clipped yew fence. Lord Rendles-
Tetains a piscina, and has several stained windows to the ham, Col. Howard Whitbread C.B. of Loudham Park,
Rev. Jermyn PTatt. rector from 1836, to J. G. Sh~ppard Arthur Heywood esq. D.L., J.P. of Glevering Hall,
esq. of the High House, and to the lady Egidia (Mom- Hacheston, and the Hon. William Lowther are the prin-
gomerie), baroness Rendlesham, d. 13 Jan. 1880: the cipal landowners. The soil is mixed. subsoil, gravel.
tIoor inside the altar rails is covered with needlework, The chief crops are wheat, barley and tureips. The
presented in 1878 by Lady Rendlesham; and the com- area is 1,812 acres of land and 13 of water;' rateable
munion rails, of serpentine marble, were the gift of Lord value~ £3,420; the population in 189.1 was 340.
Rendlelfuwn ill' 1885: the organ was erected! in 1878 at a Sexton, George May.
cost of £35°: there are several marble monuments to th. Post Office.-Henry Cable, sub-postmaster. Letters re-
Sheppard family, an inscribed stone in the chancel to ceived from Wickham Market, delivered at 6 a.m. &
William Glover esq. dated 1641, and a brass to Alexander for callers 12.40 p.m.; dispartched a.t 12.25 &; 8.IS
English, "sometime priest of this church: " the church p.m.; sundays, a.I5 p.m. Letter Box at the railway
affords 250 sittings. The register dates from the year station cleared at 8.5 p.m.; sunday, 8.5 p.m. Postal
I559. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £246, orders are issued here, but not paid. Wickham Market
including 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift is the nearest money order &; telegraph office, ::I miles
of Lord Rendlesham, and held since 1891 by the Rev. distant, for delivery of telegramll, but the railway
Christopher Hodgson, of St. Bees. The parish library station is nearest for collection
kept at the school consists of about 300 vOllumes. Therb National School (mixed), and enlarged in 1896, for 8o.
was formerly a priOO'y of Austin canons, founded beforll children; average attendance, 57. Wm. Greig, master
U95 by Theobald de Valoignes, and dedicated to St. Wickham Market Railway Station, Alexander Dorling
Mary: rema:ns of the buildings may be seen in the Abbey Gibbs, station master
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Girling William Preston, White house Bloomfield Anna (Mrs.), saddler Matten Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hodgson. Rev. Christopher, Rectory Bridges Charles', farmer, Church farm Moore William, farm bailiff to George
Hodgson Ernest Christopher Buxton James, farmer, Church farm Keer M.D
Lowther Hon. William D.L., J.P. Cable Henry, shopkeeper & post office Norfolk Robert, Buck's Head P.H
.!.she High house Day Richard, organist Orford Samuel, farmer, ·Low farm
Reade Misses, Manor house Edwards Henry Martin, miller(water), Pratt William, boot maker
Andrews Alfred, head gardener to the Abbey mill Walker Russell, coal mer. Railway ,stn
Hon. William Lowther Hodgson Ernest Christopher, professor Warne Geo. Talbot hotel,Railway stam
Darker Charles, blacksmith of music

CAPEL ST. ANDREW is a village and parish on
Butley Water, 4 miles west from Orford. 7 east from
Melton lltation on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section 01
'the Great Eastern railway and 7! east from Woodbridge,
in the South Eastern divisi-on of the county, hund:red of
Wilford, petity ses·sional division, union and county court
distriC'li of Woodbl"idge, ruro! deanery of Wiltlord, aroh-
deaconry of Suffolk. and dJfocese of Norw~h. There is
110 chUll'Ch. The living is annexed to Butley, where the
vicar resides. Lord Rendlesham is lord of the manor
lWld principail landowner. The soil is sandy; subsoil,
sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley and lupin'll.
The area is 20330 acres; rateable value, £755; the popu-
lation in 1891 WQS 183.
LeotJters through Woodbridge arrive at 9 a.m. Letter-
Box, Capel Green, cleared at 4 p.m. Boyton is the
nearelft money order office &; Tunstall the nearest
telegraph office
The cltild'ren of this place attend the Boyton &; BuLiey
tl'Chools
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Ask-Kettle William, farmer I..ucock John, farmer' Read Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Cooper Edward, farmer, Buttons farm Pratt Samuel. carpenter, Capel green Wolton Daniel. farmer
}}staugh William Wilson, farmer
 90 ClPEL ST. MARY. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
CAl'EL ST. MAllY is &. pleasant village and parish I Queen's College, Cambridge. Sir Joshua T. Rowley bart.
in the vale of &. sman millstream falling int~ the SOOur, Tendring Hall, Stoke by Nayland; CharleB Cuthbert Eley
with a station locally in. Bentley parish, I mile east of esq. of East Bergholt and Edwa.rd Quilter esq. of Belstead.
the villlage on the Hadileigb branch of the Great Eastern are the principal landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil,.
railway, 641 from London,. 7 south-west from Ipswich, graveL The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The
and: 5 sourth-oolPt from Hadlleigh, in the South Eastern area is %,916 acres; rateable value, £2,151; the popu-
division of t!he county, hund'l'ed', petty session,al divisi<lD lation in 1B91 was 605.
and umon oil Samford, IplJWlich county couort district, 'Parish Sexton, Arthur Cook.
rt?-ral deanery o~ Samford, arc:hd'e6CO'Ilry of S~ffolk ~nd Post Office.-George Woods Reeve, sub-postmaster.
~ocese of Nor~ch. The church of St. Mary 18 a ~mld- Letters arrive from Ipswich a,t 8.30 a.m. & 3 p.m.•
mg of rub~l~ In the Early Decorat~ and Perpendicular dispatched, 5. 15 p.m. No delivery on sunday. Postal
style, consIsting of cha.n~el, nave, als16, south porch and orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
a westem tower cont'alDlDg. 5 beMS': the t<)'~er was for- money order office is at Bentley & telegraph offices at.
merly surmounted! by: a 'SpIre, taken down ~n. 1818: t~e Copdock & East Bergholt, 3 miles distant. Wall Lettel'
oou:rch was re9fx)lred lD 1869, and blas 180 .s~1Jtm~s. The Box, White Horse, cleared at 5.15 p.m. Wall Lettel"
regtster date's from the yea.r 1539· The hVlDg IS' a rec- Box near OhUloch cleared at 5 p m
tory, with Littll' Wenham lWIlexed, joint net income . ' . ' .
£355, with 14 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift PolIce StatIOn, Robert Thurrell, constable
of and held since 1878 by the Rev. Alfred Cecil Johnson NationlllJ School (boys &; girls), built in 1854 &; enlarged
M.A. of Trinity College, Oxford. Here is a Wesleyan 1895, for 160 children; average attendance, II9;
chapel. The parish is in three manon; viz. Churchford Rod:erick Edwin Williams, maS'ter; Mrs. Williams, mis
Hall, Vaux and Jermyns; BaytoD Hall, belonging to Raiilwuy Staiflion, James King, station master
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Coppen William E. Jubilee house Goddard Joseph,. farmer, Rose farm Pittock Jonathan, shopkeeper
Cordy James, St. John's villa. - Gough John Suter. relieving officer, Potter Henry, beer retailer &; jOobbezo ",
JohnSOD! Rev.Alfred CeciL l\1.A..Bectory registrar of bi,rths &; deaths, vaccina- Ratford 'James, .blacksmith &; agric~
tion officer &; collector to the tuml implement maker
COlnlERCIAL.
guardians, Capel sub-dist.Bush fnn Reed &; Son, farmers, Grove farm
.Andrews JohIJ Cuthbert, grer.&; drapr Green Jabez Ernest, farmer, Church- Reeve Geo. Woods, grocer, Post office
Beer William, farmer &; butcher ford h a l l · . Reynolds Goorge, farmer &; assistan'
Child Sidney Thomas, mi4er (steam, Holland Richard, farmer . , overseer, Manor house
water &; wind) Jessupp James O. grocer Riches John, baker
Cook Will~ White Horse P.H Kettle William, farmer Sheppa,rd Harnet M.(Mrs.),beer retlr
Death Robert, deputy registrar births Pettengale John, boot maker " Skitter Thomas, harness. maker
&; deaths Pickess Maurice, builder. contractor Underwood George, wheelwrigh1J
Garnham Hobert, farmer &; undertaker .'
CARLTON, see Kelsale-cum-Carlton.
CARLTON COLVILLE is a parillfu. con'baining soil is good mixed; subsoil, strong loam. The chief
several viHases, 2 miles south from the Lowestoft navi- crops are wheat, barley, peas, beans and roots. The area
gamon, lISt from London by rail and 110 by road is 2,827 acres of land, 27 of tidal water and 62 of fore-
through Ipswich, and 3l south-west from Lowestoft, in shore j 'rateable value, £6,346 Ss. and the population ill
t.'he Northern division of the county, hu,ndred, petty 1891 was 1,826.
sessional division and incorporation of Mutfordl and LO'th- Mutf{)lrd Bridge, crossing the Lowestoft navigation, 2
ingland, county court district of Lowestoft, ruml deanery miles north, gives its name to a populQUS and! pleaSlan"
of Lothingmoo, archdeaoonry of Suffolk and diocese of village, situated! partly in this and partly in Oulton
Nurwich. The Eas,t Suffolk railway from Lowestoft to parish, midway between Oulton Broad and Carlton rail-
Beccles passes through the parish, and has a station near way S1tations, the former on the N<lrwich and Loweston
Mutford Bridge. This parish comprises !twoo. villa.ges branch, and the latter on the Beccles and Lowestoft
about I mile south of Carlton Colville railway station branch, a qU'arler of a mile fIrom each. OuitoIlJ Broad p
and including the post office, but there is a third and at Mutfurd Bridge, is a fresh water lake, divided from
more -important village on the extreme north of the the sea by a lock, and is much frequented by anglers lin
parish between Carlton Colville and Oulton Broad rail- the summ6'l' '8ea,s'On. Colville House, a mansiDn of white
way stations, and a. fourth near Kirkby Church. The brick, near Oulton Broad, is now unoccupied. Woolner's
church of St. Peter is an ancient structure of flint in Car is a wood to the north-west of OarUon Colville.
the Early Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, Parish Clerk, Shadrach Sharman.
south porch and an embattled western tower containing Post Office, Oarlton.-Arthur Geor.ge Thompson, iU}).
5 bells: the church was restored in 188 3, when the east postmaster. Letters received from Lowestoft at 7.35
end waa entirely rebuilt and new-rooft'd, the interior a.m.; dispatched at 5.35 p.m. Postal orders are
refloored and reseated, a north porch added, and an organ issued here, but not paid. The nearest money order
erected at a cost of £25°: the total cost of the restora- &; telegraph office is at Oulton Broad, 2 miles .distant
tion, amounting to £3,000, was defrayed by the rector:
there are 450 sittings. The register dates from about Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Exprell8 Delivery, Parce)
the year 1716 : the earlier ones were destroyed by fire. Post, S.B. &;~nuity &; Insurance Office, Oulton Broads.
The liring is a rectory, net yearly value £270, including -Mrs. Elizabeth Hope, sub-postmistress. Letters
18 acres of glebe, with residence, in t,he gift of the Rev. received from Lowestoft at 6,30 a.m. &; 12·50 &; 5·4<>
William Hale Andrews M.A. rector of Ermington, Devon, p.m.; dispatched at 10 a.m. &; 12·45, 6.3 0 &; 7.3 0 p.m.
and held since 18 9 8 by the Rev. Reginald Augustus Wall Letter Box cleared at 9·55 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m ,
Eignold. The church of St. Mark (a chapel of ease to . Schools.
St. Peter's) was built in 1884. at a cost of £1,7°0, 'on National, bnnlt in 1843, for 170 children, but was en-
a site given by George Edw&,rds esq. J.P. and is' a larged in 18 75 &; 1890 ; Qvel"llge attendance,IBo • .Alfred
structure of white brick, consisting of chancel and nave, Bedrwell, mo:S'ter
and will sea,t' 4~ persons. Here are also Congregational National (girls &; infants), buUt in 1889, for 170 child!ren;
and Primitive Methodist chapels. On the banks of the average arttend'MlC6, 200; :Mj8lS Edith MarysoD, mi8o"
Waveney are marshes.• The trustees of the late Richard 'bress; Mias Maud Cole, irnants' mistress .
Henry Reeve esq. of Lowestoft, who is lord of the manor,
the Rev. William Hale Andrews M.A. the trustees of ' Railway St8ltions.
John Allen esq. Benjamin Johnson es.q. and the Rev. B. Carlton Colville, John Haythorpe, station master
G. Barnard-Smith M.A. are the chief landowners. The Ou100n Broad, David Bunton, statlion master
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Burley William, 'Colville lodge Howett Samuel, The Estivals
Alfrey Miss, Broad view Oastleton John W. Gordon honle Hunter Rbt. Hope Al.ston, Carlton oo~
Andrews Rev. William Hale M.A. Ohambers Charles, Oakleigh Hunter William
HedIey house Edwards Walter, The Maples Jary MrS'. I Oarioon villas
!Banyard Mrs Fulcher GeorgeE Kemp Mrs. The LaurelS!
Barber Frederick Gabriel Ernest Edwa:rd, The Dell Lanham Miss, I Flora villas
Barnard-Smith Rev. Bamard Gooch Garner James Leman Mrs
M.A. Uplands Gay Ernest Miller Thomas, 2 The Estival.
IJedwell Arthur, Holmd-ale Goodall John, The Homestead Murton Robert, Molesmere
!Jell Mr. Gosling George Edgar Palmer The Misses •
BiJ.\"Ilold Rev. Reginald Augustus, Haythorpe John, Stromness Porter Henry F. Fairview
:Rectory Horth Mrs. SYC8lllore cottage Porter Mrs. 2 Carlton villas
 DIRECTORY.]
Pretty James B
Rackham Thomas B. The Elms
Read John
Ritchie John, C<Joleen
Rix Wilton, .A.1bert villas-
iRolph John William, Eastcote
Scarle John, 2 Flora villas
SI1LIlll Mrs
Smith Charles, Langton honse
Steward Rev. John C. (curate)
Stewart Thomas, Jesmond
Stone James, 2 Waveney terrace
Whieldon Mrs. Camden house
Worthington Francis Samuel, Carl-
ton Old hall
• COMMEBCIAL,
Allen Arthnr, hair dresser
Ashton Percy, farmer, Grove farm
Balls Joseph, Flying Dutchman P.H
BlU"rett William, shopkeeper
Beare Cha,rles, butcher, Kirldey road Herbert John Fredk. cahin.et maker
Beckett Alfred George, builder, con- Hitcham William, farme~
tractor, joiner & undertaker
Brown William, greengroce;r
Buggs William, beer retailer
Burgess William, market gardener
Cadge Chris-topher Goulder, farmer, Hunter Robert Hope AIs-ton L.R.C.P.
The Rookery
Cadge Henry, farmer, Carlton hall
COOling Albert, carpenter & builder
Cola John Fisher, farmer
Coleman James, builder
€ook Harry, farmer
Ootton Helena (Mrs.), beer retailer
SU:FFOLK. CAVENDISH. 91
,
Curtis Jas. plumber, MntfordEridge ,Jones Jas. Knights, tailor,Oult<>nBl'Oad
Darby Edgar, blcksmth.Oulton Brood Kemp Stephen, harness maker
Davis &; Co. Limited, -mechanical &; Leaborn George, fish merchant
marine engineers, boiler makers &; Lee Mary (Mrs.), farmer
iron &; bras~ founders, Oult<>n Broad Lewis Patrick J ames, draper &:; grocr
Dodington Benj. Thomas, carpenter Lines Edward, farmer
Dodington James, wheelWl'i~t Manning Johnson, boat owner
Durrant George, fanner of· Mason Harry, Lady of the Lake p.B
Everett Ely, farm .tewari:l t<> Geo. Moore George Chaston, farmer, Whit-
Carter 'I ! 1
0 ton House farm
Everitts Limited, corn merchants, Moore William, boat owner
Oulton Broad Moyse William, jun. blacksmith
Flegg James Martin, grocer Moyso WilliaD1 James, blacksmith
Fox George, carter Murton RO'bert, farmer
Fulcher George, farmEll' &:; landowner, Newrick William Charles, grocer t
Brewhouse farm Payne Ernest O. Waveney hotel
Gaye Ernest, florist Peek Wllliam H. shopkeeper
Girling James, farmer. Powley Joseph, yachtsman
Gooch Charles, boat owner Prior Edward, baker ,.
Gooch John, boat owner l , Redgrave Martin, farmer
Hannant Alfred E. groce~,¥ut.fordBdg Reynolds J. W. farmer, White Ho.fm
Rums-by Isaac, farmer ,.r
Rumsby William, general dealer
Holman Benjamin Feen, plumber Scarle Wm. boot ma. Mutford ,bridge
Horth Susan Westgate (Mrs.), dairy Scarle William, bricklayer
Hudson Thom.pson, farmer Smith Chllrles, boot maker
Hulme Harry, shpkpl'. Mutford Bridge Smith Elleu. J.. (Mrs.), farmer.
Priory farm
Edin., M.B.C.S.Eng. surgeon, Carl- Spooner In. Thos. market gardener
ton cottage . Taylor Frederick, Crown inn
Hunter Wm. draper~ I "Waveney ter Welsh Stphn. l"ras. Douglas, fish mer
Hupton John, market gardener White William, assistant overseer,.
.lillings Thomas, wheelwright rate &; tax collector
Johnson Benjamin (J. B. OastletoD. Wilson Thomas, Ship inn t
manager), brick &; tile manufactr •

CAVENDISH is a parish and village on th~ north bank appointed Chief Justice of the King's Bench, IS July, 1371.
of the river Stour, which here separates this county from was still holding that office at the time of Wat Tyler'.
Essex, with a station on the branch of the Great Eastern
railway from Cambridge to Sudbury, 2t mile. east-by-
north from Clare. 6 north-west from Sudbury, and 59 from
London, in the Southern division of the county, Babergh
hundred, Melford petty sessional division, Sndbury union
aDd county court district, .rural deanery .of Clare, arch-
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of
St· Mary is an ancient building of stone mainly in the
Perpendicular style. and consists of chancel, clerestoried
nave of five bays. aisles, south porch, and an embattled
western tower of Early English date containing a clock and
6 bells: the b~a.ss eagle lectern is said to have been pre-
sented to the church by Queen Elizabeth: the chancel
retains a piscina, and the st<>ne reredos includes a painting
of the " Crncifixion," by Fairfax Murray, after Perugino:
there is also a piscina in the south aisle: the fine octagonal
stone font is Late Perpendicular: in the church a.re brasses
to the Cavendish family, and! monuments to the families
of Colt and Brice: the organ was erected in 1884.at a cost
of £270: there are two stained windows, presented by Mr.
GeorgeBoc.ock in :x873: there are 450 sittings. The regis-
ter dates from the year 1594. The living is So rectory,
net yearly value £485, including 72 acres of glebe, with
residence, in the gift of the Master and fellows of Jesus
College, Cambridge, and held since 1895 by the Rev.
John Robert Wilson M.A. of that college. Here is a
C<Jngregational chapel, and a Lecture Hall, with a com-
modious class-room attached, erected by the late J. S.
Garrett esq. There is a fair oh the Ilth June. • A
cemetery of 3 roods was formed in 1886 at a cost of £270,
and is under the control of the Parish Council acting 118
a Burial Board. Under the will of Mr. Ambrose Smith,
of Nether Hall, in this parish, who died April 27,
. :2q boarders; Rev. Thomas Normandale RA.head mast!'
:1875, £ 20 yearly, the proceeds of mvested funds, has been
distributed by the churchwardens since 1888 to 6 men ~
6 women of Oavendish who have attained the age of 60,
and! a further sum of 2IS. to the bellringers. The noble
family of C80vendish, of which the Duke oi. Devonshire is
the head, derive their name from this place, which at an
early period> was in their possession: a remnant of the
ancient mansion which t1;l.ey occupied still exists as a
cottaga in the parsonage grounds: Sir John de Cavendish,'
insurrection in 1381: in Suffolk the rebels assembled to th&
number of 50,000, and a party of these, seizing the- Ohief
Justice at his country house, dragged him to the Market.
cross at Bury, where after a mock trial his head was .struck
off and his lifeless remainlll insulted. The old manor house~
Dolt divided into three tenements. contains some old carved
oak, and the arms of the Cavendish family, carved in oa1t~
are displayed on one of the ceilings. Cavendiah Han,.
the property of J. Yelloly esq. and the residence of Mrs.
Ramsay VAmy, is a modern mansion of brick, pleasantly
situated in a park of 40 acres. Blacklandll Hall, the resi-
dence of the Misses Garrett, is an ancient structure,.
supposed to have been the residence of Sir John de Caven-
dish, the Chief Justice, and is pleasantly situated.in it~
own grolUlds. John Yelloly esq. who is lord of th&
manor, Earl Howe G.C.V.O., C.B. Robert AlIen esq. and
trustees of the late J. S. Garrett esq. are the ohief land·
owners. TI1~ soil is a. mixture of clay and loam. Th&
crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas, oats and roots. Th&
area. is 3,345 acres; rateable value, £3,567; the popnlation
in :x891 was 1,039'
Parish Clerk, Henry BrockweIl.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office (Railway
&ub-Oflice. Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk added).
-Elias Evam, postma.ster. Letters nrrive at 5.15 a.m.
.~~...... J.lo12.10 noon; box closes at 11.20 a.m. &; 6.35 & 8 p.m
~
.N'.. Schools.
Freb Grammar, founded by the Rev. Thomall Grey, nctM
of this parish in l~n6, & endowed with a farm &; BD
h vo,)
eligible OUS6 for the master, capable of holdin~ abou.
National, built in 1863 and enlarged in 188 3 and again in
ft!99 at a cost of £210, for 200 children; average at-
t tendance, 134;' John Hutchinson, master
:british, for 120 children; average attendance, 72; Mi~
Eleanor Bennett, mistress .
Railway Station, :Frederick W. Fordham, station master
Railway Ca.rrier W~lliam ByfOTd I
Carrier to Sndbury, Thomas Willis •
•

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ambrose Miss
Ambrose "Mrs
Carveley Miss, The Old Rectory
lDaltou. Mra
Death Mrs- .
G8I1Tett The Misses, Blacklands hall
Green Mrs. Patrick house
J enner Henry, Oavendish house
Jonelll Rev. Daniel Lloyd (C<Jng)
L'Amy Mrs. Ramsay, Cavendish hall
Normandale Rev:' 'l'homas B.A. (head Barltl'Op Goorge, ironmonger
master), Grammar echool Bird William, brick maker
Page Robert .' BrockweIl Thomas, builder
Thompson Mrs . Brown Harry, baker
Waring RIchard WaIter Brown Joseph William, wheelwrighs
Wilson Rev. J ohti nbt., M.A. Rectory Byford. William, railway carrier Ir.
COMMEBetAJ... coa·} merchant
Addison Fdk. Geo..'w1i'ite Horse P.H Carter Geo. watch maker &:; jeweller
Ambrose Edgar, farmer Carveley S. (Miss), private boarding
Ambrose Thoma$ Edward, farmer, house, The Old Rectory .
Wales fal'Dl"j ,r Chatters William, shopkeeper
 92 CAVENDISH. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Cemetery (OliveT 'Dhompson, clexk to Graham George Ernest, carpenter, Purdy John .Tames Frank, clog maker
the parish council) builder & undertaker & cab proprietor
Chinnery John, butcher Grammar School (Rev. Thomas Nor- Rice Jacob, plumber &; glazier
Clark Hugh, grocer, draper &; wine mandale RA. head master) Richardson George, beer retailex
merchant Hale Samuel, butcher Smith Caroline (Mrs.), Railway Arm.
Clark Sarah Parmenter & Martha Hale Sarah (Miss), grocer. P.H
(Misses), ladies' school Hammond Charles Edward, farmer, Smith John, blacksmith
Cooper George, baker Nether hall Thompson Catherine Maud (Mrs.),
Deaves Fredk. George htI. &; brewer Lungley Julia (Miss), glove maker harness maker
Deeks James, Five Bells P.H Newman George, currier Thompson Harry, shoe maker
Dupont WaIter, commission agent Newman WaIter, confectioner Turp Myra (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Elmer George, farm bailiff to Mr. Norton Albion, farmer &i assistant Tuthill WiIliam, police constable
Charles Ray, Colts hall overseer, Robb's farm Underwood Felix, shoe maker
Evans Elias, cabinet ma. &; post office Offord Juliet Pentlow (Mrs.), miller Wallace Wm. Bull inn, &; brewer
Evans George, cattle dooler (water) &; maltster W&ring Richard Walter L.R.C.P. &; S.
GalTett S. J. &; Co. millers (steam &; Page Mrs. Phrebe, .grocer &; L.M.Edin. physician &; surgeon, &I
water) &; maltsters Pettit Edgar, baker &; pork butcher medical offioeer, 5th district &; public
Garrett Joseph Stammers J.P. (exorl. Prentice William, cattle dealer 'Vaccinator, 4th &; 5th districts, Sud-
of), farmers Pryke Frederick, farm Ibailiff to Nor- bury union &; certifying factory
man AlIen esq. Houghton hall surgeon
'CAVENXAM: is a parish and village, on the Icknield crossed by a small wooden bridge called" Temple bridge,"
WaY,21 miles north from Higham statiOn on the Cambridge, and the parish is watered by one of its tributary brooks.
Newmarket and Bury St. Edmunds branch of. the Great· Cavenham Park is the residence of Mrs. Clotilde Davies ;
Eastern railway, 5 south-east from Mildenhall, 71 west- the mansion is of red brick and greystone and stands in
north-west from Bury and 70 by road from Londoo, in the the midst of a well-timbered park and beautiful grounds.
North Western division of the county, Lackford hundred William Robert Gamul Farmer esq. of Nonsuch Park,
and! petty sessional division, Mildenhall union and county Cheam, Surrey, is lord of the manor and the trustees
court district, rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of the late Herbert Ernest Matthew Davies (d. 1899) are
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. AndTew the only landowners. The soil is lighti and sandy; sub-
is a small but ancient building of rubble and stone in the soil, chalk and sand. The chief crops are rye, barley,
Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and wheat and oats. The area is 2,343 acres of land and 9
1Ul embattled, westem tower containing 3 bells: the church of water; rateable value, £948; the population of the
Wllo8 thoroughly restored in 1870, and has 220 sittings, 120 parish in 1891 was 185.
being free. The register dates from the year 1539· The Parish Clerk John Marshall
living is 8 discharged vicarage, net yearly value £130, ' • .
arising in part from 298 acres of glebe now (1900) pro- PC'st Offi?e.-Mrs. Rose Swan, sub-~stmIstress. Lettel'll
ducing £u6 yearly, and with residence in the gift of the by mail cart throug:h Soham arrIve 7·35 a.m. &; 4.30
Lord Chancellor, and held since ~889 by the Rev. EdwaTd p.~. week days; ~Ispatehed at 5·40 p.m.; sundays,
Anwyl Jones, of St. :Bees. There is a charity, left by W. aru!e 7·35 a.m.; dIspatch~d 10·~5 s.m. ~ostal orders
Fermag~ which produces £1 a year; and in the parishes are ISSUed here, but not paId. MlldenhallIs the nearest
of RickinghalI and' Thelnetham are two plots of land pro- money o~er o~ce &; Lackford the nearest telegraph
ducing yearly about £10, which is applied to the repairs of office, 2 miles dIstant
I
.the church. Cavenham Heath extends to the river Lark, Voluntary School (mixed), erected in 1871, for 40 children;
which is navigable on the north of this parish, where it is average attendance, 31; Miss Phrebe E. Turner, mistrss
Abrey Charles Capp Prederick W. head gardener to Ransdale EdwaTd William, beer retlr.
Davies Mrs. CIotiIde, Cavenham park exors. of H. E. M. Davies esq. Pear- &; farmer
.Tones Rev. Edward Anwyl, Vicarage tree villa Ransdale Joseph, shopkeeper
Jennings John Matthew, carpenter to Rolfe J,ames, farm bailiff to exors. of
COMMERCIAL. the exors. of Harry Spencer Wad. H. E. M. Davies esq
Curtis .lames, farmer dington esq
CHARSFIELD is a parish and scattered village on the Here are sand pits. The trustees of the late Duke of
Potford brook, 3 miles west from Wickham Market, S west Hamilton and Brandon K. T. and John R. Wood esq. who
from Wickham Market station,s! south-west from Fram- are lords of the manor, George Youngman esq. of Maid-
gIinham, si north-east from Woodbridge, in the South stone, the trustees of the late Dudley R. Hodgson esq.
Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, WoodbI'lidge Edwd. Gowring Hodgson esq. the trustees of the late Mr.
'OJlion, petty sessional division and county court district, John Cutting and Mr. Fredk. Catt are the principal land-
rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese owners. The soil is heavy; subsoil, various. The chief
of Norwich. The church of St. Peter, with the exception crops are wheat, beans, barley and roots. The parish
of the porch and tower, which are of red brick, is an edifice contains 1,357 scres of land; rateable value, £1,656; the
of rubble and plaster, with remains of Norman and Per- population in 1891 was 411.
pendicular work, and consists of chancel, nave, south Parish Clerk, !saac Girling.
porch and a lofty embattled westem tower containing S Post &; M. O. 0., S. iB. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
bells, the tenor bearing, it is affirmed, the date 1068, and .lames Pemberton, sub-postmaster. Letters throug4
a clock with chimes: the communion plate includes a Wickham Market received at 7.45 a.m.; dispatched
'Silver flagon of ancient workmanship, dated 1576, and an at 5. 25 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Wick.
ancient chalice, paten and alms-dish: there are 200 sit- ham Market, 3 miles distant
tings. The register dates from the year 1722• The living Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1863, for 70 children;
is a vicarage, net yearly value £9°, including 20 acres of average attendance, 5 06 Mrs. Emily Jane Luff,mistress
glebe, with residence, in the gift of Edward G. Hodgson Police Statim, George Bird, constable
esq. and held since 1895 by the Rev. Joshua Davies, of St.
Aidan's, Birkenhead. The rectorial tithes, commuted for Carriers.
£160 yearly, are held by Mrs. Stephens. Here is a Bap- George Nunn &; Son, to Ipswich, on tues. &; sat.; to Wood-
tist chapel with a burial ground attached. A charity of bridge, mono &; thurs
£208 Ss. 3d. bequeathed by Mr. Joseph Kersey, produce. Frederick Baldwin, to Ipswich, tues. &; sat.; to Wood-
£5 148 • yearly, which is expended in coal for the poor. bridge, mono &; thurs
Davies Rev. Joshua (vicar), Vicarage Fleteher Richard, builder Pearson John Jennett, farmer, Red
Hodgson Edwd. Gowring, The Laurels Fryatt Ellis, butcher &; shopkeeper Hou.se farm
Baker Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper· Girling William &; Charles, wheel- Peck Alfred, thatcher
IJrock Meadows Clarence, florist &; nur- wrights &; blacksmiths Pegg lsabella (Mrs.), boot dealer
seryman, wedding bouquets, wreaths Graystone Robert, blacksmith Pemberton Ann (Miss), dress maker
&; buttonholes, supplied on the short- Harper Oharles, grocer &; draper Pemberton James, builder, Post office
680t notice, Myrtle gardens Hart Ebenezer, market gardener Randall Fredk. f&rmer, Prospect farm
Brook Edward William, miller (wind Hodgson Edward Gowring, farmer &:; Robinson Daniel, saddler
I; steam) &; machinist .&; landowner landowner, Brook farm Saunders Robert, farmer, Valley farm
Buckingham William, farmer King Frederick, farmer, Hall road Sheppard Fredk. farmer, Hill farm.
Chittock William, farm bailiff to .In. King Samuel, frmr. Shrubbery farm Sheppard William, farmer
Cutting. Well farm Males Mary Ann (Mrs.), Three Horse Smith .lames, farmer, Pear Tree farm
Dunnett David,. farm bailiff to Wm. Shoes P.H Taylor George, shopkeeper
Hunt, Park farm
Fletcher Ellis, builder &; farmer
Manu J'ames, bricklayer
Nunn George &; Son, carriers
I Youngman .lames, farmer, Chars-
field HoJI farm
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. CHEOISTON• 93
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CHATTISHAM: is a parish 21 miles from Raydon Warren A.M. rector, 1725-177°: in the chancel are these
rne.tion, 5 80uth-west-by-south from Ipswich and! 5 east brasses-Revers, 1592, inscription and! figures 01 childre~
from Hadleigh, in the South Eastern divis;..m of the both man and wife gone; in the nave are brasses to John
county, Samford hundred, petty sessional dlivision and Bennett, inscription only, 1608; Meadowes, inscription
union, county court district of Ipswich, rural detUlery of only, 1577-1661: the church was restored in 1869, and
Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. affords 100 sittings. The register dates from the year
The church of .All Saints and St. Margaret is a small Bnd 1559. The living is a ,'icarage. net yNirly value £80~
unpretending strncture, chiefly of flint and brick, with 21 acres of glebe and residenee, in the- gift of the.
pleasantly sitnated in a churchyard surrounded by trees, Provost lind fellows of Eton, and held since 1890 by the.
and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a tower at Rev. Henry .!.ston Walker :M.A.. of Oriel College, Oxford.
the western end!; the latter has been originally of flint, There is in the village a Wesleyan chapel. The
with flint and, stone panelling on the face of the buttresses, Rev. Thomas Warren, a former rector, left £212, th&
but it was extensively repaired with brick. in 1770, includ- interest of which, £5 13S. 4d., is devoted to the education
ing a low brick embattled parapet, and contains one bell, of the children of the parish in the principles of the Estab-
dated 1621: the style of the churoh is Decorated, of which lished Church. The Provost and fello.ws of Eton College,
the windows, partially filled with quarry glass, furnish who are lords of the manor, A. Harwood esq. of BeIstead
good examples: the chancel arch was destroyed in 1770, and Thomas H. Haward esq. are the principal landowners.
apparently to admit of the lowering of the roof, but suffi- The soil is heavy mixed; subsoil, clay and; sand. The
cient remains to show the ends of the chancel screen still chief crops are wheat, barley and mangolds. The area. is
embedded in it: the western arch opening into the tower 723 acres; rateable value, £719; the population in 1891
remlllins, and is perfectly plain: on the south side of the was 206. ,
chancel there is a piscina under a simple arched head~ with Parish Sexton, John Vince.
a rectangular opening towards the west: the church con- Letters arrive from Ipswich, viA Hintlesham, at 7 a.m. I;
tains a few interesting brasses and monuments; two of dispatched at 9.20 p.m. from Hintlesham. Copdock is
the latter, on either side of the chancel, are to members of the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 11 miles
the Flacke family, but both the inscriptions and the distant
blazonry of the shields were erased about 1846, but copies Wa.ll Letter Box cleared 7 p.m
of the inscriptions have been preserved; there are others The children of this parish attend the school at Hintlesham
to the same family of a more modern chara.cter, as well as Carrier, John Wesley, to Ipswich, tues. &; sat. to the
to the family of Stockton, 1600, and to the Rev. Thomas ' Swan'
Walker Rev. Hy. Aston M.A. Vicrge Game James, clock maker Jessop William, birch broom maker
Catchpole Charles, miller to Mr. T. Green James, farmer Rumsey James, beer retailer
H. Haward Haward Thomas Hayward, farmer Wesley John, pork butcher, 8hopkeeper
Cole Obadiah, shoe maker & miller (wind &; steam), Chattis· &; carrier
Coppon John, farmer ham hall
CHEDBURGlI is a pleasant village and paritih, 7 Rede parishes alternately to be placed in almshouses
miles south-west from Bury St. Edmunds and 5 south founded by him at Hawstead: the benefactions of Henry
from Little Saxham railway station on the Bury and and Oliver Sparrow, in the reign of James I. are invest~d
Newmarket branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the I in Consols, and the proceeds divided between the rector
. Southern division of the connty, Risbridge hundred, I and the poor:' a yearly rent-charge of 10S. arising out of a.
Thingoe and Thedrwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe I mill at Stanstead, left by Anthony Sparrow, is aJso distri-
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural I buted among the poor. The Marquess of Bristol is lord
deanery of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and of the manor and :principal landowner. The soil is clay;
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is an ancient subsoil, cla,y. The crops are wheat, oats, barley, beans
building of flint in the Decorated style, consisting of and roots. The a.rea is 570 acres; rateable value, £424;
chancel, nave, south pordh and a tower and 8pire of the population in 1891 was 255.
brick, built in 1842: there is a stained window Ito the Rev. Parish Clerk, Jonat/han Souter.
Henry Keyworth Creed, rector from' 1'864: the church Wall Letter Box cleared at 4.55 p.m.; sundays, 11 a.m.
affords 140 sittings, 80 being free. The registers date from Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7.30 a.m.
the year 1538. The living is a discharged rectory, net Wickhambrook is the nearest money order &; tele-
yearly value [140, including 42 acres of glebe, with resi- graph office, about 4 miles distant
dence, in the ~ift of the Marquess of Bristol, and held since National School (mixed), for the united parishes of
1892 by the Rev. Leonard Klamborowski RA. University Chedburgh &; Depden, &; holding 90 children; average
of London, M.A. Cantuar. Sir Robert Drury's charity attendanc~ 56; Miss .Annie Shaw, mistress
of £4 a year
,
entitles a poor widow of Chedburgh and, Oarrier. Jonn. Harris, to Bury, mono wed. fri. &; saf;
Chapman M,rs. Lawn cottage "Boreham Amos,pork btchr.~ boot ma Smith William Frederick, Marquis of
Klamborowski Rev. Leonard M.A:. Cooke William .Ambrose, overseer Cornwallis P.H
(rector) Harris Jonathan, shopkpr. &; carrier Symons William, blacksmith
COlOlERCIAL. Mudd Hobert &; Willi~ farmeI'!lo WoolIard Joseph, farmer
Bailey Henry, blacksmith Sturgeon George, Queen's Head P.H
CHEDISTON is a village and parish, 2 miles west men belonging to the ,parish; Smith's charity, noW'
from Halesworth, in the Northern division of the county, (i1900) amonnting to about £10 10S. per year, is giveD
Blything hundred, petty sessional division and union, away in flour about Christma's. Almshouses for five
Halesworth county court district, rural deanery of North poor persons, erected by Henry CIa-non in 1575, were
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- rebuilt in 1832. Chediston Hall, the seat of Mrs. Rant,
wich. The church of St. Mary is a plain but ancient is So mansion in the Elizabethan s,tyle, with pinnaclEd
building of flint in the Early EngJiish style, consisting (}f towers and an embattled parapet, and is .itua,ted on
chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western elevated ground in a pleasant park. The Grange i&
tower containing 4 bells, three of which were recast in surronnded by a moat. George Durrant and Francis
1897, and a new bell added by the Misses Tuck, of Hales- James Ridsdale esqrs. as trustees of the estate of th&
worth; the font is ancient and of octagonal form with late George Parkyns esq. are lords of the manor and
carved figures on its sides and at the base; the church chief landowners; Eugene FranC(Ois Louis Leguen de
lVas restored in 1895, at Q cost of £600 and affords 150 Lacmix and Mrs. Rant are beneficially entitled in
sittings. The register dateS' from the year 1630. The equal moieties. The soil is clay; subsoil in the. valley
living is a vicarage, consolidated with the rectory of Hales- is gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans.
worth, joint net yearly value £350, with about 20 acrell turnips, mangold-wurtzel and some land is in pasture.
of glebe land and cottages, and a residence at Hales- The area is 2,492 acres; rateable value, £2,067 15s.;.
worth, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held - the population in 1<891 was 363.
since 1889 by the Rev. A.bot Roland Upcher M.A. of Parish Clerk, Samuel eady.
Trini.ty College, Cambridge, rural dean of North Dun- Polrt. Office.-William COOy, sub-postmaster. Letter.
wich and surrogate, who resides at Halesworth. There is through Halesworth, arrive at 7 a.m.; d~spatched at
a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1'8'63. The Town 6 p.m. Postal orders issued here, but not paid.
farm, which produces a rental of £35 per year~ tithe free, Halesworth is the nearest money order &; telegrapli
was left for the repairs and expenses of the church. office, 3 miles distant
Sagar's charity of £1 yearly, derived from land Parochial School (mixed), to hold 50 children; average
at Cookley, is given to twenty of the oldest poor attendance, 39.
Groom Mrs. The Grange 'Button Chas. Geo. farmer,Church frm Girllng James, farmer
Rant Mrs. Chediston hall Cady Geo. builder, wheelwrt. &; farmr Green James, farmer, Brook funn
COMMERCUL. Cady William, shopkeeper, Post office Hall Robert William, farmer
Baker George, farmer, The -Grove Crane Thomas, shoe maker Hammond William, farmer
 94 CBEDlSTON. SUFli'OLK.
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[KELLY'S
Hayward Chas. Robt. Hy. farmer Leist Samuel, wheelwright Rackham John, Ifarmer
Hapkins William., farmer Lines Joeeph, farmer &; shoe J;Ilaker Read Thoi. Craclmell, farmer, 'Red ho
Hurren Geo. Duke of Wellington P.R Noo.ve In. frmr. &; landwnr.Marsh frm Rumsby Fred.k. farmer, Town farm
Hurren William, farmer, Ash farm Notley Charles Henry, miller (steam Whiting Thomas Chapman, farmer,
Ingate Wm. farmer, Leggatts farm &; wind) Berne hill
Leist Eliza (Mrs.), farmer Punchard William, farmer '
CHELMONDISTON is a. village and parish, on the verstone lIall, at a cost of about £500, besides £30
south bank of the broad and navigable Orwell, near its toward the furnishing. The club had in 1900, 80 mem·
mouth, 6 miles south-east from Ipswich, in the South bers. .A. good trade was formerly carried on here iD.
Eastern division of the county, Samford hundred, petty dredging for septaria, and as many as 30 boats have been
sessional division and union, Ipswich county court dis- engaged, but the trade is now discontinued. Part of
trict, rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk this village bears the name of [pin Mill, and has &
and diocese of Norwich. Sit. Andrew's church is an landing ferry on the river for passengers on the steamers
edifice of stone in the Early English style, consiS'ting of plying between Ipswich and Harwich. Charles Hugh
chancel with chapel, nav~, north aisle, south porch and Berners esq. of Woolverstone Hall, is the principal land-
an embattled western tower containing one bell: it was owner; the land is all freehold. The soil is mostly light
enlarged and thoroughly restured in 1868, and in 1891 sand; subsoil, mixed. The chief crops are wheat and
the chancel, side chapel and vestrlies were rebuilt from .barley. The area is 1,289 ,acres ()f land, 105 of tidal
designs by Mess:s. Bodley and Garner~ architects, of water a.nd !09 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,3°8; the.
London, and heatmg apparatus fitted, chIefly at the cost populatlOl1 m 1i891 was 845.
of the late Capt. Hugh Berners R.N. who gave £1,5°0 Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
toward,s these improvements: the roof was p1linted by Post, S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office. WaIter
Mesllrs. CPowell, of Lincoln:, an organ and" a new pulpit King, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ipswich at
were provided in 1898 at a cost of £200, and a screen 7 B.m. &; 2.20 p.m.; dispatched at 9.50 a.m. &; 6.25
was erected in .1900; the church affords 350 sittings. p.m.; on sundays dispatchlild at 12.5 p.m
The register dates from the year 1727. The living is a National Schools (mixed), erected in 1857, by the late
rectory. net yearly value £210. with residence, in the John Herners esq. aided by subscriptions, to held 225
gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since rt895 by the children; a class-room for 60 was added in 1899 at a
Rev. Armine Wodehouse. There are Baptist and Wes- cost of £150; average attendance, 220; in 1'88'8 an
leyan chapels. A branch of St. Peter's 'Home, at Kilburn, infant school was added for 50; Albert Edward Bentoll,
London W. has been established here and educates master ,
twelve girls. The house is lent 'by C. H. Barners esq. Carriers to Ipswich.-A. Mothersole, daily, except wed~
of Woolverstone Hall. !Sister Alice is in cha.rge. The nesday; Charles Lait, daily, thursday excepted
Diamond Jubilee Parish Club House wail erected and Water Conveyance. Steamboatl$ take passengers from
presented to the village by C. H. ~erners esq. of WooI- here to Ipswich &; Harwich several ,tAmes daily
Lower Nynian Yeo Hails WaIter, baker Mothersole Alfred, carrier LI.
Mahon Frederick frands, Bank bome Harrington Arthur &; Thomas, farmers Palmer William, boot maker
Wodehouse Rev. Armine•.Rectory Haste Joseph, grocer Powell Ellen (Mrs.), Alma inn, &7
• JOlE L Ha.ste William, barge owner !Sail maker
co RCIA. Hayward IGeorge, ,barge owner Richardson John, farmer •
Abbott Elizabeth M. (Mrs.), farmer, HowiettWm.Harris,Forester'sArmsP.H Rowe iBenjamin, chimney sweeper
White House farm King &; King, boat buildel'S Rudland Arthur, farmer
Brooks William, shopkeeper I King Arthur Edmund, butcher Rush Edgar, farmer
Carrington George, farmer King Frederick, boat builder Scarpe Abraham, insUrance agent
Crane John, Red Lion P.H King Henry, coal dealer Sharman John, confectione1"
Cnrtis Hoannah(Mrs. ),Butt&Oyster P.H King Wait. grocer &; draper, Post off Sisters' Home of Rest
Death John, blacksmith Lait Charles, carrier Strange'Mary (Mrs.), beer l'etaiIer
Denny Richard, ferryman Lower Nynian Yeo M.R.O.S:, L.R.C.P. Webb Fredk. builder &; wheelwright
Dunnett Charles, bricklayer .. Lond. Webb James, shipwright
Elmer Brothers, millers(wi:ild &; steam.) Mahon Frederi<ek Francis L.R.C.P.I. &; Wiseman Edwd. Charles,grocer &7 drp,r
&; mailtsters &; 0001 merchants L.R.e.S.l. phy,sician &; surgeon Wood Alfred, painter &; grocer
Haggar William, boot maker Marjoram David, bootma. ; &; Holbrook .
CHELSWORTH (or Chellesworth) is a parish and H.R.H. Duke of Kent; in 1'898 a. memorial window was
small village on the river Brett, 4! miles ltOuth~east from erected to E. H. Hardwick esq.; the church was re-
Lavenham. statioa on the Long Melford and Bury sectit>n novated about '1'849-50, and affords '200 sittings, 130 being
of the Great Eastern railway, 9 north-west from Sudibury free. The register dates from the year 1559. 'l'he living
and 5 north-west from Hadleigh, in the Southern d~vision is & ;rectory, net yearly value £'210, with 30 acres of
of the county, Cosford hundred and union, 'Hadleigh petty glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
sessional division and county court district, Hadieigh and held since ·1896 by the Rev. Henry Browne-Wilkinson.
rural deanery, Sudbury arohdeaconry and diocese of Ely. The yearly value of the parochial charities is about £37.
The church of All Saints is a structure of flint with stone Here are chalk. pits. .Qhelsworlh Hall, the property and
dressings in the PerpendicuJtar style, consisting of chancel, residence of Lieut.-'O:>l. Frederick Wm. IScudamore J.P.
clerestoried nave of three bays, aisles; north and sout,h is a modern mansion, delightfully situated near the viI·
porches and an embattled: western tower containing one lage. Lieut.-Col. George Henry Pocklington D.L., J.P.
bell: in a recess in the north '8iisle is the fine tomb of Sir (who is lord of the manor), Col. Frederic Pocklington J.fP'I
John de Philibert, ob. 1359, surmounted. by a. mass of and Lieut.-Col. Scudamore are the principal landowners.
carved foliage under a triangul'ar-headed: crocketed· The land is chiefly arable and very ,fertile; subsoil, chalk.
(llLIlOpy: near thill is an ancient piscina, and there is also The crops are wheat, barley, clover, turnips and man-
one in the chancel: 'the east window and three others are golds. The area is 871 acres of land and 6 of water;
stained: in 1849 a wall pamting O'f a "Doom" was dis- rateable value, £1,097; the population of the parish in
covered over the chancel arch, -it is & fac-llimile of the 1891 was 227.
painting in Holy Trinity chUTch, Coventry, and has been .
restored: hanging in the church are framed paintings of Post Office.--:-M rs. Mary Gag~, sub-postIDlstress. Letters
St. George and the Dragon, St. Christopher and other thro~gh Bildeston S.O. arnve at 6.30 a.m. &'5.5 p.m.
subjects: there is a. mural tablet in the south aisle to &; ~hsp~tched at 7 p.m.; sundays 10, ~.m.Monks
Sir Robert Pocklington K.M.T. d. l840, who in 1794 Elelgh 18 the nearest mon~y or~er &; .Hilderston the
rescued the Emperor of Germany from t.he French nearest telegraph office, 2 miles dIstant
cavalry, and ODe in the chancel to- Maj.-Gen. Stracey National School (mixed), erected in 1810, for about 50
Smyth, d. 1825, Lieutenant-Governor of New :Brunswick, children; average attendance, -26; Miss' Grace Bur-
North America, and for many years aide-de-camp to field, mistress
fuowne-WiIkinson Rev. Henry, [1he Pocklington Lieut.-Col. George Henry Bruce Wm. Robert,maltster &; farmer
Rectory D.L., J.P. The Barrards Gage Mary (Mrs.), grocer &; beer re-
:Burfield Mrs. White house' Sayle John H. The Grange tailer, &; post office
Herbert Mrs Scudam()re Lieut.-Col. Frederick Wm. Green Frederick, farmer, Comm<Jn fnn
Pocklington Col. Frederic J.P. Old J.P. Ohelsworth hall Raynham Thomas Sharman, builder
Manor house COMMERCIAL. Woodgate Riohard, farm bailiff to Lt.-
Pocklington Miss, Hillside Blyth William, farmer, Bridge farm Col. G. ill. PocldingroIll
CHEVINGTON is a village and parish 7 miles south. market section of the Great Eastern railway, in the
west.by-south by road from Bury St. Edmunds and 4 Southern division of the county, Thingoe hundred and
south from Little Saxham staMon on the Bury and New- union, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional division,
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. CLARE• 95
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Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural deanery of lord of the manors, John White esq. and the rector are
Horningsheabh, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of the principal landowners; there are other smaller pro-
Ely. The church ()f All Sain'ts is a building of stone in prietors. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, blue clay.
the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave, south The crops are of the usual kind. The area is 2,44'a
porch and an embattled wes-tern tower with crocketed acres; rateable value, £1,664; the population in 1891
pinnacles containing 5 beUs: it was repaired and re- was 545.
seated in 1838, and in 1889 the roof was restored at 8 ' Parish ·Olerk, Jonathan Cooper.
cost of nearly £200: there are. 280 sitbings, 220 being Post Office. Jonathan Cooper, sub-postmaster. Letter.
free. The registers date from about the year 1559. The from Bury 1St. Edmunds arrive at 7.40 a.m.; dis-
living is a rectory, net yearly value £400, in- patched at 5.'10 p.m.; sundays, 10.40 a.m. Postal
eluding 32 acres of glebe, with residence, in orders are issued here, but not paid. Horringet is the
the gift of and held since .185'3 by the Rev. John nearest money order &; telegraph office, 4 miles distant
White M.A. of Caius College, Cambridge, anll J.P. Suff. Wall Letter Box near The Ruffins, cleared at 5.40 p.m. ;
Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel. The net proceeds -sundays, XI.IO a.m
of the poor's estate are divided among the poor at Police Station, George Cutting, constable
Christmas. The poor have a coat or gown and an National School (mixed), el'ected in 1847, at a cost of
annui,ty of £2 from Lady Kytson's charity, and there is £600, on a site given by the Marquess of Bristol, waa
also a poor's allotment, inclosed at a cost of £50. In enlarged in 1884 at a cost of £200, for 140 children;
the village is a clothing factory, employing a great average attendance, go; Frederick King, master;
number of females. The Marquess of Bristol, who is Mrs. Mary Ellen King, infants' mistress
Smith William Henry, The Lodge Bridge William, wheelwright Sangster John, thr8llhing machine pro-
White Rev. John :M.A., J.P~ Rectory Brown Thomas, blacksmith prietor &; farmer
Cooper J onathan, builder Sangster Mary (Mrs.), Greyhound inn
COMMERCIAL. Evered John J.grocer,draper &; general Simkin John, farmer
Argent Martin, shoe maker stores Smith Wm. Hy. &; Co. clothing manfrs
Avey Waiter, farmer Fyson John, farmer, Buffins Smith William Henry, farmer
Bridge Alfred, farmer Goddard Thomas Henry, farmer Tredgett Albert Charles, farmer
Bridge Charles, farmer Newman George, flour dealer White John, farmer &; laodowner
Bridge Edwin James, farmer Pettit Eliza (Mrs.), landowner &; farmr
•

CHILLESFORD is a village and parish <:1 miles is near the head of the Butley river, on which is a large
south-east from Wickham Market station on the Ips- steam and water mill, the property of Arthur Herbert.
wich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern rail- Edward Wood esq. of 'Sudbourne Hall, and at present
way, 9 north-east from Woodbridge and 3 north-west occupied by Miss Kate ISewell. In the neighbourhood is
from Orford, in the South Eastern division of the a decoy for wild fowl. The principal landowners are
county, Plomesgate hundred and union, Woodbridge Arthur Herbert Edward Wood esq. of lSudbourne Hall,
petty sessional division and county court district, rural who is lord of the manor, and Lord Rendlesham. Here
deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffo1k and diocese are crag and loam pits, brick earth is dug and bricks-
of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is a bmlding of are made. The soil is mixed; subsoil, crag. The chief
stone in the Decorated or Second Pointed style, con- crops are barley and oats. The area is 1,850 acres of
sisting of eha.ncel, nave, south porch and a western land and 21 of water, 4 of tidal water and 16 of fore-
tower containing one bell: the stained east window is. a shore; rateable value, £1,153; the population in 189I
memorial to P. Christie esq. 1875, and there is another was 241.
to the Rev. Charles Grayson Pickthall B.A. rector, Sextou, John Snowden.
1856-83: the chancel retains a piscina. and there is Letters through Wickham Market arrive at 8.30 a.m.
another in the nave: the font is Norman: there Wall Lett('r Box cleared at 5.15 p.m. sundays ex..
are 100 sittings. The register dates from -the year cepted. Orford is the nearest money order &; tele-
1706. The living is a rE90ry, net yearly value £199, graph office, 3 miles diatant _
including 9 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift Schoo1 (mixed), erected in 1857; average attendance,
of Miss Pickthall and others, and held since 1882 by the -48; Miss Margaret Hunt, mistress
Bev. Beaufoy James Saint Pattrick RA. of St. Mary Carrier to Woodbridge.-William George Sharman
Hall, Oxford, who is also vicar of Wantisden. The parish passes through from Orford, daily
Pattrick Rev. BeaufoyJam98 Saint RA. Knights Harriet (Mrs.), shopk"eeper Sewell Kate (Miss), miller '(steam &;
Rectory Longe John Martin, land agent,Chilles- water)
Daking John Albert, farmer, Hill fQl'IIl ford lodge Wase D. E. (Mrs.), farmer,Church fnn
CHILTON is a parish and village 11 miles north-east is an 'ancient stuccoed mansion, standing in a field
from Sudbury Itation, in the Southern division of the between the Waldingfield high road and Chilton church,
~ounty, Sudbury union and county court; district. the entrance to which is by a bridge over a moat sur-
Babergh hundred, Melford petty sessional division, rural rounding the hall and grounds. Brick making is ex-
dee.nery and archdeaconry of '8udbury, and diocese of tensively carried on in this parish. Richard Newman
• Ely. The church of St. Mary is a fine structure of esq. is lord of the manor. The principa:l landowners are
flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Henry Meeking, Mrs. Wm. Howard, E. C. Gibbons and G.
with chapel ()n the north side (used as an organ chamber Blencoe esqs. The soil is loam; subsoil, brick-earth and
and vestry), na.ve and an embattled western tower of chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
brick, with small pinnacles and containing one bell: in oats. The area is 1,004 acres; rateable value, £1,306;
the chn.rch are two handsome altar tombs to the Crane thll population in 1891 was 204'
family, 1624: the church was extensively repaired in Sexton Samuel Elliston.
1868 and 1875, and affords 120 sittingS'o The r e g i s t e r ' .
dates from the year 1623. The living is 3 discharged Letters through Sud~ury arnve 7 &; IO.go a.m. &; are
TeCtory, net yearly value £140 , with 22 acres of glebe collectoo on return Journey abo~t 6 p.m. The ne~est
and residence, in the gift of J. Barnoin Rowcliffe esq. ~oney order &; telegraph office IS at Sndbury, xl IDllea
and held since 1898 by the Rev. John Milner M.A. dIstant - .
Scholar of tDowning 'O:>llege, Cambridge. 'Chilton Hall, The children 'of this place attend the schools at Sudbury
the property and residence of Mr. Henry Meeking, farmer, & Waldingfield
Andrews Marshall, fl'he Mount 'l'omkins John Ratford, The Hollies Gibbons Edward Charles, brick maker
Buckingham Mrs. Chilton Hill bou8e Upson Mrs Mooking Frances- (Mrs.), farmer, Chil-
Cam;er Geo. Tilson Shaan, Chilton bo ton grange
(}hristy Mrs. Chilton grove . COMHERCIAL. Meeking Henry, farmer &; landowner.
Meeking Henry, Chilton hall Bigg Charles, toboooo deaJer Chilton hall; &; at Sudbury
Milner Rev. John M.A. Rectory - Elliston Thomas, shopkeeper Theobald Joseph, Maldon Grey P.H
CLARE is a. small market town and parish on the deaeonry of S'udbury and dioeese of Ely. The town
river Stour, which separates this county from Essex, is lighted with gas from works the property of Mr. C.
with a station on the branch of the Great Eastern rail- W. Grimwood. The church of SS'. .Peter and Paul is
way from Sudbury to Cambridge, 56 miles from Lon- an ancient and beautiful structure of flint with stone
don, 16 south-west-by-south from Bury St. Edmunds, dressings, consisting of chancel, nave of six bays, with
9 north-west from Sudbury and 8 east from Haverhill, clerestory, aisles, north and; south porches, and an em-
in the Southern division of the eounty, Risbridge battled tower, 77 feet in height, containing a clock and
hundred, petty sessional division and union, county 8 bells: tradition assigns the erection of this
court district of HaverhiU rural deanery of Clare, arch- church to Richard de Clare, Earl of Clare,

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Hereford and· Gloucester about the middle of the
13th century; and the existing tower appears to
have been a portion of that structure: the lower
portion of the tower and the lancet windows are ;Early
English; the north and south porches are decorated,
and the nave, aisles and Priory chapel in the south aisle
are Perpendicular: the south porch has elaborate stone
groining: the aisles have been extended eastwards, and
now open to the chancel by two arches, above which are
clerestory windows: there is a piscina in the chancel,
another in the north aisle, and a hagioscope: at the
east end of the nave are spired turrets, each containing
a flight of stairs; the octagonal font is of the Perpen-
dicular period; the brass eagle lectern is supposed to
have been presented by Queen Elizabeth, anel a goblet
which had been taken from a Spanish galleon, now used
as a chalice, is aJso said to have been given by her
Majesty: at the east end of the nave is a very elaborate
brass, erected by the members of the Royal Clarence
Lodge of Freemasons of this town and other brethren
in the province of Suffolk, to H.R.H. Prince Leopold,
Duke of Albany K.G. at the time of his decease (28
March, 1884), Worshipful Master of this lodge and Pro-
vincial Grand Master of Oxfordshire :there are memorial
windows to John Isaacson, d. 1870, and Betsy Isaac-
son, d. 1883, and others to the Barker family, to whom
also various tablets have been erected; several ledger
stones remain, once enelosin~ brasses to ecclesiastics:
the church was repaired during the period from 1834
to 1836, when a gallery was erected in the north aisle,
but at the restoration of the church, begun in 1878,
the galleries and a screen which shut out the view of
the west window were removed and the fabric generally
renovated at a total cost of [,1,500: in 1883 the restor-
ation was continued: the nave being reseated and a new
carved oak pulpit erected, and in 11899 the tower was
thoroughly restored ,from within, under the direction
of Mr. Detmar Blow, architect, of London, at a COl!t
of [,1,160; there are about 1,200 sittin~s, of which 774
are free. The register dates from the year 1558. The
living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value [,IIO,
including 32 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift
of the Duchy of Lancaster, and held since 1896 by the
Rev. James Raynold Morley Vatcher M.A. of Clare Col.
lege, Cambridge. There are Baptist and Congregational
chapels. A cemetery of 12 acres was formed in 1'8187, at a
cost of [,350: the churchyard was closed for interments,
December 31st, 18'88, the cemetery is under the control
of the Parish Council. The Corn Exchange on the
east side of the Market place, was erected in 1838, at
a cost of [,400, and is 64 feet lon~ and 36 broad. The
old Market cross was taken down m 1838. The Market
held on Monday is usually for grain and cattle. The
Literary Institute and Reading room was established
in 1850. The Church Estate, consists of land, cottages
and gardens, the rents of which are applied to general
church purposes; and! there is also a rent-charge of
2S. given by unknown donors for the ringing of the bells
on the 5th of November. The poor's land of 3 acres,
is for the supplying of fuel to eight poor widows, the
rent of the "Goose Croft," a pie~e of land of about
13; acres, is distributed in bread amongst the poor of
Clare and Chilton; 2i acres of this land was purchased
by the parishioners, but how the remainder was ac-
quired: is unknown. The common pasture charity is
held in trust by 15 residents of Clare; the upper
common, comprising about 43 acres, is let off in garden
allotments; the lower common, comprising 18 acres,
is used a.s pasturage for horses, kine and sheep, by
such inhabitants of Clare as do not hold land or real
property above the ratea.ble value of ['20; the charges
are, for horses and kine £2 5S. per head: the vicar'!!
priviiege is now a modus in lieu of titbe, amounting
to the rent of two cow walks: the surplus proceeds
from this charity are applied by the trustees for the
benefit of the deserving poor of Clare and Chilton, the
trustees being empowered to distribute the same in
various ways as the oceasion arises. In 1668, William
Cadge left out of his estate in Barnardiston, a yearly
rent-charge of [,25, to be applied to the schooling of
ten poor boys, and [,15 for clothing eight poor widows.
Under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners. thiF
charity has suffered certain modification~ by which an
annual salary of £35, with a moiety of the boys' pay-
ments, is now given to the schoolmaster. Three alms-
houses have also been built to hold six inmates. The
poor of Chilton have by ancient custom 6s. 8d. yearly
from land caller Collin';s. The remains of an encamp-
ment, supposed to be Roman, may be distinctly traced
on the common to the north of the town.
Clare was one of 9.1 lordships in this county, given by
the Conqueror to Richard Fitz-Gilbert, sometimes 9tylQd
[ XELLTS
"Earl of Clare," but the honour of Clare comprised
many other parishes in Essex, Surrey, Middlesex and.
Hertford, which now belong to the Crown a.s part of
the Duchy of Lancaster. Gilbert de Glare, 10th lord of
Clare and nephew of Edwaid II. died unmarried, being
slain at Bannockburn, 24 June, 1314, and the lordship
then passed to his sister and co-heir, Elizabeth, widow
of John de Burgh, Earl of IDst.er, and foundress of
Clare College, Cambridge, to which, in 1359, she gave-
a code of statutes; she died 4 Nov. 136o, and· was
eventuaHy succeeded in the lordship of Clare and earl-
dom of Ulster by her grand-daughter Elizabeth, wh()
married, when very young, Lionel Plantagenet, third
son of Edward Ill. who was created (13 Nov. 1362)
Duke of Olarence; this title, which becamil extinct in
1368 and again in 1421, was conferred in 1441 upon
George Plantagenet, 6th but 3rd surviving son of
Richard, Duke of York, but was forfeited on his at-
tainder in 1477, and was not revived! till 1789, when
George Ill. created his third son, William Henry, Duk&
of Clarence; who in 1830 succeeded to the crown as
William IV.: H.R.H. the late Prince Leopold K.G. was
created (24 May, 1881) Baron Arklow, Earl of Clarence
and Duke of Albany, and these titles have descended
to his only son. The dukedom of Clarence, held as
above stated by his late Majesty, William IV. was con-
ferred in conjunction with Avondale (24 May, 1890)
upon H.R.H. the late Prince Albert Victor of Wales
K.G. but became extinct on his death, 14th Jan.
1892. The earldom of Clare, however, was revived in
1624, in favour of John (Holles) Baron Haughton, but.
became extinct on the death of John, 4th Earl and
Marquess of Clare and Duke of Newcastle, 15 July,.
171t. All these titles were subsequently conferred on
Thomas (Pelham-HoUes) Baron Pelham,who had married
a sister of the last holder; on his death, 17 Nov. 1768,.
the earldom and marquessate of Clare beeame extinct
and have since so remained. Under a house in the
Market place is an ancient crypt, with a massive groined
roof, supported in the centre by an octangu1ar pillar.
In front of the Swan inn is an ancient carving of a swan
chained to a tree, and now used as a sign, but evi-
dently from its shape having originally been the eorbel
of a window. Near the church stands a house of the
15th century, an interesting specimen of the domestiC'
architecture of the Middle Ages. The house called
"Clifton," fotmerly occupied! by a member of the Bar-
nardiston family, has a beautiful old chimney of four
shafts, dating from the rei~ of Henry VII. and in
the hamlet of Chilton is an ancient house formerly a
chapel, with a Norman doorway: during the Civil War
it was used! as a powder magazine.
Clare Castle, anciently the baronial residence of tire
so-styled Earls of Clare, by one of whom it is said t()
have been rebuilt, stood on the south side of the town,
and occupied an angle formed by the junetion of a
rivulet with the Stour, which site, strengthened by art..
rendered it a military position of considerable import-
ance, and the fortress is said to have been equal in
~randeur to any of the feudal structures in the king-
dom: the site of the whole fortification comprising an
area of 20 acres, can still be traced; it was originally •
surrounded by a deep fosse, and divided into an outer
and inner ward or bailey, the latter being inclosed by
a wall; a narrow path, winding round a hill about 60
feet high, leads to the remains of the keep, originally
a circular building of flint, strongly cemented ancI
strengthened with buttresses, which, from its situation
near the frontier, is supposed to have .been erecteu
when the kingdom of the East Angles was independent:
within the castle was a callege, originaHy founded by
Alfric, in the time of King Canute. and dedicated to St_
John the Baptist; it became a cell of the Abbey of Bee
between 1090 and II24; it was refounded by Gilbert.
lord of Clare, and subsequently removed to Stoke. The-
castle, after its alienation, went to the Barnardistons:
in the reign of Charles n. it passed to the Elwes family,.
of Stoke, with whom it remained till 1825. when it was
purchased' for a wedding present to the late' John
Barker esq. of The Priory; Lieut.-Gen. George Digby
Barker C.R now (19°O) governor of the Bermudas,.
is the present owner. In DeNlmber, 1865, a ~old cruci-
fix attached to an ornamental gold chain was found nef.r
the entrance to the railway station on the site betweeIl'
the inner and outer bailey of the castle, both crucifix
and chain, whieh were in excellent preservation, are noW"
at Windsor Castle, having been claimed on the part of
the Crown as treasure trove; at the intersection of the'
cross is a large pearl, and enclosed in it is 8 frag'tnent
of wood, said to be a piece of the "True Cross," there-
is strong reason to believe that this crucifix form£'cI
part of the royal collection of jewels belonging to Ed·
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
ward U!. as a cross of this kind is described in a list of
that monarch's jewels, but subsequently disappeared.
..At a short distance on the south-west of the castle
d separated from it by the river Stour and th'" Great'
an <T
Eastern railway, are the remains of a priory <)f Austin
friars, founded in 1248 by Richard de Clare, Earl of
Gloucester and Hereford. Joan of Acre, second daughter
of Edward I. and wife of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, and 9th lord or Earl of Olare
after his death, 7 Dec. 1295, married his servant
RaJph Monthermer, afterwards creat-ed Baron Mon-
thermer; she died here in 1307, and was buried at the
Priory, in a beautiful chapel she had built tbere her
funeral being attended by her brother Edward II~ and
most of the Eng~sh nobility: subsequently Phillippa,
the daughter of LlOne] (Plantagenet) Duke of Clarence
K.G. and granddaughter of Edward Ill. was also buried
in this chapel, together with many other royal and dis-
-tinguished personages: it appears to have been con-
verted into a dwelling-house in r604 by the then owner
Sir Thomas Barnardiston, a panel in one of the room~
still bearing his initials and that date. The remains of
a bridge, now covered by the railway, lead to the sUP
position of a former communication with the castle.
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Although the Priory has undergone considerable alter-
ations and repairs, it still retains much of its old
character: the main building now standing eonsists of
a basement and! first floor, supported by massive but-
tresses, above which are attics, a very fine example of
groining, some old oak carving and panelling, an ancient
doorway, rema1ns of the cloisters, a stoup or basin for
holy water, and a piscina and sedilia still exist; to the
east is a building supposed to have been the refectory
or infirmary, now converted into a noble room
up.wards of 60 feet in. length and 30 in height: th~
~rIory, the property of. LIeut.-Gen. G. Digby Barker C.B.
IS now (1900) {)Ccupled 'by Ale~ander G. Linzce esq.
Courts baron and customary are held yearly for the
~anors of Erbury an~ Stoke-with-Chilton. The prin-
CIpal landowners are LIeut.-Gen. G. Digby Barker C.B.
.Henry William Dennis esq. the trustees of the late
William Bowyer esq. and Miss Jones. The area. is 2,27$
acres of lan~ a~d 10 of water; rateable value, £5,210;
the populatIOn m 1 8'g1 was 1,657 in the civil and '1651
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in the ecclesiastical parish. ' Clerk to the Parish Council, Frank R. Twitchett
Chilton is a hamlet, a mile and a quarter north from
the church. . bridge Union, Edward Alfred Piggott L.R.C.P.Edin
Wall Letter Box, Bridewell street, cleared at 2 & 5.30
p.m.; sundays, 10.45 R.m
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office (Railway
,sub-Office. Letters should have R.8.0. Suffolk,
added).-,Harry Crow, postmaster. Letters arrive
at 5.35 &; 9.30 a.m. & 5.15 p.m.; dispatched at
U.20 a.m. & 2.30 p.m. to London, 6.40 p.m. to Cam-
bridge &; Peterboro' & 7.55 p.m. to London; on sun-
. days arrive at 5.35 a.m.; dispatched 6.10 p.m
Wall Letter Box, Gas works, cleared at :z &; 6 p.m. week
d~ys only
OOUNTY MAG]ST!RA'DEIS FOR R]S1BRIDG1E l'fEtrTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Packer Rev. Arthur M.A. Rectory, Hartest, Bury St.
~munds, chairman
Loch Lord G.O.B., G.'O.M.G., P.C., D.C.L. Stoke Col-
lege, Stoke-by-Olare
Barnes John Edward esq. M.R.C.8.Eng. Clare R.S.O
CLARE. 97
Goodchild C. Sharpe esq. The Hall, Great Wratting
Haverhill
G t W"ll"
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~r een 1 lam sham esq. Chauntry house, Haverhill
LIttle Rev. Jos~ph Russell, Stansfield, Clare RS.O
Taylor ~redeqck esq. Boyton Hall, [Little Wrattin~,
HaverhIll 1 '1
.Th~ chairm~, f~r the time being, of the Clare Rural
DIstrIct CouncIl, IS. an ex-officio magistrate.
Clerk to. the MagIstrates, John Bigmore. Haverhill
Pet~y SeSJslOns held at -the Police stations, Clare &; Haver-
hIll, every alt-e~ate m~n~~y, at 11 a.m. The places in
'the petty sessIOnal dIVISIOn are Barnardiston Clare
Denston, Great Bradley, Great Thurlow' Greai
~ratting, Haverhill, Hawkedon, Hundon, K~dington,
LIttle Bradley. Little Thurlow, Little Wratting Monk"
Risbridge, Poslingford, Stansfield Stoke-bY-Clart:,
Stradishall, Whixoe, Wickhambrook' &; Withersfield
OL.!.R~ RURAL DISTRlar COUNCIL.
Meets at Kedmgton Workhouse fortnightly on friday."
Chairman, Rev. J. R. Little, Stansfield near Clare
Clerk, John Bigmore, ~ueen street, Haverhill
Treasurer, Algernon Beckford Bevan Capital &; Counties
Bank, Haverhill '
I Medical Officer, William Armistead M.B. Shelford Cam-
bridge '
Sanitary Inspector, Wm. Hy. Carr, Clare
Surveyor, William Benjamin Buxton C.E. Clare
Inspectol' under the Petroleum Act. Wm. Hy. Carr
Inspector of Explosives, James Bardwell, Clare
PUBLIO ESTABL]SHMENTS.
Cemetery, Frank R Twitchett, clerk to the parish council
Corn EXiCha?ge, Ge? Goody & other shlarehldrs. proprs
County Police StatIOn, James Bardwell, superintendent,
& 2 oonstables
Stamp Office, Harry Crow
Volunteer Fire Brigade, W. T. Cooke, capt. .& 10 men;
T. H. Stokoe, secretary
PUBLIO OFFrOERiS.
Collector of Queen's Taxes, William George ClaydeI4
Steeple Bumpstead
Assistant Overseex, Frank R. Twitchett
Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, No. 2 District, Ris.
Medical Officer, No. 4 Distriot, Sudbury Union, George
Herbert Metoalfe L.RC.P.Lond
Inspectors under Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act,
Arthur Pollard Burgon M.RC.V.S
Relieving &; Vaccination Officer, No. 2 District, Risbridge
Union, Henry James Hariss Newton
Schools.
A School Board of 5 members was formed 29 Sept. 18 75;
F. C. Wayman, clerk to the board; George Ince, at-
tendance officer
Board School (mixed), converted from the former
National Schools in 1875, for 280 boys &; girls &; 122
infants; average attendance, 157 boys .& girls &; 70
infants; Herbert Thornton, master; Mrs. Amy
Thornton, infants' mistress
Railway Sootion, Ezekiel Beare, station master
Carriers.
William Byford, by railway
Thomas Willis, to Sudbury, tues. bhurs. &; sat

PlUVATlll RESIDBNTS. Metcalfe George Herberh Barclay &; Co. Limited (agency) (G.
Bareham Mrs Newson ThomaJ8 Hunter, Clare house Goody, agent); draw on head office,
Barnes John Edwa.:rdJ.P.,M.R.C.S.Eng Perry 'Miss 54 Lombard -street, London E C
Bowyer Mrs. Church farm Piggott Edward Alfred police &; inspector of explosives
Brown iMiss A. W Ray 'Charles, Clare mills Bardwell James, superint-endent of
Brown IMliss!M. A Ray Mrs. Clarence house Bareham Eben~er, bricklayer
Brown'Mrs Ratcliff George Alfred, Oollis street Bareham Harry, bricklayer &; beer rtlr
Campion William Winter, Norfolks Swift Rev. Edgoar R.. B.A. (curate) Ba:.-eham William, shopkeeper & baker
Carter William Taylor :Miss Bareham Willie, Bear & Crown f:.mily
Clark Mrs Thomas Rev. David Lewis (Cong) & commercial hotel &; posting house.
Crow Mrs. Stour cotta.ge Tooke Rev. William (Baptist) builder & contractor
Da.wson Charles. Chilton hall Thornton Herbert Beare Ezekiel, sta.tion master
Deeks George Twitchett Frank R .Market place BishQp Thomas F. White Hart P.IL
Deeks Miss Vateher Rev. James Raynold Morley G'hilton
Dennis William Henry, ChiltoD M.A. (vicar). The Vicarage BoardI!Jan Charles, land &; estate ag~.
Glazin Alfred Wayman Francis Charles, Stour house auctIOneer & valuer; & at Haverhill
G?ody George Wilson Mrs. Chilton cottage Bowyer William (trustees of), farmer,
Hicks Henry Woodgate, IHill farm COMMERCIAL. Church farm
Ince Mrs Ager Wm. cab proprietor & coal mer Burgon Arthur P., M.R.O.V.S. veter-
Jackson Alfred Evana Balls MessrS'. J. M. AI; R. auctioneers, inary surgeon &; inspector underCon-
Jones Miss, CliftOIl8 land &; estate agents & surveyors; tagious Diseases (Animals) Act; &; ai
I..insee Alexander Grosvenor,ThePriory established 1846 Haverhill
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Buston William. Benjamin C.E. lI1,lr- Hickford Richard (Mrs.), ODwkeeper Piggott Edward Alfred L.R.C.P. & S.
veyor to Rural District Council Hickford Thomas, Miilers' Arms P.H Edin., LoS.O. surgeon, & medical of-
Butcher Alfred, draper &; grocer Hicks Henry Woodgate, farmer,Hill fro ncer & public vaccinator for 1S"0. 2
ByfordCharles Watson, corn, coal &; Ince J. &; H. G. outfitter,s district, Risbridge union
manure merchant Ince Alfred, gamekeeper to Charles Potter Alex. Henrv, watch maker
Byford Edward, thatcher Dawson esq. Chilton Prior IGertrude & Kate (Misses), dress
Byford William, cartage agent for G. Ince George, school attendance officer makers
E. Ry. Co. Railway station Inca Harry George, draper Pryka William, The Swan P.H
Capital &; Co.unties Bank Limited Jarvis Octavius Alexander, builder Ratcliffe Adolphus, !painter
(agency) (Frank R. Twitchett,agt.); "arvl. William Geo!"ge. builder, Ray Charles, miller (water &; steam),
draw on head office, 39 Threadneed.le contractor, undertaker, plumber & maltster & farmer
street, London E 0 painter; plans & specifications pre- Richardson Charlotte(Ml'il.),pork btchr
CaIT William Henry, sanitary inspector pared, eg,timates given; also brick Robinson John, horse dealer
Clare Rural District Council & tile manufacturer, Cavendish road Sage Frederick, bair dresser
Cemetery (Frank R. Twitchett, clerk Jeffery Edwd. wheelwright, Chilton Sargeant Arthur, butcher
to the parish council) Jolly Alfred, Cock inn & butcher Smith Charles, baker
Chisnall Josiah, shopkeeper Literary Institute &; Reading Room Spurgeon James, shopkeeper
Coo Ar'thur, boot maker (Thomas Stokoe, sec.; George Jef- Starnes John, chimney sweeper
Coe Elizabeth Rebecca (Miss), printer, freys, librarian) Steed Rebeoca Webb(Miss),music tchr
bool.seller &; stationer Lufkin IRalph Alexander, grocer &; pro- Stiff Bennett, saddler
Coley \Herbert, baker vision merehant Stiff ,Harry, beer retailer
Corn Exchange (George Goody &; other Mallison John, hair dresser Stiff Sarah (Mrs.), china &; glass deaIr
shareholders, proprietors) Marlin Thomas, painter &; glazier &; Stockburn Harry O. farmer
Cowle Ernest, wheelwright beer il'Btailer Stakoe Thos. pharmaceutical chemist
Cowlin J{)hn, Bell family &; commercial Mayhew J!am.~, .seedsman &; photographer, &; publisher of
:hotel & posting house Metcalfe George Hrbt. L.R.C.P.Lond., local views, &; agent for W. &
Crow H. 1& Son, boot &; shoe makers M.R.C.S.Eng. physician &; surgeon &; A. Gilbey Limited, wines &; spirits &;
{)row Harry, postmaster medical officer No. 4 district, Sud- the Romford &; other ales
<Jushing Edward, saddler &; harness ma bury union Suttle William, tailor
navey John, Waggon &; Horses P.H Mitson Harry, jun. plumber Taylor Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker
:Dawson Cha8. Collis, watch &; clock ma Mitson Henry, furniture dealer Tibaldi Robert T., M.R.C.V.S. veterin-
"Deeks John &; Sons, carriage builders Mortlock Richard; ironmonger &; corn ary surgeon
.Deeks Alice (Miss), dress maker &; coal merchant' Tuffin George, fishmonger
Deeks Harry James, tobacconist Newson Maria iMitchell (Mrs.), la.dies' Twitchett Daniel, farmer, Priory farm
:Dennis William Henry, landowner, far- school, ,Clare house Twitchett iHannah (Miss), tailoress
mer, miller (water i& steam) &; malt- Newton Henry James Hariss, relieving Twitchett Edith (Miss), dress maker
ster, C h i l t o n & V'lLCcination officer No. 2 District, Twitchett Frank R. agent Capital &;
Downs Harry, tailor &; woollen draper Ris'bridge. union &; sohool attendance Counties Bank Limited
Dyson Harry, The Lion iP.H officer Twitchett Simeon, leather cutter &;
Eilingham Alfl'ed, painter Orbell Ann (Mrs.), dress maker &; boot coal dealer
Ellingham James, builder warehouse Volunteer Fire Brigade (W. T. Cooke,
Fisher &; Steed, solicitors (attend on Orbell ThQ'mas &; Sons, agricultural captain; T. H. Stokoe, tlecretary)
mondays); & at Long Mellord engineers & weighbridge proprietors Wayman Francis Charles, solicitor &;
·Gas Works (Charles William Grim- Pain James George, tea &; coffee dealer commissioner for oaths &; 'Perpetual
wood, proprietor) Parker John, blacklmlith commissioner,&; clerk to school 'board
Goodchild George, butcher, cattle dlr. Parker Stephen, boot & shoe maker Whitbread John, farm bailiff to Misa
&; farmer Parson James, basket maker Jones
Goody George, draper &; grocer, Mar- Pashler Fredk. Chas. baker 1& confectnr Wiffen Eli, wheelwright
ket hill Pavey J ames Willsher, Half Moon Willis Thomas, carrier
· Gower William, carpenter family &; commercial hotel &; posting Windred Alfred, wheelwright
Hardy Daniel, baker house; billiards Wright Edwin, chemist
·Hart Ernest Frederick, ironmonger .

CLAYDON is a parish and large village, on the Gip- lage, and now the residence of Richard Corder esq•
.,ping, a tributary of the Orwell, and half 8 mile north- is an Elizabethan mansion, built for the Aylmer
west from the Claydon station on the Ipswich and Bury family in 1621, and the initial letters 1. A.. with the
section of the Great Eastern railway, 73 miles from date 1621 appear on ihe upper part of the house.
London and 4 north from Ipswich, in the South Eastern The Kennels is' the property and residence of M. G,
-division of the county, Bosmere hundred, Bosmere and Hale esq. who breeds and trains here a large number
'Claydon petty !ressional division and union, Ipswich of greyhounds. Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Park,
-county court district, rural deanery of Claydon, archdea- who is lord of the manor; the trustees of Tooley's Alms-
'Conry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church houses, Ipswich, Richard Corder esqo and Messrs. B.
of St. Peter is a small edifice of rubble and ftint, consist- Ceckrell and Henry Frederick Moore are the l>rincipal
ing of chancel, nave, transepts, south porch and an em- landowners. The land is a. mixed soil, on a chalk sub-
battled western tower with pinnacles containing one bell; soil. The chief crops are whea.t, barley, beans and peas.
the western angles of the nave and the south doorway, The area is 971 acres; rateable value, £2,006; the
exhibit Saxon long and short work; the remainder of population in 1891 was 562.
the nave and the tower are Perpendicular; the chancel Parish Clerk, Thomas Morgan.
and transepts were rebuilt in 1852, in the Decorated
style: the church has been reseated with open oak Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
benches and affords 250 ,sittings. The register dates Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Mrs. Clara
from the year 1560. The living is a rectory, consoli- Louisa Moore, ~ub-postmistress. Letters arrive from
dated with that of Akenham, joint net yearly value £410, Ipswich at 5.0 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at 12.30
including 30 acres of glebe in thi9 parish and 20 acres in &; 8,40 p.m
.!.kenham, with residence, in the gift of George Drury This parish is included in the Blakenham United School
esq. and held since 1896 by Rev. Ansell Jones, of St. Board district, formed 4 Oct. 1875 .
Bees. Here are Baptist and Congregational chapels. In Board School (mixed), for the 4 parishes, built in 1880
the parish are limekilns, some chalk pits and 2 whiting at a cost of £500, for 146 children; average attend-
'Danufactories. Claydon Hall, now a. farmhouse, is built ance, 136; William James Fell, master
on the site of an ancient castle, part of the moat of Railway Station, Albert Bassingthwaighte, station mstr
which still remains. The Old Hall, formerly known Carriers from Coddenham, Needham Market & other
as Mock Bef!'Q'&rs
, Hall, half a mile south of the vii- places, pass through Ipswich daily
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Agnew Mrs Schreibel' Mrs Cockrell Hobert, landowner
Cobbold John, Clavdon •
villa Watkins Joseph, Claydon hall Cooper Edward,whiting manufacturer
Corder Richard, Old Hall Corder Richard, landowner, Old Hall
Elliott Mrs. Rose cottage C;OMMERCIAL. Orowfoot Horaee Frederick, saddler
Gurney WaIter Somerville,Blythmore Ashford Henry, grocer &; draper Dedman Charles, bricklayer
Hale Matth{'w G. The Kenne18 Askew Philip, bootmaker Dedman Jabez, pork butcher
Hale ~Irso ::\Ialld villa Barker Arthur, The Crown P.H Dedman William &; Son, builders &c
Jones Rev. -Ansell, Rectory Cobbold Arthur Henry, agricultural Deeks George Henry, Greyhound P.H
Phillips Mn Claydon lodge machine owner Freeman Charles, butcher
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Garnham John, lime burner &; whiting Moore Clara Lousia (Mrs.), carpenter, Morgan William, boot &; shoe maker
manufacturer Post office Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchantl
.Golding E. (Miss), boarding school, Moore Hemy Frederick,assistant over- Phillippo J ames, shopkeeper 1& baker
Bower cottage seer, farm.er &; landowner, clerk ,to Rumble Henry, saddler &; cycle dealer
Hammond Herbert, shopkeeper parish council &1 collector of taxes, Savage Harriet Emma (Mrs.), grocer
Barman J. trainer to M. G. Hale esq. Street farm Watkins Joseph, farmer, Olaydon hall
The Kennels Morgan David, blacksmith Watling Charles, builder
:Head Frederick, coal dealer Morgan Winfred Edward, butcher
CLOPTON is a village and parish, on a small brook consists of four tenements and 16 acres of land, let for
dose to Burgh, 4 miles no-rth from Beatings station, on £44 12S. yearly, which sum is applied. to the reJ?airs of
the Ipswich 6nd Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern the church and the relief of the poor: the "bell plghtel,"
.-ailway, 5 north-west from Woodbridge and 7 north- of 2a. or. 38p. left for the repairs of the church bells, is
-east from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the let for £5 7S. 6d. yearly. The laiId is all freehold. The
<:ounty, Carlfo·rd hundTed, WQodbridge petty sessional principal landowners are Lord Rendlesham, Mrs. Round.
division, union and county court district, rural deanery Turner, Eustace Hepburn Barlow esq. of Hasketon, Mr.
-of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor· F. T. W. Catt and Richard Porter esq. The soil is good
wich. The church of St. Mary is a building of swne mar!; subsoil, sand. In the parish are sand pits,
o1md flint in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, in which large quantities of fossil remainiJ have been
nave and an embattled south-western tower, containing found. The chief crops are wheat, barley and root crops.
0() bells, which have been restored and rehung: in 1883 The area is 2,097 acres; rateable value, £1,733; the
the church was thoroughly restored and the chancel re- population in 1891 was 359.
. Cbuilt at a cost of about £2,000; a carved oak pulpit Parish Clerk, Henry Barnes Mendham.
was ereeted in 1887 at a cast of £60, given by the friends Post Office.-William Dunnett, sub-postmaster. Letters
-of the rector: in 1890 the church was reseated with through Woodbridge arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched
-open oak benches and a new orgun erected: there are at 5.10 'P.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
:2~ sittings. The register dates from the year 1735. pajd. Grundisburgh is the nearest money order &;
'The living is a. rectory, net yearly value £489, with 14 telegraph office, 3 miles distant
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Frost, of A School Board of 5 mem'bers was formed compulsorily
Foulsham, Norfolk, and held since 1879 by the Rev. 22 Dec. 1873; Samuel W. Creasy, clerk to the board
:Samuel Hooka, Theol. Assoc. of King's College" London, Board School (mixed), built with hQuse in 1875, at a cost
-and rural dean of CarHord. An iron mission church has of about £ I,700, for IOO children; average attend-
boon erected near the School room. The town estate ance, 56; Charles E. Gilbert, master
:Hooke Rev. Samuel T.A.K.C.L.(rector &; deaths for Carlton sub-district, Lankaster Aaron, farmer, Church frm
.& rural dean), Rectory Woodbridge union, &; clerk to Pleasance Joseph, farm bailiff to
COMMERCIAL. school board Frederick Miller esq. Ca.tts hills
Baker In George,farmer, Potash fann Crapnell James, shoe maker Pratt Frederick, farmer, Green fann
Broom Lionel, farm bailiff to Herbert Dowsing Frederick George, farmer, Pratt William David, farm bailiff to
Smith esq. Hall farm Pear tree farm Richard Portes esq. Hill !House farm
Burch CharlesHenry,farmer &; assistant Dowsing Temple, wheelwright Smith David, farmer
overseer, Poplar farm; res. Grundis- Dunnett Wm. storekeeper &; post office Stebbing Elijah. farmer, Church
burgh Hawes James, farmer yard farm
Creasy Willia.m, vaccination &; re- Jefferies Abner, farmel" Steel John,farmer,Mount Pleasantfrm
lieving officer &; registrar of births King John, flN'mer, Moat farm Wilby Arthur, Crown P.H.
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COCKFIELD is an extensive and scattered parish Barton Hall, Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Park,
and village, with a station On the Bury and Sudbury John T. Cousens esq. Mrs. Barnwell and Harry Ruffell
ilection {If the Great Eastern railway, 7 miles south from and Thos. Jennings esqrs. and Mr. Thomas Hitchman
Bury St. Edmunds and 70 from London, in the Southern Phillips; there are also some small landowners. The
division of the county, Melford petty sessional division, soil is of various kinds; subsoil, clay and gravel. The
Cosf{lrd union, Babergh hundred, county court district chief crops- are wheat, barley, beans and green crops.
()f Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of Lavenham, arch- The area is 3,001 acres> of land 6Dd 5 of water; rateable
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of value £3,797; the population in 18g1 was 926.
St. Peter is an ancient building of flint, in the Decorated Button's Green, 11 miles south-east of the railway sta-
end Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, cleres· tion, Colchester Green I! miles north-east, Cross Green
toried nave,. aisles, south porch and an embattled west- I north-west, Great Green 11 north-east, Old Hall Green
@rn tower containing 6 bells: in the church is a hand- I! north, Parson's Green! mile east, Smithwood Green
8()me monument to the Harvey family: the stained east 11 south, Stows Hill I south, and Windsor Green! west-
window. erected in 1890, is a memorial to the Rev. by-north, are hamlets. .
Churchill Babington D.D. late rector, 1856-89: the church Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
'Was restored in 1879 and affords 375 sittings. The re- Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. Willie
-gillters date from the year 1561. The living is a rectory, Copping, sub-postmaster. Letters- received. through
net yearly value £510, including 39 acreS' {If glebe, with Bury St. Edmunds, arrive at 6 a.m.; dispatched at
-residence, in the gift of St. John's College, Cambridge, and II.45 oa.m. 3.10 p.m. &; 6.35 p.m '
beld since 1'88g by the Rev. Edwin Hill M.A. and formerly Pillar Boxes, Railway Station brid~e, cleared at 6.45
fellow and tutor of that college. Here i!f a Congregational a.m. 12.15 &; 5.55 p.m.; Great Green, 8.45 a.m. k
<chapel with 250 sittings. There are .several small charities. 4-30 p.ll. &J Stows Hill, 7.15 a.m. &; 5.30 p.m
Some ancient earthworks on the south-west border of National School (mixed), erected in 1863 and enlarged
the parish, called the" Warbanks," are generally thought in 1898, for 180 children; average attendance, 130;-
to be of Roman origin. The Misses M-.mning are owners James Bird, master; Miss Iona. Elizabeth Parish,
()f the manor. George Frederick Beaumont esq. F.S.A. infants' mistress
'Of The Lawn, Cogge~hall, Essex, is lord of the manor Railway Station, Oharles Douglas Parr, station master
()f Cockfield Hall and Earls Hall. The principal land. Police Station, George Jude, constable
'Owners are Mrs. W olton, of Ixworth, Wm. Ramsey Carrier to Bury St. Edmunds. WaIter RanS<ln, wed.
Hustler esq. Sir Henry Charlego John Bunbury bart. of & lIat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Cornish Joseph, King's Head P.'H.;
Baldwin Mrs. Abbey cottage Alderton Charles, blacksmith thatcheT &; pony &; trap on hire
Cooper Ebenezer, Hope house Alderton Joseph, farm bailiff to W. Cousenlt .John T. farmer &; landowner.
Cousens John T. Pepper's hall R. Hustler esq Pepper's hall
Edgar Robert, Knight'll hill Baldwin Elizh. (Mrs.), Horseshoes inn Dyer Isaac, farmer .
Ennals John, Cross green Bantock Thomas, wheelwright Edgar Robert, farmer, Hill farm
Ennals William Robart, Cross green Bird James, school master Ennals William Robert,maltster, cake,
Bill Rev. Edwin M.A. The! Rectory Brewer Edward, baker &; grocer coal, corn &; seed merchant, miller
Bustler William Ramsey, Earl's hall Carrington Hy.grocer, draper &; farmr (steam), &; agent to the North
Jennings Fredericm Hy. Oockfield hall Cbaplin TheophiluS', wheelwright British &; Mercantile &; Alliance Fire
Phillips ThomasRitchman,Cross Green Chennells Mark James, farmer &; Life, Imperial Live Stock &;
Robins Rev. William JameiJ (Oong) Copping George, grOCel' &; L<Jndon&; Norwich Accident In-
Rnffell Harry. Clipbush Copping Willie, picture frame maker surance Companies. Cross green;
Talbot Mrs. Cross green & stationer, Post office &; at Whelnetham Railway station

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'1 Ennals William, Roberti, assistant Hudgell John, harness maker Parr Charles Douglas, station master
overseer &; collec~r of rates for Jennings Frederick Henry, farmer &; Phillips Thomas Hitchman, farmell &.
t Stanningfield brick maker, Cockfield hall landowner , .
Fayers John, builder Kilbourn Thomas, farmer Pleasance Elijah, blacksmith .
"Fayers Waiter Charles, builder King Saml.farmeri& butcJ:ier, Small bdg Ranson WaIter, farmer &; carrier
Feakes Charles, carpenter Lennon John Patrick, Six Bells P.H Rant Phillip Humphrey, miller (steam
Feakes Fredk.carpenter &; wheelwright Manning Thomas, bailiff to A. Y. & wind)
Game John, farm bailiff to Ridley Watson esq Ridley Arthur (exors. of), coal mers
Hilder esq Matthews WaIter, miller (steam) Rolfe Cecil Arthur, farmer
. Garrod James Wm. Punch Bowl P.H Nunn John, Plough &; Fleece P.H Roper WaIter, grocer
Gooch Harry. poulterer Nunn John Sturley, farmer; &; at Ruffell Harry, farmer &; landowner,.
Hustler William Ramsey, farmer &; Little Whelnetham Clipbush farm
landowner. Earl's hall & Palmer's OrgerElizabeth(Mrs.),farmer,Great gn Webb Harry, tailor
&; Oak farms Osborne Ro-bert, farmer
CODDENHAM is a 'parish and large village, 3 miles I free library, established by the late Rev. Robert Longe-
east from Needham Market station, 3 north from Clay- M.A. vicar (1834-90), in connection with the Suffolk
don station, both on the Ipswich and Norwich section of association, 'as well as a library o-f 500 volumes for
the Great Eastern railway, and 7 north from Ipswich. in the use of the school children. Lord De Sauma~, of
the South Eastern division of the county, hundred of Shrubland Park, is lord of the manor and the princi-
Bosmere, Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional division pal landowner. Chalk is a common character of the
and union, county court district of Ipswich, rural dean- soil two feet below the surface on the south and south-
ery of Bosmere, archdooconry of Suffolk and diocese of west side of the parish, and extends to 70 feet in depth
Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a building of fhnt before water appears; there are two large chalk pits,.
a.'1d stone in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave but only one is in common use. The soil is mixed;
with clerestory, aisles, north porch and an embattled subsoil, chalk and clay. The chief crops are wheat,.
western tower containing a clock and 8 bells: it has some barley, beans and peas. The area is 2,721 'acres of well-
good monuments, and a swined window erected hy the cultivated land and 12 of water ; rateable value, [3,092;;
pI"eSent vicar: in the chancel are the, remains of some the population in 1891 was 1,094.
very interesting paintings' which formed part of the rood Sexton, 'Walter Butcher.
screen, and on one of which the date 1535 can be clearly Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
made out: the oc.tagonal font o~ Ancaster and Mansfield Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. Frederick
stone wa~ placed m the church m 18 83: the church w~s Lee, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ipswich at
restored m 188 9 at ~ cost of [1,7°0 , and the chancel m 5.35 a.m. & 1.10 p.m.; dispatched at 10 a.m. & 8.IS
18 93, an .organ, ChOl~' sta1l8l, and a reredos. have also p.m. week days &; 8.15 p.m. on sundays
been provIded: the hIgh pews were removed by the Rev. ..
R. Longe in 1886: the church affords 200 sittings·. The Post Box, LIme Kiln road, cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 7·3<:>
register dates from the year 1543. The living is a vicar- p.m.; su~days, ~·30 a.m .
age, with the chapelry of Crowfield annexed, joint net Cou,nty Police StatI~m, J abez ~lar~e, reSIdent consta~!9'
yearly value [540, including 28 acres of glebe, with resi- NatlOnal School (mIxed), reblult 1D 1858, for. 140 chhd-
deuce, in the gift of .and held since 18 90 by the Rev. re.n; average attendance,. 1.05; the school IS endow6!.t
WaIter Wyles· M.A. of St. John's. Co-lIege, Cambridge. WIth [6.0 yearly; ~r. Wl1liam .H. H~ll, ~aster; Mrs.
There is a Primitive Methodist chapel, seating about 120 Hall, mIstress; MISS Powney, mfants illlstresil'
persons. A new burial ground was consecrated in 1895 Carriers to Ipswich. Sheldrake, tues. thurs. & sat.;
by the Bishop of Norwich. In the village is 'a small Simpson, daily; Mitchell, mono tues. thurs. fri. &; sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. English Samuel, bricklayer LovetfJ Thomas, shoe maker
Brown Mrs Fiske George, registrar of births .& Lummis George Murrell, carpenter
Calver Miss deaths &; vaccination officer for Cud- Mason Frederick, farmer
Fiske George denham sub-district of Bosmer0 & Mitchell James, carrier
Kelly Mark T., :M.D Claydon union &; sanitary inspector Moore Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Martin Mrs to the Bosmere &i Claydon Rural Dis- Moore John Dover, butcher
Scogging William Joshua trict Council Norman John Wm.egg &; poultry dlF
Summers Miss Fosker OliveI' Robt. baker ,& beer retlr Offord Etheldread, blacksmith
West John Fox Wm. farmer &; insurance agent Offord Joshua, pump maker
Wiseman Miss Free Library &; Coffee Room Rous William, blacksmith
Wyles Rev.Wltr.M.A. (vicar),Vicarags Freeman Charles, cattle dealer Sah,non Thomas,lime burner & farmer
Fuller J oseph, farmer SmIth Aaron. harness maker
COMMERCIAL. Hart Henry, farmer Stannard Frederick, head gamekeeper
Barker Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Kelly Mark Thomas M.D., RCh. &; to Lord De Saumarez
Barrell John, farmer RA.O.Dub. surgeon, medical officer Taylor Frederick, farmer
Blomfield Robert, shopkeeper & public vaccinator, Coddenham dis- Twiddy Stephen Beresford, grocer
Butcher Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper trict, Bosmere & Claydon union &; draper
Butcher WaIter, boo~ maker Kitson William, farmer Warren Charles.&; Henry, carpenters,.
Cambell Louisa (Mrs.), Crown P.H Kitson William, jun. farmer wheelwrights .& coach builders
Day Charles William, mLler (wind) Lee Frederick, baker. grocer, &; agent Warren James, beer retailer
Diggins James, beer retailer for W. &; A. Gilbey Limited, wine Whitehouse Frederick, farmer !i
Dudding Frederick WaIter, estate merchants, Post office miller (steam), & coal merchant
agent, Baylham house Lockwood Robert, watch &; clock mb
COLD DUNGHILLS, formerly extra parochial, is now a parish within the borough of Ipswich, which see.
COMBS is a parish and scattered village, 2 miles south being defrayed by the reot{)r, under a loan from Queen
from Stxrwmarket station and about 3 n()rth-~st from Anne's Bounty Fund: there are about 450 sittings, 379
Needham Market, in the North Western division of the being free, and there is a small endowm~mt for t'he repair
county, Stowmiuket petty sessional division, hundred and of the church. The register commences in the year 1568.
union of Stow, Stowmarket county court district, rural The living isl ,a rectory, net yearly value [400, including
deanery of Stow, arehdeaconry of Suffolk. and diocese of 28 acres of glebe wd residence, in the gift of trustees,
Norwich. The village is pleasantly 'Situated, rising in and held since 18g6 by the Rev. Charles Ernest Lowe
gentle undulations, and extending southward to the parish M.A. of St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford. There is a parish
of Battisford; a tributary of the river Gipping form's its room at /the Ford, built by subscription in 1887 and in
northern boundary. The church of St. Mary, standing on which the rector holds a weekly •
service, it also serves' alJ
the border of Combs Wood at the north-east of the the Church Sunday school, supt. Mr. Thomas Simpson.
village, is an ancient stru:cture of flint in the Early English Here is' a Congregational school chapel. The works of
and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave with Messrs. Webb and Son, situated 2 miles from the Stow-
clerestory, aisles', porches and aln embalttled western market railway station, employ a number of hands in
tower containing 4 bells: in the south aisle Is a win- tanning, currying, fellmongering, glove and gaiteI11eather
dow filled with old stained glass: the aisles and nave dressing, and the manufacture of leather machine bands,
are divided by ancient screens: the organ was the gift of fire buckets and hose. Here are two manors: the Earl of
the late J. K. Moore esq.: the ohurch was restored in Ashburnham is lord of the manor of Combs, and T.Daniels
1867, under tlhe direction of Mr. Herbert J. Green. esq. is lord of the manor of Bavins; the principal land"
architect, of Norwich, at a cost of about [1,500, the cost owners are the Earl of ~~shburnham, Messrs. Jsph. Vertue
of the work In the chancel, amounting to about [600, Webb, Robert Baker Orford, John Freeman and John
•
 DIREGl'OR Y. ] SUFFOLK. COOKL~Y. 101
Hayward, Robt. In. Pettiward esq. of Finbo~ough Park, ' Wall Boxes, cpper Combs, cleared.at 9· 15 a.m. &: 7 p.m.
and the trustee.-o of the late Henry Phear esq. .A. great: &: Ford at 9 a.m. &; 2.20 &; 8.45 p.m
pO.:tion of the land is stiff clayey soil; subsoil, clar. The Oongregational school chapel, rebuilt in 1873, at the sole
.chIef crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area 18 2,814' cost of Lankester Webb esq.; it will hold 300 children &;
.acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value, £2,977; is also used for divine service
.the population in 189 1 was 1,174, . A School Board of 5 members was formed 15 June, 18 74;
.Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T .. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Miss Fanny Durrant Moat farm I k
Pos-t, S. B. &; Annmty &; Insurance Office.-Samuel " c er
Wiffen, Bub-postmaster. Letters from Stowmarket Board School (mixed), opened in April, 1876, for 240
.arrive at. 6,45 &; 8.45 a.m. &; are dis-patched at 7.30 &; childiren; avwage attendance,130; John Rabert Goodall,
10.20 a.m. & 7.20 p.m. No mail on sundays master; Mrs. Mary Goodall, mistress
.Appleton Edgar Grant, Adelaide cot Bone Frederick, shoeing, general &: Orford Robt. Baker, frmr. Whitehouse
"Beveridge Ebenezer Millar, Prospect pI jobbing smith, Ford Quinton Edward, farlJler &: black-
.Howard John William, Edgar house Brett WaIter Harry, insurance agent, smith; alL descriptions of smith
Lowe Rev. Charles Ernest M.A.(rector), Poplar hill work ex~cuted, edge tools &:c. Fen
Rectory BurchJacob,farm bailiff to Joseph Ver- Robinson Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
'Tidmarsh George, Surrey cottage tue Webb esq Soames Rachael Hannah (Mrs.), shop-
WaIlis Arthur Henry, Rose cottage Clover John Arthur, miller (wind), keeper, Ford
Webb Joseph Vertue Upper mills Southgate Thomas, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Copsey George, Magpie P.H. Ford Spink William, farmer
.Appleton Edgar Grant, solicitor Dickerson William, Punch Bowl P.H Squirel Robert, farmer, America &;
"Baker Charles J. (exors. of), millers Durrant John, farmer, Moat farm Pot kiln
(wind) Durrant Fanny (Miss), clerk to Combs Stannard Thomas, farmer .
EaldwinRobt.(Mrs.),farmer,Edgar's fm School Board, Moat farm WaIler Harry, farmer, The Cedars I
Barber Mary (Mrs.), horse slaughterer Goodall John Robert, school master &: Wa,spe WaIt. Edwd. farmer, Bavins
&: grease mer. Romany cot. Ford rate collector Webb &; Son, tanners, curriers, manu"
1Jeaumont William, beer retailer Gosling Thomas, beer retailer facturers of leather machine bands,
Bird John, cattle dealer Gosling Thomas &: Son, builders, 11 buckets &: hose, fellmongers, glove-
Boast Robert, beer retailer, Ford Garden cottages, Ford leather dressers &: wool merchants,
:Bolton George, agent Singer's sewing Grimsey Rose Martha (Mrs.), farmer, Combs tannery, See advertisement
machines Cockerell's farm Webb Jsph. Vertlie, frmr. &: landownr
:Bone Eliza (~frs.) (exors. of), grocers Hammond Heber, painter &: paper- Webb Thomas, beer retailer
I
&; bakers, Ford hanger, Poplar hill Wiffen Samuel, grocer, Post office
:Branford Betsy Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr Morley WaIt. Geo. farmer, Ebbs farm Wright~faurice,familybtchr.Egham ho

<CONEY WESTON is a village and parish, 7 miles for a. yeJarly modus of £433 19s. The Town estate com-
:6Outh-east from Thetford railway station, 6 north-by-east
prises 8 acres of land, partly lying in Barningham parish,
tfrom Ixworth and 12 north-east from Bury St. Edmunds, and let for £11 yearly, which ·sum is applied to the
reparation of the church: a benefaction of £-10, given by
in the North Western division of the county, Blackbourn
!hundred and pettyseS'Sional division, TheMord union and
R. Firmage in 16u for the poor, was laid out in the
purchase of land at Rattlesden which is now let at £2 IS!.
tCounty court district, rural deanery of Blackburne, arch-
.deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The chu.rch yearly: the pool'l hav~ also 10 acres of fen land, awarded
of St. Mary, one mile west of the village, is a small to them about 1772 and now let for £5 Ss. yearly: subject
!building of flint, with a thllltched roof, in the Eaorly Decor-
to the right of the poor to enter and cut turf and firewood
ated style, and consists of cha.ncel, nave, south porch and
for fuel: the charities have since 1892 been administere-d
:a turret containing one bell, the tower having fallen many
by the Oharity Commissioners. Ooney Weston Hall,
yeal'S since: the chancel retains a canopied piscina, and
8 mansion in a pleasant park, greatly enlarged in 1891, is
there is a. small one in the south wall of the nave: on
the residence of Frederio Stokes esq.; the Rev. JQhn
S~kes Sawbridge M.A. is lord of the manor and owner of
oeitherside of the chancel arch ar,e two niches, with cusped
:and feathe!l'ed heads: at the east end a,re the remains of a
all the pa.rish, except a farm belonging to W. N. Q4ampion
esq. of Riddlesworth IDlill; the manor fo.rmerly belonged
.canopied niche ,shill bearing traces of colour: in 1887 the
,interior of the chureh was thorougMy restored by Missto Bury abbey. The soil is mixed; ·subsoil, gravel and -
JITidgman, when a carved oak pulp~t, brass lectern and a
chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barely, oats and turnips.
mew organ in a c3Irved oak case, were placed in the church,
The area is 1,323 acres; rateable value, £1,280; the
the whole of the flooring relaid, and the church re-seated
population in 11891 was 178.
!throughout with open oak benches: the octagonal font is Parish Clerk, William Frost.
Early Decorated and finely carved: in 1891 the chancelPolrt, Office. Arthur Gregory Bloomfield, sub-postmaster.
'Was new roofed at a cost of £14°: there are Letters from Bury St. Edmundsl by messenger through
125 sittings, 90 being free. The register dates from
Ixworth arrive at 8.15 a.ni. Box cltJared at 5.30 p.m.. ;
the year 1562. The living is a discharged rectory, annexed
on sundays arrive at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 10 a.m.
-to that of Barningham, average tithe rent-charge £658, Postal orders are issued here, ,but not paid. Hopton
:net yearly value £450, including 26 acres of glebe and (3 miles) is the nearest money order &: telegraph office
house, in the gift of the trustees of the late Rev. James
School (mixed), built in 1897, for 60 children; average
'Edwards M.A. and held since 1876 by the Rev. Arthur attendance, 5 I;' Miss Anscombe, mistress
William Edwards M.A. of University College, Oxford, The old school is now (1900) used for .parish meetings &c
"WllQ resides at Baxningham. The tithes were commuted Carrier to Bury. John Middlediteh, wed. & sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Gilbert Geo. estate carpenter,Hall frm
Bloomfield Arthur Gregory, shopkpr. Hogg &: Son, builders & contractors
Champion William Needham, Coney Post office Lord Nathan,head gardener toFrederic
Weston house Boby George Scott,steward to the Rev. Stokes esq
:Follett Mrs. Coney Weswn house John SikesSawbridge M.A.Street fm Martin Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
·Stokes Frederic, Coney Weston hall Feakes John, gardener, The House Symonds Geo. farmer, Lodge farm
COOKLEY is a parish and small village, 3 miles south- r an oak lectern and altar table provided and a. new south
·~st from Halesworth railway station,in the North Eastern porch added: ·there are 150 sittings. The register dates
division of the county, Blything hundred, petty ses910naJ from the year 1539. The living is a rectory, consolidated
,diViSJion and union, Halesworth county court district, rUNl with that of Huntingfield, joint net yearly value £55°,
.doonery of North Dunwicp., arehdeaoonry of Suffolk and including 145 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
-<liocese of Norwich. The church of S,t. Michael is a small the Rev. Thos. D. Turner M.A. of Beccles, and held since
lmilting of flint, in the Early English .style, consisting of 1892 by the Rev. Richd. Spencer Turner B.A. of Queen's
-chancel, nave, south porch and an embaUtled western tower College, Oxford, who resides at Huntingfield. Thomas
containing 3 bells; the church has a good roof of oak, 8JS Neale esq. of Bramfield, left in 1701. a yearly rent-
'well 30'8 a few oak benches and the rem-ains of a chancel charge of £3, to be given towards the teaChing of
screen: in 1894 the church was extensively restored at 8 six poor children, and also 10S. for bibles, which sums
-cest o.f 1);800, defrayed by the Rev. Thomas Day Turner were left in discharge of a. certain legacy of £60 given
M.A. of Beccles, the patron; when a new chancel arch was to Cookley by Mr. William Wild, late citizen and
-erected, the west gal'lery removed, the tower arch re- skinner of London, Mr. Neale's kinsman, to be disposed
-opened, the former debased east window replaced by a
'Decorated window of three lights, a panelled reredos of
II of as Mr. Neale should direct and order. The yearly
value of charities, parish land and two cottages, amount
'stone, marble a.nd alabaster erected, the old Jacobean to £18, which is applied to church expenses. In 8
IImlpit replaced. by a new pulpit of oak on a stone base, retired part of the parish stands a huge block of stone,
 102 COOKLEY. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
possibly Druidical, which gives' the name of Rockstone to I Parish Clerk, Arthur Clack.
the farm on which it stands. Lord Huntingfield owns the . .
ernef manor and the greater part of the soil: the small Letters through Halesworth, arnve at 8.30 a.m. Pillar
tlub-manor of Cookley Grange bBlongs to the trus·tees of ~tter B?x, cleared at 4·30 p.m. Halesworth, 3 miles.
the late George Parkyns esq. The soil is mixed and in dIstant, IS the nearest money order & telegraph office
• some parts clay; subsoil, principally clay. The crops are National School (mixed), erected- in 1872 for the parishes
the usual cereals and roots. The area is 1,726 acres; ()f Oookley & Walpole, llIt a COiSt of £7oo,for 120 children;.
rateable value, £1,266;, the population in 1891: was 205. average attendance, 91; Henry James Jefkins, master
Wing Rev. Richard Plowman B.A. Buck John, cowkeeper Luke William, farmer, The Green frm
(curate), Rose cottage Butcher Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper Punchard William, jun. farmer, Cook.
Chambers George, farmer ley grange
COMMERCIAL. Everett J oseph, farmer Tracey William, head gamekeeper t()
Aldous William Moses, farmer Garrould J~es Richard, farmer, Hill Lord Huntingfield
Balls William, -farmer House farm Weston Robert Backham, farmer..
Benns Isaac, farmer, White House Hall Hugh Robt. farmer,Rockstone fm Church farm
Berry Robt. John, farmer, Valley farm Ingate John, farmer, Walnut Tree fm Woolnough Charles, farmer, Pond frm
COPDOCX IS a village and parish, on the London road, 2 John Hales-Tooke esq. of Holt, Norfolk (d. 1899), ar&
miles north·east from Oapel station on the Hadleigh lords of the manor and landowners. The soil is rich
branch railway and 31 south-west from Ipswich, in the loam; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley..
South Eastern division of the county, Samford hundred, turnips, mangolds and clover. The erea. is 964 acres;
petty sessional division and union, Ipswich county court rateable value, £1,576; the population in 1891 was 319-
district, rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk Parish Clerk, Hobert Sage.
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is an Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
edifice of !flint, in the Perpendicu:1ar style, consisting of Post, S .. B. & Annuity -& Insurance Office.-Peter-
chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western Plumb, SUb-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ipswich.
tower containing 6 bells: there are five stained windows, at 7.15 arm. & 2.25 p.m.; box closes at 6 p.m " /
and the church affords 260 sittings, 160 being free. The A School Board of 5 members was formed 22 July, 1874,.'
register dates from the year 1701. The living is a rectory, for the united district of Oopdock &; Washbrook; Petel""'
'With the vicarage of Washbrook anneucL, joint net Plumb, clerk to the board
yearly value £338, with 50 acres of glebe and residence, Board SchooL(mixed & infants), erected in 1875 for the-,'
in the gift of 1.AJrd Walsingham, and held ·s,inee 1890 by two parishes, for 140 children; average attendance,.
the Rev. In. Hocking Hocking' M.A. of Exeter College, IIO; Edwin Pitman, master; :Mrs. Susan Pitma~
Oxford, and J.P. Suffolk. The trustees of the late infants' mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Morse Oaptain Alfred Herbert J.P Plumb Peter, assistant overseer '& col-
Bernard Arthur Montague B.A., J.P. COMMEBCIAL. lector of income taxes i& clerk W-
The Lodge Cook John Vince, blacksmith the school board, Post office
Boghurst Miss Coppen Edwd.Saml. farmer,Station fm Robinson Saml, farmer, Red Ho. fm
Hewitt Williaxn Henry, West hill Cross Robert, miller (water) Robinson Samuel Chapman. farmer,.
Hocking Rev. John Hocking M.A., Garrod James Burgess, farmer . Folly fail"m .
J.P. Rectory Hills Arthur, farmer Sage Robert, painter &c
Lockyer Bt.-Col. E. S. Braithwaite Lambert Kerry, New Elm inn Whight Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper ,.
R.A. Rookwood Pratt WaIter, farmer, Copdock hall
GREAT CORNARD is a parish and scatteroo village, £100 left by the late J. G. Sparrow esq. for pOOl"
pleasantly seated! OIl a. gentle eminence near the river parishioners.. Here are the roller flour mills of Messrs.
StoUIl", I mile south-east from Sudbury railway station, Baker. The Rev. B. J. H. Sparrow-Betidge M.A. of
in the Southern division of the county, Babergh hUIII- Gosfield Place, Halstead. Essex, is lord of the manor, and.
dTed, Melford petty sessional division, Sudlbury union and G. Coote, 'fhomas Fitch and Charles Wm. Prigg esq.
county court dlistl'lict, and in the rural deanery and 8Il'ch- and the trustees of Mrs. J ohnson are the principal land-
deooonry of Suclliury and! diocese of Ely. The chureh of owners. The soil is light and particularly suited for
St. And'rew is a. plaID structure of flint. in the Early the growth of barley; subsoil, gravel. The area com-
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, prises 1,662 acres of land and II of wa.ter; rateable value..
6'Outh poreh and a. tower with wooden spire collll:..aining 5 £4,148; the population in :1891 was 966 in the civil, anll
bells: it was reg.tored. in 1862, and in 1887 a. south aisle 866 in the ecclesiastical parish
was added. lilt a cost of £400, defl"ayedJ by moneys left Post Office. George Rayner, sub-postmaster. Letter~
for 'that purpose by the lllite William King esq.: the arrive from Sudlmry at 6.30 &; II a.m.; departure at,
organ was erected in 1887: the church affords 315 sit· 9.10 a.m. &; 6.20 &; 7.50 p.m. week days only. Postal
tings. A new churchyaowd was g-iven in 189:<1 by the orders are issued bere, but not paid. The nearest
Sparrow family, for Church of England ;services only. money order &; telegraph office is at Sudbury, 2 miles
The register dates' from the year 1$00. The living is a dis- distant. Wall Box, Poplar's farm, cleared at 6.35 p.m.
charged vicarage, net yearly value £99, with residence, in A ~chooI Board of 5 members was formed 1 Feb. :1876 ~ I
the gift of the Rev. Basil Jas. Harold Sparrow-Beridge H. C. Canham, Sudbury, clerk to the board; WilliaIn
M.A. and held since 1894 by the Rev. ·Wm. Francis Howell, attendance officer
Singleton, of Trinity Colleg-e, Dublin. There is a. Con- Board School (mixed & infants), erected, with master'8',
gregational mission chapel here, erected in 1875, in con· house, in 1878 for 160 children; average attendance..
nection with the chapel at Sudbury. The charities' in- 130; George E. Foster, master; Mrs. Foster, infants"
elude 50S. a year from town lands. and the interest of mistress
.
PRIVATE BESIDENTS. Kent John, Vicarage road COMMERCIAL.
Abery Mrs. Fontbill lodge Kipling Mrs. 'W. C. West view Andrews David (Mrs.), news agent
Anns George. Springfield lodge . Ling George, Vicarage road Armes W. &i Son, manufacturers of
Arnold Edward, Cornard road Mattingly Robert J.P. Chesnuts cocoanut fibre mats, Chilton mills
Baker Mrs. Edward, The Mill house Mawhood Hy. Ernest Wm. Great ha Baker Edward{exors. of)millers (steam
Baker Harry Howe, Chilton croft Mumford Misses, The Limes & w!l.ter) & maltsters, Cornard Roller
Baker Sydney B. The Mill house Oliver Henry Stanton, Hill side Flour mills
!Bear Alfred! John, Brook house Pears on William, Prospect house Baker George, Highbury Barn P.H. k,
Brand Mrs. The Lawn Percy Mrs. Rose villas brewer
Buist Mrs . Pl'igg Miss, Cloggs hall . Brightwell William, King's Head P.B
Burcham Josiah, Cornardroad Prigg William, Tye farm Cooper William,farm bailiff to Thomas:
Cansell Alfred Ramsden Mrs. West view Fitch esq. Grey's hall
Coote Misses, Chilton lodge Riley John, Hope cottage Crooks Alfred, farmer, Little Greys
Crawford Charles Robinson, Brook- Sankey Capt. Matthew Villiers,TheFirs Curtis William, bricklayer
hurst, Cornard road Sing-leton Rev. Wm. Fras. Vicarage Hayward Albert, farmer
Davies John, Oriel lodge Smith ehas. Mitrord, The Bungalow Hayward Frederick, farm bailiff to Mr.
Delves Edward Taylor Mrs. Ingleside .T. Macro
George Joseph, The Firs Wakelin Mrs. Bures road Hayward Geo. farmer, Sacker's greeD'
Green Miss Wanford WaIter, Cornard road Kilby Edward, cowkeeper
Halls Alfred. The Moat Whitlock Mrs.Sewell villa Kilby Harry, pork butcher
Hart Mrs. Wilson Charles James, Fern villa Meeking Ambrose, Five Bells P.H { I
Hawes John Arthur, Laurel cottage Wilson Spencer Horace, Ivydene house Newman Henry, shoe maker '
Jackson William, Cornard road Wright Oharles Albert Norton James Samuel, grocer
Jeffryes James, Lorne villa , Wright James Alfred, ·St. Bonan's Parmenter David, beer retailer J"\
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. COTTOlf. 103
Parmenter Robert, farmer,Wrong's fm Parmenter William Job, grocer Smith Zebedee, Brook inn
Prigg 'Yilliam, farmer &; landowner, Rayner Geo. blacksmith, Post office Taylor Chrisp Robt. frmr. Moor's frm
Tye farm, The Elms, The Lawn,Pop- Suffolk Casings Manufacturing Co. Turkentine Frederick, blacksmith
lars, Abbas hall -& Cloggs farms catgut &; sausage skin manufactrs
LITTLE CORNARD is a parish and Vtillage, on the and! six shillings and eightpence to the reotor: there is
high ground! overlooking the valley of the St-our 011' the also a sum of £5 annually arising ,from 5 acres church
borders of Essex, 2! mil~s south-south-east from Sud- land for the repairs of the church and the interest of
bury staltion, in the South~m divistion of tJhe OO'llDlty, £300, given by George Mumford esq. for providing coals
Ba.bergh hundred, Melfordi petty se'ssional division, Sud- for the poor: tJhe trustees of this' clumity are the rector
bury umon and county court district, rumll de'8nery and and the churchwardens for the time being. In this
arehdooconry -of Sud:bury and! dliocese of Ely. The church parish are localities known as "Killingdown Hill,"
of AH Saints is an ancient buiIwl1'g of stone in the Per- "Sharpfight Meadow" and "Danes Hole," supposed to
pendicular style, consis1ling of chancel, nave, south porch be the sites of engagements with the DaneS'. William
and 8IlI embattled western tower with spire containing 5 Prigg esq. of Great Cornard, is lord of the manor. The
bells: the chJancel retaans & piscina: the funrt, III curious principal landowners are Lord Walsingham, C. Taylor,
work of the early 14th century, ,bears the arms of the A. H. A. Mumford, Thomas Fitch, Charles Crooks and
De Cornard, De Vere, Ufford liD De Burgh families: Edward Herbert Sikes esqrs'. The soil is generally loam;
there ail"e tihree s'tained windows: the church affords 320 subsoil, chalk. In the neighbourhood are chalk pits,
sittings, 300 being unappropriMred'. The !register dates with gravel and brick earth. The chief crops are wheat,
from the year 1565. The living is a rectory, net yearly peas, barley, oats, beans and turnips. The area is 1,740
value £298, including 50 acre. of glebe, awarded acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value, £1,8$8;
in 1842, in the altemste gift of the Bishop oil Norwich the population in 1891 was 329-
and the present Ifecoor, and held since 1872 by the Rev. .
John Cole Ambrose M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cam- Letters through Sudbury alTlve at 7 a.m · Wall Let.ter
bridge. Orossman's charity, for Sunday school teachers, B?x clea~ed at 8·30 a.m. &; 8 p.m. Sud b ury, 2! miles
consists of the interest of £100 invested in the public dIstant, IS the nearest money order &; telegraph office
funds': ThomaS! Steph'ens, in 1664, left a sum of twenty :Nat,ional School (mixed), erected in 1854, for 72 child-
shillings to be divided! yearly between five poor persons ren; average attendance, 52; Miss F. A. Clarke, mist
Ambrose Rev. In. Cole M.A. Rectory Bell Jane (Miss), frmr. &:; beer retlr Layzell Thomas, jun. blacksmith
BadhamOharles, Peacock hall ComaI'd Brick &:; Tile Co Mower John, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Dupont Charles, farmer Murfitt John W. farmer
Baldwin David, tha.tcher Game Frederick, shoe ma. &:; farmer Taylor Chas.Edgar,landowner &:; {I'mI'
Boggis William, farm bailiff to Allan Gaskin Henry, shopkeeper Taylor Harold Alfred, carpenter
H. A. Mumford esq. Costen's hall !som William, farmer TaylorNewman Wm. farmer,Stonefrm
CORTON is a scattered village and pariS'h, on an eleva- minates seaward in a high range of sand cliffs.
tion on the sea-coast commanding an extenSlive prospect and in the neighooul'h-ood! are sand and clay pits. Lowes-
of the German ocean, 7 miles 'SOuth from Yarmouth and toft N{)rth Roads lie off this place, and beyund is the
3 north from Lowestoft, in the Northern. division of the Corton Sand, a dangerous spot, from which shipping are
county, Mutfurd! and Lotlringland hundred, petty ses- protected by the lighthouses at Lowestoft. Here is a
sional division and incorporation, Lowestoft county court onastguard: station, with hQuses for 4 men, and there is
district, rural d~'8nery of Lothlngland, 8rchdeaconry of also 8 Board! of Trade station with life-saving rocket
Suffolk and! diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Bar- apparatus. The Clyffe, the residence of Russell James
th-olomew is a structure of flint with stone facings, in Colma-n esq., D.L., J.P. is a. mansion in the Elizabethan
the Early English lJtyle, consisting of chancel and part style, and commands extensive sea views. R. J. CoIman
only of the original DJave, and an embattled western tower esq. wh{) is' lord! of the manor, and Frederick Ringer esq.
with buttresses, containing one bell: the remaining part are the chief landowners. TheS'Oil is strong mixed land;
of the na,ve, including the porch, is in ruins and over- subsoil, clay and! brick earth. The cb!iell crops are wheat.
grown with ivy: the portion of the church rin use was barley, roots and beans. The area is 816 acres of land
restored! and re-seated! with open benches and re-roofed and 53 of foreshore; rateable value, £1,529: the popu-
in 1870, at a cost of £200, and during the period from lation in 1'891 was 577.
1883 to 1891 further restoration was C'M'll'ied: out, at a Parish Clerk, George Took.
cost of £600: a stone cross of the Decora'ted' period, Post, M. O. &:; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parool
~xhibiting the "Crucifix1i-on" on one side and! the Virgin Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. William
and Child! on the -other, formerly on the east gable, is Linstead, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive through
now placed! within the church: there are 205 sittings. Lowestoft at 7.30 a.m. &:; 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at
The re1gister date!t from the year 1579. The living is a II.30 a.m. & 5.$0 p.m
vicarage, net yearly value £120, including ZJ acres of Church School (mixed), rebUJilt &:; furnished in 1896, at
glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since a cost of £1,3'80; and the old s(:hool sold; it is {or
1896 by t,he Rev. Joseph Cooper. The Free Methodist 176 children; a:verage attendance, 120; .supported in
chapel here wa9 erected in 1874.. The rents of the poor'lt parrt 'by an end'owment of abo~t [9 yearly, l:ft by the
allotment of II acres, amountmg to £16 yearly, are late Mrs. F-owler, &; by subscrIptions; Matthl!as Henry
distributed among the poor in coals'. The parish ter- Burgess, muter
Burgess Matthias Henry Jolly George, farm bailiff to T. F. Smith Daniel, boot maker
Colman Russell James D.L., J.P. Ringer esq Smith Elizabeth M. (Mrs.), Wbite
The Clyffe Linstead William, The Anchor coffee Horse P.H
Cooper Rev. Joseph (vicar) tavern, Post officB Smith James, shoe maker
Friston Samuel Pye Elizabeth (Miss), farmer Smith William Forrester, farmer,
Jones Rev. James (Free Methodist) Rackham Henry, faormer, Woodlands Taylor's {arm
COMMERCIAL. Read WaIter, blacksmith Vickers Robert, master mariner
Aldrich Anne (Mrs.), baker &:; miller Ringer Thos. Frdk. frmr. Roe's frm Vickers Thomas W. master mariner
(wind) Rounce Jas. In. furmr. Church farm Woods James Thomas, brick maker
COTTON is a. village and: parish, J mile south-east residence, erected in 18Il, in the gift of Mrs.
from Finningham sta.tion on the Ipswich and NQIl"Wich Holt Wilson. The Wesleyan chapel, standing near
section of the Great Eastern, railway, and 6! north-by- :Finningham station, was built in 1877-8, and is of
east from Stowmarket, in the North Eastern division of red bri(:k with white brick d'l'8Ssings. Cotton Hall, now
the county, Ha'l"tismere hundred, pebty .sessional division a farmhouse, belongs to Wm. Woollard esq.; it is an
and: union, Stowmarket county coU!rt district, rural ancient mansion, encompassed! by a broad deep moat,
deanery of South Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and which h'alt been 'M)lled in on both sides. walliam De la
diocese of Norwich. The church oil St. Andrew is an Pole died seised of Cotroon manor, in the 28tm of Henry
ancient 'buildi.ng of flint, in the Perpendicular and De- VIII. (1536-7): it afterwards passed to Thomas (Ho'M)rd)
corated: styles, consisting of chancel, nave with eleres- 4th Duke of N'Orfolk K.G. who, in 1558, assigned! it to
tory, aisles, south porch, a.nd a western tower containing Sir John Tyrell kt. The manors of Badon and Mendels-
5 bells: the roof is of oak, ornamecnted with carvings ham also extend into this parish. George Fredm-ick
and figures -of a~ls: in the wind-owe 8I1'e some frag- Beaumont esq. F .S.A. of The Lawn, Coggeshall, Essex,
mentos of ancient stained: glasll: the font is octagonal, is lord of the manor of Cotton Hempnalls. The chief
its shaft being enriched with carved! figures: the tower landowners are Wm. Woollard esq. John Laurie Frere
was restored in 1890: there are 300 sittings. The I'e- esq. F.R.G.S. of Twyford House, ThorIey and William
giS'\:er dates from the year 1538. The living is a I'ectory, Bradley Grimwood esq. of Wickham Skeith. The soil
net yearly value £306, ineluding 18 acres.of glebe, with is clay and loamy; subsoil, chiefly clay. The crops are
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l04 COTTON. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

principally wheat and beanS". The area is 2,004 acres; is the nearest money order office &; Finningham the
rateable value, i,1,828; the popuIatidn. in 1891 was 472. nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distant
Wall Letter Box, Station road, cleared at 7.40 a..m. &
Parish CIBtrk, Cornelius Green. 6.15 p.m. week days only .
National School (mixedi), erectedl &; opened m. 1875, for
Post Office. ' Mrs. Eloonor M. Baldwin, sub-postmistress. 94 children; average attendance, 65; MIss Orme.
Letters received! from Stowmarke1, via Bacton, at 7.50 mistress
a.m.; dispailiched a:t 6.20 p.m.; no mail on sundays. Oarrier.-Bloom!ield, pa.sses t.l~'l'oug'h to Ipswich mono &
Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Bacton thurs. re'tUtrmng tues. &; f1'l
Ford John Finbow Arthur shoe maker Leamon Samnel, blacksmith
Alexander William. coal agent Gardiner Wm. farmer, Boundary farm Le Grice .Alfred, farmer, Willow farm
Alexander William, farm bailiff ta Garrard Frederick, farmer Le Grice Chas. frmr. Hempnalls hall
Mr. C. Goodrich Garrard Alfred W. beer ret. &; shopkpr Miles Michael, insurance agent
Baldwin Eleanol' M. (Mn.), Post office Garrard Thomas, Cock P.H Pleasance Svlvester, shoe maker
Ilarker Thomas Henry, coal dealer Goodrich Joseph, farmer Raynham Jolin, farm bailiff to Wm.
Bedwell Harry James, miller (wind Goi>drich Samuel, farmer, Brook farm Woollard esq
& steam) Green Oornelius, shopkeeper Rapper John, farmer, Elm grove
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs), flour dealer Hunt James, shoe maker Smith Robert, farmer, Hayes
Ilrooke Samuel, seedsman Kemp Ernest, basket maker Steggall William, shopkeeper
Ilullingham Robert, farmer Kimble Martha (Mrs.), farmer 8yrett George, farmer
Cater John Foulger, farmer, Park farm Larter Jane (Mrs.), Railway tavern Williams Charles (Mrs.), farmer
NORTH COVE is a village and parish, on th~ road trib.ut~d. in coals tQ the poor.. Ro~an ~mains and other
from Ileccles to Lowestoft, l mile south of the naVIgable antlqmtles have be~n found m ~hls pansh o~ Wade Hall
Waveney and 3 south-east from Beccles station, in. the farm, where there IS also the lIte of an ~c.lent moated
Northern division of the county, Beccles petty sessIonal hall.. North .Cove I!all, the.pro~erty of William Spencer
division, hundred and union of Wangford, Ileccles and Eventt esq. IS ~ plam mans1(~n, m small but.we~-wooded
Ilungay county court district, rural deanery of Wangford gr?u~ds, and IS now QCCUPI~~ by Mrs. L~ster. The
and archdeaconry and diocese of Norwich. The church prmclp~l landowners are William S. Everltt esg. the
of St. Botolph is an ~ncient building of rubble, in t1l;e Per- Rev. Richard John Tacon M.A. rector of Ro.llesby, Frank
pendicular style, 'WIth a thatched roof, and consIsts of Se.ag.o esg. of L~westoft, ~nd Samuel ~e Gnce esq. The
chancel, south porch, and an embattled western t?wer SOlI IS. mIxed, WIth a conslderab.le portIOn of marsh land;
eontaining 3 bells: the arch of the south doorway IS an subSOIl, sand and clay.. The chIef crops are wheat, barley
unusually fine example of Norman work: the chancel, and roo.ts. The area IS 1,240 acres of land, 2 of water,
which retains 8edilia and a piscina, was restored by the 13 of tIdal water a~d ~ of foreshore; assessable value,
rector in. 1874, when several interesting paintings of the £1,109; the popu~~t~on 10 ~891 was 234.
:t3th century were discovered on the walls representing Pansh Clerk, WIlliam Rlvett.
scenes from the Passion, t~e Ascension and the Day?f Post Office., J oseph William Button, sub-postmaster.
Judgment, and these have smce been partly restored: ID Letters through Beccles by foot messenger arrive at
1&86 the nave was. refloored and reseated with op~n 7. 15 a.m.; collected at 5.40 p.m.; no sunday .collec.
".enches and the anCIent font restored:. there are 130 sIt· tion. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
t1Og~ : the church was further re~tored m ;89 1, when a new Ileceles is the nearest money order &; telegraph office,
pulpIt was presented by Mrs. Lister, of North Cove Hall, 4 miles distant
and some of the nave windows and that of the porch opened ASh 1 B rd f 5 b f d Ma 25 189
II d 'th . ed I t i. f b t £ c 00 oa 0 mem el'S was orme y, 8,
and fi e W1 stam g ass, a a cos" 0 a ou 100. £ th U't d D' t . t f N rth C d Ba by'
The register dates from the year T696. The living is a or e Dl e IS ne 0 0 ove an rn,
Tectory, net yearly value £92, with 3 acres of glebe, in Tom Plowman Angell, Illyburgate street, Beccles, clerk
the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 18 91 by to the board . .
the Rev. Sidney Spanswick Browne, of St. Bees, who Board School, erected 10 1897-8 at IlanIby, fo.r the pansh~
resides at Ileccles. The only charity is a .sum of about of Barnby &; North Cove, where the children of th13
£3 yearly, derived from the rent of pariSh land, and dis- parish attend
Lister Mrs. North Cove hall I Cable William, gamekeeper to William fluke- William, grocer
COMMERCIAL. S. Everitt esq Hunt Abner, Three Horseshoes P.R
:Baxter James, oil dealer Cross Herbert, miller (steam) &; corn Knights Frederick, market gardener
Bond .Airthur Hiarper. fruit grower, merchant Lee George, market gardener .
Wade Hall farm Fountain William, market gardener Lee John Grimble, farmer, Sandy villa
Breeze Charles, market gardener Dawson J onathan, farm bailiff to Sam!. Pettit John, farmer
Button Joseph Wm. grocer &; draper Le Grice esq Swatman James William, fanner, Cove'
&; flour &c. dealer, Post office Goffin Wm. wheelwright &; blacksmith Hall farm &; at OuIton
SOUTH COVE is a parish and agricultural village, not of the late Sir A. S. Gooch bart. and held since 1876 by
far from the sea, 31 miles north.by-west from Southwold the Rev. George Montgomery Noms M.A. of Emmanuel
station on the lIalesworth and Southwold railway, 9 College, Cambridge. The charities amount to £12 3S. 4d.
south-east from Ileccles and 9 north-east from Hales- yearly, which sum :is expended in coals for the poor.
worth, in the Northern division of the county, Illything Bricks are made here. The trustees of Sir Thomas Vere
:hundred, petty sessional division and union, Halesworth Gooch bart. (a minor) are lords of the manor and prin-
county court district, rural deanery of North Dunwich, cipal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, loam and
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips~
~hureh of St. Lawrence is an ancient edifice of flint with The area is 1,2II acres; rateable. value, £860; the popu-
stone dressings, partly in the Norman style, with a lation in 1891 was 136 .
thatched roof, and consists of chancel, nave, and an em· Parish Clerk, RobEn't Whiting.
battled western tower containing one bell: the chancel Letters received through Wangford R.S.O. via Wrentham.
was restored in 18 77: the south porch rebuilt in 1880 and arrive at 8 a.m. &; 7.30 p.m. The nearest money
the roof of the tower covered with lead in 1887, when also order &; telegraph office is at Wrentham, about one
& new west window was inserted: there are IIO sittings. mile distant
The register dates from the year 1.539. The living is a Pillar Letter Box, cleared at 7 a.m. & 7 p.m
:rectory, net yearly value £140, WIth 9 acres of g~ebe The children of this place attend the Wrentham ele-
and residence, built in 188o, in the gift of the trustees mentary schools
Norris Rev. George Montgomery M.A. Yower William, overseer & farmer Whitehead Alfred A. Five Bells P.R.;
Rectory Pipe Benjamin, fanner, Church farm nurseryman &; fruiterer; all kinds
COMMERCIAL. Stammers Henry, farmer, Saunders & of plants kept in stock & a large
Davey Arthur, farmer Jay's fanns variety of cut flowers at moderate
Grey George, farmer Sharman Alfred, brick maker charges
CO.VEiHIT;HE (formerly called North Rales) is a in 1672, in place of the ancient chnrch, destroyed during
parIsh 4! miles north from Southwold station and II~ the Civil War in 1643, is a Structure of flint and stone in
north-east from H!1lesworth, in the- Northe~n divi~io.n. of the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south
the cou!1ty. Blythmg hundred, petty seSSIOnal divlSIon porch and an embattled western tower containing 5 bells:
and UDlon, Haleswortb;, county court district, rural the present building stands within the nave of the ancient
d~anery of Nort.h DunwICh, archdeaconry of Suffolk and church, not occupying more than half the area: the north
diocese of NOl'Wlch. The ch1ll'ch of St. Andrew, erected and south walls and the lofty tower of the old ch1ll'ch still
 DIRECTORY. ] SlJFFOLK. CRATFJELD. 105
remain, the latter constituting a good landmark fol' land. The trustees of Sir Thomas Vere Gooch bart.
vessels: the church was reseated in 1878 and has 120 sit- (a minor) are lords of the manor and chief landowners.
tings. The register dates from the year 1588. The The soil is various; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are
living is a discharged vicarage, annexed to the rectory of wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,455 acres
"Benacre, joint net yearly value £230, including 51 acres of land, 3 of water and 12 of foreshore; rateable value,
(If glebe, in the gift of the trustees of the late Sir A. S. £768; the population in 1891 was 162.
Gooch bart. and held since 1876 by the Rev. Philip Parish Clerk, Samuel Riches.
:Sherlock Gooch RA. of Merton College, Oxford, who Letters received through Wrentham, arrive at 7.30 a.m.
resides at Benacre. The annual charities amount to which is the nearest money order & telegraph office,
aoout £20, which is expended in coals for the poor. On about li miles distant. The out-going letters of this
the seashore is a look-out station of the coastguard, with place are posted at Wrentham
four men, under the command of the officer at Kessing- The children of this place attend the schools at Wrentham
Girling Richard, farmer I Pepper Waiter, farmer, White house I Wright Geo. jun. farmer,Porter's farm
COWLINGE is a parish and large scattered village on annexed to his office. Deyne's charity, consisting of 8.
the Cambridgeshire border, 8i miles north-north-west farm at Cowlinge, produces £20 a year, which is divided
from Clare, 8~ south-south-east from Newmarket and 8 among the parishes of Moulton, Barrow, Cowlinge and
om·th-east from Haverhill station on the Cambridge and Hargrave. is lord of the manor.
Colchester section of the Great Eastern railway, in the Branches Park, with grounds of upwards of 200 acres,
Southern division of the county, Risbridge hundred and finely timbered, is a large mansion, now (1900) unoccu-
union, Newmarket petty sessional division, county court pied. Samuel Pond esq. and Arthur E. Cook esq. are
district of Haverhill, Thurlow rural deanery, Sudbury the chief landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil, clay.
archdeaconry and diocese of Ely. The church of St. The crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots.
Margaret is an ancient building in the Decorated style, Thl:' area is 3,064 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north porch and a value, £2,310; the population in 1891 was 592. .
western tower of red brick containing 5 bells: the chancel Bridgend, I mile south-by-west and Hobbles Green, I
is divided from the nav~ by an ancient screen of carved south-west are hamlets.
(lak, on the north side of which is a fine marble monu- Parish Clerk, John Chambers.
ment to Francis Dickins, barrister-at-law, d. 27 May, Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
1747: the font is octagonal: most of the windows retain Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. ~1rs. IHan-
fragments of old glass: there are 306 sittings. The nah Hammond, sub-postmistress. Letters received
register dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicar- from Kewmarket at 8.15 a.m. & 3.45 p.m.; dispatched
age, net yearly value £150, with 30 acres of glebe and at 5.55 p.m. & on sundays arrive at 8.50 a.m. & dis-
residence, in the gift of the Master and fellows of Trinity patched at 10.30 a.m
Hall, Cambridge, and held since 1891 by the Rev. Alger- A School Board of 5 members was formed compulsorily
non Sydney Osborne Sweet, of St. Augustine's College, 24 March, 1880; E. ·W. Fitch, Cambridge, clerk to
Cambridge. The impropriate, rectorial and vicarial tithes the board; John Chambers, attendance officer
together produce between £700 and £800 net yearly- Board School, erected, with a house for the teacher, on
the commutation is £942-and belong to Trinity Hall. land given by Trinity Hall, Cambridge, at a cost of
There are Congregational and Primitive Methodist £1,200, for 135 children; aV(tt'age attend.ance, 83;
<:hapels. The charities include 10 acres of land, left by Charles Watson, ,master; Mll's. Gertrude Watson,
an unknown benefactor and held by the parish clerk, as mistress
Choat Miss Dooks J ames, farmer Pledger William, blacksmith
Evans Rev. D. Lloyd (Congregational) Edgeley John, boot maker Pond Samuel, farmer & landowner &
Pond Samnel Gifford Charles, farmer artificial manure manufacturer
Sweet Rev. Algernon Sydney Osborne, Gifford Chas. jun. farmer, Bloomfields Ransome Frederick, farmer
Vicarage' Gooch Ernest J. seedsman Ransome George, farmer & 'builder
Hall Sidney G. farmer, Hall farm Rolls Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
COMMERCIA.L. Hammond Hannah (Mrs.), grocer, Smith Harry, harness mkr. & beer ret
Ashman Henry, farmer Post office Turner George, chimney sweeper
Choat John, farmer, Parsonage farm Haylock William, bricklayer Turner William, farmer
Choat Joseph, Three Tuns P.H Ling Frederick, thatcher Tweed Alfred, baker & farmer
Colson Henry Charles, farmer Marsh Richard, wheelwright Woollard !Harry A. miller (steam &
Cook Arthur E. farmer, Elms farm Pettit Samuel, shoe maker wind), merchant 1& farmer
Cook John, Green Man P.Ul & farmer Platten Robert, gamekeeper
CRANSFORD is a village and parish near the river There is a charity of £1 16s. a year, of which £1 6s. is·
Alde, 2 miles east from Framlingham railway station and given in bread to the poor and 10S. paid to the rector for
90 from London, in the North Eastern division of the a sermon on Good Friday. The trustees of the late
<:ounty, Plomesgate hundred and union, Framlingham Thomas Bonett esq. who are owners of the manor, Lord
petty sessional division and Framlingham and Saxmund- Rendlesham and Charles Austin esq. of Brandeston Hall,
bam county court district, rural deanery of Orford, arch· are the principal landowners. The soil is mixed; -subsoil,
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of No,rwich. The church clay. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay.
of St. Peter is a small edifice of brick and flint in the The parish contains 1,200 acres of land, chief part arable;
Early Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, rateable value, £839; the population in 1891 was 172.
north porch and a western tower containing 3 bells: thE." Parish Clerk, Arthur Chapman.
porch was rebuilt in 1864 by the late Thomas Borrett . . .
esq. who also, in 18 74, restored and beautified the in- Post 9ffice.-WIlliam .Kerndge, sub-postmaster. Lett~rs
terior of the church and chancel and presented an organ: arrIve from Framlingham R.S.O. at 7 a.m.; dIS-
there .are 120 sittings. The register dates from the year pate~ed at 6.15 p.m. on week ~ays only. Postal orders
I653. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £233, in- are Issued here, but not. paId. Th~ nearest mo~ey
duding 44 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of o~der & telegraph office IS at Framlingham, 3 mdes
the Rev. W. H. Andrews M.A. rector of Carlton Colville, dIstant
and held since 1888 by the Rev. Herbert Watson M.A. of Church of England School (mixed), built in 1854, for 72
Caius College, Cambridge. Here is a Baptist chapel. children; average attendance, 50
French Frederic William,Cransford hall Clark Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Mutimer Chester, farmer
Mayhew Fredrick, Mill house Cooper Robert, shopkeeper Newson Frederick. farmer. Glebe farm
Watson Rev. Herbert M.A. Rectory Hilling Frederick & James, farmers, Phillips Thomas, blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. Church farm Rackham Laura (Mrs.), farmer, Fid-
'Barber Edgar, carpenter Kerridge William, shoe ma. Post office ler's hall
:Bendall Frederick Charles, farmer Kindred Charles,farm bailiff to George Turner Jarvis, farm bailiff to John
"Bradlaugh Thomas, blacksmith Kerr esq. of Wickham Market Pells esq. of Ipswich
'CBATFIELD is a wide parish and village, on one of south porch and an embatHed tower with pinnacles,
the tributaries of the river Blyth, 7 miles west-by-south containing a clock and 6 'bells: the font is carved
from Halesworth railway station, in the North Eastern with representations of the Seven Sacraments of the
division of the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional Catholic Church: there are two old oak lecterns and 8.
division and union, Halesworth county court district, curious old oak chest: the church was restored in 1879
North Dunwich rural deanery, Suffolk archdeaconry and at a. cost of £1,150 and affords 300 sitings. The register
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is an dates frem the year 1539. The living is a vicarage,
ancient structure of plastered flint in the Perpendicular net yearly value £go, includ~ 12 acres of glebe, with
style, consisting of chancel, nave with c!erestory, aisles, residence, in the gift of the Simeon trustees, 80Ild held
 106 CRATFIELD. . SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
since 1898 by the Rev. Alexander Griffith Th.Assoc. Mr. Noah Creasey are the principal. The soil is clay;
K.C.L. The Congregational chapel, built in 1812, has subsoil, the same. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
sittings for 350 persons, and attached is a burial ground beans and turnips. 'I'he area is 2,124 acres; rateable
and a Sunday school for about 80 children. The town value, £2,086; the population in 1891 was 467.
estate charities are of £123 yearly value, less taxes and Clerk and Sexton, William Collins.
rates. Leman's charity, founded in 1805 by Miss Leman, Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-
and originally consisting of £600, is now represented by Wm. Robt. Mobbs, SUb-postmaster. Letters arrive from
Consols valued at £933 6s. 8d. producing about £27 Ss. Halesworth at 8.30 a.m. & dispatched at 5 p.m.; no
yearly, of which sum £8 6s. 8d. is for the ·support of a delivery on sunday. The nearest telegraph office is
Church of England Sunday school here, similar sums at Laxfield, 2! miles distant .
being allotted for this purpose to the parishes of Bramp- Nationa? School (mixed), to hold II9 children; average
tan and Redisham. Lord Hluntingfield is lord of the attendance, 67; William Baxter, master; Miss :Mary
manor. The land is owned by -several proprietors, of Fenn, mistress of infantll
whom the trustees of the late N. R. T. Leman esq. and Carrier to 'Halesworth.-Ephraim Oakes, daily, except sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Catling Samuel Turner, farmer & Lewell Daniel, Swan P.H. 'Swan green
Biden Oharles WaIter, Cratfield lodge landowner, Church farm & White ho Mayhew George, thatcher
Birch Mrs. Jeremiah, Cratfield lodge Chandler George, bricklayer, Silver- Minter Edwin, tailor
Collyer Rev. Josiah (Congregational), leysgreen Mobbs William Robt. grocer & draper,
The Manse Clark Golding, farmer, Lonely farm Post office
Donaldson Mrs Cole David, farmer Mouser William, farmer, Swan green .
Dunnett Horace Herbert Cook John, farmer, Moat ho. Swan grn Oakes Ephraim, carrier
Gooch Miss, Salisbury house Creasey Noah, farmer & cattle dealer, Oakes Ephraim, jun. ,shopkeeper
Griffith Rev. Alexander Theo.Assoc. The Firs Owles John Thomas, grocer & draper
·
K . C .L . VIcarage Dickenson James, shoe maker & farmer, & collector of taxes
Morris Mrs Manor farm Pearce Charles, farmer, North green
Dunnett Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer,Oak frm Pearce John, farmer, North green
COMMERCIAL. Dunnett Waiter, farmer Sharman George, boot maker.
Aldred Charles, Bell P.R Francis Robert, farmer, Cantley farnl Sillett Fred, bricklayer
Aldridge Charles, farmer, Red house Girling Robert, rwheelwright, Silver- Sillett Lionel, tailor
Alger William & George, farmers ley's green Sillett Robert, wheelwright & carpenter
Alien George,shopkeeper, Silverleys gn Girling William, farmer Smith Samuel, carpenter
Atkins 'Charles, farmer Gladwell Samuel, farm bailiff to Squire Rarriet (Miss), shopkeeper
Balls Frederick, shopkeeper Charles Tacon esq. Swan green Sutton George, farmer
Balls James, blacksmith, Bell green Gower Dick, farmer, Baltic farm Sutton Saul, farmer
Betts William, farmer Grimwood Frederick, farmer Symonds Robert, farmer, lHall fann
Biden >Charles WaIter, surgeon Hill Isaac (Mrs.), farmer Witts James, farmer, Larters farm
Button James. farmer, Town farm Keeble James, farmer, The Glebe
•
THE CREETINGS.
OREETING ST. MARY, Creeting All Saints and Creet- a.m. & 12 noon; dispatched at 10.30 a.m. & 7.15 p.m.
ing St. Olave were three separate parishes, but are now Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Needham
civilly consolidated under the name of Creeting St. Mary, Market is the nearest money order & telegraph office,
by Order, March 25, 1884. Creeting St. Peter is still a 2 miles distant
ieparate parish. The houses are scattered over a large
area. They are about a mile and 8 half north-east from National School (mixed), for St~ M.ary, St. Olave's & All
Needham Market, from which they are separated by the Saints, built in 1871, for 100 children; average attend-
Gipping, excepting part of Creeting St. Mary, which lies ance, 72; Miss Daisy Frost, mistress
on the other side of the river between Needham Market.
and Badley, 4 miles south-east from Stowmarket, in the CREETING ST. PETER (or West Creeting) is a parish
Sonth Eastern division of the county, Bosmere hundred, and straggling village 2 miles north from Needham
Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional division and union, Market station, in Stow hundred and union, and rural
Stowmarket county court district, rural deanery of Bos- deanery of Stow. The church of St. Peter is a building
mere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. of stone and fl:int in the Gothic style, consisting of
The church of St. Mary, standing on the top of a hill chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western
and surrounded by trees, is an ancient building of stone tower containing 3 bells: in 1861 it was thoroughly
and flint in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, restored and .severa~ stained windows inserted: there is
north transept, south porch and an embattled western a carved stone font with carved figures: the church
tower: the stained east window was presented by R. H. affords 120 sittings. The register dates from the year
Tidswell esq. in memory of Major Tidswell, and there 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £280.
are others: the church was res'tored and the tower re- with 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Rev.
built in 1884-7, at a cost of £2,100, and now affords 135 James Shepherd, rector of St. Thomas's, Old Charlton,
sittings. The register dates from 'the year 1550. The Woolwich, and held since 1895 by the Rev. William James
living is a rectory, net yearly value £450, with 56 acres of Knapton, who il also vicar of Badley. Here is a small
glebe and residence, in the gift of Eton College, and herd Congregational chapel. J. Smith esq. of Colchester, is
since 1881 by the Rev. Francis Furse Vidsl M.A. of lord of the manor. Messrs. Willoughby, the Rev.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and late conduct fellow of Eton Alston's trustees, Joseph Green esq. Lord De Saumarez,
College. In the churchyard' is a small building used as 0f Shrubland Park, and Thomas Fowler Wood esq. are
a vestry. There are charities for the relief of the poor the principal landownen. The soil is good; subsoil,
of a:bout £60 yearly value. Bosmere Hall, the property principally stiff clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
of Lord de Saumarez, of Shrubland Park, and situated and beMs. The area is 1,352 acres of land ancl6 of water;
in Ali Saints' parish, is the residence of Richard Henry rateable value, £1,160; the population in 1891 was 248.
Tidswell esq. J.P. The Provo-st and fellows of Eton Col- Parish Clerk (St. Mary), Charles Mills.
lege and Sir Hugh Edward Adair .bart. of Flixton Hall,
are lords of the manors and principal landowners. The Parish Clerk (St. Peter), David Finnan.
wil is generally good; subsoil, .stiff clay. The chief Letter Box (St. Peter) cleared at 6.30 p.m. week day. only
crops are wheat, barley and beans; and the three parishes
comprise an area of 3, 16 9 acres of land of various quality, A School Board of 5 members was formed 8 Feb.. 1875,
from heavy clay to light sand, and 16 of water; rateable for the United district of Stow Upland & Creeting St.
value, £3,937; the population in 18 91 was-Creeting St. Peter: ·school is at Stow Upland; H. F. Harwood.
Vary, 308; Creeting All Saints, 321 ; Creeting St. Belstead Hall, Ipswich, clerk to the board; W. S.
01ave, 47. Prentice, Stowmarket, attendance officer
Post Office, St. Mary.-Elijah Harvey, sub-postmaster. Carriers to Ipswich.-Bridges, tues. thurs. &i liat.;
Letters through l\"eedham Market R.S.O. arrive at 'J Samuel Rush, fri
CREETING ST. NARY. Guest Thomas Martin, Montrose house Ward ':Mrs. Valley house
Baker Misses. Beech terrace Hill Albert E. Sandown Welham Mrs. Roie villa
Buckle John Sporle Mrs. Beech terrace Woods Thomas, !Beech terrace
Cakebread Rev.Geo.(Cong.),The Mnse Stndley Thomas, Lyndale lodge
Cooper George Theobald William, Hill side COMMERCIAL.
Cooper Robert Tidswell Richard Hy. J.P.Bosmere hall Abott George, Buck's Head P.R
FIowerdew iMiss, Beech terrace Vidal Rev. Francis Furse M.A.Rectory Olement Frank, thrashing macho prpr
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DlRECTO.RY.] SUFFOLK. CULFORD. 107
Cooper George &; Sons, millers (steam Lingwood lRobert, farmer Woollard Geo. farmer, Watering farm
& water), maltsters &; coal mer- Miller Cornelius, farm bailiff to MessTll. Wright James, farmer
chants, Hawks mills John &; Edgar Mudd
Farrow James S. farmer Mudd William, farmer CREETL."G ST. PETER.
Foster Isaac, boot maker Offord Herbert, blacksmith Knapton Rev. William James (rector)
Freeman John, cattle dealer Quinton Jesse, registered shoeing & Cooper William, farmer, Hill farm
Fulcher George Isaac, farm bailiff to general smith &; agricultural imple- Fenning Albt. Robt. frmr. Royton hall
R. H. Tidswell esq. J.P ment &; allotment drill maker ~eakings J ames, carpenter
Hart Isaac, wheelwright Rush Samuel, shopkeeper Meaking-s J ames, .sen. carpenter
HarveylEdward, King's Head P.H Shepherd Isaac, farmer M:ud'd In. 1& Edgar,farmrs.Grove farm
Harvey Elijah, shopkeeper, Post office Snell William (Mrs.), farmer Mumford Arthur, farmer, Clamp farm
Haywood Horace,frmr.EtonCollege fm Stannard Amos, farmer Noble Waiter In. farmer, Brazier's hall
Hitchcock Benjamin, farmer Tuck Eli, market gardener Seaman Arthur, blacksmith
Kent John, farmer Turner Charles, farmer, All Saints' hall
CRETIN'GHAM is a village and parish on the river soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat.
Deben,4! miles south-east from Debenham,12 miles north- barley and beans. The area is 1,644 acres of land and 5
east from Ipswich, si south-west from Framlingham ter. of water; rateable value, £1,387; the population in 18gI
minal station of a branch of the Great Eastern railway was 298.
and 7 north-west from Wickham Market, in the North Parish Clerk, William Emmerson.
Eas~ern d~v~s~on of the county, F!amlingham petty Post .&:; Parcel Office. John Martin, sub-postmaster.
sesSIOnal dlvlsJ?n,. Loos hund~ed, UDlon of Plomesgate, Letters arrive from Framlingham R.S.O. at 7.30
county court dIstrIct of Framhngham and Saxmun~ham, a..m.; dispatched at 6.20 p.m. &; on sundays at 9.55
rural de.anery of Loes, archdeaconry o~ SUffo~k !ind dIOcese a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
of NO~WlC~. The chu~ch of St. Pet.er.ls' a bUlldmg of stone The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Earl
and fhnt 10 the Gothic style, conslstmg df chancel, nave, Soham, 3 miles distant
south porch and an embattle~ "Yestern tower ~ontaining Wall Letter Box, Otley road, cleared 6 p.m.week days only
5 bells: there are about 150 slttmgs. The regIster dates
from the year 155 8. The living is a vicarage, net yearly A School board of 5 ~embers was formed 7 Jan. 1874;
value £95, with 23 acres of glebe and residence, in the T. W. Read, Framlmgham, clerk to the board
gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1888 by the Board School (mixed), built in 1876 at a cost of abou_
Rev. Henry Brown RA. of Durham University. This £250, for 70 children; average attendance,42; Mrs.Mary
parish is situated in two manors. The principal land- Bertha. Debenham, mistress
owners are Lord Rendlesham and Charles Austin esq. of Carrier to Ipswich.-Samuel Matthews of Framsden
Brandeston Hall, who are also lords of the .manors. The passes through tues. &; sat
Brown Rev. Henry RA. Vicarage Juby Arthur, farmer Pulham Sames, farmer & rate collec-·
Pritty Miss, Hop610dge Leach John, thatcher tor, Shrubbery farm
Willis William, The Chestnuts· MannalllSamuel, farmer, Manor farm Wightznan Alfred, blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. Martin John, grocer, Post office Wightman Stephen. shoe maker
Brunning Arthur William, Bell P.R Martin 'Stephen, farmer, Grove farm Willis William, farmer &; landowner.
Coates John (Mrs.), shopkeeper Mays Charles, farmer The Chestnuts
Harsant 'Martin (exors. of), farmers, Nesling Horace, farmer &; cattle dealer, Wilson William Dennis, farmer, Rook-
Lodge farm. Moat farm ery farm; &; at Boundry farm~
Jeaffreson Saml. farmer, Yew Tree frm Ramsey Wm. wheelwright &; carpenter Framsden .
. ' . .
CROWFIELD is a parish 5 miles north-east from Baptist chapel here was erected in 1868. In the grounds
Needham Market station on the Ipswich and Norwich of Crowfield Hall stands a very fine pigeon house, built
section of the Great Eastern railway and 9 north from by Sir Henry 'Harwood in 1731. :Kear the church is an
Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the county, ancient moat. Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Park,.
Bosmere hundred, llosmere and Claydon petty sessional is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil
division and union, Ip~wich county court district, rural is variable; ilubsoil, clay and loam. The chief crops are-
deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese wheat, barley and beans. The area is 1,729 acres, in a
of Norwich. The church of All Saints is a small and high state of cultivation; rateable value, £1,658; the
curious building of Hint and wood, in the Perpendicular population in 1891 wall 293.
style, consisting of cha.ncel, nave, south porch, vestry and Parish Clerk, John List.
a western belfry containing one bell: it wag. restored in Post Office.-Mrs. Anna Cook, sub-postmistress. Letten
1862 at the expense of Lady Middleton: the windows are through Ip~wich via Coddenham iarrive at 7.15 s.m.
all stained, and there is a tablet to the late Sir William Box cleared at 6.35 p.m. week; days only. Postal
Fowle-Fowle-Middleton bart. d. 2 May, 1860: the church orders are issued here, but not paid. Coddenbam is
affords 200 sittings. The register dateS' from the year the nearest money order and telegraph office, 2 mile,
1550. The living is attached to the village of Codden- distant .
ham, joint net yearly value £540, including 28 acres School house, erected in 1863 at the. expense of Lady
of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1890 by the Rev. Middlet.on for about 70 children; average attendance,.
WaIter Wyles M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge; the 58; Mrs. Charlotte Lilley, mistress
Rev. Henry Marshall Scott RA. Durham, has been curate Carriers to Ipswich. Farrow, tues. thurs. &; sat.; Ken~
in charge since 1897, and resides at the parsonage. The &; List, daily
Lin~ John Field-Brook Rbt. farmer,Orowfield gm' Peacock Charles, farmer
Scott Rev. Henry Marshall RA. The Ford Edward, fanner Pipe Herbert, Rose inn
Parsonage Gibbons Arthur James, carpenter, Sherwood Thomas, farmer
Calver Charles (Mrs.) (exors. of), frmrs wheelwright &; smith Southgate Elijah, farmer
Calver William, assistant overseer Kitson Ernest, farmer Stedman William (exors. of), farmers,.
Cook Anna (Mrs.), shopkeeper &; Lilley Henry, miller (steam &; wind) High Elm
post office Lines' William M. draper & grocer Tack Richard, shoe maker
Emsden Benjamin, :Bell inn, & farmer Lucock Walter, fanner Thurmott Ebenezer, tailor
Field-Brook Jas. farmer, Crowfield hI Mayhew George, farmer Wicks Charles. farmer & cattle dealer
CULFORD is 3 parish and pleasant village on the north register dates from the year 1538. The living is a. rectory.
bank of the river Lark, 4 miles north-north-west from with those of Ingham and Timworth annexed, joint net
Bury St. Edmunds and I south-west from Ingham station yearly value £395, including 57 acres of glebe, in the
on the Bury and Thetford section of the Great Eastern gift of R. B. Berens esq. and held since 1898 by the Rev.
railway, which passes through the parish, in the North James Dean Keriman Mahomed M.A. of Keble College,
Western division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre Oxford, who resides at Ingham. The church of
petty sessonal division, Blackbourn hundred, Thingoe St. Peter, at Culford Heath, in the neighbour-
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural hood of the Seven Hills, an out-district of this paris-h.
deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese erected at the cost of the late Rev. E. R. Benyon M.A. iIJ
of Ely. The church of St. Mary is an edifice of stone a building of Hint and stone and has stained windows: a
and Hint in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, residence was erected in 1864 for the minister who
nave, south porch, vestry and an embattled western officiates, which by an exchange of glebe land, is now a
tower containing one bell: the church, with the exception part of the living and belongs to the Culford rectory.
of the tower, which had been previously restored, was An Institute with Reading Room was erected in 189'1, at
rebuilt in 1856 by the late Rev. Edward Richard Benyon the sole COlt of Earl Cadogan. Culford Hall, a Eplendid
Y.A. rector from 1839 there are 200 sittings. The mansion, the property and seat of Earl Oadogan K.G...
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P,C. Lord-Lieut. of Ireland, is delightfully situated in a Edmunds at 7.25 &; II.ID a.m.; dispatched at 11.40
beautiful park of 500 acres, on the west side of the village, . a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; sundays, II a.m. Postal orders
extending to the river Lark: Earl Cadogan is sole owner orders are issued here, but not paid. :Bury St. Ed.
of this and the adjoining parishes of Ingham, West Stow, munds is the nearest money order office
Wordwell and part of Icklingham. To the north of the Police Station, William Chapman, constable
park is a barrow. The soil is light; subsoil, blue clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, rye and oats. The area Schools.
is 2,195 acres of land and 26 of water; rateable value, National (mixed), built in 1896, for 60 children; average
£1,3°1; the population in 1891 was 364. attendance, 42; Miss Selina Armstead, mistress
Parish Clerk, James Cocksedge. Culford Heath, erected in 18]6, & supported by the Earl
Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.-Ellis Stock· Cadogan K.H.; it will hold 40 children; average at·
bridge, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Bury St. tendance, 32; Miss Maria Cobbing, mistress
Oadogan Rt. Hon. Earl K.G., P.C., Mortimer Mansel'Witherby; &; Junior Parson Arthur, farm bailiff to Earl
J.P. Culford hall; Viceregal lodge, United Service club, London SW Cadogan K.G. Home farm
Dublin; &; Chelsea house, Cadogan Potter WaIter, clerk of works to· Earl
place & Oarlton, St. Stephen's &; COMMERCIAL. Cadogan K. G
White's clubs, London SW Davidson Raderick, head gardener to Smith Thomas, head gamekeeper
Chelsea Viscount M.P. Oulford hall Earl Cadogan K.G Stockbridge Ellis, post office
.& 31 Green street W &; Carlton club Mortimer Mansel Witherby, land agt. Warren Henry, manager of the brick
SW & Turf club W, London to Earl Cadogan K.G &; tile works

CULPHO is a village and parish 4 miles west from 1880 by the Rev. John Major Freeman M.A. of Durham
Woodbridge, 5 north-east from Ipswich and 2 miles University, who resides at Playford. The poor have a
irom Bealings station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft yearly sum of £3 from Sir M. Stanhope's charity. Lord
section of the Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern Cranworth, of L'etton Hall, is lord of the manor and sole
division of the county, Carlford hundred, Woodbridge landowner. The soil is various; subsoil, various. The
petty ,sessional division, union and county court district, chief crops are wheat, barley and various roots. The area
rural deanery of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and is 726 acres; rateable value, £710; the population in
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Botolph is a 1891 was 67.
plain edifice of rubble in the Early English style, con- Letters through Ipswich, arrive at 6.30 a.m. Little
sisting of chancel, nave and a tower containing one bell: Bealings &; Grundisburgh equal distance (about 2 miles)
the chancel was restored in 188 4 by R. T. Gurdon esq. of are the nearest money order &; telegraph offices
Letton Hall: there are 100 sittings. The register dates
from the year 1700. The living is So vicarage, annexed Letter Box cleared at 6.5 0 p.m.; sundays, 10·30 a.m
to that of Playford in 188i, joint net yearly value £r52, This place is included in the Tuddenham St. Martin
including 63 acres of glebe, in the alternate gift of the United School Board district, formed in 1874, &; the
Marquess of Bristol and Lord Cranworth, and held since children attend the Board school there
Hunt William (Mrs.), farmer ,Watkins George Pearl, farmer, Hall &; Abbe,. farms
DALHAM is a village and parish pleasantly situated in R. Frewen, his eldest daughter, and to several younger
a valley on the borders 9f Cambridgeshire, 9! miles west children: there are 200 sittings. The register dates from
from Bury St. Edmunds, 5i miles south-east from New- the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
market and 3! south from Higham station on the New- £245, with 42 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
market and Bury section of the Great Eastern railway, in Sir Robert Aflleck bart. ana held since 1876 by the Rev.
the North Western division of the county, Risbridge Henry Bruce Pugh M.A. of Balliol College, Oxford, and
bun<ired, Newmarket petty sessional division, union and rural dean of Thurlow. There is So Primitive Methodist
county court district, rural deanery of Thur!ow, arch- chapel. 'Dalham Hall, the seat of Sir Rabert Aflleck
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. A watercourse bart. D.L., J.P. is an ancient mansion erected in 1704 by
runs through the village by the side of the road:, (l'Ver which Simon Patrick, Bishop of Ely, r69r-1707; it is very
there are several wooden foot bridges. The church of St. pleasantly situated on an eminence, and is surrounded by
Mary is a building of flint, chiefly of the Perpendicular an extensive park: the estate covers an area of 3,500 acres.
period, and consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, porch and Sir R. Aflleck bart. is lord! of the manor of Dalham and of
an embattled western tower with pinnacles, containing 5 Abbots in Denham, and owner of nearly the whole parish.
bells: the date ,. Anno Domini, 1625," is inscribed on the The soil is various; subsoil, chalk, ,clay and gravel. The
battlements of the tower: there is also a board in the crops are wheat, barley and turnips, mangold, some sain-
(lhurch recording that" This steeple was re-edified in 1625 fain, beans and peas. The area is 2,°96 acres; rateable
by Sir Martin Stuteville, lord of the manor, and others, value, £2,271; the population in 1891 was 364.
-at a cost of £400;" the tower', ho.wever, both in its pro- Dunstall Green is a hamlet ri miles east.
ROrtions and detail, dates from about the end of the r5 th Parish Clerk, J ames Martin.
c~ntury: the spire was blown down by a gale on the day OIl
Oliver Cromwell's death, 3 Sept. r6s8; the church was re- Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
s.eated in r866 with oak benches and the chancel was re- Post, S. 13. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. William
stored in 1867; the tracery on the fronts of all 'the choir Fitch, sub-postmaster. Letters through Newmarket
desks is a reproduction of medireval work found in the arrive at 5.3 0 a.m. & 2.15 p.m.; dispatched at 7·5
church during the restorahion: a stained west window p.m.; sundays, 1.30 p.m
was erected in 1894 as a memorial to Sir Robert Aflleck National School (mixed), erected in 1874, for 90 children;
bart. who died 9 Oct. 1882, and other windows to Mrs. average attendance, So; George Henry Rigby, master
Aflleck Sir Robert bart. D.L., J.P. Dalham Drug :&; General Stores Mortlock James, farm bailiff to Saml.
Dalham hall (Henry Jordan Harwood, manager) Taylor esq. iHall farm
Pugh Rev. Henry Bruce M.A. (rect-or Fitch Wm. shopkeeper & postmaster ~ouland Charles, beer Tetailer &; far-
&; rural dean of Thurlow), Rectory Harwood Henry Jordan, manager of mer, Dunstall green
COMMERCIAL. Drug & General stores Norman Jeremiah,shopkeeper k frmr
AfHeck {The)! Working- Meu's Club &; Jillings George, farmer, Dunstall gm Sealey Stephen, farmer,Dunstall green
, Recreation Rooms (Hy. Lewis, mgr) JilIings .Maurice, assistant overseer, Swan Edward, farmer, DnnstaIl green
Bond Henry, head gamekeeper to Sir Dunstall green Tabraham In.&; Lewis, millerS' (wind)
Robert Aflleck bart Long Charles, bailiff to Sir Robert Tabraham Charles, blacksmith
Chapman James, dealer, Dunstall green AfHeck bart. Dairy farm Toms AIbert, head grdnr. DaIham hall
Oox Henry, farm bailiff to() Mr. F. Martin James, basket maker Woodrow Rbt. Martin, estate carpentr
N. Bocock Morley Albert Henry, frmr. M~lting fm
DALLIN,GHOO is a village and parish 4! miles west 1 an embattled tower containing one bell: the chancel has
from Wickham Market station on the Ipswich and' Lowes- I been removed and the tower, originally standing between
t()ft section of the Great Eastern railway, 4! north from the nave and chancel, now forms the east end of the
Woodbridgoe and 81 fTom London, in the South Eastern church: the oak pulpit, with its sounding- board, belongs
division ot the county, lVilford hundred, Woodibridge petty I to the Jacobean period, and is richly carved: the brass
sessional division, union and county court district, rural I lectern was given in memory of Major John Handcock Low,
deanery of Wilford, archdeaconry of Suff()lk and diocese of i 39th Bengal Native Infantry; the carved stone font Wlli8
Nol'Wich. The church of St. Mary, formerly connected erected in 1868, and in r88r a marble tablet was erected by
with the Abbey of Letheringham, is a building of flint with I the parishioners to the Rev. Ellis Waliford M.A., RD.
.rone dressings, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, and rector from 1830: the church was restored in r883, when
oonsifltl of nave, south porch, vestry, organ chamber and the nave was re-seated with oak benches, under the diroo-
 nmEOTORY.] SUFFOLK. DARSHAM. 109
tion of Mr. Bassett Smith, architect, of London: there ing Hall, Hacheston, are owners of the manors, and Albt.
are 184 sittings. A lych gate of oak was erectedl at the Ellis Blackney Wade esq. are the principal landowners.
entrance of the churchyard ':in 1887. The register dates The soil is good heavy land; subsoil, clay. The chief
from the year 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly crops are wheat, beans, barley and roots. The parish
value £270, including 31 acres of glebe with residence, in contains 1,500 acres, most part arable; rateable value,
, the gift of the Rev. Wm. Stewart Walford, vicar of St. £1,533 12S. 6d.; the population in 1891 was 260.
Mary at the Quay, Ipswich, and held since 18 95 by the 'Dallinghoo-WeaId, formerly extra-parochial, js now
Rev. Albert Brooke Webb M.A. of Caius College, Cam- a parish, in the union of Woodbridge, but without any
bridge. There are charities of about £3 0 yearly. houses or population; the area is 33 acres; rateable value
The interest of £208 Ss. 3d. left by Joseph Ker- £
sey, produces £6 Ss. yearly, which is given to ¥~ish Clerk, Eldred Keeble.
the poor; the rents of 9 acres of land, 7 acres
being situated in Wickham Market and 2 acres in DaIling- Post Office.-Amos Cooper, sub-postmaster. Letters re-
boo, were left for the repairs of the church; there are also ceived from Wickham Market at 7· IS a.m.; dispatched
.three tenements let to aged widows at 13S . a year, and 3 at 6 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
acres of land, the rent of which is distributed to the poor The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Wick-
in coals; 10S. left by Sarah Roe, out of a farm owned by ham Market, 3 miles distant
Lady Huntingfield, is given in bread; and there is a sum National School (mixed), erected in 1845, for 67 children;
of 208. a year left by Thomas :Mills, of Framlingham, out of average attendance, 55; :Mr. W. Hyde Potten, master
lands belonging to the rector. The trustees of G. Lar- Carrier.-Frederick Baldwin, to Ipswich, tues. &; sat.; t()
gent esq. and Arthur Heywood esq. D.L., J.P. of Glever- Woodbridge, thurs. & mon
Burrows David J.P. White house Bye David, farmer, Kersey farm Holland Wm. boot makel'l &; shopkpr
'Webb Rev. Albert Brooke M.A. Cooper Amos, boot &; shoe maker, Keeble Eldred, parish clerk
(rector), Rectory Post office King Robert, farmer, Grove farm
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COMMERCIAL. Garnham Joseph, farmer, Home farm Mayhew Hy. (Mrs.), farmer,Brook fm
Blake Andrew, wheelwright & agricuI· Hailes William, farmer, Valley farm Redgra:ve John, farmer, Gull farm
tural machinist & machine owner Harris. Philip, farmer, MerOOn farm Smith Isaac, farmer
Burrows David J.P. frmr.White house, Holland Horace, farmer &; assistant Thompson William, farmer, H@ farm
& Thorpell overseer, Potash farm Threadkell John, farmer, Moat farm
DARMSDEN lis a. hamlet of the parish of Barking, I Ashburnham, and held since 1894 by the Rev. Jameif
mile south from Needham Market station and 7 miles Wilson M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, who is rural
north-west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of dean of Stow and resides at Barking. The Earl of
the county, hundred, petty sessional dlvision and union of Ashburnham, who is lord of the manor, and Lord De
Bosmere and; Clayton, Stowmarket county court district, Saumarez, of Shrubland Park, are the principal land-
rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and owners. The soil is light and good; subsoil, loam, sand
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Andrew, a sma,ll and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
building of stone, was rebuilt in 1880 at a cost of about a few peas. The area is included with Earking parish, also
£1,500, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and: a the population.
bell-cat on the western gable containing one bell: there are
'5 0 sittings. The register dates from the year 15 03. The Letters through Needham Market R.8.0. the neares*
living is a rectory, consolidated with that of Barking; joint money order &; telegraph office, arrive at 7.30 p.m
net yearly value £521, with 6 acres of glebe and residence, The children of this place attend Needham Market school
in the gift of the representatives of the late Countess of Lawton Frances Grace (Miss), farmer
Lawton Frances Grace (Miss) (exors. of), farmers I Taylor John, farmer
DARSHAM is a parish with a sta.tion I mile west from the poor. Brussels Green, in Darsham, was inclosed in
the village, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the 1851. Darsham HaU, once ,a fine mansion, is now used
Great Eastern Railway, 95 miles by rail from 'London, 6 as a farm house. Darsham House, the residence of Doug-
north-east from S&XIIlundham and 5 south-east from las Parry-Crooke esq. D.L., J.P. is pleasantly situated'
Halesworth, in the North Eastern division of the county, in park-like lands and plantations, and commands a fine-
hundred, petty sessional division and union of Blything, view. The Earl of Stradbroke, who is lord of the manor,
county court distl'ict of Halesworth, rural deanery of and Douglas Parry Crooke esq. are the principal land-
South Dunwich, archd'eaconry of Suffolk andl diocese of owners. The soil is heavy and mixed; sub-soil, sand
Norwich. The church of All Saints is a structure of flint and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and"
with stone dressings in the Early Engltsh style, consisting roots. The area is 1,592 acres; rateable value, £2,678;
of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western the population in 1891 was 365.
tower containing 4 bells: in the chancel are some fine Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Bezant.
brasses, including one to Mrs. Anne Bedingfield, dated Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parce~
1641: the font, which has c8A1'Ved figures on the sides, is Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. Hy. Moun-
ancient: there is a stained lancet window at the east end, tain, sub-postmaster. Letters received through Sax-
and another window on the south side of the chancel to mundham at 5.30 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.; dispatched at-
Arthur Alexander, youngest son of Col. Purvis, late of 11.30 &; 8.25 p.m
Darsham: the church was restored and' re-seated. in 1879 Wall Letter Box, Railway st8ltion, cleared at 8.30 p.m~
at a cost {)f £450, and in 1887 the porch was renovated: daily
there are 200 sitting8. The register dates from the year Pillar Letter Boxes. Brussels green, cleared, week days
1537. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value f.IOO, only, at 8.15 p.m.; High street, cleared, week days.
including 6 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of only, at 7.15 p.m .
the Earl of Stradbroke, and held since 1889 by the Rev. A School Board of 5 members was formed 14 Dec. 1882;.
Christopher Tennant M.A., D.C.L. {)f University College, Douglas Parry-Crooke esq. D.L., J.P. clerk
Durham, who is also vicar of Blyford. There is a Primi. Board School, enlarged in 1879, for 70 children; average'
tive Methodist chapel. The town estate produces about attendance, 58; Frederick Ludbrooke, master; :Mrs.
£24 a year, which sum is received by the churchwardens Elizabeth LUdibl'Ooke, infants' mistress
and applied to the repairs of the church and the relief of Railway Station, George Maskell, station master
:PRIV.UE RESIDENTS. Aldrich Horace, farmer, White house Mountain Frederick James, builder ~
Arnott Mrs Bezant William, parish clerk contractor
Page Simon, Victoria cottage Bish<lp Robert, shoe maker Mountain Henry, sanitary inspector
P arry- Cro 0 k e D ougIa BB . A ., J ..,
P D.L . Brady Curtis John, Stradbroke Arms for Blything Rural District Counc~
Darsham house; \& 60 Rutland gate, hotel &; posting house, Railway statn Post office
London IS W Chilvers James, Fox P.H Noller Charles, builder
Roberts WaIter Ellenger Albert, grocer &; painter Quintan George, pork butcher
Shaw Rev. Robert John Theo.Assoc. Geater Albert, farmer Ro<binson Wm. miller (wind &; steam)
K.C.L. The Cottage Goddard John, farmer Rouse John, farm bailiff to Douglas
Tannant nnev. Ch' 1'1s t op her M.ADC
. , . .L. Bolmes Wm. farmer &; machine owner Parry.crooke esq
Vicarage Hunt Ephraim Moss, coal merchant, Smith George, blacksmith
Railway station &; at Yoxford Snell James, hoop &; hurdle maker
COMMERCIAL. Lane George, farmer Staff Hy.wa.rrener &; vermin destroYer
Aldrich Andrew, farmer, Darsham hall Lovett Robert, farmer . Staff In. warrener &; vermin destroyer
Anness Philip In. maItster, corn, coal, Martin John, builder, wheelwright &; Woodard Henry, game keeper to D.
cake &; salt merchant, Railway statn undertaker Parry-Crooke esq
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110 DEBACH. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
DEBACH is a village and parish 4 miles nDrth-we&t. Hume RA. of Jesus College, Cambridge. There is 8
from Woodbridge station, in the South Eastern division of Primitive Methodist chapel. The rents of about 40 acres
tJhe county, Wilfor:i hundred, Woodbridge petlty se..<:.sional of land are applied to .the benefit of the poor and th6
divlision, union and county court district, rura.l deanery of repairs of the church and school. The rector is lord of
Loes, archdeaeonry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. the manor, and the trustees of the Walford family are the
The church of All Saints is a small building of fiin·t in the principal landowners. The soil is of a heavy nature;
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave and north subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas
porch; the pulpit and font are both of carved stone, the and beans. The parish contains 482 acres, chiefly arable;
latter being a memorial to the Rev. Osborne Shribb rateable value, £523; the population in 1891 was 140.
Reynolds, rector here for 30 yearS' (1817-47); there is Sexton, Willilam Hunt.
also a carved oak reading-desk and three stained memorial Letters thl'ough Woodbridge a,rrive at 8.40 a.m.; Wall
windows: the church was restored and enlarged in 1852, Letter Box cleared at 5.30 p.m. The nearest money
and affords 80 sittings. The register dates from the year order & telegraph offices are at Melton & Grundisburgh,
1539- The living is a rectory, consolidated with that ot about 3 miles distant
the neighbouring parish of Boulge, net yearly value National School (mixed), erected in 1858, for 70 children;
£184, with 20 acres of glebe, in the gift of Mrs. C. Van- average attendance, 31; Mrs. Eleanor Mayers, mistress
stone, and held since 1895 by the Rev. Ernest Henry Carrier. John Crane, to Woodbridge, on thurs
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Hume Rev. Ernest Hy. RA. (rector) Dunnett Frederick, farm bailiff to the Moore - , farmer
Crane Charles, bricklayer Walford Trustees, Canes farm Pears Angelina (,Mrs.), shopkeeper
Crane John, carrier Foster :Mol'timer,frmr. The Grove fnn
DEBENHAM is a parish and small town, in the N()rth amoUIl'ting to £651 yearly, and the principal landowner.
Eastern division of the county, 13 miles north from The area is 3,317 acres of strong, well cultivated land;
Ipswich, 9 north-east from Needham and Stowmarket rateable value, £4,317; the population in 1891 was 1,219.
railway stations, both on the Ipswich and Norwich section, Pa.rish Olerk and Sexton, George Rowe.
8 south-east of Eye, terminwl station of the Great Eastern Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
railway and 82 from London, in Thredling hundred, Fram- Post, S. R & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Miss Annie
Iinglmm petty sessional division, Bosmere and Claydon Gardner, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Stow-
union, Fram'lUngham ,and Saxmundham county court market at 5.35 a.m. &; 1.50 p.m.; delivered at 7 a.m.
district, rural deanery of Claydon, archdeaconry of Suffolk & 2.15 p.m. & dispatched at 8.50 a.m. & 7.50 p.m.;.
and diocese of Norwich. The name is derived from the sundays, delivered at 7 a.m. & dispatched at 7.50 p.m.
smaLl river Deben, which becomes navigable at Wood. Money orders are issued & paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
bridge. The town is lighted with gas by a oompe.ny, from 'l'elegraph business from 8 a.m. till·8 p.m. week days;
works in Water lane erected in 1'858; the water supply 8 till 10 a.m. sundays .
i& derived from wells. The church of St. :Mary is a . . . . .
building of stone and flint, chiefly in the Early English County Police ~tatlon, W~hat;U Fal1:weather, sergeant ,
and Perpendicular s,tyles, consisting of chancel, nave and Debenh~ ParIsh Council Fue BrIgade, James Ker.ry,
an em.battled western tower, conta'ining 8 beRs; in the captam, & 16 men .
chancel are monuments to Oharles Cawdy and his wife, PUBLIC OFFICERS.
A.D. 1650, Sir OhaI"les Framlingham, knighted 1581, ob.
1595, and others; the aisles have been rest()ll'ed. under the Collector of Income Tax & Clerk to Parish Council, Thos.
direction of Mr. Herbert; J. Green, architoot, of Nl()rwich, Henry Last, Debenham
and both nave and aisles have been l'e-.seated in carved Medical Officer, Debenham District, Bosmere &; Claydon
oak, and affo.rd 550 sittings. The rernster <kites from the Union, Digby Manfred Ffrench
year 1559. The living is a vicarage, "'- net yearly value Schools.
£ 185, with residence, in the gift of Lord Henniker, and Endowed SdhooJ., esta~lished in 1,879, under a scheme of
held since 1890 by the Rev. William Alexander Duke B.A. the Charity Commissioners, for the management of Sir
of Trinity College, Dublin, and surrogate. Here is a Robert Hitcham's charity and reorgQnized in 1891; all
Congregational chapel, renovated in 1895, ata cost of infants are now admitted tree, but child·ren in standards
over £400, and seating 850 persons, with a Sunday school I to 4 pay a fee of 2d. per week & those in the upper
attached. A Cemetery of Il acres was purchased and standards 3d . per week; the schoo! will hold a.bout 130
laid out by the Parish Council iD, 1897, at a cost of £400, Children; avemge attendance, 88; MilSs Jessie Erskine,
and consecrated in 1899; there is no mortuary cha:pel. mistress
There are charities for the relief of the poor, derived from Ntat.'ional, erected in 183& &; enmged in 1895 at a cost of
land, and amounting to about £40 yearly, besides £60 £100 by the late Lord Henniker, but now forming part
from Sir Robert Hitcham's charity. The Red Lion hotel, of the HiitchalQ. Charity scheme; it will hold 70
some parts of which are said to be ancient, stands in the children; average attendance, 12; Jas. Arth.Hunt,mast
centre of the town. There is a Village club and reading Omnibuses to Ipswich, Ernest WaIter List & Charles Jas.
room, supplied with daily and weekly papers; it also Smith, .tues. thurs. & sat
contains a library of 250 volumes and a billiard table for Oarriers to
the recreation of the members, who number over 60.
Crow's Hall, an ancient moated mansion, built in 1310, and Ipswich. Ernest Waiter List, to Halberd inn, mono wed.
White Hall, are now farm houses. Lord Henniker is lord & fri. at 3, tues. thurs. &; sat. at 4, &; Charles James
of the manor and holds a court leet and baron yearly in Smith, to Blue Coat Boy inn, daily, 3 p.tn
November: he is also imp1"Opriator of the great tithes, Stowmarket--Qharles Smith, fri
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ancient Order of Foresters (Oourt Collins Albert, thatcher
Batcock Rev. William (Cong.), :Manse 5318), (Roberb Lockwood, Bec) CoIlins James, thatcher & wood
Bradford William G. H., M.B., B.C. Babb Waltel" Webber,chemist,druggist hurdle maker
Vine coI;tage & stationer - Cooper George &; Sons, miller.
Oapon :Mrs Baldry Waiter Charles, draper,grocer 0& (wind & steam)
Dove Mrs. Stone cottage boot & shoe dealer Copping George, shopkpr.&; basket ma
Duke Rev. William Alex.B.A.Vicarage Beecroft Ellen (Miss), dressmaker. Corne1" Mary (Mrs.), beer refiailer
Ffrench DigbyManfred,CherryTree gm Blomfield Joseph, shopkeeper Curtis Dennis William (established
Freeman Miss, White house Bond WaIter, hair dresser over a century), tailor, drsper,
'Howes Mrs Boulton Agnes M. K. (Miss),boarding hatter &; outfitter, ladies' dresses,
Jarrett Mrs &; day school, Blenheim house jackets &; ulsters, tailor-made &
Lock Mrs. Sycamore house Bradford- William G. H., RA., M.B. & fit guaranteed; orders executed at
Moulton George, White hall B.e.Camb. surgeon & medical officer shortest notice; & at Bury streei,
Page Mrs for the Debenham Benefit Society &; Stowmarket
Read John Wm. J.P. Debenham hall Foresters' Club, Vine cottage Craske Charles, milk dealer
:RosiQr Thomas Brady John, bill poster Crow Frederick, beer retailer
COMMERCIAL. Bransbury Rebecca (Mrs.),preparatory Damant Alfred William, ironmongPr,
.Abbott Henry, family grocer, draper, school photographer &; fancy stationer
hatter, boot dealer, insurance agent, Bull John, carrier Debenham Congregational Benefit So-
~ general house furnisher, agent for Carter John William, agent to the ciety (Thomas Henry Last, sec)
W. & A. Gilbey Lim. wine & spirit Prudential Assurance Co. Limited Debenham & District Villagoe Club &;
merchants Carpenter Robert, boot maker Reading Room (James A. Hunt,sec.;
Aldous George, chimney sweeper Cemetery (Hobert Blomfield, supt) Robert Lockwood, tl'easurer)
-- Aldous James, farmer, Malting farm Clarke George, shopkeeper Debenham Gas Light Co. (T. H.Last,
Aldous Thomas, mail contractor Clarke Samuel, millwright, machinist sec)
.Amass John &; William, butchers & shopkeeper Denney John, Eight Bells P.H
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Dines Fre de ric k Ch arl es. ba ke r ~ con- He arn ~illiam Th om as,
fec tio ne r 0&; ref res hm en t rm s.H igh st et fu rm tur e de ale r bo ot ma ke r Red. Lio n co mm erc ial ho tel & po sti ng
Dix-on Th om as (exQr!f. of) !br ick & til e HOlles Ha rry . ca rpe nte ho us e; Co bb old 's no ted ale s & sto ut,
AI; dra in pip e & ch em Ica l ma nu re La st Ho rac e Ba
r fine wi ne s"" sp iri ts '&i ch oic e cig ars ;
zar iah , far me r, Ol d Hall he ad qu art ers for C. T. C. (A lbe rt
ma nu fac tur ers La st Th om as, He nry , bla ck sm ith ,
Ea ste rn Co un tie s' Pe rm an en t Be ne fit ass ist an t ov ers eer , cle Ed wa rd Pr att , pro pri eto r)
Bu ild ing So cie ty (T ho s.H y.L ast ,ag t) -council & tax co lle cto r 'et rk to pa ris h Ruffie.s Wi llia m, pra cti ca l tai lor &
Ffr en ch Di gb y Ma nfr ed L.R '.C .P. 'et Ga s Co sec. to the bre ech es ma ke r, mQ urn ing ord ers
L. R. C. S. & L.M .lr el. sur ge on ,m ed i- La st Wi llia m Fra nc is, co car efu lly ex ec ute d
cal officer & pu bli c va cci na tor ,D eb en - Li st Er ne st W alt er, ca rri eroper Rowe <!eorge, jun . ma na ge r for D. W .
ha m dis tri ct, Bo sm ere 0& Cl ay do n pro pri eto r 0& om nib us Cu rtI S
union~ Ch err y Tr ee gre en Ru ms er Lie ne l, sad dle r, ha rne ss &
Li st Ro be rt, cab ow ne r co lla r ma ke r & far me r
Fo rd Th om as, farm&r, thr esh ing ma- Lo ck Ed ga r Algal', far me
chine ow ne r & ho rse ala ug hte rer &C. Lu ff Danl. Th os. far mr . Bri r Sa ge Ri ch ard , bu tch er
Ul ve rst on ha ll cel l far m SallowoS Wi llia m, ba ke r
Ma rjo ram Jo hn , tax ide rm ist Sim mo nd s Ab rah am , far mr .Po tas h fro
Fo rsd yk e M ary An n (M rs. ), tai lor ess Mi lls Th om as, ha rdw are
.Fox He nry Jos ep h, Ch err y Tre~ fam ily Mo ore Ma rga ret (M rs.de ale r Sm ith Ch arl es, wood tU1'lD.er, co op er,
AI; co mm erc ial ho tel
), far me r, ca uie r, hid e & sk in fac tor
Cr ow s ha ll Sm ith Oh arl es .Tames, carriel"
Fr ee ma n Wi llia m, far me r, Po pla r Ba1l Mo rti me r Wi llia m, bu tch
er Sm yth Ge org e, far me r, Ca mp gre en
& HogstYlll far ms :Moulton Go org e, far me r 0& lan do wn er, Sp arr ow Ch arl es, bri ck
Ga rdn er An nie (M iss ), Po st office W hit e Ha ll &; Sh rub be ry far ms lay er, bu ild er
Ga rdn er Lo us ia Ja ne (Miss),dres8' ma Os bo rne !sa ae , Ki ng 's He & co ntr ac tor ; sto ve !)'" ran ge s of all
Ga sk in Wi llia m, far me r, Ow ls far1llJ Ox bo rro w Ep hra im Ed ad P.H kin ds sup pli ed to ord er &; fixed by
Gi llia mF red eri cG eo .ha ir drs sr. Hi gh st &; bill po ste r wa rd, fish dlr . ex pe rie nc ed wo rkm en ; ce me ntf loo r-
Go od ing Er ne st, far me r, De rry bro ok Pa ge -& Sons, gro ce rs, dra ing , san ita ry &; ho rti cu ltu ral work;1
AI; Mo un t Ple asa nt far ms
pe rs, ha tte rs, est im ate s fre e
on tfi tte rs &; bo ot de ale rs Sp arr ow Ed ga r, ma rin e $to re de ale r
Go od ing Hel"bert, bu ild er, co ntr ac - Pa ge Annie M an a (M rs.
),m ille r (w ind ) St err y Ma rth a (M iss ), dre ss ma ke r
tor & coach bu ild er & ste am saw ml s &; far me r
Go od ing Fr ed k. tai lor 0& woollen dra pe r Pa rk er Ju lia (MroS.), dre Ta ylo r Fre de ric k, be er ret ail er
ssm ak er Ta ylo r Jas . Fr ed k. ve ter ina ry sur ge on
Go od ing Ph ilip , be er ret ail er & bri ck - Pa rk er Wi llia m, oIladdler
& ne ws ag en t Th irk ett le Fr ed eri ck , ba ke r
lay er Pe ck He nry Jam es, bo ot ma ke r
Goodwin AUlos, sh oe ma ke r Ty de ma n Ep hra im . br us h ma ke r
Pe ck Wm .Ja s. carpentr.-& wh eel wr igh t W hy an d Wi llia m, ca bin
Gr oo m Oh arl es, sho pk eep er Pe rcy Jo hn Ho tsp ur, wa teh & clock ma Wi lby Jam es, ca rpe nte et ma ke r
Ha mm on d Jo hn , ha rdw are de ale r & Pr att He nry , sho pk eep er r
ne ws ag en t Woods Joh n,s ho pk eep er & wh ee lw rgh t
Re ad Jo hn Wi llia m, far me r & lan do wn r. W yth e Ca leb , plu mb er.
Ha tch er Ho rac e, ma rin e sto re de ale r gla zie r,p ain ter ,
De be nh am ha ll ho us e de co rat or & mo nu me ntl . ma SD
Ha tch er Sa mu el, ma rin e sto re & ha rd- Rolfe. Ma ry .Ann (M rs. ),
wa re de ale r be er ret ail er W yth e Jo hn , far me r
DE NH AM (ne ar Bur,..), is a pa ris h an d vil lag e 61 mu es
we st...by-.south fro m Bu ry St. Ed mu nd s, an d 31 so uth fro m fam sil ve r for his Ilf e; in consequen~ of nis ex ecu tio n the
Hi gh am lfl:6tion on the Ne wm ark et an d Bu ry .section of 1Jhe ily lef t London, set tle d in Norfolk, bu t afterwardoS in
Su lk. an d a. lin eal de sce nd an t be ca me fil1st red tor of
Gr ea t Ea ste rn railway, in .the No rth W est ern div isi on of Deffo
the co un ty, hu nd red of Ri sbr idg e, Th ing oe an d TIled- sti llnh am , wh()Se fat he r too k the n.ame of Pr ike , wh ich is
wa str e petlty :sessional diviSion, un ion of Th ing oe , co un ty ha s a fam ily na me in the ne igh bo urh oo d: an attem.pf;
co urt dis tri ct of Bu ry St . Ed mu nd s, ru ra l de an ery of era sed be en ma de to oblite.ra.te the rec ord , pa rt of wh ich wa s
ThUlrlow, a:rohdeaoonry of Su db ury .and dio ces e of Ely . Ho be rt , an d a pa rt pa.sted ov er wi th ve llu m. Ca pt. Wi llia m
Ga mu l J'la,rmer, ()f No nsu oh Pa rk, Ch ea m, Su rre y,
Th e cihurch of St . Ma ry is ,p. sm all bu ild ing , principlll1ly of is lor d
of
flint, in the Ea rly En gli sh sty le, co nsi sti ng ~f ch an cel , Th e soi the ma no r an d ow ne r of the whole of the pa ris h.
l is in mo st pa rts of a. sti ff cla y; -subsoil, cla y. Th e
na ve , ch ap el, t!Q\lth po rch an d an em ba ttl ed we ste rn tow er ch ief cro ps
co nta ini ng one bell. an<1- a mo rtu ary ch ap el co nta ini ng are a is a.re whea.t, 'ba rle y, be an s, pe as .and roo m. Th e
1,3 °8 ac res ; ratea.ble va lue . £6 55 ; the po pu lat ion
mo nu me nts of Si r Ed wM d Le wk en or, wife an d so n: the re in 1891
W1aS' 164_
are 120 sit tin gg . Th e reg ist er da tes fro m th e ye ar 153 9.
Th e liv ing is 3 vic am ge , gro ss ye arl y va lue [2 00 , wi th 3 Le tte rs rec eiv ed by foot pos1; thr ou gh Bu ry St . Ed mu nd s
acr es of gle be an d res ide nc e, in the gif t of Oa pt. Wi llia m arr ive at 6.2 0 a.m . Ba rro w is the ne are st mo ne y ord er
R. G. Fa rm er, an d he ld !Since 1893 by the Rev. Wi llia m & tel eg rap h office, ab ou t 2 mi les dis tan t
Bu rge ss M. A. f)f Du rha m Un ive rsi ty. Th e pariosh reg ist er Wa ll Le tte r Box cle are d at 8,4 5 a.m . &; 5'4 0 p.m .; su n..
(lontaiIh9 a rec ord , in La tin , of 8 rio t in Lo nd on in the rei gn da ys, 9.55 a'm
of He nry n. me nti on ed by Hu me . wh en Co un t Ferreras Pa roc hia l Sc ho ol (m ixe d), ere cte d In 1851, &; en lar ge d in
was mu rde red by Jo hn Ol dm ain e, him sel f of no ble bil 'th , 18990 for 60 ch ild ren ; av era ge att en da nc e, 36 ;. Mr s.
who, sft er tri al by th e ordool of wa ter , "WQS sen ten ced to El iza be th Ste ele , mi str ess
be ha ng ed , alt ho ug h he off ere d five hu nd red poundos of Ca rri
er to Bu ry. -:M urf ett , wed. &; sa t
Bu rge ss Rev. W m. , M.A.. VicaJ'llg'&
Halls Mr s. Th e Ha ll
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Ha lls Ch arl es, far me r, Ab bo tt's far m \ Ki ng Wa Ite r He nry , far
me r
DE NH .A .:M : (ne ar Ey e) is a sca tte red village an d pa ris h, an d
4 mi les ea st fro m Ey e' ter mi na l sta tio n, In the No rth pa rtl ~y of the ma~or. Th e lan d is pa rtl y he av y an d
y hg~t. Th e chIef cro ps are wh eat , ba rle y an d fla L
Ea ste rn div isi on of the co un ty, Ho xn e hu nd red , pe tty Th~
a~ a III acr es 1,2 80 ; rat ea ble va lue , £9 47 ; the po pu -
sessional div isi on an d un ion co un ty co urt dis tri ct of Ey e, latlOn 2.
ru ml de an ery of Ho xn e, ~rchdeaconry of Suffoo.k an d III 18 9r wa s 27
diocese of N()nWch. Th e ch urc h of St . Jo hn is & smaJJ PoPa ris h Cl erk , .A1bert ~kes. .
bu ild ing of flint an d &tone in the No rm an .style, co nsi sti ng st Office.-~Iss An me Sa rah Ru sh , sub-postmIstre~ll.
ot ch an cel , na ve , so uth po rch an d 6 sm all tur ret at we;;t Le tte rs rec eIv ed thr ou gh Ey e at 6 a.m . & 3 p ..m .; dis -
en d eo nte ini ng on e be ll: it mIll res tor ed an d re- sea ted m pa tch ed at 9. 1 5 a.m . 0& 7.3 0 p:m .; sun da ysf
dispatch.ed
7.3 0 p.~. Po sta l ord ers are ISSUed he re, bu t no t pa Id.
1873 an d ha s 25 0 sit tin gs . Th e reg ist er da tes fro m the
H~ xn e ~s the ne are st mo ne y orde~ -& tel eg rap h office, lZ
ye ar 1708 . Th e liv ing is a vic ara ge , ne t ye arl y va lue mi les dis tan t. Wa ll Po st Bo:t, village. cle are d at 8.1 5
£8 2, inc lud ing 24 ac res of gle be an d res ide nc e, in the
gif t of La dy Ba tem an an d he ld since 1<190 by the Re v. Naa.m . &; 7·35 p.m . .
tio na l School (mIXed), ere cte d for 60 ch ild ren ; a.verage
.Alfred Mo rga n. La dy 'B ate ma n is the pri nc ipa l lan do wn er att en da nc e, 30
Mo rga n Re v. Al fre d, Vic.al'age Mu tim er ~rs. Sa rah , fan ne r ~ar~meraAr;~~nl~~L~w& Bu sh fIns
Ab let t Da vid sho pk eep er & far me r Ne av e Ell is, far me r
lle ck ers Rob~rt, Gr ee n Ma n P.H Oakes Al be rt, wh eel wr igh t
Co nk William, bla ck sm ith Wace Cl em en t, far me r
Ri ch es Ho rac e Fr an k, far me r, Den- W ha tli ng . Ch arl es, sho pk
Da llis ton e Al me da (M rs. ), far me r pr. & far me r
ha m ha ll Woods Bi lha m, far me r
DE NN IN GT ON is a pa ris h an d lar ge village, ne ar the En gli
riv er .AIde. 3 mi les no rth fro m Fra ml ing lha m ter mi na l p(}l'ch sh sty le, co nsi sti ng of chancel, na ve , ais les , so uth
!!" sm all tur r.e t an d an em~attled we ste rn tow er
rai lw ay sta tio n, !in th e NOJ"IJh Ea .st ern div isi on of the co nta
collllty Ho xn e hu nd red an d un ion Fr am lin gh am an d ala ba ini ng 5 1?ells: ~ the ch.ureh 18 a fine f~n:mr:nt :f
Saxm-.::ndham co un ty co urt dis tri cl nwaJ. de an ery of fougil I ste r to SI r Wi llia m Phedlpp Lo rd Ba rdo p . . . w 0
Hoxne, arc hd eac on ry of Suffolk an d diocese of No rw ich . fleur, lt at Ag inc ou rl, 25 Oc t. 141 5; wal~ Ca pj; Ill % Ha rd
Th e ch urc h of St. Ma ry is a str nc tur e of flint, in the Ea rly I ch am 14 21 :2; treas~rer of t~e ho use ho to en. . an
be rla lll an d prI vy co un cil lor to He n. VI. 0 •• 6 Ju ne ,
 112 DENNINGTOl't. ~UFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

1441• when the title, if really conferred, of which there is cool. There IS a rent-charge of 10S. a rear on the Ben
some doubt, became extinct:, the church has some good acre; end Mills'$ (Framlingham) C'hant~ 'Supplies ss.
wood carving, the screen work especially being much ad- worth of bread quarterly to the poor of Denmngton church
miil'ed ~ there are 600 sittings. The register dates from Dennington Hall, formerly the seat of the Earls of St!'6d:
the rear 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly vltlue broke w noW a. farmhouse. The Earl of Stradhroke is
£ 825, including 15 2 acres of glebe, with residence, in tae lord dE the manor and cb;ief lando~er. The soil is rich
gift ~f and held since 18 79 by the Rev. Geo. Castleden loam with 8 clay subsoil. The chIef crops are wheat
M.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge. Here is a Primitive barle~, beans and turnips. The parish contains 3,2S~
Methodist Chapel, erected in 18 74. The charities include acres of land and 8 of water; assessable value, £2,258'
25 acres of land, with buildings, lying in the pa.rish, let the population in 189 1 was 7 18 . -
at [,62 yearly and 6ppNed w the repairs of the church and Parish Clerk, F. R. Garrard.
relief of the.poor; about 7 acres at Kettleborough, left.by Post, M. O. &; 't. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Nathan WrIght esq. in 1657, let at [,12 Q year, applied Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-William :r.
to binding out apprentices l a house and 3 acres of land Baldry, sub-postmaster. Letter~ through Framlingham
at Framlingham, given !by the same Nathan Wright and R.S.O. arrive at 6.3 0 a.m.; dIspatched at 6·55 p.m.
let at £10 yearly, distributed to the poor in bread o.nd week dayS'. • .
coals; and lands at Cratfield, left by John Paul br will Church School (mIXed),ereoted ID 1874-5,for 120 ehildren;
in 1688 the rents of which are also clisiriburted in brood and average attendance, 122; WaIter Edwards, master
Butche~ Mrs. White house Cook Daniel farmer &; landowner ists k cyclists; posting in all its
Capon J(}hn Arthur Cook Edward Arthur, farmer, Den- branc~es, &; farmer, insurance agt.
Castleden Rev. George M.A. Rectory nington lodge &; asSIstant overseer
Cook Edwd. Arthur, Dennington lodge Denny George, tailor Read Henry, ~opkeeper
Moore Mrs. Jasamine cottage Emmerson William, shopkeeper Rudland Ed:w m C~l~orne, grocer k
Ray Mrs. Whitmore- place Ford Charles, f1lJ1"mer, Church farm draper, wme, SPI1'j.t, ale &; stout
Smith William Goddard Charles farmer, The Hall merchant, boot .& shoe dealer &>
Wnght William Green Robert fa~mer, Hill farm general provider, The Stores
COMMERCIAL. Hayes Gro. 'farmer, Maypole grl*!n Saunders William &; Sons, millers
Allard Robert, cattle dealer Howard William, wheelwright (wind k steam)
AIdous William, farmer Jarvis William, farm bailiff to the Earl Scace Oharlton Robert, farm bailiff to
Baldry William J. boot &; shoe maker, of Stradbroke Mr. It A.. Cook
Post office Kerry WaIter, beer retailer Sheldrick Thomas, farmer
Beck John, market gardener &; farmr Marjoram Fred. boot &; shoe maker Studd John, carpenter
Bolton Samuel, blacksmith Moss Alfred, farmer Taylor Frederick, farmer
CalveI' George, 1I0rist Myall Charles, watchmaker Turner William, farmer, Clay hilI
Oapon Jeptha, farmer, Red house Oastler Jeremiah, farmer Webster Saml, iarmer, Park Gate fm
Chambers John, farmer Plant Thomas Herbert, Queen's Head Wright Willoughby, furniture brokeJ'
Chapman Walter, wheelwright P.B.; good accommodation for tour-
DENSTON (or Denardiston) is a parish 6 miles north del' McKechnie Th.A.K.C.L. who is also vicar of and re-
from Clare station, on the Cambridge and Long Melford sidell at Wickhambrook.
section of the Great Eastern railway, and I I north-east There are two charities of 1:3S. 4d. each, one given by
from Haverhill, in the Southern division of the county, Anthony Sparrow and the other by an unknown donor.
Risbridge hundred, petty sessional division and union. Denston Hall, a fine old mansion, standing in a park of
Haverhill county court district, rural deanery of Clare, 82 acres, is now unoccupied. John Dunn Gardner esq.
archdeaoonry of Sndbury and diocese of ElyJ The ehurch of 37 Grosvenor place S W is lord of the manor and the
of St. Nicholas is a large building of stone in the Per- principal landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clayey.
pendicular style, oonsisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south The cr<lps are wheat, barley, peas, beans and TootS. The
porch and an embattled western tower containing 2 bells: a'rea is 1,199 acres; rateable value, [,1,152; the popula-
the east window is stained, ftnd in the chancel is a monu- tion in 1891 was 242.
ment to the Robinson family, including John Robinson, Parish Clerk, Arthur Mason.
ob. 16°9, and Harriet Rebecca (his wife), ob. 1675; Letter . d f N k t .;\ W' kh b k,
here also is an ancient monument with two reclining . s receIve rom ewmar e, VI IC am roo
effigies, but without either date or inscription: there are delivered at 7.30 a.m. Wall Letter Box by chu:cb•
.some very fine oak-carved tltalls and the nave i[l fittpd cleared at 4·35 p.m. ~ II·4$ a.m..on ,llUndays. WICl{-
with open benche.s of oak, the ends of which are finely hambrook, about I! miles dIstant, IS the nearest money
carved with figures of various animals; the octagonal .order &; telegraph office
stone font is also adorned with carved 'Work; there are Wall Letter Box by Plumbers' Arms, clear6d ab 4·4q"
250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1565- p.m. &:; II·45 a.m. on sundays
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value [,50, in the Kational Sschool (mixed), for 50 children; average at-
gUt of trustees, and held since 1892 by the Rev. Alexan- tendance, 36; Miss Carolina Baldwin, mistress
Carter Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper Gilby Geo. 0& John, harness makers Rowlingson Ann (Mrs.) 'Bell inn
Carter Jaazaniah,watch maker &; regis- Hammond Herbert, shopkeeper Shave Harry, Crown in~
trar of marriages, Risbridge union Ricks Joseph Rouse, farmer Shave Thomas, gardener to Thoroa&
Cook John, gardener to Rev. A. Ling Francis, thatcher Bower esq
McKechnie, Middledit<:h. Benjamin, bricklayer Webb William Henry M.R.C.V.S.L..
Cooke Wm. Plumbers Arms P.R Orbell Willlam, farmer veterinary surgeon
DEPDEN i~ a parish and ~llage in a pleasant p()~ition [1,500, and affords 120 sittings. The registers date-
on an extenSIve green, 7 miles south-west from Bury from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, tithe rent..
St. Edmunds and 5 south. from Saxham station on t~e charge. commuted at [,462, net yearly valu~
New~arket and Bury .ectIOn of the Great Eastern raIl- £220, mcluding I I acres of glebe with Tesidence~
way, In the Southern division of the county. 'l'hinf'f11' in the gift of the Lord Chancellor and held since 1888
and The~wastre petty sessional division, Risbridge hun- by the Rev. Osb(}rne Burgess Packard M.A. of Corpus
dr.ed, Thmgoe unlOn, Bury St. Edmunds county court dis- Christi college, Cambridge. The Marque.ss of Bristol
trlCt, .rural deanery of Clare, archdeaconry. of Sudb.ury ~il lord. of the manor and principal landowner. The soil
an~ diocese ~f Ely. The c~urch of St. Mary. IS an anCIent IS a rich loam; subsoil, clay, producing excellent crops-
e?I~ce of brIck and stone ID the Early Enghsh style, ('on- of wheat, oats, beans, turnips and green crops generally.
sIstmg of chancel, nay-e.. south porch and an embattled' The area is 1,595 acres; ,rateable value, [,903; the popn~
we~tern ~ower contammg 3 bells: there are several lation in J891 was 224.
stamed wmdows: the south porch, now used as a vestry, Parish Clerk. James Palmer.
has a good Norman arch: the communi?n plate. was pre- Post Office.-Mrs. Sarah Challis, sub-postmistress. Left-
sented by Anthcmy Sparrow! successIvely Blshop . of ters received through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at
Exeter (1667-76) .and of NOrwIch (~676-85) and a natIve 9. IS a.m. week days k sundays.; dispatched at 4.20"
?f Depden: there IS e. perfect brass m the church, erected p.m.; sundays, 10.35 a.m. Postal orders are issued'
m 1572, to Lady. Ann ~ermyn:. the c~urchyard, of here, but not paid. Wickhambrook is the nearest money
ne~rly two acres, IS beautIfully laId out WIth small plan- I order &; telegraph office, 4 miles distant
tatlOns: the church was restored about 1880 at a cost of The children of this place attend the school at Ohedburgh
Jolly James, Depden hall Farrow Hannah (Mrs.), farmer Pettit Samuel, farmer
Packard Rev. Osborne Burgess M.A. Haygreen John, blacksmith Pledger Epliraim, miller (wind)
Rectory Jolly James. farmer, Depden hall Reynolds Iseac farmer Cobnall farm
Bank~ Robert, farmer Norman Jeremiah, farmer Robinson Sim~n, fano'er
ChalhsSarah(1\Irs.),shopkpr &; post off
 DIRECTORY.] , SUFFOLK. DUNWICB. 113
DOWNHAM (known as Santon Downham, from its Makenzie esq. of Fawley Court, Buckinghamshire, and
being opposite to Santon, in the county of Norfolk) is a is now the property of his eldest son, William Dalziel
pari:;h on the south bank: of the Little Ouse navigable Mackenzie esq. Within a quarter of a mile of the Hall
river, 2! miles north-east from Brandon station on the is a mill, driven by steam., for grinding corn for the
]Ely and Thetford section of the Great Eastern railway, birds and cattle on the estate. The soil is light sand,
and 5 west from Thetford, in the North Western division and in 1688, in consequence of the sand being blown by
lof the county, hundred and petty sessional division of continued high winds from the hills of Lakenheath (dis-
Lackford, uni.on and county court district of Thetford, tant 5 mile,s .south-west), several houses were buried and
sural deanery of Mildenhall, M'chdeaconry of Suffolk ar.d destroyed, and the river was choked up, and one farmer
.diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is a small build- of the period, named Wright, had all the approaches to
ing of flint in the Norman, Transition and Early En~lish his residence so blocked up that in order to reach it he
,styles, consisting of chancel, nave, north porch and an had to pass over a wall 8 feet high, the .sand at on(> time
.embattled western tower containing one bell: round the filling his yard and reaching to the edges of his roof: for
tower is an inscription, as well 8S monograms of our several years he raised furze hedges set upon one
Saviour and St. Mary the Virgin, a merchant's mark and another, as fast l¥ they were covered by the sand!'1. lmd
initials and the names of six persons: above the south by this expedient raised banks n~ar 20 yards high, bring--
.doorway, now closed, is a stone panel, bearing a figure ing the sand into a compass of 8 or 10 acres, after which,
apparently of the Holy Lamb, surrounded by foliage in by laying upon it great quantities of earth and manure,
;Iow relief: a handsome carved oak screen in the Decorated the whole was converted into a firm and solid mass•
.style separates the nave from the chancel: there are through which he cut a passage to his house. The
.100 sittings, 70 being free. The register dates from the parish contains 3,9°5 acres of land, the greater part of
'year 1579. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value which was an open rabbit warren, but most of it has now
'£21, including glebe £36, in the gift of William Dalziel been brought into cultivation and 16 of water; ra1ieable
Mackenzie esq. and held since 1887 by the Rev. l\Jichael value, £1,227; the population in 1881 was 101, and in
..A.ugustus Gathercole M.A. of Sidney Sussex College, 1891 was 68.
'Cambridge, who is also rector ef Santon. Downham Parish Clerk, Robert Wilson.
Hall, the seat of Col. EdwM'd Philippe Mackenzie D.L.. Letter Box, cleared at 9.50 a.m. &; 7.20 p.m. week days
.T.P. is a noble mansion of white Suffolk brick, standing &; 7 a.m. slmdays. Letters through Drandon, arrive
in a well timbered park, on the southern bank of the at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. ,week days; no delivery sundays
Little Ouse, and is approached from the Brandon and after 8,30 a.. m. Brandon, 2 miles distant, is the nearest
'Thetford high roads by the carriage drives, each I mild money order &; telegraph office
in length, with entrance lodges; attached are extensive Church School (mixed), built for 30 children; average
game preserves and goo-dens laid out in the Italian style: attendance, 20; supported by Col. E. P. Mackenzie
the estate was purchased in 1870 by the late Edward D.L., J.P.; Mrs. Mary Alexander, mistress

D.L., J.P. Downham hall

I M.A. (vicar), Bridge house
I
Mackenzie Colonel Edward Philippe Gathercl)le Rev. Michael Augustus Claxton Hubbard (exors. of), farmers.
Little Lodge farm
DRINXSTONE is a. parish, 2! miles south-west from . The church land of 5 acres is let for £6 6s. a year, which,
Elmswell station on the lJury and Ipswich section of the with a yearly rent-charge of 18s. is applied to the repairs
Great Eastern railway, 7 west-north-west from Stow- of the-church. Drinkstone Park, the residence of Fredk.
:market and 7l east-by-south from Bury St. Edmunds, Hodg-son-RO'berts esq. comprises about 250 acres, part of
in the North Western division of the county, Thingoe which is in Drinkstone and p8Il't in Hessett parish = th~
anti Thedwastry petty sessional division. hundred of mansion, built in 1760 by Joshua Grig-by esq. is situated
Tbedwastre, union of Stow, county court district of three-quarters of a mile west of the church and village,
Stowm~rket, rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry and is surrounded by extensive plantations; the park
.of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints oontains a fine sheet of water. Drinkstone House, the
is an ancient edifice of stone in the Decorated and Per- property and residence of John Chadwick Lomax esq.
pendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles. south slands near the Green, and is surrounded by lawns and
porch and a. western tower, of brick containing 6 bells. shrubberies. The principal landowners are the trusteea
which have been recast: the south porch, rebuilt in of the late Capt. T. H. Powell, the trustees 0'£ James
&1872, is remail'kable for its beautiful proportions and the Lambert esq. John Jewers esq. and Mrs. Parker. The
uniformity of date displayed in the tracery of the win- soil is mixed; subllOil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
dows and the carving of the screens and finials: the are wheat, barley, oats, peas, beans and roots. The area
dlancel retains a. piscina: the east window was filled with is 2,186 acres of land and 10 of water; rateable value,
stained glass in 1872. as a memorial to William Horne, £1,606; the population in 1891 was 396.
father of the present rector; and there is a stained Sexton, Wilson Manfield.
window in the tower presented by the late Henry le Heup Post Office. John lJennington Blake, sub-postmaster.
Cocksedge esq. in memory of a son who was losi' at sea: Letters from Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 6.30 a.m. &;
the church was restored in 1867, and affords 300 sittings. 2.30 p.m.; dispatched, IO.45 a,Jll. & 6.15 p.m. Postal
'The register dates from the year 1666. The livin~ is a orders are issued here, but not paid. Woolpit &;
.rectory, net yearly value £356, including 89 acres of Rattlesden are the nearest money order &; telegraph
. glebe and residence, in the gift of lIJld held since 1865 by offic9S, 2 milei distant
'the Rev. Frederick Edward Home M.A. of Trinity Collega, Wall Letter Box, Drinkstone Green, cleared week days
Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapl, built in 1866. at IO.30 a.m. &; 6 p.m. &; 11.30 a.m. on sundays
There are several cha.rities, which are distributed by In 1804 the Rev. Richard Moseley left £700 to be in-
:wustees ; in 16~2 Thomas CamborJle devised the vested in the Funds for the support of day &; sunday
.residue of his real estate to be disposed of for setting snd schools, in which the poor children of Drinkstone &;
keeping to work the poor parishioners: the propert:t Rattlesden should be taught to read &; Wll'ite; thill
l>elonging to this charity is partly copyhold, and consists legacy was laid out in the purchase of £1,091 3s. 6d.
'Of " house and 29 acres of land, now (1900) let fOT Consols, &; the dividends are applied to the support cri.
£34 7s. 6d. a year, whicll is mostly expended by the the schools here &; at Rattlesden
trustees in apprenticing poor children. A cottage, garden, l{ational School (mixed). erected in 1859, for 70 children;
'llnd a piece of waste ground, let for about £4 a y~ar, are average attendance, 6o; Mrs. Emma Robinwn, mist
appropriated by ancient usage to the relief of poor widows. Carrier.-George Churchyard, to Bury, wed. &; sat
'Hodgson-Roberts Frdk. Drinkstone pk Blake John Bennington, shopkeeper, Nuun William, blacksmith &; poor's
Horne Rev. Frederick Edward M.A. Post office ra,te collector
RectJory Brown Edward Wm.farmer, Home frm Plumber Henry Robert, carpenter &;
Lomax John Chadwick, Drinkstone ho Churchyard George, carrier wheelwright
Parker Mrs. Park corner Clover Daniel, miller (wind &; sleam) Reader George, Olterry Tree P.H. Ai
TOWlll!lend Joseph Edwd. Hammond hall Constable Arth. Hy. farmer, Rookery ilhoe maker
Waller John Anthony,Drinkstone lodge Cooper George, beer retailer SneIl Oliver, f~i1'mer
Halls Charles Louil!l, grocer &; draper Taylor John C. fllrmer, Hall farm
COMMERCIAL. Jewers In. farmer, Whitefield bouse Wicks Edgar, fa.rmer, Ticehurst (let-
Barrell Charles, farmer Mayes James. farmer ters "re received through Tostock,
Bland Charles, shoe maker Phillips Hannah (MTS.), dress maker Bury St. Edmunds)
DUNWICH is a small parish and quiet seal!lide 4 and 5 miles south-by-west from Southwold by the
watering place on the German Ocean, .. miles south· bellcR, and 8 by the road, 9 south-east from HalesworUl,
-east from BlythQurgh station on the Southwold railway, and 9 north-east from Saxmundham, in the North
si miles east from Darsham station, and is between Eastern division Qf the county, Blything hu.ndred, petty
SUFFOLK 8
 114 DUNWICII. ·8UFFOIJK.
sessional division and union, county court district of Wissett. There is a lifebo'l.t station, established in Oot_
Halesworth, rural deanery of South Dunwich, arch- 1873, by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, to whom
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. This place a sum of £500 had been bequeathed by the late Rev. J(}:hn
gives the title of Viscount to the Rous family, Earls 01 Keble M.A. vicar of Hursley, for the supply of a lifefroat
Stradbroke. . on some part of the coast which most needed it: tIle life-·
Dunwich was formerly the capital of East Anglia and boat, named the "Ann Ferguson," was presenbefl iD!
from A.D. 673 to 870 the head of a bishop's see, a place 1888. At Minsmere Haven, 2 miles south, is a e~asll­
of considerable commercial importance, and contained guard station. The annual charities amount to :lIOOl
within its boundary 52 ehUl'ches and chapels. The yearly, and there is also land belonging to the.-
present decayed state of this place is owing to the en- parishioners let .for £18 yearly, and at present appro-
croachments of the sea which in the reign of Edward priated to church purposes. A Benedictine monastery-
Ill. destroyed the church of St. Leonard, and not less was founded here in the time of William I. as a cell too
than 400 houses, and is still gradual1y washing awa,y the priory of Eye, but was long since swallowed np byth£l'
its sandy cliffs. In the reign of Edward I. when the sea: here also was a preceptory or"Knighta Templars,.
town had already declined to some extent, it possessed founded before 1252, and dedicated to SS. Mary and John;
II ships of war, 16 fair ships, 20 barks, or vessels a Dominican priory, founded by Sir Roger Holeshe, ancI
trading to the North seas, and 24 fishing boats. Dun- a Franciscan priory by Hen. ITI. and R. Fitz John. Ther~
wich sent two members to Parliament from 25 Edward were also two hospitals, one dedicated to St. James,
I. (1296) until it was disfranchised by the Reform dating from the time of Rich. I. and the other, called
Act of 1832. It was incorporated by King John, whose "Maison Dieu," to the Holy Trinity, and founded in th~
charter was· remodelled 22 Edw. m. (1348-9) and con- reign of Hen. lIT. Grey Friars is the .seat of Miles Barne
firmed and extended by succeeding monarchs, including esq.; the grounds extend to the cliff and afford a full view
Edw. IV. who granted the borough Admiralty juris- of the Gilrman Ocean. Miles Bames esq. and the t{)WJD
diction and other privileges. The corporation, was, trustees are the chief landowners. The soil is sandy;
however, abolished in 1886, under the provisions of the subsoil, sand. Very little of the land is cultivated, being-
" Municipal ICorporations Act" (46 and 47 Vict. c. 18). principally srocked with game. The area is 1,189 acres
The church of St. James, erected in 1830, is a plain edi- of land, 4 of water, I of tidal water and 43 of foreshore;
fiee of flint in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, rateable value, £896; the population in 1891 was 211.
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower con- Parish Clerk, ~saac Dix. .
taining one bell: in 1879 80 new ehancel was built, new Pc-st, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
windows inserted, a fine oak roof erected and stained Post, S. R &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-Isaac Du,.
windows placed in the chancel, at a cost of nearly sub-postmaster. Letters through Saxmundham arriv~
£2,000, wholly defrayed by the late Frederick Barne at 5.5 0 a.m.; dispatched at 7.40 p.m
esq. of Sotterley, who represented the borough of Dun· Wa;lil Letter Box cleared at 7.35 p.m. daily
wieh in foUl' successive Parliaments from 1812 to 1830:
there are 200 sittings, an being free. In the church- Public Establishments.
yard stand the ruins of the hospital challel. In .:1886 Coastgua,rd Station, Minsmere Haven, Joseph Wale, chief
a new cemetery was formed: near the churchyard, and a boatman in charge; Dunwich detachment, John Scott,.
lych gate ereeted, also at the cost of the late F. Barne chief boatman
esq. The register dates from the year 1830. The living Lifeboat House, Samuel Scarlett, coxswain
is a vicarage, net yearly value £45, in the gifi; of Miles School (mixed), supported by Miles Barne esq. for 'JO'
Bame, esq. and held since 1895 by the Rev. Henry Dun- children; average attendance, 45; Mrs. Mary Bottom-
sterville Day, who is also sequestrator of and resides at ley; mistress
Barne Miles, Grey Friars Brabbin William, pony trap proprietor Lingwoodo Edwd.Thos.artist,The Ferns
Grieves Mrs. The Bungalow Butcher William, estate carpenter Scarlett William Fredk. shopkeeper
HaTrison L. A. Cliff house Dix George, farmer Scott John, chief boatman of Coast-
Keer Mrs. Clarke, The Limes Dix Isaac,parish clerk &; sub-postmstr guard station
Lingwood Edward Thomas, The Ferns Dix J oseph, farmer Shepherd Charles, head gamekeeper
COMMERCIAL. Dix Stephen, farmer· to Miles Barne esq
Amold Preston, pony trap proprietor Goodall George, estate bricklayer Wale Joseph, chief boatman in charge
Benfield Albert Edward, land agent to ·Green Elizh. (Mrs.),Bame Arms hotel of ,Coastguard statn. Minsmere havn
Miles Barne esq Larter Elijah, pony trap propr •
EASTON is a parish and pleasant village on the river and Brandon K.T., D.L., J.P. who are lords of the manor
Deben, 6 miles north from Woodbridge, 3 south from and principal landowners: the mansion, now (1900)
Framlingham termina:l station and 4 north-west from occupied by Lieut.-Col. Francis Alfred Lucas V.D., J.P_
Wiekham Market station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft is of white brick two stories in height, with a fine frontage,.
section of the Great Eastern railway, in the Northern and has been much improved by the late duke; it stands
division of the county, Blything petty sessional division, within a fine park of 148 acres, studded with cedar and
hundred of Loes, union of Plomesgate, Framlingham and other trees, and is surrounded by lawns and gardens
Saxmundham county court district, rural deanery of tastefully laid out: the stables are of red brick with larg~
Loes, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. square tower rising from the centre and containing a
The church of All Saints, which stands on an eminence clock with four illuminatd dials; there are stalls for fifty
within Easton park, is a building of flint with stone horses: the estate office is in the mansion yard. Th~
dressings in the Perpendicular style, consisting of soil is clay and loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
chancel, nave, south porch and an octagonal embattled wheat, roots, barley, beans and hay. The parish con-
western rower containing 80 cloek and 5 bells: there are tains 1,477 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value,.
brasses to John Wingfield, 1584; to Radcliffe, daughter £1,620; the population in 1891 was 418.
of Sir Gilbert Gerrard kt. and wife of Sir Thomas Wing- Parish Clerk, James Cuthbert.
feld kt. 1~0~; and monuments to Dame Mary Wingfield Post &; Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.-Charles:
and to. William E;enry (Nassau) 5th Earl of ~chford, Tnthill, sub-postmaster. Letters are received througb
who dIed. unmarrIed 3. Sept. 1830, whet;l the. tItle be- Wickham Market at 7 a.m. &; 12.45 p.m... delivered t()
c~~ extmct: there IS also a me~or131 wmdow to callers only; dispatched at XI a.m. &; 6.40 p.m.; sun-
WIlham Alexander, ~lth Duke of HamIlton and Brandon, days at II.20 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but
d. July IS, 1863: m x88~ a. new organ was pr~se.nted not paid. The nearest money order office is at Wickham
by the Duchess of Hamilton: there are 250 sIttmgs. Market
The register dates from the year 1561. The living i s . ..
a. recrory, net yearly value £29 2, including 25 acres of Sc~ool (mIxed), erecte.d by the late Duke of Hamilto~
glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the ID 18 91, for 140 chIldren; average attenda.nce, 101,..
late 'Duke of Hamilton and Brandon K.T. (d. r89S), and WaIter Moakson, master; Mrs. Moakson, nustress
held since 1860 by the Rev. William Watson Wood RA. Carriers.
of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Easton Park is To Woodbridge, thurs. David Airey passes from Lether-
the property of the trustees of the late Duke of Hamilton ingham.; friday, Smith
Luca.s Lieut.-Col. Fraucis Alfred V.D., Davey Frederick, White Horse P.H. &; Mayhew Jsph. tailor&; woollen drapr
J.P. Easton park farmer; horses &; traps let out on Meadows George, head gamekeeper
Wood Rev. Wm. Watson RA.Rectory hire Smith David F. land agent to the-
Freeman Charles, farmer, Wames frm trustees of the late Duke of Hamil-
COIDIEBCIAL. Garrad Charles, blacksmith • ton &; Brandon, The Cottage
!lames Thomas, farm bailiff to Arthur Hammond George Wmiam, farmer &; Stannard George, .shopkeeper
Heywood esq. D.L., J.P. Home farm overseer, Martley hall Thacker George, oowkeeper
!Best James Alfred, head gardener Laws Geo. Roycroft, farmer,Bentries Tuthill Chas. shoe mkr. Post office
Fox ,J()flepb, bricklayer Msyhew Arthur, C6rpenter Wood Arthur, farmer
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. MONKS ELEIGH. 115
EASTON :BAVENTS, see Benacre.
EDWARDSTONE is a. parish and village on the monastery, dedicated to St. Mary; in lll5 it was made
Boxford river, 6 miles east from Sudbury station, in the a cell to the Abbey of Abingdon, but in ll60 was trans-
Southern division of the county, Cosford union, Babergh ferred to the priory of Colne, also a cell of Abingdon: at
hundred, Boxford petty sessional division. Hadleigh the Dissolution the revenues were estimated at £20.
county court district, rural deanery and archdeaconry of Edwardstone Hall, a. plain red brick building, standing
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary in a park near the church, is the seat of Col. the Hon.
is an ancient structure of flint chiefly in the Perpendicu- Henry William Lowry-Corry M.A., J.P. lord of the manor
lar style, consisting of ehancel, nave, north aisle, south and principal landowner. The soil is chieflY' clay; 8ub-
porch and! an embattled western tower containing 6 soil, loam and stiff clay. The chief crops are wheat,
bells: the windows were restored! about 1863: in 1880 the barley, oats and beani. The area is 1,487 acres; rateable
church was restored and reseated, and a memoriaJ value, £1,955; the population in 1891 was 420.
window erected by Mrs. Wright to her hus- Parish Clerk John Griggs.
band: and in 18g8 a similar window was ' .
placed to the late Major McGennis and his wife: there Post. Office. Jolrs. Susannah Jane Richardso~, sub-post-
are 250 sittings. The register dates from the year mIstress. Letters through Colchester arnve a,t 8.30
1645. The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly a.m. & 5·30 p.~. Box cleared at 8·45 a.~ & 5·30 p.~.
value £160, with 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the Postal orders Issued here, but not paId. Boxford. HI
gift of CoL the Hon. H. W. Lowry-Corry, and held tl;ie nearest money order &; telegraph office. 3 miles-.
since 18g6 ,by the Rev. Augustus Pakenham Fitzgerald distant.
West M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. The Congrega- Wall Letter Box at Edwardstone Lodge cleared at 7 a.m;_
tional chapel is 1! miles from the village, just outside & 5.15 p.m
the boundary of Boxford. There are three almshouses School (mixed), built in 1843 at a cost of £250, and;,'
for widows, rebuilt in 1855 by Mrs. Ann Shepperd, late enlarged 1900 at a cost of £225 for ll6 children; aver- _
of Edwardstone Hall. Here was formerly a, Benedictine age attendance, 70; HE!nry Peachey~ master
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Peachey Alfred, farmer, Lynns hall
Dickinson Edward Fairbairn. Edward_ Dyer Wm. farmer, Sherbourne house Smith Dan!. hurdle mkr. &; thatcher .
stone lodge Giles Lois (Mrs.), private school,Sher- Stow Joseph, far-m bailiff to JobR. __
Lowry-Corry Col. The Hon. Hy. Wm. bourne street Carlton esq
M.A., J.P. Edwardstone hall Haggis Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Taylor Henry, farmer
Weller-Poley·Walter Johnson J.P. Ed- Hl'lmmond Alfred, gardener to W. J. Underwood William, blacksmith.
wardstone house Waller-Poley esq. Sherbourne street Wade George, farmer
West Rev. Augustus Packenham. Fitz- Richardson Susromah Jane (Mrs.), Whymark Alfred, White Horse P.E
gerald M.A. Vicarage miller & shopkeeper, Post office Younger Wm. farmr.Walnut Tree frm '
BRENT ELEIGH is a parish and agricultural village by Edward Oolman esq. foJ." poor men and women, and
on a tributary of the river Brett, 7 miles north-east from endowed wit-ha farm of 77 acres. Brent Eleigh Hall, the
Sudbury and 2i south-east from Lavenham station on property of WaIter Thomas Brown esq: D.L., J.P. of
the Bury and Long Melford iSection of the Great Eastern Tostock Place, the lord of the manor ,and chief 1811d-
railway, in the Southern division of the county, Babergh owner now (1900) occupied by William Player Brigstoeke
hundred, Melford petty sessional division, Cosford union, esq. is a fine mansioo with an ancient oaken staircase
Hadleigh county court district, rural deanery of Laven- and oontains many valuable plllintings. The soil is mixed,
ham, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The Joam and gravel; subSO'il, gravei and clay. The chief
church of St. Mary, prettily situated, is a building of crops are wheat, 'beans, barley, oat..s '3Jld turnips. The
stone and flint in the Perpendicular and Decorated styles, area is 11,683 acres; :ralteable value £1,260; otlhe popula,..
consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch with tion in 189I was 22I.
a Perpendicular embattled western tower containing 3 Parish Clerk, William Cousens.
bells: in the ehancel is a very fine marble monument to Post Office.~harles Boore, sub-postmaster. Lette:rs-. ,
Mr. Edward Colman, ob. 1737,and here also is preserved from Lavenham RS.a. received at 6.5Q a.m.; dis-
1Io library of 1,500 volumes, the gift of Dr. Coleman in patched at 5.10 p.m.; dispatched on sundays at II.40 "
17°0: there are 100 sittings. The registrar dates from a.m. Postal ol'ders are issued here, but not paid. The .
the year 1589. The living i~ a rectory, net yearly value nearest money order &; telegraph office :is at Lavenham.
£295, with 9 ,acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of 3 miles disront ,
Mr.s. Brown, and held since 1895 by the Rev. William National School (mixed), erected in 1876 at a cost ot'
Alexander Webber M.A. of St. John's Co-liege, Cambridge. £400, chiefly defrayed by the lord of the manor; it will
The local charities now (1900) amount to about £70 hold 46 children; average attendance, 26; Mrs.Barratt,..
yearly. Here is an almshouse in :six tenements, founded mistress
BrigstockeWm.Player,Brent-Eleigh hall Beere Chas. miller (wind) &; shopkpr Gould William, blacksmith & carpen-,
Webber Rev., 'Wm. Alex. M.A. Rectory Evans George, farmer, Bridge farm ter & Cock inn
Baker Thomas, farmer, Hill farm Gates Robert, gamekeeper to W. T. Vinee Frederick, farmer
Baldry William, farmer, Wells hall Browne esq Woodgate Mary Ann (Miss), farmer
MONKS ELEIGH is a. village and parish 8 miles Rev. Archibald John CampbeU Connell M.A. of Exeter-
north-east from Sudbury, 6 north-west from Hadleigh and Cbllege, Oxford. In the village is eo CongTegational
4! south-east from Lavenham station, situated on a chapel with a. small burial gTound attached. The yeady'
tributary of the river Brett, in the Southrn division of value of the Butfield charities is £3, derived f.rom about
the county, Babergh hundred, Melford petty sessional 2!.acres of Jand in Lavenham. The Dean and Chapter'
diwision, Cosford union, Hadleigh county court district, of ,Canterbury are lo.rds of the manor. The ilando'wners
l'llral deanery of Lavenham, archdeaconry of Sudbury are Col. the .Hon. Henry William Lowry-Oorry, of lEdward-
and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is a building stone HaJI, WaIter Thomas Brown esq. of Tostock Place,.
of flint and stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting Alain Hitehcock esq. of The Highlands, Monks Eleigh,
of chancel, nave of four bays with clerestory aisles, south Major-Gen. Fredel"ick Edward Sotheby of Ecton Ha.Il,
porch a.nd an embattled western tower with pinnacles NODtihants 'and Mr. Frederick -Gage with. I80me 6maHer-
containing a clock and 6 bells: the chancel was rebuilt owners. The eoil is a rich klam; subsoail, chalk. The--
and the vestry added about 11345; there are remains of chief crops are wheat, barJey, beans, clover, turnips 'lWd.
a piscina in the north aisle and 30 hagioscope above the mangolds. The area. is 2,099 acres; :rateable value~
capital of the chancel arch; the entrance to the rood £1,99 1 ; the population in 1891 ~a.s 547·
loft still remains; the stained east window is a memorial Parish Clerk", James Rowe.
to the Bev. James Connell M.A. rector, ob. 1879, besides Post, M. 0., S. B. &; AnnUJity & Insurance Office.--Robert
other windows to this family. The organ was also pre- Spa1TOwe Vince, sub-postmaster. Letters from Bilde-
sented by Mrs. ConnelI: the; interior was restored ston 8.0. arrive at 7.10 a.m. &; 5.40 p.m.; dispatched
in 1867 at a cost of £300; and affords 375 3It 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 9.55 a.m. The neaTest tela-
sittingll, 259 being free. The register dates from the graph office is at Bildeston
year 1557' The ilivting is a rectory, net yearly value National School (mixed), erected in 1872, for about 150
£350, with 20 acres of glebe and residence, in rbhe gift of children; average a.ttendance, 125; '.rn1omas Price. maa-
ilie Archbishop of Oanterbu.ry, and held since 1878 by the ter; Mrs. T. Price, IllliatMse
Connell Rev. ArchibaJd John Camp- Hitchcock Alain, The Highlands Branford Daniel,blacksmith, coal mer.
bell M.A. Rectory COMMERCIAL. ehant &; jobmaster
Hawkins R o b e r t . Alldis Henry (exors. of), grcrs. &drprs Bret. Goorge, farmer
ITFFOLK 8-
 116 MONKS ELEIGH. -SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Eugg Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hollox Richard, pig' dealer Phillips Thomas. assistant overseer
Cousens Daniel, shoe maker Morley Geo. (Mrs.), farmr.Slough fm Raynham Waltel'~ farm bailiff to Bbt
Farthing In. beer ret. & pork btchr Morley J oseph, farmer, Folly farm Balls esq. of Ca.stIe Hedinghalll'
Fosker Robert, thatcher Morley Thomas, frmr. Spring fa~m Essex '
GaO'e Frank Edwd.frmr.Foyster's hall Paine Edward, colporteur & BaptIst Russell William, farmer, The Fen
G~e Frederick, farmer, butcher &; missionery, Chapel house Stowe Edward, beer retailer, farmer
landowner, Bridge farm PartridOO"e Abraham, carpenter &; poulterer
Gage Phillip, farmer, Boyton hall Petch Henry E. Red Lion P.1I. Vince Geo. farmer, Hackings fann
Gage Robt. shoe maker &; beer reUr Petley John, shoe maker Vince Robert Sparrowe, grocer, dra-
Goodchild Samuel, poulterer Phillips George, veterinary surgeon &; per, carpenter &; Post office
Hawkins William, carpenter inspector under the Contagious Ward Arth. miller (water) &; farmer
Hltchcock Alain, farmer &; landowner, Diseases (Animals) Act Watts Albert, poulterer
The Highlands faoI'm
BLLOUGH (or Willingham All Saints. or Willough) vicar of Haydock, Lancs, and held since 1895 by the Rev
is a village and parish, on :'" brook, 3 miles ~o~~h- Oharles Edward BOIWden M.A. of St. John'lit Oollege, Cam:
east from Beccles station. m the Northern dIVISIon bri.dge. 'l'he poor h.ave. an. ~otmen~ of 5 acres, pro-
of the county. Beccles petty sessional division. ducing £5 a year, wh1(~h 18 dlStrlbut-ed ID coals. Frederiek
Wangford hundred and union, Becc1es and Bungay W. Hotham esq. of Battle, Sussex, who is lord of the
county court district. rural deanery of Wangford. arch- manor, and Miles, Barne ~sq: of Sotterley Hall, are 'the
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church chief landowners. The soli 1$ generally heavy; subsoil,
ef All Saints is an ancient building of Hint in the Gothic mixed. The chief crops are wheat, barley and peas
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a The area is 1,108 acres; assessable value. £549; th~
western tower containing 3 bells, one of which is of pre- population in 189 1 was 140,
Reformation date: the chancel was restored and an organ Sexton. William Sarbutt.
chamber built in 1882, and in :r883 the nave wars restored Post Office.-Mrs. Mary Ann Pearce, sub-postmistre&iI.
and reseated and a new roof erected at a cost of about Letters arrive from Boccles- by foot post at 7. 25 a.m.;
£1,200: there are 90 sittings. The register dates from dispatc'hed at 5·30 p.m. week days only. Post6J. orders
the year 1545. The living is a !ectory,.net !inoco~eo £185, are issued here, but not paid. Becdes lis the nearest
with 37 acres of gleobe and residence, m the g'lft of the money oroOO" &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
Rev. Frands Ireland M.A. rector hare 1888-96. and now The children of this place attend the school at Worlingham
Bowden Rev. Charles Edward M.A. Bullard John. iarmer Prinle William, farm bailiff to F, W.
Rectory GOdbold William, farmer, Pott's farm Hotham esq. Playters farm
Wild Mrs. Ellough hall Hamby William Pearce, f!lrmer West WiUiam, farmer
THE SOUTH ELMHAMS are parishes in the Margaret's, bun in 1898 this was :replaced by an
Northern division of the county, Bungay petty sessional harmonium: the church was ;r~ in x887 o:t
a eost
diVISIOn, Wangford hundred and union, Harleston county of £x,40?' and affords., about 130 slttmgs, 53 beJI.1g: fr~.
court district. rural deanery of South .Elmham, arch- The register dat~s from ~he year 155 8• The hVlll:g'.lS
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of NorwIch. a rectory. conosolidaIted WIth tha1i of Home.rsfieJd, Joout
net yearly value £2II, with 'SI acreS' of glebe and resi-
. SOUT~ EL~ ALL SAINTS-GUM-ST. ~ICHOLAS dence, in 'the gift of Sill' H. E. Adair bm. and iheld since
18 a parIsh 5 mIles ~outh from Bungay statIOn o? the 188 7 by the Rev. William MOl'ley Smith M. .!.. of Univer.
Waveney Valley sec~lOn of the Great Eastern rallway. sity College, DUJ'ham. Sir Hugh Edward Main bart.
The church of St. NlChol.as w~nt to decay about I~20;.a is lom of the manor and principallandoWDOO'. The soil is
stone ~ross ~ow mar~s It.S ~l1te. That. of ~l Samts IS I08JIIl; subsoil, clay. The cih.ief crops are wheat, barley
an a~Clent edifice o~ H~t With stone dressmgs, ID ~he Early and peas. Theo area is 1,307 ll-CTe8; assessable value,
Enghsh style. conslStmg of chancel,nave,s?~th alsle,south £775; "''he population in 1891 was 222.
porck and a round wes~-ern tower contammg one bell: Parish Clerk, Herbert Hadmgham.
the church was restored ID 1870 and an organ was erected Letters through Halesworth a.rrive .at 8 40 a m
in 1885' there are 150 sittings. Th.e register of bapti.sms Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.30 p.m. ~eek days only
dates from th~ year 1708 ;. msrnages, 17°9; bU~I~ls, Metfield is the nearest money o:rder office.& iRumburgh,
1710 ; the earlier books havmg been lo.st. The hvmg about 3 miles dliS'tant, the nearest telegraph office
ut a. ;rectory, . net ~rly vaI~e £21? WIth 25 a.cres of School (mixed). erected in 18 75 &; enlarged in 18 95, for
glebe and yesldence, ID the gift of SIr ~. ~. Ad31r bart. 86 children; average attendance, 26 boys &; 37 girls;
od held SIDce 18831 by the Rev. Homtlo Millett. There Miss Hastings, mistress; Miss Ellen Gower, infants'
are two cottages and la.. 2r. of land, let together for mistress
£9 IrS. 6d. yearly, which S1IDlJ is applied to church pUT- .
poses. In the 12th >and 13th centuries theo Bishops of SOUTH ELMHAM ST. JAMES li a parish 6 miles
Norwich had a paJace at South Elmham and reSlided here I north-west from Halesworth, 7 south from Bungay and
m much splendour. Sir Hugh Edward Adair hart. of 4i sOllth-east from Homersfield station. The church of
Flixton Hall, who is lord of the manor, and H. E. GalTod St. James. which occupies the highest site in the county,
esq. are chief landowners. The soil is loam ; subsoil, clay. is a building of Hin~ and rubble in the Decorated style,
The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas and beans. The consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and
area. of All Saints-eum-St. Nticholas is 1,638 acres; assess- a. western tower containing 4 bells: there are 250 sittings.
a~le vaIu.e £956; the popuLation of All Saints-Cll1ill-St. ';l'he register dates only from the year 1705. The living
Ni<ilioI31S !in 1891 was '241. IS a rectory, net yearly value £220, witq 12 acres of
Pal"JsSh Clerk, 'Lewis Page. gl~be and residenoo, in the gift of SiT H. E. Adair bart.
Post Office, AIl Saints Green. David Gosling, sub-post- and held sinoo 1893 by the Rev. Arthur Charles Gibson
mast-er. :t.etters for All Saint9 amve through Hales- M.A. of Trinity College, Oambridge. Theo church estate
worth at 8. a.m.; dispatched at 5.15 p.m. Postal consists of a house and IS acres of land, now (1900) let
oroers are J.Siued here, bUll; not patid. Halesworlih is for about £15, which Slum, together with £9 Irent ef
the nearest money omer .& Rumburgh the nearest oottage, is appllied to church '8Ind other purposes, t'he
telegraph oflioo, 2 miles distant. !Letters for St. funds being vested in trnstees under a "scheme of the
Nicholas arriveo at 9 a.m. through Harleston, which Gbarity OommiJssioneI"S frn.med in 1884: the town estate
is the nearest money order office oonsists of ffil acre of land on Greshaw w een now
County Poli~e S~ati~n, Charles Rmmacles, constable used as a playground. Part of rtihis parish, called "St.
St. M.argaret s Dlst~c~ Voluntary School (mixed), for the James' Park," was 1lJloc1entlv a demesne of the Bnshops
parIshes of All SalDt9-~um-St. Nicholas,. St. Margaret's of N~rwieh. Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. of Flixton
&; St. Peter's, erected ID 1"872, for 70 children; average Hall, IS lord of the mftJlO'l' and owner of most of the land;
a.mndance, 45; Geol'ge R. Ransom, IDlIJSte.r; Mrs. the remainder belong'S to Maj. G. N. Mickleothwait, of
Ra.nsom, assistant m.i.stress Taverh.am, N(}Tfolk, Mrs. Uarkson, Mrs. Cracknell and
Mx. John oHowlett. rr!heo soil is loam; subSOlil, clay.
~OUTH ELMIUM ST. CROSS OR SANCROFT ST. The chief crops are wBeat, barley and beans. The area. is
GEORGE ill a pleasant village on the borders of Norfolk !,3 13 acres; assessable value, £74 ; the population
8
5 miles sonth-west from Bungay and 4 south-east fro~ m 1891 was 2Ql.
Harleston, and 11 east from Homersfield station on the S~ton, James Copping.
Waveney Valley section of the Great Eastern railway. Post Office.-
The church of St. George is a structure of Hint in the
&rly English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south
through HaIesworth by foot post arrive a.
,sub-postmaster. Letters

Letter Bo~ cleared at 4. 30 p.m. Postal orders are

8 a.m.
:porch and aJ.l embattled western tower containing 5 bells: issued. here, but n8t paid. The nearest money order
It was repaIred, repewed and enlarged in 1841, when an office ill at Metfield &; telegraph o:fRce at Rumburgh,
organ was pres~nted by Mrs. Mary Chaston. of St. 3 mtiles distant
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. THE S)UTH ELMHAMS. 117~

National School (mixed), erected in 1860, for 55 children; I Rumburgh, joint net yearly value £65, with 66 aeres ~
average attendance, 25; Miss Rosa Godbolt, mistress of glebe, in the gift of the daughters of the late Re?".
Percival Frosrt M.A. who was near 1868-77, and held
SOUTH ELMHAM ST. M.A.RG.A.RET is a village 5 sin.ce 1896 by the Rev. William Linton Wilson M.A. of
miles south from Bungay and 2! south-east from Homers- St. J ohn'.s College, Cambridge, who resides at Rumbm-gh.
field railway station. The church of St. Margaret is a Sir Hugih Edward Adair hart. who is 10Td of the manor,
building of flint with stone dressings in the Early Eng- MM. Oox, and J. Marchant esq. aTe the principal land-
lish style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and owners. The soil is loamy day. The chief crops ar8
a western tower containing 5 bells: it was thoroughly wheat, barley and beans. The poor's land consists of .of
repaired in 1838, and in 1'875 was reseated with open oak acres. The area is 826 acres; assessable value, £419;
benches, affording 180 sittings, 100 of which are free. the population in 18g1 was II6.
The register dates from the year 1679. The living is a Sexton, George Holland.
rectory, with that of South Elmham St. Peter annexed, Letters through Bungay arrive rut 9 a.m.; dispatched at
joint net yearly value £210, inoludci.ng 93 aCIT9S of glebe 4 p.m. Bungay is the nearest money order office -'
and residence, in the gift of Sir H. E. Adair bart. and Rumbur~h lis the nearest telegraph office, about 2 miles
held since 18-86 by the Rev. Gilbert Flesher Smith-Rewse distant
M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. The 00wn estate This place is included in the Rumburgh United School
oonsiste of a !house 'and 43 acres of land, now let for about
Board district, formed in 1873, & the children attenli
£44 yearly, which sum is chiefly applied to church pur- the school at Rumburgh
poses and the remainder in diminution of the pom"s rotes.
The Hall, one mile west of the village, and formerly 6 SOUTH ELMHAM ST. PETER is 4 miles south from
residence of the Bishops of Norwich, is now a farm house Bungay. The church of St. Peter is a small building of
occupied by Mr. John Rodwell; the moalt is still per- flint and rubble, in the Early English style, consisting of
fect, and there aTe extensive ruins of the much chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western
larger mansion which once existed here, a place of some tower containing 3 bells: there are 120 sittings, 60
importance. Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. is lord of the being free. The register dates from the year 1695. The
manor and owner of part of the land: the remainder living is a rectory, consolidated with that of South Elm-
belongs to various small proprietors. The soil is loam; ham "St. Margaret, joint net yearly value £210, wi,th 24-
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and acres of glebe hffi'9, in t'he gift of Sir H. E. Ada.ir
beans. The area is 594 acres; 8Jssessable value, £424; bart. and held since 1886 by the Rev. Gilbert Pleosher
the population in 1891 was 123. Smith-Rewse M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge~
Parig.h Clerk, William Lushey. who resides at South Elmham St. Margaret. The poor
have £9 lOS. yearly from H. Smith's chaI'lity estate in
Post Office.-Alexander Beaumont, sub-postmaster. Essex. The Hall, an ancient building and f01'llll.erly t,he
Letters through Harleston arrive at 8.15 la.m.; dis- residence of the Tasburgh family, ioS now a farm house,
patched at 5.20 p.m. Po.stal ordel's are issued here, but is ,still surrounded by a moat. Bir Hugh Edwanl
but not paid. The nearest money order office is 8Jt Adair bart. of Flixmn Hall, who is lord of the mano.r, is
Metfield & telegraph office at Rumburgh, 3 miles distont chief landowner. The SQil is sandy loam; subsoil, clay.
The children of this place attend the school at All Saints- The chief cro'p8 are wheat and barley. The area is 569
cum-St. Nichola.. acres; assessable value, £?137; the population in 1891
was 79.
SOUTH ELMHAM ST. MIOHAEL is a small village, Parish Clerk, Williaro Lushey.
4 miles south from Bungay and 4! south-east from
Homersfield railway station. The church of St. Michael Lette.rs :received through Bungay amve at 8.30 a.m.;
is a building of rubble and flint in the Norman style, dispatahed 6t 4.15 p.m. Bungay is the nearest money \
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an em- order office & Rumburgh the nearest telegraph office,
battled western tower containing one bell: there are 90 2! miles dci.stant
sitbings. The regiSlte1' dates frGm the year 1559. The The children of this place attend the school at All Sainta-
living is a vicarage, consolidated in 1805 with that of cum-St. Nicholas

SOUTH ELMHAM ALL SAINTS- HadinghamWilliam, farmer, Church fm COMMERCIAL.

CUM-ST. NIOHOLAS. Jeffries Baldwin,blacksmith& whlwght Aldridge Horace, farm bailiff to the
Jeffries Edward, farmer & shopkpr Rev. Gilbert Flesher Smith-Rewse
Freestone Horace Clavton
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.Tohnson Robert, farmer M.A. Town farm
MilIett Rev. Horatio (rector) Newham William Rufus, farmer &; Beaumont Alex. shopkpr. Post office
Wilson Rev. William Linton M.A. thrashing machine owner Hawes Samuel William, farm bailiff bet
(vicar ()f Rumburgh &; South Elm- Rodwell John, farm bailiff to SirHugh Mr. William Punchard
ham St. Michael) E. Adair bart Howes Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer .
Swann Edward, Fox & Hounds P.H Howlett Charles Balls, farmer &; assis-
COMMERCIAL. tant overseer. The Red house
Bird George, farmer SOUTH ELMHAM ST. JAMES. Larter Lewis, farmer
Bishop William Youngman, farmer, Lord Osborn, carpenter
Willow farm Cunningham Mrs Lushey Wm. shoe ma. &; parish clerk
F~~ton John, farm~ Gibson Rev. Arth. Chas., M.A. (rctr) Newson John, shopkeeper
GUling Harry, Red LIOn P.H Goodill Miss Riches Harry, farm bailiff to Mr.
H~ylock Josiah (Mrs.), frmr.~ill afrm Munday Rev. John George M.A. (vicar William Punchard, Rookery farm
Kmg Samuel Wood, blacksmIth of St. John's, Felixstowe), The Rodwell John, farm bailiff 1;0. Sir'
Lawn John, farmer & cattle dealer Grange Hugh Edward Adair bart. Soutll
Manby Mary (Mrs.),' farmer COMMERCIAL.
Elmham hall
Naunton Alfred Suckling, farmer Searle Samuel, farmer
Newson Exeter Isaac, farmer Aldridge John, miller (wind & steam) Self George, farmer
Oldring Frederick W. farmer Bishop Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Buggs George, furniture broker SOUTH ELMHAM ST. MICHAEL.
Page Charles, farmer
Page Peter, farmer Cooper Robert, farmer Baker William, Jolly Farmers P.R
Pratt Abel A. farmer Copping J ames, blacksmith & .sexton Ford Weeding, bklcksmith
Shulver Frederick, farmer Cracknell Sarah Elizh. (Mrs.), farmr Freestone Charles, farmer
Thurlow Alfred, farmer Ebbs Edward, farmer Grimmer Thomas, grocer
ThurstOIll Alderman, shopkpr.&; tailor
Hall Hugh, farmer Holland George, sexton
Tibbenham Marianne (Mrs.), farmer Howlett John, farmer & landowner Holland Robt. farm bailiff to (exors.
Hunter Frederick, farmer of) James Playford Coker esq
Lewis Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Le Grice Edgar, miller (wind)
SOUTH ELMHAM ST. CROSS. Pearce Henry, farmer, Park farm Le Grice John, farmer
Smith Rev. Wm. Morley M.A.Rectory Sewell James, White Horse P.H. &; Page Arthur, farmer
assistant overseer Rogers Isaac, farmer & overseer
COMMERCIAL. Taylor JaInes, farmer, Church farm Rogers Wm. farmer &; assist. overseer
Aldous Samuel, farmer &; brick mkr Taylor John, farmer, The Laurels Rumsby Samuel, shopkeeper
'Brock Edward, farmer, College farm Thurston J ohn~ veterinary surgeon
Brown George, shoe maker SOUTH EL~llIAJ.\I ST. PETER.
Debenham William, fanner Catling Wm. farmer, The Hall
SOUTH ELMH.A.M ST. MARGARET. Clark William, farmer
BadinghaIn David, farmer,Spring frm
Hadingham David Henry, jun. farmr Smith-Rewse Rev. Gilbert Flesher Ebbs John, farmer
Badingham Herbert, parish clerk M.A. Rectory Rodwell Jane (Mr!!.), Hawk P.H
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ELMSETT i. a parish And village, 4' miles north- church; this sum, with arrears of intel'est, now amount..
east from Hadleigh terminal station on a. branch of the to £30, which has been placed by the pa.rish under the
Grea' Eastern railway, and about double that distance control of the Charity Commissioners, who have invested
north-west from Ipswich, in the Southern division of the it in the Funds. John Boyse, born at Nettlestead, 3 Jan.
county, hundred, petty sessional division and! union of 1560, fellow of St. J1ohn's College, Cam~ridge, and 1)n~
C08ford, county court district of Hadleigh, rural deanery of the translators of the authonsed versIOn -of the Blble
of. Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. spent a portion of his life in tws parish; he was recto;
The church of St. Peter is an ancient edifice of flint !in of West Stowe, and from 1596 Tector ~lso of Boxworth,
the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south and in 1615 prebendary 'Of Ely: he dIed 14 Jan. 1643
porch and an embattled western tower with pinnacles, The old Hall, standing close to :the church, is now ~
containing 2 bells: in the chancel is a monum.ent bearing farm house; it was once surrounded by a moat, remains
an inscrlption, extracted from the will of the Rev. W. of which still exist. The trustees of Sparrowe's charIty
Talbot M.A. formerly rector of the parish and chancellor are lords of the manor. The trustees of Bishop
of the cathedral ()f Salisbury) there IS also a monument .Andrewes' charity, Robert ~win Turner esq. and the
with kneelIng effigy to Edward Sherland esq. formerly of trustees of Mr. Robert Harvey are the chief landowners
this pM'isih: the church Ibas recently (I goo) been irestored The soil is heavy and stiff; subsoil, clay and limy gravel:
and the nave floor ralaid, and it nQIW affords 300 sittIDgS. The tehief crops are wheat, barley, -beans and peas and
The earhest existing register dates from 24 Oct. 1684. green crops. The area is 1,973 acres; 'rateable 'Value
'rule livting lis a rectc>ry, net yearly value £500, including £1,603; the population of the pllirish in 18 91 W8.S1 434. "
50 acres of gl6lbe and residence, in ilie gift of the Parish Clerk, Robert Pearl.
Master and Fellows of ('1are College, Cambridge, and Post Office.-Thomas Henry Cousins, sub-postmaster
held since 1864 by the Rev. Thomas Barber M.A. and
late fellow of that C'O'llege. The rectc>~ !houtSe is an
Letters through Ipswich, deliveredJ at 8,40 a.m.•,
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wS:
ancient residence nearly surrounded by & moat, fuU of patched 5. 10 p.m. Postal oroers J8ll'e lLSsued. her~ but
water, from which the VIllage is principally supplied. noil; palid. The nearest money ()rder & telegraph office
There is a. PrimItIve Methodist chapel ()n the Needham is at HadJeigh, 4 miles dlStant.
aIde of the vdlageJ The charities include certain land School, erected with teacher's house in 1870, at a cost ot
bequeathed by the Rev. R. GlanviU. a former rector, the about £6001 & enlarged in 1874, for 100 children ~
rent of which provides six 6d. loaves to. be given to the aveTage attendance, 50; Miss Youngs, ;pristress
puor on Christmas day. The Rev. Moses Doe be- Carriers.-William fiskey, tues. k sat. to Ipswich, An~l
queathed £15 to reward such poor persons as are most inn, 3 p.m.; mono & thurs•. to Hadloogh; Geo.rge
regular in attending the services and sacraments of the Meadows, tues. & sat. to IpSWIch
Barber Rev. Thomas M.A. Rectory Gooderham .Alfred, steward to R. E. tor, clerk to the Parish Council,
Forgan Thomas Russell, Wall farm Turner esq assistant overseer, ta'X collector &;
Tmner Hobert Eidwin, 'Elmsett gate Grimsey :Frederick, Chequers P.H assessor; agent for Sun Fire &; Life,
(letters via Hadleigh) Hiskey William, carrier Horse Insurance &; Railway .Accident
Hubbard Thomas, farmer, The &; Employera' Liability Offices, Gate.
COWlEBCI..U.. Rookery (house, Offton) Wall & Hall farms; Fir Tre~ &;
Archer .Alfred, wheelwright Kedington Henry, farmer Priory farms, .Aldham; Valley farm,
Askew George, farmer Keeble William, farmer Flowton; &; at HintIesham &;
Barber George, thatcher Ladbrook &; &n, millers (wind &; Somersham. {Letters should be
Cousins Thomas, blacksmith &; tlhoe- steam), maltsters & farmers addressed Elmse~t -Gate, HadIeigh,
ing smith Meadows Geo. beer retlr_ & carrier Suffolk)
Cousins Thos. Hr. shopkpr. Post off Turner Robert Edwin, landowner, Vince Robert, farmer &; cattle dealer
CoUSlIl8 Wilham.. thatcher farmer &; thrashing machine proprie- Westren John" farmer, The Hall
ELMSWELL is a parish and vil'lage, with a station on dence, in the gift of the lord of the manor, and !held
the Bury anc;l Ipswich section of the Great Eastern r/il- since Jan. 1893, by the Rev. James Hipwell M.A. of
way, 86! illlles north-east from London, 8! east from Queen's College, Cambridge. Here is a WesJ.eyan chapel.
Bury St. Edmunds, 5i north-west from Stowmarket and Elmswell Tabernacle, on the Norwich road, is an u-on
I~ . ~orth-west from Ipswich, in the North-Western building eroolied !in 1887, at a cost of about £200, and
dIVISIon of the county. hundred and petty sessional seating 300 persons. Sir Robert Gardiner, who
dIVISIOn of Blackbourn, Stow union, county court district waJS lord of the manor in the time ()f James I.
-()f Stowmarket, rural dea.nery of Thedwastre, arch- bequeathed charities of lllJl"ge amount for the bene-
deaconry of Sudbury and dIOcese of Ely. Elmswell is a fit of the necessit<ms and deservinm poor of the
plac~ of 8O~e antiqUIty, ~ut its importance in the parish, the maintenance of six almswom~n and the repaIrs
med'looval pe.r1~d was due to ItS close connection with the of the church; these charities are administered by local
great .BenedlCtme- .Albbey of Bury St. Edmunds, the abbot trustees under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners.
of which was ~ord of 'the manor, and in 1433 :entertained ElmsweIl Grange is occupied by Mrs. Durrant and Elms-
'the young King Henry VI. here. A portIOn of the well Hall is the residence of Mr J C Leatherdale.
"L~rd's Chal'l.ot way" from Bury still remains in thQ The soil of the parish is <composed pa"rtly of ~lay and partly
p~~sh as a dIsused road. The church ()f St. John the loam; subsoil, gravel, c}ay and brick earth. The chIef
Dlv:me, ere~ted by ~he monks ()f ~ury .and situated on an crops are wheat and barley. The area i& 2,0~8 acres;
emmence. IS an edifice of local flint WIth stone dressings, ralteabIe value, £3 1'J2· the llOllula.tioIli in 18 91 mlS 78t .
in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of S t<> J ~uII '
-chancel, vestry, nave, aislt>s. po:rch and an embattled ex n, ames ey.
western tower containing 5 bells, two of which however Post,.M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery" Fa.rcel
are cracked:, the bas& and angles ()f the tow~r and th~ Post, S. B. ~ Annuity & Insurance Office.-Damel
'Porch exhibit fine flint work in various devices: in the WaIter CoRen, sub-postmaster. Letters through Bury
-church is a monument to Sir Robert Gardiner, a bene- S~. Edmunds are delivered at 7 R.m. &; 12.35 p.m_ &;
fac.tor .to the parish: the chancel was almost entirely re- dIspatched at II·50 ~.m. &; 6.40 p.m.; on sunday~
'bUIlt Ill; 1864: t~e north ~isle was built in 1867, and a dehvery at 7 a..m. & dIspatch only wl; 6.40 p.m
'Short t~e prevlOus t? thIS the nave was repaired and Schools.
fitted WIth an open tlmber roof and oak benches: the Ch h f E l · . S'
ooctagonal font is of the Decorated period: the uI it and urc 0 ng and, found~d m 1864 by Admlr~l It
<carved litany desk both of oak were presen£ d Pb W George Seymour, & held ID trust for the educatIOn of
Luke esq.: the ~ought iron sc~een 'th t e Sey • the children of the poor in the principles of the Church
ting the chancel from the nave, wa~ :ect!Ia i~s I 8 jar;- of England; the s<:'h0ol ~ill hold log clrildreIl;; average
~h6 rector as a memorial to his parents, to whom tter~ attendance, 44; M1S~ Eliza.beth Sandford, illlstresil
18 also a mural brass: the walls were decorated in colour A School Board of 5 membel"S was formed I Nov. 1886;
in 1884 and several memorial windows have been erected: D. W. Collen, clerk
the church afford~ about 300 S!ttings. In the church- Board, erected in 1891, at a cost of £800, for 170
yard are the remams of an anCIent ~.OS8. . The regIster children.; average attendance, gO; Tho.m.as Owen J one8,
dates from the year 1.'1,53. The hvmg IS a rectory, master; Mrs. F. Mayhew, mistress
net yea.I'ly value £220, WIth 43 1l.crelt of glebe and resi- Railway Station.-Ernest Simmons, station, master
B k RPbBIVt,ATE BEhSIDENTs. Garwood Miss, St. John's lodge Leatherdale John Coleby EIIllii>well
a er 0 er I yY ()use <rtloch Miss, White Th()rn house hall '
Corner Mrs. Whlte Thorn house Green William N. Norwood house Lord M W· t th
Corner Mrs. Yew Tree cottage Hipwell Rev. James M..!.. (rector) Mulle ~ilr m e~ornb k
Durrant Mrs. ElmsweIl grange Rectory , N Y lam, e an
Elmer Mrs Sunnyside H od Ch 1 ewson J()hn Henry, The Cottage
• 0 ar es Pearl Harry Cornelius, LaburnhaJn bO
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Pechey frederick, Too Laurels :piaper William, farm ba.IlUR to Mrs. MuDey Ben]·amin, bmlder
Pollard W~, Fern cottage John O. Leatherdale. The Ba1l Mulley George thatcher B se bottage
PoUer M'r&
Potter George... Woodstook honse
Durrant Robert, cheIDlcaI manure Mulley Jame,,'
merchant. addler &r; harnes. ma.&c &:; undertaker
w. builder'. toDtracroi'
Pye Hobert Stephen Edwards .Alben E. grocer . News n J hn Ry. coal &r; JDstlm8 m ...
Sparkeo Tha M1sBe~ Fairlight Ed~ards Thomas~ ~eer. retaIler palmer Wm.farm baiWI to Mr.PeddaJ'
:::::: ~t;fur B Elliston Tb0!Dal. pIg killer &; shopkpr Pearl Hany. grocell &:; draper
Elhston William, pork butcher Pearl H 0 ru.. ) l$dle'-schoo'
Warren William George Elliston ~Illiam Henry~ agent! r the Laburn"um •ho"u~lt. • S '"
Yo1lDg' Mn PrudentIal .Assuran~ Co. Limited Pye Robert Stephen,timb&r me1'chan~,
COHllBBClAL. Everett Edwar~, carrIer Saw mills, Elmswell .tatIOIl
.Atkins Roberf;, shoe maker Fenton Zachariah, market gQl'dener Red't Hel'bel't.- blacksmith
"Baker &; Bon miller. (steam) & g:~~eRE~e~. p~~try dealer Robinson James~ farmeJ.'l &; landowner
ch ts • .• on, lI!l'1l1e1"S RobJns n R. T. fiUrveyor ~f hlghways
mer an. . Hardmgham S. &; E. dress makers for Thedwastre Rural DlStrictiCouncl
"Eennett Wilham, farmer, Eastwood Hood John. boot mpmufacturer SmIth R bert horM deale Tb Villa
130rley Georg:e,. farmer. &I; landowner Jewers Ohver. corn merchants Snare R bert~·Lion P H &r;~H; :reau
"Eorley In. William., builder, carpenter. Jolly Henry J.P. nulIer (wind &; Warren Natban & 'SO~8
pa:mter, decorator &0 .steam, Stati ~ ~aJ.-enrne:
B ttmg Th mas, butcher Kmsey Henry C. farmer, Hill farm
manufacturers. of
tural implements, ~a n
Endges Wm. shoe. maker &I; shopkeeper Last Horaoo, Fox family &; corn. hotel bmlders. ironmongera ~c. Black..
r'CSn
13ussey &; C1? crIcket bat manufrs Laver JQhn Henry. Railway tavrn.&;bkr b urn Iron works; .&; Stowmarket
CoIleD Dame! WaIter. c rn. flour Lord Henry. farmer Wa tg. Carolina Mra} vat h i
(roller flour). meal.offal, malt &I; hop Manning Fredenck, beer ~tailer &, f r gIrls . ,pn e 1lC 00
merchant, statI ner &; general car- seadsman Will· Walte f Tb G
t r P st ffioo U Th L·. laIn&; r, armer. e rQVlJ
e, Q . . 0 .lu.ov omas lmIted. coa,I merchants &; B tany Bay farms
Danby William, grocer &; drape~ (W. H. Chatten, agent) Wright George &; Son, brick manufrs
~LVEDEN (or Elden) is a rilage an~ parish on the interior, carriM out from designs by .M~, William ~rt n,
road from T.hetford to MUdenhall, 5 miles s~uth from architect, of London, is cbi fly in '\Ihe Indian style, mm-
Erandon statIon ~n the E y and Thetford sectIOn of the p~singl marble Iinlald and encaustIC fl ra. and chimney
Great Eastern railway, a~~ 4 south-west from Thetford, pIeces, ce'lhngs and wall panellmg of the m st eIaho.rate
ID the North Western. diVls on. of the. county, L~ord character. In 18 9 an eastern wing' was added to the
hundred and pe~ty .sessIOnal dIVlSon. Milde~hall UnIon and mansi n from plans by Mr. Wilham Young. ar~bitect, of
<:ounty court dIstrIct. rural. deanery of Mildenhall. arch- Lond n. Lord Iveagh IS" I I'd of the manor and sole
rleaoonry of .Sudbury and d~oc.ese of Ely. The .chu~ch of landowner. The SOillS chIefly .sand; subsoil, gravel. chalk
St. Andrew,ls a small but .anCIent bmldmg of flmt. In the and day, producing wheat, barley, rye and '1illrmps. The
Early EnglIsh style, conSlstmg of chancel. nave, Bouth area 18 5,506 o.ct"es; and the rateable vaJ.ue, £2,23 1 -; the
porch and an embattled western tower. surmounted at the population in 1891 Wl\6 233.
angles by full-SIZed statues OD small pedestals, instead of p . h. Cl k Pr Mull
pinnacles, and contaming one bell: the church was ar18 er, eeman ~ ey. .
tihoroughly restored in IB69. by HIs Highness the Maha- Po-st, M. O. &; T, 0., .:t'. M. 0 .., Express belivery, Parcel
raJah Duleep Smgh. at a cost of £I,IOO: m the nave is a
ilmall marble monument, erected by George Rogers esq.
Post,a. B. &; AnnUIty &; Insurance Offi. e.-.Albel'lt Jas.
fIo:ok, sub-p stmaster. Letters through Thetford
to Augustus Viscount Keppel. A.dmiral of the White, ~. arrIve a.t 7·35 'S.m. &I; I·3Q p.m. ~ 7.50 p.m.;. dl$-
:2 Oct. 1786: there are 120 sittmgs. The register dates patched IO·30 a.m. 3·$0 p.m. &; 8.50 p.m.; ffi.<:e open
from the year 1652. The living is a rectory, net yearly B a.m.. to 8 Jl.m. for telegrams &I; P. O. 0.; Sunda.y
value £260, with 27 acres of glebe and reSIdence, in the 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. .; 'Sunday letters are dehvered at 7.IS
gIft of Lord Iveagh, and held since. 1869 by the. R~. St. d..m. ~ dupatcihed 10.30 a.m
George Walker M.A.. of C6rpu8 Chr sti college, Cambridge. (,'ross Roods Wall Letter Box ~lea.red. JO a.m, &; 3.20 p.m.
Eveden Hall, formerly the @ea.t of H 8> late Highness the &; 8.20 p.m.; :sundays IO a.m
Maharajah Duleep Singth G.C.8.I. of Lahore,. IndIa, but Sohool. buIlt in IB9g by Lord Iveagh K.P. for I20 child-
:now the pr(}perty of Lord Iveagh K.P. is a !handsome ren; average attendance, 96;- MISS Mary Sunpson.
ID.8llSion of red brick WIth stone dres.sings: in 1870 it llli&tr9SS'
"WlWl reconstructed on the site of the old mansion, the Fire Engine StatIon (estate), erected in 1899. Oapt;. 4-rtb.
seeM; of the first Ea.rl of .Albemarle; the decoration of the Shaw &; 15 men
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Hill William, bead gamekeeper
Levi k Wm. R. clerk to the estate off
[veagh Lord K.P., Elveden hall &I; 5 Bevan John, clerk of works W Elveden Lodge Alfd. head grdnl'. Ebeden hall
Grosvenor place. London SW Hall estate Mare Nurse, distncll nurse-
Elliot1; AJothur Edward (resident agt. Brown Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer &; Price Charles, clerk to the estate off
Elveden esta.te), Estate office ahopkeeper Reed Edward, bome farm manager.
Patit18SOn J. Luard O.B. estate office j Fire En~ Statn. (Oapt> ArthurShaw) Summerplt farm
-* Cobham, Surrey Gaut Charles, head forester Shaw .!.rtbur~ road survey r
Walker Rev.St. George M.A.. Rectory Herne Henry, houslli steward Wilton Charles, estate blacksmith
ERISWELL is a scattered parish and village, standing 1865 by the Rev. Fitzwilliam Evans. Here is a Wesleyan
'On a gentle declIvity. extending westward to the fens, and ~hapel, and a parish readmg room, whi h up to 1896 was
northward to the extensive rabbit warrens of Lakenheath. used as a National scho 1. Eriswell Hall. t}le .ancient
3 mIles north from Mildenhall station, and si south from manor house, is now unoccupIed. The remains of the
the Lakenheath station on the Ely and N orWlch line of the chapel of St. Lawrence, on the north SIde of the parish,
Great Eastern railway. in the North Western division of near the Hall, now serves as a rabbit lodge. Lprd Iveagh.
the county, hundred and petty sessional diVIsion of Lack- K.P. is lord of the manor and owner of nearly all the. land_
ford. MIldenhaU union and county court dIstrict, rural The loil is light sandy; subsoil. gravel and chalk. The
-deanery of Mlildenhall, archdeaconry of Sudbury and chIef crops are barley, oat$ and rye. The arell is 6,653
o<bocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is an ancient acres; tateable value, £Z,433 i the population in 1891
!buildIng of stone• .in the. Early English and Decorated was 402.
lltyles, consistmg of chancel, nave, south 8Isle. lady Parish Clerk, Brown Rudland.
'Chapel, north porch and an embattled western tower con- fost Office. sub-p stmaster.
tammg 3 bells: the nave JS dIVIded from the chancel by an Letters through Brand n arrive at 8.40 a.m,. week
ancient oak screen. and there is an oak register chest: days. B x, cleared at 6. 15 p. m. Postal orders are issued
a iltone coffin in perfect preservatioll was discovered in 1898 here, but not paid. Lakellheath is the nearest money
and depOSIted in the church: the church was th roughly order &; telegraph office, 3 miles dIstant
restClred in 1874, at a cost of £I,300, and newly seated Nati nal S h 01 m·xed, rebmlt in 1896 by Lord I~agh,
"WJt'h oOpen benches. and affords 300 SIttingS. The re- from plans by Mr. Wilham Young. architect, IQr 13 0
-giiilber dates from the year 1669. The hving IS a rectory, children; average attendance, 39; MlSS Anme P. T ng.
'I1et yearly valu~ £428, with SIa. 2'1". of glebe, and resl- mIstress; MISS Marie Hall, infants'mistress
<dence~ m the gift of Lord Iveagh K.P. and held since County P bce~ M ses Nay, constable In «harge
lEvans Rev. Fltzwilliam. Rectory Hanslip John. shoe maker Lawrence Ernest, cpequers P~H. &5
COMMERCIAL. Jefferles Edmund.nulIer wind) &I; frmr farmer
:Baker Henrv, bl cksmlth Juley Fredenck, farm baJhfI to Lord Lawrence George. f rmer
Hammond Geora:e !ie-wton, beer retlr I veagh, Church farm Le nard John, sh pkeeper
 120 ERISWELL. SU:FFOLK. [ KELLY'S
Lock Charles, farm bailiff to Lord Reading Room (Joseph Mortlock, Ware Gilbert Samuel, farm steward
Iveagh. Rakeheath attendant) to Lord Iveagh & assistant overseer,.,
Manning John, tailor Rudland Brown, wheelwrightl Chamberlains hall
Martin Albert. under-gamekeeper to Sanford Nurse, estate nurse, The Ldge Wright Thomas., farm bailiff to Lord:
Lord Iveagh Watson George, farm bailiff 10 Lord Iveagh, High lodge
Rolph Joseph, farmer Iveagh. ErisweU hall Wiseman Robert, shopkeeper
ERWARTON (or .A:rwarton) is a parish and village On and picturesquely gabled mansion of "brick in th&
the north bank of the Stour, opposite Harwich, 9 miles Elizabethan style, with mullioned windows, and!
south-east-by-south from Ipswich and 10 east-by-south now occupied as a farmhouse. was rebuilt by Sir-
from Brentley station on the Colchester and Ipswich Philip Parker kt. and partially reconstructed in
section of the Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern r858, from a wing of the old !hU, which had fallen into
division of the county. Samford hundred, petty sessional decay, and one of the windows bears the date 1575 in.
division and union, county court district of Ipswich, stained glass; the front entrance. through a central pro-
rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and jecting gable. is surmounted by the arms of the farker$
~iocese of Norwich. The church of St. {Mary is a build- carved in stone, and the interior retains one elaborately
jug of flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chan- carved mantelpiece: in front of the house is a wide avenue-
cel, nave with c1eresto-ry, aisles, s01,1th porch and an of ancient lime trees, with lawns on either side and a.
embattled western tower containing one bell: during the carriage drive, the eutranCeI in which, from the road, is
Civil war, 5 bells. are said to- have been taken out of the by a curious gateway, with numerous cylindrical turrets,.
tower and broken up for shot with which to defend the old of the time of J ames I.; the Hall is now the residence of:
Hall against Fairfax's soldiers; the frames still remain: John Amis Hempson esq. J.P. Charles Hugh Berners
in the church are several interesting monuments to the esq. of Woolverstone Park, is lord of the manor and prin-
DaviIler family, a monument to Sir Philip Pa:rker-a- cipal landowner. The chief crops are wheat and barley.
Morley-Long bart. of Erwarron Hall, M.P. for Harwich The area is 1,306 acres of land, 197 of tidal water and 2131
1714-27. d. 20 June. 1740: there is a tablet in the church of foreshore; rateable value, £1,333; the population in
erected to the memory of Lieut. F. P. F. Wood, Royal 1891 was r83.
Fusiliers, eldest son of the present rector, who was killed Parish Clerk, WiIliam Whinney.
in action at Kandahar, 16 Aug. 1880: the font belongs Post Office. Henry Francis Stebbings, sub-postmaster,;.
to the Tudor period: there are 120 sittings, 60 being free. Letters arrive from Ipswich. via Shotley. at 8.30 a.m. ;
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a cleared at 5.5'5 p.m. week days & at n a.m. sunda~_
rectory, consolidated with Woolverstone, joint net yearly Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The near~t.
value £384, including 78 acres of glebe and residence. money order & telegraph office is at Shotley, 2 miles
in the gift of Charles Hugh Berners esq. and held since distant
1869 by the Rev. Frederick Wood M.A. of Trinity College, National School (boys & girls). endowed with £15 yearly~
Cambridge. There are almshouses here, built in 1740 from the Lady Boothby charity; Miss Edith Durrant,.
by Sir Philip Parker. Erwarton Hall, a spacious mistress
Stuart Major James, Hill house Chapman Lewis Aaron. Queen's Head Hempson John Amis J.P. farIDel',.
Woo-d Rev. Frederick M.A. Rectory P.B ErwartoIll hall
Wrinch WaIter. farmer
EUSTON is a parish and village of considerable beauty. there are r50 sittings, all free except the Grafton famil,..
on the eastern bank of the river Thet and near its junction pews. The churchyard is well and carefully kept. The-
with the river Ouse, 3 miles south-east from Thetford register dates from the year 1570. The living is a.
station on the Bury. Thetford and Swaffham section of rectory, consolidated with that of Fakenham PaTVa
the Great Eastern railway, and 10 north-east from Bury, and united to that of Barnham, joint net yearly-
in the North Western division of the county, Blackbourn value £550, including 101 acres of glebe, with
hundred and petty sessional division. Thetford union and residence, in the gift of the Duke of Grafton'
county court district. rural deanery of Blackburne, arch- K.G.• C.B. and held .since 1883 by the Rev. Lord CharleS'
deaconry of Sudbu.ry and diocese of Ely. The church of Edward Fitzroy M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, hon.
St. Genevieve, standing in the park. is a building in the chaplain to the Queen. Euston Hall, the seat of General
Italian style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisle and a large the Duke of Grafton K.G., C.B., D.L., J.P. is a splendid'
embattled western tower with pinnacles, the upper part mansion of red brick, approached from the west by aa
handsomely ornamented and containing 5 bells: the pulpit, finely constructed wooden bridge crossing the river Thet,.
the chancel, the base of the screen and the reredos are of which passes through the grounds: the park, which con-
oak richly carved with floral subjects and heads by Grin- tains 1,262 acres, is planted with choice shrubs and trees-
ling Gib-bons: the stained east window is a memorial to of great beauty and its attractions are celebrated by-
H~nry, fifth duke of Grafton (d. 26 Ma:rch, 1853), and BIoomfield in his "Farmer's Boy:" the pleasure grounds
was erected by the tenantry; there is a tablet, also are 80 acres in extent: in the park, and about a quarter
erected by the tenantry, to William Henry, 6th Duke of of a mile north of the Hall, is a building formerly called>'
Grafton, d. 21 May. 1882: in 1884 an organ and a beauti- "the Banquetin~ Hall;" it consists of one large apartment
fully carved font, with oak cover, were erected: the south and an upper one surmounted by a handsome dome, com-
chapel was built as a vault for the Bennet family, and manding an extensive view of the surrounding country:
contains a handsome marble monument to- Henry Bennet, the entrance is by a flight of stone steps with handsome'
first Earl of Arlington K.G. "A" in the Cabal ministry carved balustrades. This place affords the title of Earl
of 1670: he died 28 July, 1685, and this earldom then to the Fitzroy family, Dukes of Grafton. The Duke or:
descended to Isabella (Bennet), wife of !Henry, first duke Grafton K.G., C.B. is lord of the manor and owner of the-
of Grafton. suo jure Countess of Arlington: in the nave parish. The soil is light; subsoil, chalk. The chief:"
is a brass with a female figure and another with kneeling crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is-
male and female effigies in praying attitude, and portions 5,383 acres of land and 27 of water; rateable value,_
of others. but the inscriptions are lost: in the chancel is £2,751; the population in 1891 was 219.
a tablet with arms· to Sir George Feilding K.B. Baron By Local Government Board Order, the Suffolk portiolJi
Feilding of Lecagh, Viscount Callan and Earl of Desmond. of Rushford parish has been annexed to Euston.
ob. 31 Jan. 1665-6; there are modern brasses to Henry, Parish Clerk, William Davey.
fifth Duke of Grafton. d. 26 March. 1863, and Mary Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office. John JaJIIAl8'
Caroline (Berkeley) his wife, d. 10 Sept. 1873; William Hart, sub-postmaster. Letters by foot post from Thet-
Henry, sixth Duke of Grafton, d. 21 May, 1882, and to ford arrive at 7. 10 a.m. & 1.35 p.m.; dispatched at".
Anua (Balfour),· wife
d of
D the seventh and present Duke of 10·4° a.m. & 6 .10 p.m.; sund '
ay, arnve, ...
7. 10 a..m. "'"
G rafton: s h e d le 23 00. 1857: there are monuments to dispatched at 9.5 0 a.m. Postal orders are issued here,..
Augustus Henry, third Duke of Grafton (I8n); George but not paid. The nearest money order office is at;
Henry. fourth Duke of Grafton ( 18 44); and Charlotte Thetford
Maria, his wife (r808); Caroline, relict of Lord Henry
Fitzroy (1835); and Lord Henry. son of third Duke of County Police, William Gillings. constable in charge
Grafton (1828); besides many mural tablets to other Free School, rebuilt by the late Duke of Grafton iBI; sup-'
members of the Fitzroy family: in 1884 an organ and ported by the present Duke; children on the books. 21 ;.
carved font with oak cover were placed in the church: :Miss F. E. Vockins, mistress
Grafton General the Duke of K.G., Fitzroy The Rev.Lord Charles Edward Johnstone William Rutherford, landt
C.B., D.L., J.P. Euston hall; & 17 M.A., J.P. Rectory agent to the Duke
Oarlton House terrace & Travellers' Lowe Wm. head gardener, Euston hall
club, London SW COMMERCIAL. Seeley Samuel (Mrs.), grocer
Euston Earl of D.L., J.P. Eushm Blacker Edward WilIiam, head game- Silcock Jacob, farm bailiff to the Duke:
hall; & 17 Carlton House terrace, keeper to the Duke, Park house Smith Harry, farmer
London S W Symonds George, farme~
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EYE. ,. 121
EXNING, since 1896 included in Newmarket for muni- !'re found, runs t~ugh the village, and it is said tha\
Clpal purposes, is a parIsh in a part of the North Western ill the severest wmter the part passmg the ncarage 18
dIvisIOn of the county, which is nearly detached from the never fr zen. St. Etheldreda Queen of Northnm-
rest of the county, and almost surrounded by CambrIdge- brIa, is said to have been bo~ here and baptued a\.
ShIre, in the hundred of Lackford, Newma.rket petty the Seven Springs in this village; 4lhe first ma.rrIed Ton-
seSSIonal dlVIS on, union and county court dIStrIct, ruraJ b~rt, and after ros death in 655, married EcgfrId, who wa.
deanery of Fordham, archdeaconry of Sudbury and King of NorthumbrIa. from 670 to about 6 84; in 673 sh&
dl cese of Ely, it IS 2 miles north from Newmarket, apart founded a. convent at Ely, of which she became abbess,.
of which lies in tros parish. The church of St. Martm and dIed in 679. The workhouse of the Newmarket union.
is an ancient structure of Hint with stone dressmgs, m is in this parIsh; particulars are given under Newmarket,.
the Early English and Decorated s-tyles, conslstmg of Cambrldgesrore. The Jockey Club, Robert Stephenson.
chancel, nave, aisle It, transepts, south porch with a small esq. of Burwell, Cambs., Charles Moreby esq. of Soham,.
parvIse over it, and an embattled western tower, contam- the Earl of Durham and Major E. W. D. Baird are the
mg a clock and 5 bells: the east window is of the Transi- principal landowners. The sou is sand and chalk· sub-
tlonal period, and in the chancel ure two ancient tombs, so1l, gravel The crops are wheat, barley, beans and peas_
one of which formerly bore the brass effigy of a pnest: The area is 4,985 acres; rateable value, £28,97 8 • th&
lfoth are destItute of inscrIption: the church was partly populatIon in 1891 was 2,757, and includes 191 office;s and
reseated in 18 92, and now affords 500 slttmgs, of whIch inmates of the union workh use.
ab ut 35 0 ar~ fr~e. ~he regis~r dates from the year Parish Clerk, George ScaIts Stokes.
1558. The hvmg IS a VIcarage, WIth Landwade St. Nicho-
las annexed, jomt net yearly value £3 00, arismg from Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
225 acres of glebe, WIth reSIdence, in the gift of the Dean Post, S. B. &; AnnUlty &; Insurance Office.-Mrs.
andl Chapter of Canterbury, and held 4lInce 18 9 1 by the Rebecca. Dalzell, sub-postmistress. Letters from New-
Rev. Arthur Vaile M.A. of 01"181 College, Oxford. St. market arnve at 6,3 0 a.m. &; 12.10 p.m.; dispatched
philip's mission church is an iron structure seatmg 150 at 10·5 a.m. &; 2·45 &; 7. 10 p.m
persons. Here is a Wesleyan MethodIst chapel. The Wall Letter Box cleared at 10·45 a.m. &; 2.5 0 &; 7. 1 '5
Cemetery of 2 acres was formed in 1886, at a cost of p.m.; sundays, 9·50 a.m
£1,200, and is under the control of a. Burial Board of A School Board ot 7 members was formed 20 Dec. 1872;'
nine members. Shepherd's charity amounts to £60 A. A. Ruston, Grove cottage, Exning, clerk to the-
yearly, of which a certam proportion 18 dIstributed to board; attendance officer
poor men and women and aged WIdows of :&ttisham on Board School (mixed), built in 1876, for 279 children, aa
St. Thomas' day. The proceeds of an estate left bY" Mr. mfants' school bemg added in 180g2, for 140 children ~
Lacy are apphed to the repairs of the church. There average attendance, 214 nnxed &; 92 infants; Alfred Hy.
are other small charIties amountmg to about £10 yearly. Whitaker, master; Mrs. Whltaker, infants' mistress
Exning House, the residence of Maj. E. W. D. Baird J.P. Board School (junior mIXed &; infants), now (Igoo) being
is a mansion of red brick pleasantly situated adjommg erected on the Newmarket :road, at a cost of aOOn,
the village. A small but rapId stream, in which pickerel £3,000, for 240 children
(For other names in thie pari8'h see Cemetery (Sidney~. Ennion, New- Jeffrey Frederick Richard, butcher
Newmarket.) market, clerk to the burial board; Johnson William, tea dealer
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. J .. Mowe, curator) Kmg John, farm bailiff to Ro'beri;
BsiI'd Msj.Edward William David J.P. Collins James, carter Stephenson esq
Exning house Dalzell John, grocer, draper, flour &; King Wm.Parr,carpenter &; whlwrigU
Day James Thomas The Marsh house offal merchant Mayes Burton Abnor, wlwelwrignt
Durham The Eari of The Lodge Denms Harry, butcher &; confectioner Newton Frederick, fishmonger
Fordhetm Thoma.s We'stwood house Elsden Francis, shopkeeper Peck Percy, racehorse trainer
Gardner Wilham 'The Rosery Enoch Harry, trainer Perry &; Mowl, grocers &; drapers
Jeffery Harry Regal house FIsher Alfred, bri k maker Pitches Charles, cycle agent
Lloyd Capt. dhas. Paterson, Rose farm Fisher James, farmer &; dairyman Prior Walter, nurseryman
Ruston Albert Alexander Grove cot Frost Clarence, boot maker RoUe Robert, road foreman to New-
Vaile Rev. Arthur M.A. 'Vicarage Fuller Carohne (Mrs.), miller (water) market Urban Distnct Coun il, ThEJ
Webster Capt. John, The Villa Fuller Wallace Edward, baker Yews
Gammon Wllliam, boot ma. &; shopkpr Secker Henry, carman
COMMERCIAL. GoodchiId Robert, butcher Stamford WI1liam, tauor
Alcott Sarah (Miss), parish nurse, Grimes George 0& Son, blacksmiths & Stone William, farmer
North end grocers Townsend Fredk. farmer, New farm
Arnold C1larles, boot &; .shoe maker Bammond Henry, stud groom to H. Turner Danl. farmer, Plantation fam:.
Ashby Robert, carner V. Lawrence esq Unwm William, blacksmith
Benstead FrederlCk Charles, saddler Heffer Maria (Yrs), Wheatsheaf inn Watts Grimmer, grocer
BrIggs James John,Swan inn,&; paintr Burst Willlam, White HOTSe P.H Webb James Aves (exors.of),enginoor&
Bullen George Charles, beer retaIler &; J aggard Ernest, stud groom to Major &; millwrights, iron &; brass foundry
carman E. W. D. Balrd J.P &; agricultural implement makers
Bunn Rebecca Miss),farmr.TheCottage Jarvis George, farmer, Bartle house Webb Frederic, trainer of race horses,.
BuntIng Frederick, farmer Jal'vis Thomas, farm ba:ili1f to the Etheldreda house
Charles Charles, farm bailiff to Charles Jockey Club WIshard Enoch, trainer of race horse8~
Morbey esq Jams William, beer retailer Melton house
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EYE.
EYE (A.S. ea, Teutonic ey, an island) is an ancient
muniCIpal borough, market town, parish, head of a. county
court dIstrict and a petty sessional diviSIOn, occupying a
ww situetion at the confluence of two rivulets, with a
station 20 m'iles north trom Ipswich. 24 south from
Norwich and 941 from London, through Coldhester and
Ipswich, and 5 south from DIss, Norf Ik, in the North
Eastern dIvision of the county, hundred and union of
Hartismere, rural deanery of North Harhsmere, arch-
deaconrv of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. A line of rail.
way joins the main line at MeRis to this town, paSSIng
through Yaxley; it is worked by the Great Eastern
C mpany.
The town was incorporated by King John, by a charter
granted in 1205 and confirmed by Queen Ebzabeth and
Wl11Iam ill. and is governed by a mayor, four alde~en,
and twelve common councilmen, and has a. commISSl n of
peace. The town returned two members to ParlIa-
ment from 13 Eliz. (1570-1) until the p6s~ng of t~e
Reform Act of 1832 (2 &; 3 Wm. IV. c. 45), which gave It
one nu~mber only, and by the" RedIstributIOn of Seats Act
1885" (48 &; 49 V'ict. c. 23), the ;representation was mergett
in that of the county.
The town is lighted with gas from works belonging t~
the Eye Gas Light &; Coke Co. and supplied WIth water
from private wells.
The pansh church of SS. Peter and Paul is s brge
structure of flint with stone ~eS'SlDgs in the Early EnglIsh
and later styles, consisting of chancel with clerestory aum
a.isles, clerestoried nave,aIsles and a fine exnbattled westerD
tower with pmnacles 101 feet in height, and containmg. a
clock with chImes and 8 bells, two of wmch were cast m
1640 : the tower was erected about X470 by the
p3l'lsh'oners, aided, it is beheved, by John de la Pole, Duke
of Suffolk, whose arlllil, quartermg Burghersh, are
sculptured on the centre panel of the battlexnents on the
south SIde and s1so appear on the south porch: there are
..several anCIent monuments. includ ng two of Purbeck
marble, datmg from the reIgn of Queen Ehzabeth: the
chancel is separated from the nave by an elaborately carved
and deoorated r d screen datmg from about 1480, the
lower p rtlOn havmg panels WIth pamted figores of
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saints, including 8 portrait of Hen. VI. 'whose canonization, 'Charity, founded- by WiIliam Small in 16540 is a rent-
though proposed, was never completed, but that this charge of £10 yearly p.roceeding ~u:t of the Eye Park
kinM: was honoured< as 8 .saint in many· parts- of England estate, BOW owned by Lady Bateman, the amount is
seem. quite certain. Th.e carved. stone r9l'edos was the devoted 10 the apprenticeship to tntde 'Or handioraft of
gift of 1ihe nei~hbonring clergy: there is a memorial poor bOYlJ born in Eye. Woodman's Gift, founded in 1572
window to Gell.. Sir Edward Kerrison bart. K.C.B., G.C.H. by William W<lodman, consistlt of a ·rent-charge of 5 marks
who aerved.a.t Waterloo and wa-s some time M.P. for Eye yearly (£3 6s. 8d.}, chargeable on lands in Cranley, now
and recorder of the borough; he died 9 March, 1853; owned by Lord Bateman, and is paid under the provisions
another window "WlaS erected in 1873 ·to George Herbe.rt, of the donor's wiLl to the Parish Clerk of Eye. Herring's
for 74 years parish clerk, and there are some others: the Gift, given by Thoma,s Herring, about the year 1684,
south porch has an Early English doorway w:ith dog tooth consists of a farm of about 42 acrelt, at Old Newton, the
moulding dating from about 1230: the south chancel aisle, il'ent ()f which is distributed m coals to the poor. Hilton',
formerly the kbbey chapel,was built about 1410: fin 1868-9 Gift, bequeathed by Matthew Hilton in 1640, consists of a
the chancel lmS !restored by the la.te Sir E. O. Kerrison rent-charge of £T. I2S. arising out of the Corporation Farm
ban. and the :rest of the church by subsoription, and it a-t Eye. Hawais' Charity, of unknown date, is a rent-
now "-£fords 800 .llittings, about 300 being free. The charge of £2 IOIt. yearly, arising out of a house in Castle
regi8ter dates from the year 1538. The living is 8 vicarage, street, in Eye, caJded "Hasnm House." Loman's charity,
commuted tithe rent-charge £450, net yearly value £250, given 'by Ann Loman in 1641, consists of a rent-charge of
including 14. acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of £1 .a. yea·r arising out of the Bull Inn at Eye. These three
Lady Bateman, and held ·since 1893 by the Rev. Arthur last charities are distributed to the poor in the form of
.Tohn Spencer M.A.. of Trinity College, Cambridge, l'ural tickets· for which groceries -and other goods may be
dean of North Hartismere, tmrrogate, and chaplain to obtained from the tradesmen of Eye.
Hartismere Union. A lodge of Foresters and one of Odd Fellows meet ~t
The Wesleyan chapel in Castle 6treet 'Was erected in the Three Horse Shoes inn, and the Hartismere Lodge of
[817 and has 120 sittings; the Baptist chapel in Oburch Freemasons, No. '1:,663, at the White Lion hotel.
street, erected in 1810, waS' re-built in 1868. The castile was erected by Robert MaUet, a Norman
The Oemetery on the Ipswich road. originally of a acres, blaron, on -an eminence near the wes·t end of the church,
WIWI !laid oUb in 1856, but in 1889 it was enlarged by the now called Castle hill, but only portions of the walls are
addition of two acres of land adjoining, a cottage being 6t now existent, evidencing, by the Roman bricks they con-
the aame time built as a keeper's lodge: there are two tain, the former existence bere of a much more ancient
mortuary chapels and the whole is under the control of a building.
Burial Th>ard of nine members. On the oost !Side of the town are remains of a Benedictine
The Com Market .and Town Hall, which occupy the site priory, founded in the il'eign of William I. by Robert
of the old building, we·re opened 12 May, 1857. The market Moallet, 6. Norman !baron, as a {lell to Bernay, and dedicated
is on Monday for corn, and a fair is held on Whit Monday to St. Peter. At the Dissolution. the revenues were 6'Sti-
for pleasure. A .fortnightly 'sale of catUe is held close to mated at £161..
the milway station by Messrs. Bond, of Ipswich. A monument in the Gothic style, about 27 feet in height,
Here 8re two breweries. This is also a station for was erected in 1888, in Broad ,street, to the memory of
eollecting com returns. Sir E. C. Kerrison 'bart. who died in Ju!ly, 1886..
There are two branch banks here, Lady Ba·teman, of Brome Hall, daughter of the late
Genera.l Sir Edward Kerrison, is lady of several of the
Eye Municipal Cha-rities:- surrounding manors. and proprietor of the greeter part
Bedingfeld'.g Charity, founded by Nichola;s Bedingflld In of the land.
ro30, conmsts of almshouses in Lambseth st. for 4 Widows The area is 4,394 acres of land and 16 of water; rate-
or spinsters; the income is derived. from the rental of the able "alue, £8,017; the population in 1891 was 2,064,
"Bedingfeld Arms" Public House and two cottages ad- including 107 officers and inmates of the workhouse. The
joining and about 4 acres of land ,at Omnley. Small'a municipal limits are co-extensive with the parish:
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL mSTITUTIO NS &C. •

Post, M. O. &; T. 0 .• T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Auditors, WaIter Hunt &; J. W. Marlin, Eye
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Broad street.
, Officers of the Corporation.
-Arthur Joseph Till, postmaster ,. -
First arrival of letters from llll.parts at 4 a.m.; delivered Town Clerk &; Clerk to the School Attendance Committee,
at 7 a.m. &; 12.45 &; 6.20 p.m.; letters are dispatched Francis Woolnough, Church street
af; 10.35 &; II.40 a.m. all parts; 4.20 p.m. London &; Treasurer, F. Whaite, London &; Provincial Bank Limited
8.20 p.m. all parts , Medical Officer of Health,Edgar George &rnes M.D.Lond.
Letters arrive on llundays at 4 a.m.; delivery com- Hill house
mences at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 8.20 p.m.; post office Borough Surveyor &; Sanitary Inspector. Waiter H. Ham-
opened firom 8 until 10 a.m. for telegrams &; sale of mond, Church street
postage s t a m p s ' . ~. Sergeant-at-Mace, Harry Skuffham, Castle street
Money orders gt'8tlted & paid from' 7 a.m. until 8 p.m School Attendance Officer, Walter H. Hammond,Church st
Telegrams, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m • . Town ~ier. George Norman. Cross street
Letters by foot post to the following places :returning in (r
the evening, viz., Bed'ingfield, Gislingham, OecoId, Red- { . BOROUGH MAGISTRATES.
lingfield, Rishangles, Southolt, Thoornoom'Magna,Thorn- The Mayor &; Ex-Mayor
'ham Parva, Thorndon, Yaxley, Mellis &; Brome, &; by The Judge of the County Court of Suffolk.
mail cart to Hoxne, Denham, Horham &; Stradbrook Barnes Edgar George M.D. Hill house
W611 Letter Box, Castle street, cleared at 10.15 a.m. 4.10 Bames Henry James, Woodbridge
&; 7.40 p.m. week days only Bateman-Hanbury The Hon. WaIter, Brome hall
Wall Letter Box, Churchgate, cleared at 10.20 a.m. 4.15 Bateman-Hanbnry The Hon. William Spencer, Brome hall
" 7.45 p.m. week days only Oullnm Hy. Westhorpe, Lambseth st. & Boscombe, Ipswch
We;). Letter Box, Railway &tation. cleared at 8.I5 a.m.; Fisher Charles J ames, Lindon house
la noon &; 7,35 p.m Garro,rd Norton Burroughs, Hoxne
I
Reeve David, Ashboking
OORPORATlON.. 1899-1900. Rix Thomas, Thrandeston
Mayor, Alderman Charles Tacon. Self George, Yaxley
Deputy-Mayor, .Alderman Henry Gedny. Short William, Church street
, .
·Oharles James Fisher
*Edward Henry Peck
I
. Aldermen. '
"Henry Westhorpe Cullum
11 Charles Tacon .
. Tacon Sir Thomas Henry, Red house
WarnesDonald Charles, Castle st. &; BramfQrd 10. Ipswich
Olerk, Francis Woolnough, Church street
Oouncillors. Petty Sessions for the borough are held every saturday
at the Town ha.'Ll.
tCharles Beales *William Tnrner
tSamuel Rose *Harold Warnes COUNTY M.A.GrBTRATES.
* Daniel Day tGeorge WaIter Green For Hartismere Petty SeltS'ional Division.
*John Frederick Page tCharles WilliamHarper
*William RopeI' tHenry Havers French Rev. Thomas Lee M.A. Rectory. Thrandeston,
*William Short tHenry Rix Diss, chairman
Marked thus t retire in November, 1901. Henniker Lord M.A., D.L. ~hornham hall, Eye
Marked thus * retire in November, 1902. Henniker-Major The Hon, Arthur Henry, 13 Stratford pL
Marked thus ~ retire in November. 1903. London W .
.Marked. thus U retire in November. 190+ Henniker-Major Hon.A1bert.Edwd.Jn., B.A.Thornham hall
 DmEGrORY.] SUFFOLK. EYE. 123
:Bateman-Hanbury Hon. Edward Reginald, Naval &; Mili- ~nghiall Superior, R:isbangle9, Stoke-A.sb, Stusbon,
ta.ry -club, London W I Thorndon...All.Saints, Thornham Magna, Thornham
»a.teman-Hanbury Bon. William Spencer~ Marlborough Pa.rv'lI., Thrandle9ton, Thwaite, Wegtjhorpe, Wetbering-
club, London S W sett-cum-Broclclord, Wickh'aID-Ske'.itb, Wortham, Wy-
Chevallier John Barrington Trapnell esq. M.A. Aspall verstone &; Yaxley; the >&rea of tlhe union is 54,188
ball, Debenham . , acres; reteable value in 1900. £61,599; the population
Freeman John G3rneys esq. Aspall bouse, DebeDham in 18;)1 was I406gI .
Frere Rev. Constantine M.A.· Rectory, Finningham, Board day, adternate mondays, ab the Workhouse, at
Stowmarket 10.30 a.m .
FlI."ere John Tudor esq. Royoon h'all, Din " Chairman of the Board of Guardianiil, T. E. Oracknell,
Hustler James Devereux esq. Botesd'8.le lodge, Soole Wortham, Diss
ReynoId's Rev. Seymaur Baylie B.A. Thornd'On, Eye 1 Clerk to the Guardians &; A98e'Ssment Committ.ee, John
Stantial Rev. Arthur Evered M.A. Rectory, Bacton, Bond, The Rookery, Eye I

Stowmarket . Treasurer, Frederic Whaite, London' &; Provincial Bank,

Tacon Sir Thomas Henry D.L. Red house, Eye Broad street, Eye
Wilson George Bolt esq. ,D.L. Redgrave hall, Diss Relie'Vling &; Vllcoinati()n Officers, Botesdale dist.rict, '!'hos.
Wilson George Rowland Holt esq. Hinderclay hall, Diss Henry Whitmore, GiS'lingham; Mendlesham district,
The Mayor of Eye et the Chairman of the Hartismere Frank Clark, Thorndon .
Rural District Council, for the time 'being, are ex-officio Mewcal Officers &; Publio Vaocinators, Botesdale district.
magistrates . ' Maurice Hermann Hannigan M.D., M.Ch., Botesdale;
Clerk to l\fugis'brates, Fras. Woolnough, Chureh street Eye district, Edgar George Barm~s M.D.Lond. Bill ho.
Petty Se&si()ns are held at the Sessions Hall every alter- Eye; Gislingham district, John George Milnes L.R.C.P.
nate monday at I p.m. The following places are in- Lond. Gislingham; Mendlesham district, Hy. Tempest
cludied an the Pe!tty Se!/s1onaJ. Divisaon : A-stpall, Dufton B.A., L.S.A. Bridge house, Brockford; Rish-
Elwton, Botesdale, Braiseworth, Brome, Burgat~ Cotton, angles district, Charles Franklin Wright M.R.C.S.Eng.
Finnin-gh'aID, Gislingh'am, Mellis, Mendlesham, Oakley, Magdalen house, Magdalen street, Eye
OccoldJ, Palgrave, Redgrave, Redlingfield, Rickingh'all Superintendent Registrar, J,obn Bond, The Rookery, Eye;
Superioll", Rishamgles, Stoke-Ash, Stuston, Thorndon, deputy, Ed'Ward Bond, The Rookery, Eye
Thornhiam :Magna" Thornham Parva, Thrandeston, Registrars of Births &; Deaths, Botesdale Sub-district,
Thwaite, Wetiheringsetlt-cum-Brookford, WhWckiham TbIos. Henry Whitmore, ilis-lingbam; deputy, Lazarus
Skeith, Wor'tham, Wyverstooe, Westhorpe, Yaxley Moss, Tborn'ham Parva, Eye; Mendilesham Sub-dis-
trict, Frank Clark, ThorndoD' j depnty, Harry A.
HARTISMERE RURAL DISTRIar OOUNOIL. Skuffiham, Ca'stle street, Eye
Meets at Worklhouse on mondays (moJllt.My) at 10.30 a.m. Registora,r of Marrioages, WiHi'am Roper, Ohurch st.reet,
Eye; deputy, William Rush Gissing, Castle street, Eye
Chairman T. E. Cracknell, Wortham The wO'1'khQuse, a build~ng of red brick, a.t tbe east end
Clerk, John Bond, The Rookery, Eye of the town, is available for 320 inmates: the children
Treasurer, Frederic Whaite, London et Provincial Bank, are sent to a cottage home near the workhouse;
:Broad stree'ii Lester Barling, master; Rev. Arthur John Spencer
Medical Officer of Health, Edgar George Barnes M.D. M.A. chaplain; E. G. Barnes M.D.Lond. medical
Lond. Hill house officer j Mrs. Eliza Barling, matron. The Hoxne
Inspector of Nuisances, Lazarus Moss, Thornham Parva inmates are boarded at this union
PUBLIC ESTAB-LISHMENTS.
Cemetery, Ipswich :road, Frands Woo1nough, Church School Attendance OoIllllUttee.
street, clerk to the Burial Board Meets at Workhouse on mond'aY's (monthly) at 10.30 a.m.
Com M1ark~ll &; Town Hall Clerk, John Bond, T!he Rookery, Eye
County Constabulary (Eye district). Broad street, John Atltend"Ul~ Officer, Laz,arus MJoss, Th'ornhiam Palrva.
F. Page, superintendent, t sergeant &; 2 constables •
Coun-ty Oourt, Castle street, His Honor H. Eardley-Wil-
mot, judge; Donaldl C.b.arles Warm~s, regisbrar &; high SOHOOLS.
ba.iliff, Harry F. Smith, bailiff. The County Court is The Grammar sch'Ool, rebuilt mainly through the gene-
held! monthly, alternately at Diss &; Eye, &; embraces . rosity of the late Sill" E. C. Kerrison, was enlal'ged in
within its jurisdiction the following pl~es, viz.: Aspall, 1878 &; ID 1882 g, large dining hall 'WlaS erected: the
Bedingfield, Blo'N()rton, Botesdiale. Braiseworth, Bres- head: master's house was completely restored! in 1876
Eiinghlam, Brome, Broc1dord, Burgate, J3urston. Den- by Lady Oa.roline Kerrison: the buildings now consis1;
ham, Diss, Diss Heywood, Eye, Fersfield~ Frenze, oil school et class rooms, master's house, dining hall,
Garboldisham, Gislingboam, Gissing, Hinderclay,Hoxne, excellent dormitories, library, bath rooms &; s sana-
NQrth Lopham, Sau.th Lopham, Mellis, Oakley, OecoId, torium. A large play ground, garden, tennis court, &;
P8lgrave, Redlgrave, Redlingfield, Ricking'hall Superior, boys' gardens are attached to the premises, &; a cricket.
Rlioktinghall Inferior, Rishl8iIJ.gles, Rroyd'o~ Scole, Shel- field is rented by the governors. The endowment
fanger, S!hUnpling~ Stoke-Ash. Stradbroke" Stuston, arises from land in the parishes of Bedfield et Burston.
Thelveton, Tb.lQIrndlon. Thornham Magna. Thornham The science .& art teaching is conducted in accordance
Parva, Th()rpe .AJbbotts, Thrandest.on. Thwaite, Wether- with the regulations of the East Suffolk County Coun-
ingsett, Wickh:am-Skeith~ Winfarthing, Wortham &; cil, &; the Department of Science et Art, South' Kens-
Yaxley , ington. The school is now administered under a'
For bankruptcy purposes :this courl is ,included in that scheme of the Charity Commissioners - dated 1876..
of Jpswich, Frederick. Messent, 36 Princes st• .Ipswich, The Governing Eody, consisting of 5" co-optative &; U
official re<.lciver reprei!entativ~ governors. Co-optative: The Rt. Hon.
Certified bailiffs- appointed under the "Law ~ Distrnse Lord [Henniker, chairman; E. G. Ba.mes esq. M.D.
Amendment Act": George Newson, North .Lopham; vice-chairman; The Rev. Thomas Lee French M.A.;
Diss et Arthur Barker, The Swan hotel, Hoxne , the Rev. Colin A. F. Campbell M.A. &; E. H. Peck esq.
F~re Engine, M'!lgdBlen street; :llhe keys kept by John [Representative: The Rev. A. J. Spencer M.A.;
Trud'gill, -superintendent, Magdalen -street . \ Charles Tacom, D. C. Warnes, H. Warnes, W. Short
Inland Revenue Office, G. S. Griffiths, Norwich, Buper- &; J. Rush esqs. Head master, William Geo. Watkins.
?isor; H~nry Atkinson, Broad street,. inland revenue National, Oa9tle hill, for 300 boys &; girls &; 100 infantS';
officer . average attendance, 215 boys et girls &; 90 infants;
Stamp office, RrO'8d! st. .Arthur Joseph Till, distributor Frederick William Bray, master; Miss EVil Wallis, in"
fants' mistress ,
VOLUNTEERS. . I

2nd Volunteel1" Bat:l:.elion Suffolk Regiment (B Company). RAILWAY STATION.

Drill hall, Town hall, Oapt. Charles Franklin Wright;
Surg.-Capt. Samuel John James Kirby M.D. medical Harry George Unwin, station master
officer; Rev. Arlihur John Spencer M.A. acting chap-
lain; Sergeant Henry Merritt, drill instructor PUBLIC OFFICERS.
•
Assistant Overseer et Collector {)f Poor Betes for the
HARTISMERE UNION. Borough of Eye, Barry F. Smith, Church street
The union comprises the fullowing place'Sl :-Aspall, Ba.c- Clerk to the Commissioners for Land k Assessed. Taxes,
ton, But.esdale, Braiseworth, Brome, Burgate, Ootton, Fram)is Woolnough, Eye
Eye, Finninghom, (fiog.lingham, Mellis, Mendlesham, Inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act
Gakley, Occold, fulgrave, Redgrave, Bedlingfield, Rick- for Hartismere district. JohDl BuSht Castle .treeti
 124 EVE. SUF~·OLK. [KELLY'S

PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
SS. Peter &; Paul, Rev• .A.rthur John Spencer M.A. vicar;
IO.30 a.m. &; 3 &; 5.30 p.m.; wed. &; fri. II.30 a.m
Baptist, Ohurch street, Rev. Robert Smathers, 10.30 a.m.
&; 6,30 p.m.; mono 8 p.m. &; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Wesleyan, Oistle street, 2.30 &; 6 p.m.; tues. fortnightly,
6 p.m. in the winter, 7 p.m. in the summer
,

PRIVA.TE BESIDENTS.
Antrobus Orawford John, The Abbey
Barnes Edgar Geo. M.D.Lond. Hill ho
Brook-Smith Alfred William R.N.
Lambseth house
Oraske Miss, Lowgate street
OullumHy.Westhorpe O.O.Lambseth st
Etheridge'Mrs. Lambseth street
Fisher Charles Jame~, Linden house
Gedny Mrs. The Laurels
Green Walto G~o. Lambseth street
'Hammond Waiter Henry, The Vinery,
Church street
Hammond /Mrs. The Vinery,Ohurch s~
Hetherington Gerald M. Broad street
Kemp Ed'ward, Bank house, Broad at
Mendham Miss, Church street
Page John Frederick, Castle street
Palmer Mrs. Isabella, Lambseth street
Peck Edward Henry, Langton grove
Rawlings Miss, Prospect house
Rump Robert Hugh, The Beeches
Sheffield Mrs. Victoria. hill
Spencer Rev. Arthur John M.A.(vicar,
rural dean, surrogate &; chaplain to
Hartismere union), The Vicarage
Short William J.P. Church street
Smathers Rev. Rt. (Baptist),Church at
Tacon Sir Thomas Henry D.L., J.P.
Red house, Lambseth street
Tacon -Charles J.P. lMansion house,
Lambsethstreet
Turner William, Sunnyside
Warnes Harold, Cranley grange
Watkins William George (head master
Grammar school), Church street
Whaite Fredk. The Bank ho. Broad 8~
Woolnough Francis, Church street
Wright Charles Franklin, Magdalen si

COJOlEBCIAL. Cutting William Coupman, butcher &; farmer, Castle st

Atkinson Henry, inland rev~nue office &; inspector of corn
returns, Brood street
Barclay &; Co. Limited (agency» (Edward Kemp, mngr.),
Broad street; draw on head office, 54 Lombard street,
London EO
Barnes Edgar George M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.
surgeon &; medical officer &; public vaccinator, Eye
district, &; medical officer, Workhouse, Hartismere
TInion, &; medical officer &; public vaccinator, Beding-
field district, Hoxne union, &; medical officer of health
to the Urban District Council of Eye &; Rural District
Council of Harlismere, Hill house
Beales Charles, coal merchant, Magdalen street
Beales Eleanor (Mrs.), apartments, Lambseth street
Beckett Albert, clerk to Messrs. Cullum &; Co. Church st
Betts Thomas, farmer, Kiln farm, Cranley
Betts WaIter, manager for Me,ssrs. Cullum &; Co. Yine
cottage, Braiseworth road
Bird George, shopkeeper, Church street
Bishop George Bate (established 1796), family grocer,
tea, coffee &; provision deal6ll' &; wine &; spirit mer-
chant, agent for the Norwich Union Life &; Fire In-
surance Society, Broad street
Bond Edward, deputy superintendent registrar, &; clerk
to the Redlingfield, also Wickham Skeith school boards,
The Rookery
Bond John, clerk to the guardians &; to .school attend-
vnce committee &; superintendent registrar for Hartis-
mere union &; clerk to the Hartismere Rural District
Couneil, The Rookery
Bowell George, cowkeeper, Lndgate causeway
Bowell William, antique furniture dealer, Church street
Bray Frederick William,schoolmaster &; organist at parish
church, Castle street
Broome Elijah, jobbing gardener &; apa-rts.Bucks Horn la
Brown Susan (Mrs.), pork buteher, Church street .
Ilullock Eliza (Mrs.), Oherry Tree commercial hotel &;
posting -house; a 'bus to Diss every Friday; hearse &.
mourning cO:lChes, Castle street
Burrows H. &; Son, plumbers &; glaziers, Lambseth street
Burrows Henry, tinplate worker, Lowgate street
Cemetery (Francis Woolnough, clerk to the bur;al board),
Ipswich road
Chuch Edwin, Crown P.H. Magdalen street
Clflmp Thomas, chimney sweeper, Magdalen street
Clover William. wheelwright, Castle street
Coe Francis, Cherry Street P.R. Ludgate causeway
Colche8ter Brewing Company Limited (estab-
lished 1700), brewers, maItsters & wine &; spirit mer·
chants, importers &; bonderos (William Turner, mana-
ger), Eye brewery; &; at Ipswich; &; Colchester, Essex
Collins James, Black Swan P.H. Cross street
Collins Mary Ann (Mr,s.), apartments, Church street
CoIlins Wm. agri;lultural drill &; machine ma.Lambseth st
Cook Samuel, shoe maker, Wellington road
Coote Alfred, gamekeeper to Arthur W. H. Hay esq.
Waterloo
Corn Market &; Town hall
County Court (His Honor H. Eardley-Wilmot, judge;
Donald Charles Warnes, registrar &; high bailiff),
Castle street
Cracknell Frederick, tailor, Cross street
Crane James, gamekeeper to JohR North esq. The Park
Creasy George, farmer, Cranley Green road
Crisp John, saddler, Castle street
CUllum a Co. (old established), maltsters, coal, corn,
cake, seed &; manure mercha.::l.ts; offices: Station yard;
&; at Mellis
CUllum Henry We8thorpe, wholesale &; famih- {!ro-
cer, tea, coffee, provision &; wine &; spirit merchant.
&; district agent for W. &; A. Gilbey Limited, wines &
spirits, opposite Town hall
Day George &; Son, wheelwrights, smiths &; church bell
hangers, Brewery road
Day Arnold James, beer retailer &; cowkeeper, Church
Day Daniel, builder, Church street
8'
Day Frederick, wheelwright, see G. Day &; Son
Denny Susan Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Church It
Dormor William, Bedingfield Arms P.H. Lambseth streel
Dunton John, pork butcher, Church street
Dykes Alexander, cooper, Back lane
Eames Joshua, boot &; shoe maker, Castle street
Eye Gas Light &; Coke Co. (Harold Warnes,sec. ),Castle 8t
Eye Grammar School (Right Hon. Lord Henniker,
chairman; WilliamGeorgeWatkins,principal),Church st
Fa.irweather John, fishmonger, &; Star inn, Castle street
Fairweathel" Mary (Miss), baker, Cross street
Fisher Charles J. &; Co. family brewers, maltsters, whole-
sale &; retail wine .& spirit merchants (importers &:.
bonders of); offices, brewery &; stores, Church street
Folkard William, ironmonger, Broad street
Garrod William, jobbing gardener, Church street
Garrood John, wheelwright, Lowgate street
Garrood Robert, jobbing smith, Lowgate street
Gayfer John, poulterer &; pig killer, Magdalen street
Gedny Harry Waiter, farmer, Clint farm
Gibbs George, tailor &; outfitter, Lowgate street
Gillings Samuel, Malt &; Hops inn, Castle street
Gissing Anthony Scoulding, baker &; grocer, Castle st
Gissing William Rush, deputy registrar of marriages
Gooderham Arthur, hair dresser, Magdalen street
Gostling &; Co. chemists, Castle street; &; at Diss &;
Pulham Market
Green George WaIter, timber merchant, Lambseth st
Green WaIter, farmer &; landowner, Cranley green
. Greenard Albert, farmer, Cranley hall
Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &; Orde (branch).
bankers, see -Barclay &; Co. Limited .
Rammond Richard R<>bert, grocer, draper &; boot maker-.
Church street .
Hammond Walter Henry, borough surveyor &; sanitary
inspector &; school attendance officer, The Vinery.
Church street
Rarding James, boot &; shoe maker, Castle street
Harper Charles William, farmer, Langton green
Hartwell William, steam cultivating tackle proprietor.
machinist &; farmer &; wholesale &; retail coal merchant
&; district agent for Bovine Limited, Broome Hall lane ;.
&; at Stockton Old hall, Norfolk
Havers Henry, pork butcher, Ohurch street &; farmer,
Brome Park farm . .
Hayward George, corn chandler &; miller (wind &; steam),.
Church street &; Tower mills
Hetherington Gerald M., L.S.A.Lond. assistant surgeon
to Dr. Barnes, Broad street .
Hines Thomas Henry, carpenter &; builder, Lowgate st
Hogg John, Red Lion commercial hotel, Ohurch street
Hunt WaIt. linen, woollen &; fancy draper, Broad street
Hunt William, manager &; brewer for Messrs. Charles J.
Fisher &; Co. brewers &; wine merchants, Church st
Jarvis WaIter Scott, assistant overseer for Braiseworth,.
Brome &; Oakley parishes, The Rookery
Jessup Frederick W. pork butcher, Ohurch street
Jessup Thomas, shopkeeper, Church street
Jillings Samuel, pork butcher, Castle street
Jolly John, warrener to the Brome Hall Estate, Brame la
Kemp Edward,manager for Barclay &; Co.'sBank,Broad .t
Knevett Oaroline (Miss), dress maker, Castle street
Last William (exors. of), farmer, Cranley green
Last George Sherman, farmer, Cranley green
Lawrence Jesse, furniture broker &; dealer, Magdalen s.
Lawton, Warnes &; Sons, solici~ors, Castle street
I Leggett Dalilah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Cross street
Leggett James, Bull inn, Lambseth street
 DmECTORY.]
Lewell Agues (Mrs.), White Lion hotel, Broad street
Ling Owen, tailor, Castle street
London et Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Fredk.
Whaite. manager); hours, 10 till 4; mdn. 10 till 6;
.sat. 10 till I ;' Broad street; draw on head office, 7 Bank
buildings &; GIyn, Mills, Currie et Co. London E C
ltlarsh Edgar, shoe maker, Castle street
Martin James William, butcher, Broad street
Mills Samuel William, beer retailer, Wellington street
Moore, Gerrard et Son (established over half a century),
auctioneers, valuers, house. land et estate agents, &;
agent for the Royal Exchange Insurance Co.; offices,
"Broad street; &; at Hoxne
1\Iortimer Ethan, bill poster &; postman, Buckshorn lane
Mortimer Rowland, miller (wind), Eye mill, Victoria road
Neale Harry James, plumber et painter, Castle street
Norman George, bill poster, advertising agent, fishmonger
&; town crier, Cross street
"Notly Martha (Miss), ladies' seminary, Castle street
Nurse William Soulby, chemist, printer &; newsagent,
Church street
Page Maria. (Mrs.), farmer, Tites hill
Pallant Emma (Mrs.), baker, Church street
.Palmer Charles, painter, paperhanger &; house decora,tor,
sign writer &; gilder &;c. Chlirch street
Peck Edward Henry, farmer &; miller (steam), Langton
grove &; Abbey farm
Perfltt Richard F. ecclesiastical &; monumental mason
&; stone carver, Castle street; &; at Victoria road, Diss.
See advertisement
Pettit Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker &; shopkeeper, Buck's
horn lane
Pooley Aaron, King's Head P.H. Church street
Pooley Charles, caretaker of cemetery, Cemetery road
Rampling Jesse, builder, brick et tile maker, Langton
green; brick works, Cranley green
Randall Thomas, farmer, Rook Hall farm
Read Arthur, Queen's Head P.H. Oross street
"Red Lion Commercial Hotel (John Hogg, proprietor);
public &; private parties Mltered for at moderate
charges; good stahling acco!Dmodation, Church street
Reynolds George, watch maker, Church street
Ritchie Frances (Mrs.), apartments, The Rookery
Rix Henry, ironmonger, Broad street &; Cross street
Rohinson William, glover, Magdalen street
Roper Mary Ann (Mrs.), shop keeper &; baker, Magdalen st
"Roper William, printer, news agent, stationer &; registrar
of marriages for Hartismere union, Church street
'Rose Samuel, boot maker, Magdalen street
Rowling A. M. fancy draper, dress &; mantle maker;
ladies' & children's outfitting & baby linen in all its
branches; mourning orders personally et promptly
attended to, Castle street
Runacres Samuel, fa.rmer, Cookley farm
Rush Harry William, farmer, UplandJ's farm
"Rush Henry, farmer, Burn House farm, Hoxne road
"Rusa Henry William, farmer, Cranley road
"Rush John, veterinary surgeon, seedsman &; farmer, &.
in3pector under the Contagious Diseai8S (Animals) Act
for Harlesmere district, Ca3tle street
'Saunders Thomll!S, farmer, Oak Lawn farm
Savill A. &; Co. maltsters, cor.a, coal. cake, seed &; manure
merchants; offices, Great Eastern railway station, Eye;
also at <keat Eastern railway station, Mellis
Self Anna Maria (Miss), fancy repository, !Broad street
'Shettle Thomas William, dairyman et cow keeper, Chan-
dos dairy, Lambseth street
Short William, artist, Church street
Shulver Albert, cycle agent, Lambseth street
Sknffham Harry A. builder &; contractor, agent to the
Lancashire Insurance Co. & Town hall keeper, deputy
registrar of births &; deaths, &c. Castle street
Skuffham Thomas, nurseryman, seedsman &; florist, TAe
Langton nurseries &; Lambseth street
"EYKE is a PM"ish ~md village, bounded by the river
DebeR, 4 miles eMt-nollth-east from Woodbridge and! 21
north-east from Melton station on the Ipswich and Lowes-
toft sectien of the Great Eastern railway, in the South
lAst ern division of ~he county, Loes hundred~ Plomesgate
union, Woodbridge petty sessional division and county
-eourt district, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints
il a building of flint in the Norman and Perpendicular
..tylos, cOBsistmr of chancel, nave, transept, south porch,
"Witoh the remains of a central tower, supported on four
~xCJeedingly fine Norman arches. and has 3 bells: there is a
brass to Henry Mason esq. with a Latin inscription, dated
I619: and two other ancient but mutilated brasses m the I
<!hancel: the stained east window was erected in r894 as 8
m.emorial to ilbe Rev. James George Darling },I.A. rector
. EYE. 125
Skuffham Thos. (Mrs.), frnshd. apartments, Lambseth sb
Smith Alfred, King's Arms P.H. carrier (town) for G. E.
Railway station, Castle street
Smith Harry Frederick, shoeing &; general smith, &; bailifl
of county court for Diss et Eye, assistant overseer &; rate
collector, Church street
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), laundress, Lowgate street
Smith William John. Three Horseshoes, Castle street
Taeon Charles J.P. solicitor &; commissioner for oaths,
Lambseth street
Taylor Marian (Miss), dress &; mantle maker, Lowgate st
Taylor Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer &; shop keeper, Lowgate 8t
Thorndyke Albert, Grapes P.H. &; pork butcher, Church st
Till Arthur J oseph, postmaster &; stamp distributor,
G.P.O. Broad street
Todd Henry. coach builder, Lambseth street
'.Forbell Charles, draper &; grocer, Cross street
TOl.'bell John, baker &; corn chandler, Cross stre~
Tricker Thomas Wm. saddler I; harness maker, Lowgate sb
Trudgill John, beer retailer &; supt. of fire brigade,
Magdalen street
Tuffs Edward, The Bottles P.H. Cross street
Tuffs Wm. WaIter, farmer, Major's farm, Ya.:xley road
Turner William, manager for the Colchester Brewing Co.
limited, Sunnyside
Unwiu Harry Geo. station master (G.E.R.), Station yard
Vine Albert, tobacconist, Castle stroot
Vine Edward, watch maker, Castle street
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Suffolk Regiment (B Company
Majol" Francis Woolnol1gh, commanding; Chas.Franklin
Wright, lieutenant; Sergt. Henry Merritt, drill instruc-
tor), Drill hall, Town hall
Vincent Frederick, coach builder; works, Buck's Horn lane
Warnes Donald Charles (firm, Lawton, Warnes &; Sons),
solicitor, commissioner for oaths &; perpetual commis-
sioner &; registrar of county court, Diss &; Eye,Castle st
Wllornes Haxold (firm, Lawton, Warnes &; Sons), solicitor
&; commissioner for oaths, et sec. to Eye Gas Light &
Coke Co. Castle street
W8tkins William Geo. head master of Grammax school
\Velham William, tailor, draper &; outfitter, Broai street
Wbaite 1"rederick, manager of London I; Provincial Bank
I.imited, &; borough treasurer &; treasurer to the union
&I Rural District Oouncil, also Bacton, Cotton, Finning-
ham, Gislingham, OecoId.. Thorndon &; Wickham Skeith
pariih councils; also Wickham Skeith &; Westhorpe
school boards. The Bank house. Broad street
Whant Fred~rick, blacksmith, Church street
White Edvvln Q. & Co. wool &;c. merchants; stores,
Cross street; &; at Long Stratton, NOl-folk, where cor-
respondence should be addressed
White Lion first class Family &; Commercial Hotel &
Posting Establishment (Agnes Lewell, proprietress);
funerals &; weddings supplied at reasona.ble charges,
Broad street
Woods Edward, tinplate worker, Cross street
Woods William, miller (wind), Cranley mill
Woollard the Misses, day et boarding school, Church stree'
Woolnough Francis, town clerk &; clerk to school attend-
ance committee of Eye borough, clerk to the magis-
trates for the divisions of Hoxne &; Hartismere. to
the magistrates for the borough of Eye &; ·to the Eye
burial board &; steward of La«y Bateman's manors &;
steward of Lord Bateman's Norfolk manors, &; deputy
steward of i.ord Henniker's manors, Church street
Woolsey Henry, cabinet maker &; upholsterer, Church st
Woolsey Herbert, photographer, Church street
Workmans' Hall (reading room &; library) (WaIter Scott
J arvis, hon. sec.). Lambseth street
Wright Charles Franklin M.B.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond.
surgeon, & medd8aJ officer &; public vaccinator, Rish-
angles district, Hartismere union, medical officer
G. E. Ry. Eye district, Mag<fulen house, Magdalen street
Wright James, baker &; confectioner, Broad' street
1857-9r, and the west wind'Ow to John Stavenon, a baron
of the Exchequer during the reigns of Henry the IV. &; V.
The organ was erected in r878: the church was
repaired about 1858, and affords 200 sittings. The
register dates from the year I538. The living is a
I rllctory. Ret yearly value £310, including 31 acres of
glebe, with residence. in the gift of Mrs. Emily Darling,
and held since 1893 by the Rev. James George Reginald
Darling M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge. The charities
amount to £40 yearly. Nathaniel WaIter Barnardiston
esq. of the Ryes. Sudbury, and the Rector are lords of the
manor. Lord Rendlesham, the Marquess of Bristol and
IIrs. Darling are the chief landowners. The soil is gravel
and sand; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat and
barley. The area is 2,777 acres of land and 7 of water J
rateable valu.e, £1,956; the population in 1891 was 489.
 126 EYKE. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
Sexton, John Church. nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Melton, 3
miles distant
Post Office.-Mrs. Mary Ann Churchyard, sub-postmis- Parish School (mixed), erected in 1857, fo:r4 160 children.
tress. Letters received from Woodbridge at 7.30 a.m. average attendance, 120; Herben Johns, master
&; 2.5 p.m. &; dispatched. at IO.IS a.m. &; 6.35 p.m. Carrier.-George Knights, mono thurs. &; sat. to Wood-
Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The . bridge, at IX a.m. returning 88Jlle day at 5.30 p.m
Darling Rev. James George Reginald Churchyard Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, Richardson Arthur, shoe maker
M.A. (rector), Rectory &; post office Smith Alfred, farmer, Sink farm
Darling Mrs Fisk Frederick Sheppard, shopkeeper Stannard Lewis Henry, miller (wind &0
Booth William Lewis,shoeing &; general Fisk Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Mill end water); &; at Abbey mill, Campsey
smith, gasfitter ~ bellhanger; I&; at Gray John, builder!&; farmer Ashe
Melton . Hatcher Wm. Mortimer, carpenter &;c Thurkettle .A.llan, farmer, Lime Tree
Churchyard 'Emest Moon, Elephant Jermy Christopher, pork butcher farm &; 'Church farm
&; Castle P.R Mayhew Henry, farmer Whyard 'Charles, shoe maker
FAXENHAM MAGNA is 3 parish and village on of Grafton K.G. and held ,since 1887 by the Rev. Red-
the west bank of the Sufiolk Ouse, 5' miles south-east mond Bewley Caton M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford.
from Thetford station and 10 north-easb fr~m Bury St. On Fakenham heath are barrows. The Duke of GrafWn
Edmunds. in th& Nonh-Western division of the county, K.G., C.B. is lord of the manor and sole landowner.
Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional d,ivision, union The soil is various, mostly light; -subsoil. chalk. The
and county court district of Thetford, rural deanery of chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area
Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. is 1,846 acres of land and ,8 of water; rateable value.
The church of St. Peter is a building of flint and rubble £r,247; the population in 1891 was 205.
in the Perpendicular and Decorated styles, consisting of Rymer, formerly extra-parochial, is now attached! to
chancel, nave, south porch, vestry, organ chamber and this parish.
an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: a screen Sexton, Henry Lovelace.
divides the chancel and nave, and the chancel has sedilia Post Office. Henry Carter, sub-postmaster. Letters
and a piscina: the east, 'Window was filled with stained arrive from Thetford at 8.40 a.m. &; at 5 p.m.; dis-
glas'8 in 1>866-7, and there are other 6tained windows, one patched at 5. 20 p.m. week days &; arrive on sundays
in 1897 by the parishioners to commemOl'3te the 60th at 8.45 a.m. &; dispatched at 9 a.m. Postal orders are
year of t.he Queen's reign: in the church is an ancient issued here, but not paid. Ixworth is the nearest
maI'lble monument, dated 1692 , to the Taylor family, money order &; Euston the nearest telegraph office, 3
formerly owners of this place: the font, of the 14th miles distant
century, is octagonal: the church WlLS thoronghly re-
~tored. and reseated with open benches in 1859, and School, erected with house for the mistress in 1876, by
affords 150 sittings. The register dates from the year the Duke of Grafton, for 40 children; average attend.
I559. The living is a rectory, net :Utcome £15 0 , with snoe, 43; Miss Townsend, mistress
residence and 44 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Duke Carrier.-Frank Lovelace,to Bury, wed.; to Thetford,sai
Ca.ton Rev. lRedmond Bewley M.A. JBrunning James, shopkeeper /Lovelace Frank, carrier &; farmer
Rectory
PALXEN,HA::M: is a parish and village, near the amongst the pool' in clothing andi fuel at Christmas, &;
mouth of the river Deben, 9 miles east-south-east from Mrs. Kidds's Charity\ of £ICO for widows, produces about
Ipswich, 8 south from Woodbridge, 3! south-east from £2 lIS. annually. Capt. Ernest George Pretyman M.P.
Orwell ood 4 north-east from Felixstowe stations on the of Orwell Park, is lord of the manor and principal land-
Ipswioh and Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern owner. The Ipswich Charity Trustees and some small
railway, in the South-Eastern division of the county, freeholders own the other portions'. The soil is excellent.
Colneis hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division ~md of a mixed nature, mostly stiff land; subsoil, gravel and
union,Colneis rural deanery, archdeaconry of Sufiolk and loam. A part of the parish is rich marsh land. Copro-
diocell& of Norwich. The church of St. Etheldreda is a lites nsed to be dug here. The chief crops are wheat,
small building of flint and brick in the Decorated and barley and roots. The area is! 1.739 acres of land, 12 of
Perpendicular styles, consisting of rapsidal chancel, nave, water, ,87 of tidal water and 66 of foreshore; rateable
south porch and fine embattled western tower with pin- value, £1,828; the population in 1891 was 258.
nacles and containing 4 bells: the nave was faced with Parish Olerk and Sexton, Fredk. Uttridge.
brick in 1806: there are 120 sittings. The register dates Post ,Office. John Home, sub-postmaster. Letters
from the year 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly through Trimley S.O.; deliveries commence 7.5 &>
value £252, with residence and '22 acres of glebe, in II.40 a.m. &; 7.5 p.m.; sundays 7.5 a.m.; dispatch.
the gift of the LO'rd Ohancellor, and held since 1878 by the 7.5 a.m. &; 7.5 p.m.; sundays, 7.5 p.m. Postal orders
Rev. George .Giberne Danvers of St. Augustine's College, are issued, but Dot paid. Trimley is the nearest
Canterbury, and l'llraJ. dean of Colneis. Here is a Con- money order office &i Walton the nearest telegraph
gregational chapel. There are about 3i acres of land office, 4 miles distant
and 3 oottages, let at £25 yearly, left to the parish by This place is included in the Trimley United School
the Rev. Henry Webb, a former vicar, the rents of which Board district, formed 10 April, 1874; the children
are distributed to the poor at Christmas: a gift of £300 attend the Board school there
left by Mrs. Mary Roddam, of Lowestoft, was invested, Carriers.-Robert Farthing &; Henry Wright, to Ipswich &
and brings in about £12 yearly, which sum is distributed back, tues. thurs. &; sat
Catlow Rev. Hartley (Congregational) Farthing Robert, carrier Rayner Jonn. farmer, Red House farm
Danvers Rev. Geo. tGiberne, Vicarage Home John, shopkeeper &; post office Smith Arth. wheelwright &; builder
iEdwards tEvan, The Lodge Parker Ellen (Miss), farmer Thorlby John, farmer, Russell's farm
Posford ~rs. The Hall Porter Elizabeth (Mrs.), blacksmith Utteridge John, Dog inn
Everett John Garwood (exors. of),far- Posford Benjamin Ashwell (exors. of),
mars, Deben lodge farmers, The Hall
F ARNHAM is a pleasant village and parish near the residence, in the gift of W. E. Long esq. of Hurt&
river AIde, and: almost forming one village with Strat- Hall, Saxmundham, and held since 1883 by the Rev.
ford St. Andrew, on the other side {)f the river, aond is East Apthorp M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
about 3 miles south-west from. Saxmundham and 3! The chief landowners are William. Evelyn Long esq.
north-east from Marlesford station on the Framling'ham who is lord of the manor, the Hon. William Lowther.
branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the North- of Ashe High House, Campsey Ashe, and Edmund R.
Eastern division of the county, hundred and union of Hollond esq. of Benhall Lodge. The soil is loam and; sand;
Plomesgate, Blything petty oSessional division, county subsoil, clay and sand. TIle chief crops are wheat,
coun district of Framlingham and Saxmundham, rural barley and beans. The area. is r,I93 acres; rateable
deanery of Orford and archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese value, £2,147; the population in I8gI was ,185.
of ,Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a plain building Parish Clerk, .!.mos Newson.
of flint, with stone dressings, in the Norman style, con- Post &; M. O. 0., S. JJ. &; Annuity &; Insnrance Office.-
sisting of chancel, nave and an embattled western tower W:rlliam !Elil"t, S'Ub-postIIllliSW. Lettal'S arrive daily
of brick containing 2 bells: the church plate is remark- from Saxmundham at 6.4Q a.m. &; I p.m. &; leave
ably good, and dates from 1567: the church was partially 8t 10.15 a.m. &; 6.20 p.m. :Benha.Il Green, Ii miles
restored in I883, and has ISO sittings. The register distant, is the nearest telegraph office
dates from the year '1.707. The living is a vicarage, The school for this parish is at Stratford St. A,ndrew,
ne6 yearly value £78, including 8 acres of glebe and which adjO'ina ,
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. FELIXBTOWE. 127
Apthorp Rev. !East M.A.. Vicarage Hefter Henry, George I; Dragon P.R. Span J ames, pork butcher
BedwelllMrs &; agricultural implement maker Wright George, farmer
Howlett Benjamin, Rose Hill house Knights H. I; A. grocers I; drapers Wright ISarah (Mrs.), farmer
Groom Harry Fras. farmer, Street frm Lewin Arthur (Mrs.), farmr.Hall farm
FELIXSTOWE is a growing bathing place on the Eastern Railway Co.'s river steamers ply daily between
sea coast, and parish, 5 miles east-north-east from Felixstowe, Ipswich, Harwich et Pin Mill (Chelmondiston}.
Harwich by ferry, 10 south-by-east from Woodbridge and Felixstowe Dock, built by the Felixstowe Dock and Railway
1:2 from Ipswich, in the South-Eastern division of the Co. a·t a cost of [,101,000, was opened in 1'887, it has 18
county, Colneia hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional feet of water at low spring tide and is largely used by
division, union and county court district, ;rural deanery yachts; the south quay is 600 feet long, and afio1'ds
of Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- ample facilities for the discharge of grain and geners.')
wich. A railway from Westerfield station to this place, merchandise into excellent warehousee adjoining, or dired
giving access to Ipswich, was completed 1lIld opened for into trucks; there is '81so good timber storage: a line
~raffic I May, 187Z; in 1879 the line was acquired by the of railway, constructed by the Company to Westerfield
Great Eastern Ra11way Co. and this place is now in direct station, thus connecting the dock with Ipswich, was sOld
0Ommunication with Ipswich and all parts of the com- to the Great Eastern Railway Company in 1887. Land-
pany's system. Three stations on the Great Eastern guard Fort, now used 'liS a depot for troops, stands on
Railway are now open here for generali traffic the Town, the extreme western point of this paris-h; extensive eJ-
I

Beach and Pier Stations; the 'l'own Station, which is the terations are now (1900) in progress. Eaostward Ho
latest addition, is a handsome structure of ample pro- College, a private school for boys, occupies a good position
portions, erected in 1898. A Local Board of 12 members on the cliffs, commanding splendid views of the German
was formed in 1887 for Walton and FeJix,stowe United dis- Ocean and Harwich Harbour: pupils are prepared fo?
iriet, but under the provisions of the "Local Govern- professional and commercial life and for the usual O?
ment Act, 18'94" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), it has given special examinations. Here is also the Manor House, a
place to an Urban District Council; the offices, in Under- preparatory college for Woolwich, Sandhurst and the
cliff road, were erected in 1892 at a cost of [,1,800, and universities. Felixstowe Lodge is the residence of Felix
comprise a. board room, rooms for the clerk, surveyor Thornley Cobbold esq. J.P. Capt. E. G. Pretyman M.P.
and collector, 'and a. waiting room. The place is supplied of Orwell Park, is lord of the manor and principal land-
with excellent water by the Felixstowe and Walton owner. The soil is of an excellent mixed nature; sub-
Water Works Co. formeq in 1892, and lighted with gas soil, crag, wherein a great number of valuable geological
by the Felixstowe Gas. Co. and: with electric light, by the specimens are frequently found. The chief crops are
Sussex Electricity Supply Co. Ltd. The Parish church whoot, barley and peas. The area is 1,739 acres of land p

of SS. Peter and Paul is an ancient building in the 11 of water, 374 of tidal water and 132 of foreshore;
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, tran· rateable value, [,23,349; the population in X891 was 864.
septs, south porch and tower containing one bell: it has including 91 in Landgnard Fort. The population of
been re~tored and has 380 sittings, more than half being Felixtowe and Walton Urban Council district in 1-891 W89
free. The register dates from the year 1653. The live 3,507.
ing is a vicarage, net yearlv value [,II2, in the gift Parish Clerk, William Versey.
of the Bishop of Sodor and Man and others, and. held Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
since 1893 by the Rev. William Seaver, s'lllTOgate and Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office (Railway
acting chaplain to the forces at Landguard Fort. Sub-Office, letters shO'll1d have RS.O. added).-Fredk.
The church of St. John the Baptist, Orwellroad, erected Wm. Mills, postmaster. Letters arrive at 6 &; 9.30
in 1894-5, is an edifice of red brick with Bath stone a.m. &; 3.30 &; 6 p.m.; dispatched at a.20 &; 12.30
dressings in the Early English style, from designs by Sir a.m. &; 4.40 I; 7.45 p.m.; sund-ays, dispatched at 7.45
Arthur Blomfield kt. A.RA., F.S.A. and Son, architects, p.m. There is also a sub-office for post & telegraph
of London, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave, business only, situate at Felixstowe Ferry
aisles, morning chapel, vestry and south and west
porches: in the chapel is a. S'bained window:. the chancel FELIXSTOWE & WALTO:rf URBAN DISTRICT
chapel and vestry were added in 1899 at a cost of
£3,7°0: there are sittings for 688 persons. The church OOUNCIL.
has been erected mainly at the cost of Capt. E. G. Prety. Offices, Town hall, Undercliffe road; Meetings 1st
man M.P. of Orwell Park: the organ was given by the Wednesday in every month.
Misses Parbury and a set of service books by the German
Empress, in memory of her visit to Felixstowe with her I Members.
children in 1891: on the fiy-leaf of the Bible, in Chairman, Frank William Mason
Her Majesty's handwriting, is the following inscription: Vice-chairman, The Hon. Douglas Alfred Tollemache
For the Church of St. John Baptist, May 24th, 1895. .. .
Matt. x. 32. "Whosoever ,therefore shall confess Me Retll'e m April 1901•
before men, him will I confess also before My Father Downing Shuckforth
which is in heaven." Auguste Victoria, 1.R. In the Jolly William
prayer book the Empress has written this verse:- Miller Frederick
Matt. viii. 26, "And He saith unto them, Why are ye Tollemache The Hon. Douglas Alfred
fearful, 0 ye of little faith? Then He arose and rebuked Ward Thomas •
the winds and the sea, and there was a great calm." . Retire in April 1902.
In the Communion service books, Her Majesty has . . . '
simply written the date and name. The living is a Clarke W1lliam Gardmer
vicarage, in the gift of Capt. Pretyman M.P. net yearly Cro!don Charles Harry Edward
value [,300, derived from an endowment of [,3 0 yearly Jackson George ~~nry
and the offertories, and hel.d since 18 95 by the Rev. John Mason Fr3:n~ William
George Munday M.A. of Trinity College, Oambridge. Warner William
The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, in Orwell road, is a Retire in April, 1903.
building of stone it/he Evangelical Free church and the Cowles Denis Jacob
Presbyterian ch'lll'Ch in Orwell road, are wooden buildings. Croft William Edward
There is also a Catholic Mission Chapel, and a. Presbyte- Durrant Samuel
rian church is now (1900) being built. There is an Fisk Charles
endowment for the widows of the parish amounting to Temple William
£27 yearly, whioh is distributed quarterly. This place Officers.
is much resorted to as a ba.thing place, and during Clerk, Francis Barnard Jenningso, Town hall
the summer of 1891 was for some time the residence Trea.surer, William Alexander esq.
of the German Empress and her family. The Ranelagh Medical Officer of Health, Charles Gmham Havell M.D...
Gardens contain reading and refreshment rooms and a L.R.C.P.Land
.bandstand. A good band is provided during the season, Engineer, Surveyor, Sanitary I; Gas Inspector, Goorge S.
when promenade concerts and other amusements are Horton C.E. Town hall
held. A shelter was erected by the District Council on Collector, Walter Mason Cuckow, Ranelagh road
the Undercliff Road, near the Town Hall in 1899, at 8
oost of [,2,759, and oompriseso a hall, lavatories, cloak HARWICH PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY JOINT
rooms, and other conveniences. There are two fine
hotels, the" Bath hotel," near the beach, and the" Orwell " BOARD.
hotel, opposite the new station. A Golf Club was es- Representatives.
tablished. in 1,880, and has nowt (1900) nearly 400 mem- C. H. C. Croydon
bers; the links are near Bawdsey Ferry. The Great W. Warner
 128 FELIXSTOWE. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
PUBLIC OFFICERS. RAILWAY ST.A.TIONS.
Admiralty S'lugeon &; Agent, Charles Graham Harvell :\LD I Town, John WiIliam Read, station master
Assessor &; Collector of Queen's Taxes, Assistant O.er- Pier &; Beach, Albert T. Johnston, station master
seer for Felixstowe &; lValton, 'Walter Mason Cuckow,
Town hall .
Medical Officer, Sth District, Woodbridge Union, Francis
I This place is included in Walton United School Board
district, formed in 1876; the children attend the Board
school here
Augustus Brooks :M.D. St. Felix ~ Carrier to Ipswich. John Branch, daily at 9 a.m

PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Dutton Mrs. 'i'hornfield villas

. Noble Thomas James, The Limes,Mon-
Abraham Mrs. Undereliff terrace Edwards George Cordy, 2 Kenilwortb tague road
Adams James, Felixholme, Quilter rd villas, Montague road Nunn Miss, Brabreuf, Prince's road
.Aitken Rev. Hay, 17 Manor terrace Edwards Miss, Briarholme Packard Henry Woods, Trevose, Con-
.Aldis Ernest, 4 Ocean terrace Edwards Evan, Hoec:iff stable road
.Aldous John William, I Norriss villas Elkington Thomas Richards, Beach rd Palmer Thomas 'Mus. Bac. Oxon.
AlIen Mrs. Fernleigh Elliston George Sampson; &; Museum (music master, Eastward Ho college)
.Allen Bobert, The Ferns, Bath road street, Ipswich Parbury Miss, The Anchorage
.Allenby Mrs. Felixstowe house Elliston William Alfred M.D., J.P. Parker Benjamin (Barber, Kimberley
.Antrim Rev.Chas. St. Kilda,Victoria st Villa Sandra &; Stoke hall, Ipswich house, Ranelagh road
.ArcherW.G.jun.The Gables,Queen's rd Ely Thomas Hy.Anchorage, Berners rd Posford Joseph, iHoliday house
Babington Miss, Crianan Ensor Mrs. 18 Manor terrace Pratt Miss, Tomlyn road
Bayley William Thomas, Orwell road Fish Mr.s. 12 Ocean terrace PrattJMisses,IPrince's ter.Cavendish rd
:Beer Arthur John, 2 Norriss villas, Flatt Wm.Wolton, St. Kilda,Victoria st Prentice Mrs. 'Manning,Undercliff road
Quilter road Forbes Thomas, Fernside Reynolds Miss, Bacton road
"Reeson Alexander Hayden, Bath road Ford Augustus F.J.Glanmor,Quilter rd Rowley J.'bss, Vernon villa
Bennett Charles Vincent, Cromwell, Franks William H. Bank house Rowley Col. Sir Joshua Thellusson
Ranelagh road Furber Mrs. Charles, Bulls cliff bart. D.L., J.P. The Rookery
llent Mrs. Felix road Gardiner George, 7 Manor terrace Rudland Alfred, Hawthorn cottage,
lJirch Mrs. Felix hOt Montague road Garnaud Alfred, lIS Manor terrace Cavendish road
.Bond P. T. Dunclutha, IStanley road Garrod Benjamin, Gertrude villa, Ruffles Mrs. Tower Hill cottage
.Boone Charles Henry, I Trafalgar ter- I Hamilton roa.d Sayes Mrs. Fairhaven, Orwell road
race, Ranelagh road : Gillingham Mrs. Keswick, Quilter rd Seaver Rev. William (vicar of SS.
1Jrooks Fras. Augustus M.D. St. Felix Gislingham Miss, Hill ho. Montague rd Peter &; Paul), The Vicarage
Browning Robinson, 4 Trafalgar ter- Gooding Horaoce Walker, 6 Hamilton pI Sherman Edmund, Rockburgh,Bath rd
race, Banelagh road Grayston iMrs.Ambrose 10.Constable rd Sidgwick Arthur Ernest, Rockville
:Buszard William G. Broughton bouse, Green Alfred, Heatherfield, Bacton rd Simson The Misses, ,Park villa, Con-
Bath road Grimes Mrs. 8 Ocean terrace stable road
Butterworth James, Cobbold road Hamel Julius M.B.,C.M.Waverley viis. Slack James, I Constable terrace
Buxton John Henry, Clumber cottage, Montague road Smith ,Mrs. 2 Dra,yton iVils. Felix road
Montague road Harlock Sydney Clovelly, Quilter road Smith Ralph, Branksome, Constable rd
Cantlow Miss, Jethou, Quilter road Havell Charles Graham M.D Stephens lsaac, 12 aM:anor terrace
Cardinal -Miss, Horatio terrace . Haward Mrs. 'Myrtleholm, Orwell road Stephenson William Henry, Helston-
'Carr Miss, Greenhill, Quilter road Haydon Hillyard, 2 Ocean terrace leigh, Ranelagh road
Chalmers James Alfred, The Laurels Henderson James, I Russell road Stewart Rev. John F.C.P. (Congrega-
Chandler Mrs. Woodville, Quilter road Herbert (Miss, Bacton road tional), The Manse
Gayton Joseph M.A. 'Manor house Hesp Miss, Ingleside Studd Samuel, I Drayton vils.Felix td
Clover Miss, Prince's road Heygate Mrs. Thickness cottage Sturgeon Robert, S Blenheim terrace,
Cobbold Felix Thornley M.A., J.P. Hollier Rev. George, I Lennox villas, Constable road
The Lodge Felix road Temple Miss Iona, iBerners road
Cobbold Mrs. Undereliff terrace Hopson Edmund Hy. Langton house, Temple William, Morieux, Queen's rd
Cobbold :Miss J. Stokesby, Barton road Ranelagh road Thackery Osborn G.Moreton, Quiltr.rd
Colbeck Charles, Highbeach Horner Haylett T. Bank house Thompson Arthur, Eversley, Bath road
Coleman John, 2 Queen's road Horton Geo.S.s Nelson ter.IRanelagh rd Thompson George, 4 High beach
CoIlen Charles ,R. Undercliffe road Howorth Miss, Betham,y Thompson Samuel, 9 Nelson terrace
Colley William, Fort cottage Hulme George Frederick M.B. & C.M. Tollemache Hon. Douglas Alfred J.P.
Conford George James B.A., M.B.San- South view, Montague road South Beach
croft, Bath road Jack50n Geo. Hy. Wayland, Cobbold rd Tuddenham .Alfred, Quilter road
Cooper Rev. William (Catholic Mis- Jennings R. E. St. George Tuddenham Edward, Lyndhnrst,Gains-
sion), The Presbytery,Gainsboro' rd Jems'Mrs. Cliff house borougA road
Cooper Thos. 2 :May vil. Quilter road Jolly Wm. J.P. Sea Gull ho. The Cliff Turner Andrew Buna M.B., C.:\I. I
Copley Miss, Stubton, Beach road Kedge Robert J ames, Holmwood Waverley villas
Courage E. The Hermitage KingsburyMiss, 4 Leopold terrace Vinall J ames, Kensington house
Cowles Denis J., M.A. Manor house Kite Mrs. 7 Nelson terrace Ward Thomas, Ranelagh, Ranelagh ri
Cox Robert, I High beach Lamb Mrs. Belle vue, Beacb road Watts William, 2 Royal terrace
Orowe Misses, 4 Nelson terrace Lancaster Miss, 3 High beach Wawman Wm. Broo'klands, Russell rd
Crowhurst John, The Gables Laws Henry, Montague road WebstJer Mrs. I Ocean terrace
Croydon CbarlesEdward, !Rose cottage, Leete Benj. East, Mayfield, Beach rd Whitmore Frederick Wm. 7 Ocean ter
Constable road Lloyd Rev. R. 'Rarris (Wes.),Orwell rd Whitmore Frederick William, jun.Ren-
Ouckow Edwin, Sunnyside Ludecke V. H. Westfields, Prince's rd mark house, Ranelagh road
Cuckow WaIter M.Ellerslie,Ranelagh rd Mason Frank, North cliff Whittle Tom B.A. Eastward Ho
Cullen Mrs. Thornfield villas Mathew Col. Henry Coldhara,Langer ho Wilson Frederick William 'M.P., J.P.
Damant :Wm. Glenisla, Berners road Matthew George, Bracken villa. Highrow ; &; Reform alub,LondonSW
Daniel'Mrs. MarteIlo bOl!se Meadowil William John, Mayflower cot. Winks Thos. Hampton ho.Ranelagh rd
od'Arcy de Burgh J.P. de Grey cottage Cavenmsh road Woodgate Misses, Waverley villa,Mon-
Dawes Weeden, Wallingfortl villa,Quil- Moore 'Mrs. Thomas, Hermon lodge, tague road
ter road Constable road WoodmaRsy Edward Hanneth, Nel-
Douglas Lt.-d'ol. J. D. (la.te R.A.), Mundlly Rev. John George 'M.A. (vicar bolme. Victoria street
Valetta, Queen's road of St. John the (Baptist) Woolridge Charles T. 3 Trafalgar ter
Dresper Mrs. Rosslyn, Quilter road Nichol Rev. Arthur Roberl Archibald Wrigh1l Rev. P. Malcolm B.Se. (Well-
Duff-Wills Mrs. Harland home M.A. Pl'nshurst, Quilter road leyan), Kensington house
Durraul Edwd. Beacon vil. South Cliff' North Barker, 3 Manor terrace
COMllERCIAL. Andrews Edmund, house aecorator, Felix road
Absalom WillillJll, apartments, 2 Brockler villa~ Andrews William RQbert. aparlments, Greystoke, Gltins-
Adams T. &; Co. outfitters, Hamilton road borough road
Addenbrooke's Hospital (Camqridge) Convalescent Home ADnis William, aparbments, I Highfield place
(Miss Toms, matron) Appleby Ellen (Miss), aparlments, 3 Lennox tel'. Felix rd
Mdill Caroline (Mrs.), apartment~, • Marmion villail Archer W. G. jun. &; Co. house agents &; agents for
Aldous Arthur, apartments, 2 Orwell terrace Suffolk Elw::tricity SlIpply Co. Limited, Hamilton road
.Aldou5 Jas. WIll. solicitor, see Leighton, .Aldous &; Temple Atkins Arthur Henry, apartments, Westerton, Constable rd
.Alexander Samuel, apartments, Brynmora, Stanley road Atkinson Edward Arthl'lr, apartments, 13 Manor terrace
.Alien 10seph L. apartments, I Ryde Vale vi!s. Rl-ll'lsell rd Aylette Annie (Mrs.)\- apartments, S Beach road
Allen Oilcar, butcber, Ranelagh road • Bake William, apartments, 2 Riby villas, Undercllffe JId
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Bacon, Cobbold & Co. bankers (branch) (Wm. H. Franks,
manager); draw on Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. London
E C; & at Ipswich, Woodbrid~e & Harwich
Baker M. A. (Miss), apartments, Bent Hill house
Barclay & Co. Limited (agency) (Haylett T. Horner,
manager); draw on head office, 54 Lombard street,
London E O .
Barnardo's (Dr.) Home (Miss Lloyd, matron)
Bartlett George Anson, apartments. 13 Ocean terrace
Bayley 1Villiam, apartments. Remuera, Orwell road
Beart James & Son, drapers, 6 & 7 Victoria. parade
Beaumont James, tailor &; apartments, Horatio terrace,
Ranelagh road
Beckett E1len (Mrs.), apartments, 10 Russell road
Bedford Fredk. In. apartments, I Marmion vils. Cobbold rd
Bedwell Alice (Miss). apartments &; dress maker, Ingle
nook, Felix road
Beer Wm. gardener &; florist, Lausanne villas. Quilter rd
Beeson Alex. Hayden, apartments, Hayden villa, Bath rd
Belgrove William, laundry, Holland road
Bennett William &; Fredk. grocers, I Victoria parade
Binall James. apartments, Kensington house, Sea road
Blain William, apartments, 7 Russell road
Blake George, apartments, I Brockley villas, Felix road
Bloomfield Ephraim, butcher, Orwell road
Bloomfield J ane (Mrs.), apartments, Wharton villas,
Gainsborough road
Bones lHannah (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Albany villas,
Undercliffe road
Borley Frederick, apartments, 5 Park terrace
Brackley Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Ocean terrace
Branch John, carrier
Branc'h William, insurance agent, 5 Gainsborough terrace
Brett Maria (Miss), apartments, Hawarden house
Bridges (Misses) &; Estlin (Mrs." apartments, Iddesley,
Constable road
Brooks Francis Augustus M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. &; med. off. 5th dist. Woodbridge union,St. Felix
Browes John &; Son, greengrocers, Orwell road
Brown Alice (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 2 Hamilton rd
Brown Frederick Edward, chemist, Victoria parade
I
Brown George, apartments, 4 Park terrace
Buck William Sydney, provision mer. 7 Hamilton road
Buckenham William, apartments, 2 Clifton villas
Bugg & Jolly, brick makers, Felixstowe brick works
Bullock John, jun. watch maker, Orwell road
Burc·hell Williaql, apartments, 2 Celia villas, Felix road
Burrows Henry, apartments, Mildura house, Ranelagh rd
Butters William Henry, apartments, 3 Nelson terrace
Button Charles (Mrs.), Rosebery boarding house
Capon Lomsa (Miss), apartments, Mount Ridley house
Cant John Thos. apartments, Holmdene, Gainsborough rd
Carman William, apartments, 7 Queen's road
Carr George, farm bailiff to Capt. Pretyman, Priory farm
Chalmers James Alfred, farmer, Laurel farm
Champion Sophia (Miss), apartments, 8unny cliff
Chandler Emma (Mrs.),apartments, Hayesleigh,Cobbold rd
Churchman Charles Henry, cab proprietor, Constable rd
Clarke Albert Edward, carriage builders, Queen's road
Clarke Edward, apartments, Cobbold road
Clarke Rosa .& Anna (Misses), dress makers, Cobbold rd
Clarke William G. job master, Beach road
Coast Development Co. Limited (The), estate
owners & agents (!Harry Wood, local mgr.),Hamilton I'd
Cobb George. farm bailiff to Felix Cobbold esq. Lodge frm
Cogswell &. Macdougall (Misses), boarding school for
girls, Felix Caverna
Coleman John. insurance agent
Conford George James RA., M.R &; ROh. Oxon.,
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.hand. physician &. surgeon,
Sancroft, Bath road
Cooper James, baker & confectioner, 9 Hamilton road
Copling George, apartments. Clovelly, Russell road
Cordy Frederick C. confectioner, Victoria parade
Cowie Albert A. Fludyers Arms P.H
Cowles Denis J. M.A. preparatory school for the Army
&; Universities, Manor house
Cox Charles (Mrs.), apartments, I Douglas vils.Cobbold I'd
Crosby Arthur, fancy repository, 5 Granville terrace
Cross Frederick, apartments, I Queen's road
Crow Misses. apartments, 4 Nelson terrace, Ranelagh rd
Croydon Charles William, jeweller, Victoria parade
Cuckow Edwin &; Son, wine & spirit mers. Ranelagh I'd
Ouckow Walter Mason, assessor &; collector of Queen's
taxes, assistant overseer for Felixstowe &; Walton &
collector to Urban Council, Town Hall
Cupper John, job master &; apartments, Quilter road
Cutts Mary A. (Mrs.), boarding ho. Ashburn, Bath road
Damant William, tailor, IQ Victoria parade.
Pavey Wm. Scarfe, ale & porter merchant, Felix road
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Day Daniel, apartments, Clairmont, Sea road
Day Diana. (Mrs.), apartments, Cholmondeley, Bath road
Death Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 7 Horatio terrace,
Ranelagh road
Downing S. &; Co. auctioneers & valuers, house & estate
agents, Victoria parade
Duff-Wells (Mrs.), apartments, Harland house
Durrant Edward & Co. valuers, house &; land agents,
Beacon villa, South Cliff
Dun'ant &; Lamperd, insurance agents, 10 Hamilt{)n rd
Durrant Edwd. (Mrs.), apartmrrts. 2 Beacon vils.8th.Cliff
Durrant Frederick. confectioner, ~ranning road
Eagle Julia (Mrs.), boarding house, Brooklyn, Orwell rd
Eastward Ho College for Boys (Tom 'Whittle RA. princ)
Eastward House Estate Office (Bugg & Jolly), Under-
cliff road
Edwards George Oordy ~LR.O.S.Eng., L.S.A. surgeon,
2 Kenilworth villas. ~Iontague road
Edwards Hugh, dairyman, 3 Hamilton TOad
Elliott George, -hosier, 5 Hamilton road
Elliott Elizh. (Mrs. ),apartmnts. 8 Horatio ter.Ranelagh rd
Eve Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Princes terrace,
Cavendish road
Everett Isaac William. corn dealer, harness maker & livery
stable keeper, Hamilton road
Everett Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Leopold ter. Orwell rd
Farley John, boot &; shoe maker &; apartments, 3 Wad-
gate buildings, Ranelagh road
Felixstowe Coal &; Corn Co. (Walter Ashton, manager),
The DOCks
Felixstowe Dock &; Railway Co. (Edward Hannath Wood- .
mancy, sec. & manager); office, The Docks
Felixstowe Gaa Light Co. (W. V. Watson, sec. & man-
ager); office, Hamilton road
Felixstowe Reading Room & Working Men's Club (John
Coleman, sec.), Orwell Toad
Felixstowe &; Walton Waterworks Co. (Jobn Ooleman, col-
lector), Undercliff road
Fenton Fredk. Geo. apartments, Brookville, Quilter road
Field Susannah (Mrs.), haberdasher, Hamilton road
Finch Charles (Mrs.), apartments, 2 High Cliff villa
Fisher W. R (Mrs.), draper, Orwell road
Fisk G. & Son, grocers & agents for W. & A. Gilbey Lirn.
wine &. spirit merchants, Cobbold road
Flanders James, apartments, 2 Horatio ter. Ranelagh rd
Franks William Henry, insurance agent, Bank house
Fraser R. D. & J. R Limited, auctioneers, estate agents
&; house furnishers, Victoria parade
French John, jobbing gardener & apartments, Balfour
villas, Felix road
French Lewin, ironmonger, Hamilton road
Frost Lauisa (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Queen's road
Gardiner George, apartmenti, 7 Manor terrace
Garrod Benj. gardener & apartments, Saffron ho.Quilter rd
Gibson Henry Josepb. boarding house keeper, Clair-Vue
Gillett EIiz. Francis (Mrs.), apartments, MontpeIier
Gladwell Alfred, apartments, I Celia villas, Felix road
Golf Club (Capt. Pretyman, patron; Right Hon. Earl of
Wemyss, president; P. Colley esq. sec.; Charles Ches-
ton, oaptain), Club house, East end
Gooding Edwaro, painter, paperhanger &c. Victoria st,
Gort Henry, job master, Queen's road
Gort James, job master & apartments, South cliff
Gort Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Undercliff villas west-
Grayling Jeremiah, 2 Carew villas, Felix road
Grayling Thomas. dock masteT
Green Sarah (Mr.s.), apartments, 19 Manor terrace
Griggs Joseph & Co. (E. H. Woodmancy, agent), slate
& timber merchants, The Docks
Grimwade John Henry, tailor, Orwell road
Gr()ss James & Co. wine & spirit mers. Undercliff road
Hall Leonard. tobacconist, Holland road
Hall Hannah Louisa (Miss), shopkeeper. Old Felixstowe
Hambelton Mary (Mrs.), apartments, The Elmi,
Constable road
Hamel Julius M.B.Lond .• M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & sur-
geon, I Waverley villas, Montague road
Harvey Edward George, plumber, 3 Marlborough ter-
race, Constable road
Harvey Harriet (Mr41.), apartments, 3 Marlborough ter-
race, Constable road
Havell Charles Graham M.D., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.f:.
Eng. surgeon, medical officer of health for Felixstowe &.
medical officer to Suffolk Convalescent Homeli &; Ad-
miralty surgeon Ai; agent
Havell & Brooks, surgeons, Highbury lodge &; at Walton
Haward Arnold John, solicitor (firm of Jennings &. Ha-
ward), Town hall &. Hamilton road
I iHazelwood Miss, apartments, Lausanne villas, Quilter rd
i Herbert John, confectioner & apartments,Gainsborough rd
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Hicks Joseph, apartments, Castlenau, Gainsborough road
Robrough Bros. cycle agents, Gainsbol"ough road
Robrough George, builder, painter & house decorator.
Gainsborough house, Constable road
Hobrough Hezekiah, builder & apartments, Gainsborough
house, Consta.le road
Hood Arthur Wm. apartments, 7 Park tel'. Constable I'd
Horne Charles, apartments. I Barton terrace
Rorton George S. C.E. surveyor to the Urban District
Council, Town hall
Hulme George Frederick M.B. & C.M.Edin. physician &
surgeon, South view, Montague road
Hunt Celia (Mrs.), apartments, Cragside, The Cliff
Ryem Richard & Joseph, farmers ..
International Boot Co. Hamilton road
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited (branch) (Edwin
Garrett, manager), Victoria parade
Ill'eland William. apartments, 3 Orwell terrace
Isaac William, Pier hotel
Jackaman William Lot. apartments & agent for Perth
Dye Works. Sigdon villas. Felix road
lackman Henry D. apartments. 14 Ocean terrace
Jarrold Arth. Geo. apartments, Eastertide, Gainsboro' rd
J a.y Frederick. apartments, I Lennox terrace
Jeffrey Tom Hargreaves, apartments, Cobbold road
Jennings & Haward, solicitors, Town hall & Hamilton rd
J ennings Ernest Cuthbert, architect, Bent hill
Jennings Francis Barnard (firm, Jennings & Haward).
solicitor & commillsioner for oaths & perpetual com-
Inissioner, clerk to Urban District Council, Town hall
Johnson AIbert T. station master, Pier &; Beach stations
Kedge Robert, apartments, Holmwood, Sea. road
Kidd Robert. fishmonger, Hamilton road
Killingback Luke, apartments, Roselyn Feli~ road
:Kite Mary Ann (Mril.). apart.ments. 7 Nelson terrace,Rane-
lagh road
Knights Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Highfield pla.ce
Knights Horace H. apartments, 5.Highfield pla.ce
·Lambourne Charles W. music warehouse, Orwell road
.Lammers Gys Bertus, tailor, Constable road. &; Gaim-
borough ;road
Land William, apartments, 21 M3Illor terrace
Lander Francis .A.melia (Miss), nursing home, Holly- ho
Lawes Annie (Miss), boarding house, 5 TrafaJglJ,r te.rrace,
Ranelagh- road
Lawn Tennis Club (Haylett T. Homer, sec)
· Lee Thomas William, grocer, 3 Bent hill
Leggett Al'lthur. apartments, 2 ParK terrace
Leighton. AIdous & rremple, ~·;.:'citors, Bank corner.
Hamilton road
·Linzell Harry J. budlder, Orrwell road
.Lomas Agnes (M;rs.), apartments, 2 Ryde Yale villas,
Russell road
MallinSOIll G. W. &; C(). Limited, mineral water m-.mufac-
turers; branch, Gainsborough road
·M arkin Kate (Miss). boarding ho. Razeldene, Oobbold I'd
.Marsh Alfred & Sons, news agents, ~tationers &; circularoing
library, 'Orwell road
Marsh Alfred, boarding ho. &; confetnr. Hamilton road
~"arsh Joseph, fruiterer & confectioner, Orwell road
Mayes Thomas, hair dresser, Orwell road
·Meadows Edwal'd, apartments, 3 Queen's road
MeadGws Frands Hy. carriage builder, Mar;ning ~"1Oad
Meadows William John, apartments, Mayfb',Y!.'r ..itta/,'e,
Cavendish r o a d ·
Menor Daniel, temperance hotel
Millett Arth. apartmts. 2 Blenheim tel'. Oonstable road
Millett Eliz. (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 JUeruheim terrace,
Constable road.
M.il1& Frederick William, postmaster
Mmns Fredel"ick, apal'ltments, I Sigd{)n villas
Mitchley Ernest. tailor, Orwell road
Money AIbt. Edwin,oil &; colorman &; cycle agt.Orwell rd
Moore David (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Clifton villas
M,oore Goorge. White Horse P.H
M{)rris James Frederick. apartment,s, I Sea view
MDrsley James, apartments, Melrose, Sea road
National Telephone Co. Ranelagh road
Nelson Isabella (~rs.), apartments, Beachcote
Nesling Arthur, draper,," milliner, Victoria parade
Nightingale Thos. confr. &; pastrycook, Hamilton road
North Barker, apartment·s, 3 Manor terrace
Orvis Benjamin, apartments, StradbronkE', Victoria street
Orwe11 Hotel (Carl Rosinsky, manager) .
Pain &; Bayles, che-mists, 4 Hamilton iroad
PaRant Elllilla (Mrs.), apartments, I' Roseberry villas
Palmer John, apartments, Manning road
Parker Frederick, apartments, Manning road
Parker M. A. gentlemen's outfitter, 6 Hamilton road
Parker Thomas, boot maker, Ranelagh road
Parker WaIter, apartments, Sandbank
Pask Thomas, butcher, Granville TOad
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Peachey Robt.- apartmts. 17 Clarkson ter.Gainsborough I'd
Peak' Thomas, apartments, Kes.bon cot. Cavendish road
Pearl Wade William., Station hQtel
Peck Marie (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Highfield place
Pendle Wmiam Jas. apartments, Felix cottage, Felix rd
Penraven Allen F., L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental surgeon,
Victoria parade
Pettitt Edwd. eab pr.pr. Lobelia cot. Cavendi.&h road
Pipe Geo.rgina &; Sarah (Misses). aprtmts.IRosalind villas
Pipe Mary (Mrs.), apartmtB. Sunnyside, Montague road
Plant Charles, apartments & coal merchant, 2 Nel&Olll ter-
Tace, Ranelagh road.
Plant Robert, apartment~, Woodside, Constable rood
Plant Samuel. apartments. 4 Highfield place
pQllard Sydney A. printer, news agent & circulating li-
brary, Bent hill
Pratt Uharles, grocer, GaiJllsborOough road
Pratt Robel'lt. builder, Gainsborough road
Pring Oharles, 'llpartments, Nautilus V'illa, Ranelagh road
Pulham Robert, apartments, 8 Ocean terrace f
Pullen &; Co.tobacconis.ts, OrweR road.
PullenMarian(Mrs.), board,ing 'schl.HolmsdaJe,Constable I'd
Punter .A:braham JatneS, apartments, 2 Lennox terrace
Quilter Ann (Mrs.), Bath hQtel
Ramsey William, apaTtments, 3 BartOIli ter. Constable rd
Ranelagh Gardens Limited (Waiter Mason Cuckow, sec.),
Ranelagh road .
Rant Edward John. Ordnance P.II:
RaSJhbrooJr. Thomas. apartments. 4 Queen's road
Rattee &; Ot). groCeI'lS &; provisiQn merchants, Salisbury
house. Ranelagh road.
Read John Wmiam, .station master, Felixstowe Town stn
Reed Goorge, apartmt~. Ordnan<:e ldg. Undereliffe ;road
Richards Annie (Mrs.), apa.:rtmts. Ravensburg,Victoria. si;
Richaros Hannah (Mrs.). apartments,ICarew vils.Felix rd
Richardson Edward Henry. apartments, 7 Trafalgar ter-
race, Ranelagh road
Robertson Wm. (Mrs.), Restormel Ladies' coR.Victoria st
RobinsQn Henry, aprtmts. Tangley ho. Montague road
Robinson Hrbt. 'apartmts'. I Nelson tel'. Ranelagh road
Rogers Margaret (Mrs.), Ferry B()at inn '
Rogers Agues (Miss), Bent Hill. 1'88taurant
Rogers WiHia.m., apartments, 2 Sigdon villa6
Rogers William, apartments, 6 Park terrace
Rose Mrs. apartmentl, 6 OrwellteTraCe
R()sinsky Carl, manager, tOrwell hotel
Row Albert, grocer, 4 Granville terrace- .
R<>wland Thos. Parker, confectioner. 4 Hamilton road
Rudland AIfd. apartmts. lHawthorne cot. Cavendi-sh rd
Rumsey Leonard, apartments. 2 Salisbury villas
'SakeI' Elizabeth (Mrs.), ,aprtmts. Llangollen, Oon&table rd
Sampson George. apartments, WestwaOO., Felix road
Sawer J()hn Jago, builder & cabinet ma. Cxmstable :road
Sawyer James (Mrs.). apartments, I KeniJworth villaI,
Montague road ,
Scammell John, apartments, 9 Ocean terrace ".
Scrivener Clement A. apartments, Atbara, Constable I'd
Selley ThQma! William, apartments, 6 Highfield place
Short James, apartments. 2 Prince's tel'. Cavendish I'd
Simpson Katherine l\fa.ggie (Misses),apartments,2 Prince's
terrace, Cavendish r()ad
Skeet· Charles, baker, Old Felixstowe
Skipper George Louis, apartments, I May viIs. Quilter I'd
Smith Clement C. dairyman, Hamilton road
Smith David, laundryman, Manning road
Smith Emm81 (Ml's.), apartmts. Stapl~hurst, Quilter I'd
SInith Happy (Miss), draper k milliner, I Hamilton rood
Smith Harry Wm. grngr<:r. &; fruiterer, Victoria parade
Spaill David, apartments, 6 Nel90n ter. Ranela,gh road
Spencell' Santo &; Co. estate &; h{)u~e agts.IO Hamilton I'd
SpindleI' Thomas, apartments, 10 Ocean terrace
Stead AI; Simpson, bt)ot &; shoe wa;reh{)uses. Victoria par
Stevens Isaf\(', apartments, 12 Manor terrace
Stonebridgc ~)harles Henry, apartment!!, 4 Orwell terrace
Stonham Thos. apartmts. Stafford house. Constable rd
St()nham Wm. Thos. apartments, I Norman viIs. Felix I'd
Str()ng Robe·rt, apartments. I Salisbury villas, Felix. road
Strong Thomas, apartments, 2 Brockley villas, Felix road
Studd Frederick, apartments, 2 Norman villas, Felix road
Studd Samuel, apartments, Drayton villa, Felix road
Sturgeon .Alice (Miss), dress ma. 2 Park tel'. Constable rd
Suffolk Convalescent Home (Rev. John F . .A.. Hervey. sec. ;
Mrs. Emma D. Pryke, matron)
Suffolk Electricity Supply Co. Limited (W. G. Archer,
jun. & Co. agoents), Hamilton road
Suthers Ellen (Mrs.), aprtmts. Sydenham ho. C()bbold I'd
Symonds R. china, glass ,& earthenware dlr. 5 Victoria par
Talbot & Co. mineral water manufacturers; ,branch,Gains-
borough road
Talbot R()bert Edward, apartments, 5 Orwell terrace
Taylor Amelia. (Mrs.), apartmts.Lawrence viUJQbbold rd
Teani Pietro, confectioner, Orwell road
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"!'hake William Henry, apartments, 2 Lennox villas Wall Jessie (Miss), apartments, Villa Letitia, Beach road
'Thomas Susannah (Mrs.), apartments, I Riby villas, Ward Thomas, builder, land &; estate agent
Undercliffe road Warner George, apartments,s Highfield place
'Thomson Samuel, apartments, 9 Nelson ter.Ranelagh rd Warner William, apartments, South Beach terrace
'Thurman Maria (Miss), .apartmen~, Derby house Watts William, apartments, 2 Royal terrace .
Thurman Nellie (Miss), apartments, I Granvdlle villas Webb JOfSeph, apartments, 5 Highfield ,place
-I'hurston Arthur, ,grocer, Old Feliutowe Webber WiJIliam Thomas, butcher, Orwell road
Thursbon Chas. ap.artmts. 3 Horatio tel'. Ranelagh mad Wells Jesse, apartments, Glenside, Beach road
Thurston Lydia (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Rosalind villas West Florence (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Russell road
Thurston Henry, apartments, Closeburn Beach road Westhorpe Henry, apartments, Victoria hQ. Vicloria. at
ThnrstoQn W. J. fishmonger, OrweU road Westlake William, apartments, 9 Barton terraee
Thullston WaIter, cab proprieto.r, Ranelagh road White John, photographer, 13 Victoria parade
Tice Henry, apartments, 6 Ocean terrace Whittle Tom B.A. Eas,tward Ho college for boys; special
Toll Richard, fruiterer &; greengrocer, Granville termee lSuccess with delicate boys; vide testim()nials from
Tovell Miss, apartments, Thornton parents, to be had on apolication
Trent Thomas W. restaurant kee.per. Orwell road WiLson .Alexander, a£artm6Ilts, Waverley private ho~e1,
Tnddenham Edward Ernest, builder, Lyndhurst, Gains- Felixstowa road
borough road ' Wilson Frederick, apaI'ltments, Olive l;J.ouse, Felix road
'Tuddenham Frederick Stanley, solicitor, Victoria parade Wilson Joel, apartments, P,rospect house
'Turner &; Hamel, physicia.ns &; surgoons Winfield H. A. teacher, Ea:stward Ho college
'Tnrn6l' .Andrew Dunn M.B. &; C.M.Glas. I Waverney villas Winks Edward, apartments, Nelson terrace, Ranelagh road
Turner Joseph, 21 Clarkson terrace Winks Harriet, apartments, Fern viIJ.a
Versey William, apartments, St. George's terrace Winks Thoi. Hy. apartmts. Hampton Ranelagh road
Victoria Hall (S. Downing &; 0>. agents), Victoria. parade Winks William, apa1'ltment~, 3 Park terrace
Wade Gordon W. news agent &; stationer, 8 Hamilton I'd Winks Brothers, boat hirers
Wade J. M. &; Co. ironmongers &; 'Carriage builders, Vic- Wootton Geo. hairdresser &; perfumer, Bent hl.&Orwell I'd
toria. parade Wright Goo. apartments, 2 Trafalgar tel'. Ranelagh rd.
Wadley William, apartments, 2 Balfour villas Wright Julia (Mrs.), apartments, Percy ho1U6
.FELSHAM is a parish and village, 3 miles north-east hall, half an acre at Drinkstone, and some houses near
from Cockfield station on the Long Melford and Bury the "hurch: the proceeds are a,pplied in the first in-
.section of the Great Eastern railway, 8 west from Stow- stance to the repair of the church, and the residue to
market and 9 south-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the .benefit of the parish. There is also a house in Bury'
the North Western division of the county, Thingoe and St. Edmunds, the rent of which is distributed to the
'Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thedwestry poor in bread. The principal landowners are Haynes
bundred, Stow union, Stowmarket county aourt district, Thomas Harrison esq. who is lord of the manor, John
roral deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury Wortley esq. of Frettenham, Norfolk, and the trustees
and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is an of the late .!.mOlt Tiffen esq. The soil is mixed clay and
ancient edifioo of flint, with stone dressings, in the Early loamy; subsoil, heavy and stiff. The 'Crops are wheat,
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch oats and barley. The area is 1,650 acres; rateable value,
and an embattled western tower containing 6 bells, the £1,212; the population in 1891 was 374. 1
5th bell was recast and the others refitted in 1887: Parish Clerk, Oscar Mayes.
there are tablets to the Risby, Goodrich and other Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
families: the chancel was rebuilt in 1873, 9.Ild in 1878 George. Godbold, SUb-postmaster. Letters arrive
the nave was :restored and reseated under the direction from Burr St. Edmunds at 8.15 a.m.; dispatched,
tOf Mr. H. J. Green, architect, ·of Norwich: in 1899 an week days at 4.50 p.m.; sundays at 10.20 a.m. The
organ was presented by Mrs. Anderson: there are 220 nearest telegraph office is at Rattlesden, 3 miles dist
:llittings. The registers date from the year 1656. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value £328, including 8 National School (mixed), for the children of Felsham &;
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Rev. the ac~oining parish of Gedding, rebuilt in 1897, for go
Edmund Gough, of Lowestoft, and 7ector here 1877-95, children; average attendance, 70; Lawrence Stearn,l
3nd held .inee 1895 by the Rev. Joseph Hind M.A. of Clare master
College, Cambridge. There are charities arising from 8 Police Station, William Chatten, constable
I
acres -of 1&nd at Church Croft; 21 acres of land in Bux- Carrier to Bury.-Harry W. Wright, wed. &; sat J

.Anderson Mrs. Yewland. Durrant Thomas, farmer, The Castle Kinsey Edmund, farmer
Hind Rev. Joseph M.A. Rectory Farrow Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Last William, shoe maker
COMMERCIAL. Godbold Geo. grocer &; drapr. Post off Scott Samuel, farmer, Brook ball
Earrell William Henry, farmer Gosling William, farmer Stea.rn William, !Six Bells P.B:
Brewer Benjamin, bricklayer Gosling William Wilberforce, farmer Sterne Lawrence, school master
:Brewer Arth. carpentr. 0& wheelwright Horrex Mary.Ann (Mrs.), c:!'ch broom assistant overseer
Browning Harry, farmer maker Tiffen J oseph, farmer; &; at Hessett
Copping HMry, cowkeeper Hubbard James, blacksmith Wright Harry Wm. beer retailer <f'
Clarke William, farm bailiff to Henry Xing Jas. M. frmr. Felllham RaJ! farm carrier .
Debenham esq •
GREAT FINBOROUGH (or Finborough Magna) is and other documents: there are 200 sittings. The re.,
3 parish and village 3 miles west-by-south from Stow- gister dates from the year 1558: there is 'also a document,
market station on the Ipswich and Norwich section of in good preservatio~l. containing the names of the parish
the Great Eastern railway, in the North Western officers from the ~ ear 1685. The living is a. vicarage,
division of the county, Stowmarket petty sessional net yearly value £176. including 7 acres of glebe and resi-
division, hundred, union and county court district of dence (provided in March, 1893), in the gift of the Bishop
'Stow, rural deanery of Stow, archdeaconry of Suffolk of Norwich, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Joseph Han-
:and diocese of Norwich. The church of St• .Andrew, cox, of St. Aidan's: the rectorial tithes, commuted at
Tebuilt, with the exception of the south porch, in £284 148. are in the hands of the Ecclesiastical Commis-
1874-5, is an edifice iD. the Decorated style, con- Ilioners, but a portion of this amount is now given to the
.sisting of chancel and nave, with a chapel on the vicar. H~re i. a. Congregational chapel, built in 186~.
north side, and a western tower with pinnacles and A charity, arising from a farm-house and 69 acres of
'Spire and containing- one bell, in which many monu- land in the parish, now (1900) let at the yearly rent
ments of the Pettiward and Wollaston families have of £65 is in the hands of trustees, to be applied to the
been placed; the tower was erected in 1875-7 as a repair of the fabric of the church; the support of the
memorial to Lady Francis Pettiward: in the church is school, and in providing coals or clothing for the poor
a monument to the celebrated Rev. William Wollaston of the parish. Finborough Hall, a building in the
M.A. author of "The Religion of Nature Delineated," Classical style, erected in 1795, of white Woolpit brick,
who died 22 Oct. 1724, and others to the Pettiward and standing in a park of 200 acres, is the seat of Roben
family: tne carved oak lectern was given by the John Pettiward esq. M.A., J.P. who is lord of the manor
parishioners in memory of the late Misses Russell. In and the principal landowner. The soil is principally a
1893 the east window was filled with stained glass as stiff clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
a memorial to Capt. Ottley Wollaston, and there are barley and pasture. The area is 1,641 acres; rateable
others placed in 1899 by Robert John Prettiward esq. value, £1,269; the population in 1891 was 462.
M.A.., J.P. in memory of his daughters (Susie and Jane).
In the vestry is an oak chest, containing parish registers Sexton, William Beeton.
8UFFOLK 9.
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tost & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.- National School (mixed & infants), erected at the sole-
Thomas Pollard, sub-postmaster. Letters through cost of R. J. Pettiward esq. in 1873, for 120 children
Stowmarket arrive at 7.10 a.m. & I p.m. & are dis- & 50 infants; average attendance, 90 & 30 infants;
patched at 1.30 & 6.30 p.m.; & at 10 a.m. on sun- it has been enlarged & a master's house built; John
days. Stowmarket is the nearest telegraph office, 3 B. Driver, master; Mrs. J. B. Driver, mistress &.
miles distant Miss Clam Sawyer, infants' mistress
Coward Rev. Ralph John M.A. Park ho Bull John, farmer, High Street green Grimwood Albert,agent to the Pruden-
Fothergill Mrs. Park house Boulter Harry John, farmer & poor's tial Assurance Co. Limited, Valley la.
Hancox Rev. Joseph (vicar), !Park ho rate collector for lBuxhall,Valley frm Hatten Jsph. In. farmr. Boyton hall
Kitching Mrs. Broad Oak house Chaplin Cha,rles, thatcher, reed layer Le Grice Frederick, farmer, Town fl'IDl
Pettiward Robert John M.A., J.P. & collector of poor's rate NunnSml.steward toR.J.Pettiward es!}
Finborough hall Chaplin Heber, grocer Mudd Martha (Mrs.), farmer, High
COMMERCIAL. Fayers Fredk. Henry, Chestnut Horse Town green
Baker Samuel, boot maker P.H. farmer 1& coa.ch builder Pollard Thomas, manager to Co-opera-
Barker John, steward to Mr. Joseph FintbQ1"'Ol1l.gh Co-operative Society Lim. tive Society Limited, Post office
J. Hatten, West e n d · (Thomas Pollard, manager), grocers Welham Elizabeth (Mrs.), bla.cksmitb
LITTLE FINBOROUGH or (Finborough Parva) IS' and have been .commuted for £96 yearly. A small
a parish 3 miles south-west from StoWID.'U'ket station, charity of £12 yearly, derived from 7 acres of land in
in the North Western division of the county, Stow- Ringshall, is distributed by the churchwardens to the'
market petty sessional division, Stow hundred and deserving poor of the parish. Robert John Pettiward'
union, county court district of Stowmarket, rural esq. of Finborough Hall, is lord of the manor and principal'
deanery of Stow, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of landowner. The soil is very heavy; subsoil, strong clay.
Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a small building, The chief crops are wheat, barley aud beans. The area
principally of flint, in the Early English style, consisting I is 313 acres; rateable value, £167; the population in
of chancel, nave, and a turret containing one bell: the 1891 was 44 in the civil and 59 in the ecclesiastical parish.
nave was rebuilt in 1856, and there are 80 sittings. Parish Olerk David Sheppard.
The register dates from the year 1558. The living , .
is a vicarage, net yearly value £45, including I I acres of Post Office, BattIsford Tye.-Robert Baxt.er, ·sub-post-
glebe, in the gift of King's College, Cambridge, and held IIl;aster. Letters through Stowmarket arl'lv.e at 8 a.m. ;
since 1897 by the Rev. Frederick Lee, of St. Aidan's, who dIspatched. at 6 p.m. Postal orders are Issued here,.
is also vicar of and resides at Great Bricet. By Local but n~t paId. The nea:est J?oney order & telegrapa
Government Board Order, 16,512, March 25, 188 4, a de- office IS at Combs, 2 mIles dIstant
tached part of Little Finborough was added to Combs. The children of this place attend the schools at Great:
The rectorial tithes belong to King',s College, Cambridge, Finborough, Combs & Battisford
Kerridge J oseph, farmer, Hill farm
FINNINGHAM is a village and parish, with a station repair of the church, and the rest is distributed to the poor
;[ mile south of the village on the Ipswich and Norwich in bread, clothes and meat. The Frere family is one of!
section of the Great Eastern railway, 86 miles from Lon- very considerable antiquity in this county, where they are
don, 8i south-west from Diss and 7 north from Stow- found as early as the middle of the 13th century: JohIl>
market. in the North Eastern division of the county, Frere esq. purchased lands and settled at Finningham in
Hartismere hundred, petty sessional diivision and union, 1598; his descendant John Frere esq. F.R.S., F.S.A. waso
county court district of Stowmarket, rural deanery of high sheriff in 1776, and M.P. for Ipswich 1799: the Right
South Hartismere, archdea.conry of Suffolk and diocese of Hon. J. H. Frere, son of the foregoing, was envoy to Lisbono
Norwich. The church of St. Bartholomew is an ancient and Madrid 1800-8, and William Frere LL.D. another son,
building in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, was master of Downing College and vice-chancellor of'
nave, north and south porches and an embattled western Cambridge University: other members of the family were-
tower containing 3 bells: there are several marble monn- rectors of this parish, but its most eminent representative
ments to the Frere family, and to Sir John Fenn kt. a dis- in recent years was the late Rt. Hw. Sir Henry Bartle-
tinguished antiquary and editor of the famous" Paston E. Frere bart G.C.B., G.C.S.I. !SO distinguished for his
Letters," d. 14 Feb. 1794, and Eleanor (Frere) his wife. administrative services in India and South Africa: he died)
d. I Nov. 1813: the east window is stainedJ, and there are 20 May, 1884. John Tudor Frere esq. of Roydon Hall, wh()
others, including a memorial window to Hatley Frere, is lord of the manor, Lord Henniker and Edwin Gould esq.
erected by his mother in 1878, and two in the Routh porch, are the principal landowners. The soil is heavy; subsoil,.
placed in 1886, and the chancel and the interior of the nave clay. The crops are principally on the four-course shift.
were restored in 1886 and the rest of the church ill 1888-9, The area is 1,255 acres; rateable value, £1,758; the
when a carved! oak reredos and western gallery were population in 1891 was 414.
added: there are 210 sittings. The register dates Sexton, Robert Head.
from the year 1560. The living is a rectory, Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, ParceP
net yearly value £250, including 26 acres of glebe, Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. Charles
with residence, in the gift of J. T. Frere esq. George Wells, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
of Roydon, and held since 1847 by the Rev. Constan- Stowmarket at 8.15 a.m. & 12.15 p.m. & dispatched,.
tine Frere M.A. late fellow of Corpus Ohristi college, week days only, at 10.40 a.m. & 5.55 p.m.; there is no
Cambridge, hon. canon of Norwich and proctor in convo- sunday delivery
cation for the a.rchdeaconry of Suffolk, and J.P. for the National School (mixed), erected, with house for mistress,.
county. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built 1879. in 1874, for 90 children; average attendance, 53; Miss
There are charities amounting to £35 16s. od. yearly, left Maria Cracknell, mistress
by the Frere family and Miss Clayton, £6 109. of which is The Railway station. though named after this place, is ill
applied to the support {)f the school, and' £16 10S. for the the parish of Baoton
Frere Rev. Constantine M.A., J.P. Carter Freeman, farmer; res. Wick-' Last Frederick, poultry dealer
(hon. canon of Norwich), Rectory ham Skeith Last James, assistant overseer & clerk
Sayer Mrs Carter George Youngman, farmer, to the Parish Council
Shadwell Rev. Felix M.A. (curate) Church farm Last John, farmer
S teggall Frederick Cook William, beer retailer Lingley Charles, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Driver Frederick, farmer, Rob hall Partrid~e William, White Horse P.H
A.ustin Edward Foulger, saddler &, Elliner Samuel, farmer, Green Punt Emily (Mrs.), dress maker
harness maker; &; at Walsham-Ie- Edwards William Spencer, farmer, Quinton Is.hmael, wheelwright &.
Willows The Lodge blacksmith
Bai:ey .Anoa ('Mrs.), beer ret. &; baker Elsey Charles, farmer Selsby Thomas, shoe maker
Beard Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments Fonlger James, farmer SpiceI' John, farmer, Rookery
Bird Edwin, grocer & draper Fulcher Harry, farmer, Hall farm . Sykes William, poultry dealer
Button Arthur, poultry dealer Hunt WaIter, estate carpenter to J. Tricker Richard, farmer
Button William, shopkeeper R. Frere esq Wells Charles George, grocer, draper &l
Carter William, farmer, Mill farm Knight James, farmer boot dealer, Post office
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PLEMPTON is a parish and pleasant village near the union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, ruraT
river Lark, 4 miles north-west from Bury St. Edmunds deanery of Thingoe, archdoeaconry of Sudbury and diocese
and 2l north from Little Saxham station on the New- of Ely. The church {If St. Ca.therine. partly rebuilt in
market and Bury section of the Great Eastern reilway, in 1839. is a small edifice of stone and flint, in the Perpen-
the North Western division of the (,ll1lllty, Thingoe and dicula.r style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and
Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe hundred and an embattled western tower with pinnacles containing one
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bell: the chancel has a double piscina: the pulpit is the education of poor children, as the rector for the time
ancient and enriched with carved work, and there is a bping may deem advisable. John Wood esq. of Hengrave
curious old font, supported on a sing-le shaft, and tablets Hall, is lord of the ITlanor and sole landowner. The soil
to the Powell, Carter and Dixon families, and to the faITlily is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats,
of Andrews, three of whom were rectors of FleITlpton: the barley and turnips. The area is 941 acres; rateable value,
stained east window is in memory of John Lysaght esq. ; the £589; the population in 1891 was 187.
interior of the church was thoroughly restored in 1885, at Parish Clerk, Arthur Blyth.
a.cost of £300, chiefly subscribed by the rector, and! affords
~oo sittings: this church is used by the inhabitants of the Post Office.-Arthur Blyth, sub-postmaster. Letters are
adjoining parish of Hengrave, the church of which has been received from Bury St. Edmunds, arrive at 7· IO a.m. ;
disused since the middle of the 16th century. The register dispatched at 6.25 p.m.; sunday delivery, 7·55 a.m.;
dates from the year 1561 • The living is a rectory, with dispatched at IO·55 a.m. Postal orders are issued here,
ilhat of Hengrave annexed, joint net yearly value £3 00, but not paid. The nearest money order office is at Bury
with 40 acres of glebe and residence, and held since 18g6 St. Edmunds & telegraph office at Lackford, 2 miles dist
"by the Rev. Robert Woods Wortley RA. of Caius College, School (mixed), built in 1866 at a cost of £600 & enlarged
'Cambridge. There are two small charities, including a in 1872 at a further cost of £200 & supported partly by
"flum of £200 left by a former rector, and invested in volunta.ry contributions; it will hold 77 children~
'Consols; one-third of the interest is assigned to the parish average attendance, 74; George Waters, master. Chi:.
clerk and the remaining two-thirds are applied in aid of dren from Hengrave attend here
Wortley Rev. Bbt. Woods RA.Reotry Barbrooke David Aaron,miller (water) pryke Alfred, blacksmith
Arbon Frederick, shopkeeper & overseer Rutterlord Matthew, farmer
Blyth Arth. wheelwright, Post office Frost Arthur, beer retailer
FLIXTON (near Bungay) is a pleasant village and which should be found in his charity bag at his decease,
parish on the river Waveney, and oIl,. the borders of Nor- to be invested and dispensed by the successive owners of
(olk, 31 miles south-west from Bun~ay, and 2l south-ea.st ·the Flixton estate in such charity as they might deem
from Homersfield station on the Waveney Valley branch of proper; the said £700 and £320 13s. 7d. found in the
the Great Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the testator's bag were laid out in the purchase of /'1,074-
oOOunty, Bungay petty sessional division, Wangford hun- 13S. 8d. New South Sea Annuities, since transferred to
·dred and union, Harleston county court district, rural the £2 I5S. per Cent. Consols, and the interest is appro-
deanery of South Elmham, archdeaconry of Suffolk and priated to the maintenance of schools and the support ot
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary, standing on clothing clubs on the Flixton Hall estate.
~lev~te~ ground, lis a building of flint wi~h sto~e dressings, Flixton Hall, the seat of Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart.
oConslstmg of chancel, nave, north aIsle WI~h we~tern D.L., J.P. is a large and handsome mansion of red brick, in
-chapel, s~u~h porch and a western to:w er WIth pomted the Tudor style, built by Sir Nicholas de Tasburgh in the
C'oof, contammg one bell: the .tower and chan~el are Nor- time of Henry VIn. and is pleasantly situated in a park of
man and! the nave E~ly English: the me!D0rIal chapel at 500 acres, stocked with deer; it was very ITluch damaged
the ~est end of the alsle.was erected by SIr Hugh E~"!'Vard by fire in 18 47, but subsequently restored~ and during the
Adalr bart. as 8; ITlemorlal of. Lady W~veney, wh.o dIed ID period from 1888 to 1892 extensive alterations were
'Ma.y, 18 71, and m the chapel IS a kneeling figure m marble effected. Sir H. E. Adair bart. is lord of the manor and
of Lady ~aveney on a pedestal of alab~ster: the .or~an was owns nearly all the land. Here was formerly a nunnery of
erected m 1878 : the church was ent~rely rebUIlt m 1861 the Order of St. Augustine, founded by Margery de Creyke
:and seated WIth open ~ak benches, With handsome carved in 125 8, and dedicated to Saint Catherine; at the disso-
poppy-head ends! and m 18 93:4 the chancel was .restor~d, lution there were seven nuns, and revenues estimated at
>at the cost 0'£ SIr H. E. Ada<1r bart. ~he work mclud~g £23; the site is now occupied by a farm-house called The
8 ~ew open tilllber ;oof of oak, re-floormg of t~e whole m Abbey. The soil is loam and gravel; subsoil, clay and
IrIsh .and Devonshire marbles, and! the erectIon of w~ll sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, mangold-wurtzel,
p.anelling and a. reredos of oak; the church has 20~ ~lt- turnips and some land in pasture. The area is 1,763
~mgs.. The regIster dates from the ye,ar 1547· The livu-g acres of land and 11 of water; assessable value, £1,33 2 ;
IS a vlc~rage, net rea~y value. £ 10 3, ~Ith 30 ,acres of gle~e the population in 18 9 1 was 168.
and reSIdence, bmlt m 1871, In the gIft of SII' H. E. Ad81r Sexton John Sayers
'hart. and held since 1893 by the Rev. Fredk. Robt. Smith ., '.
M.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge. The town lands Letters through. Bungar an:ve at Z·30 a.m. week days
1C0nsist of a house and 19 acres of land in Flixton and only. Bungay, 31 mIles dIstant, IS the nearest money
Mendham parishes, now let for £14, which sum is applied .order & telegraph office
to the use of the church and for general purposes. W. PIllar Letter Box cleared at S· IS p.m. week days only
Adair esq. in 1782, gave £300 £3 per Cent. Consols, in School (mixed), with residence for the mistress, erected
'trust, the yearly dividends to be applied to the relief of by the late Sir R. S. Adair bart. in 1861, for 65 children;,
the poor in Flixton, Homersfield and St. Cross, he also average attendance, 40; & is supported entirely by Sir
gave another sum of £700, together with the amount H. E. Adair bart.; Miss Jane Boustead, mistress
Adair Sir Hugh Edwd. bart. D.L.,J.P. Hartcup Miss Jessie, Flixton grange Feltham Thomas, estate clerk
Flixton hll. ; Little Casino,Aldeburgh Hartcup Miss Lucy, Flixton grange Godbold George, farm bailiff to Sir
A.dair Capt. Frederick Edward Shafto Smith Rev. Frederick Robert M.A. Hugh Edward .A.dair bart
J.P. Flixton hall Vicarage Naunton Frederick, farmer & over-
Grierson ThGmas J. agent to Sir Hugh Black David, farmer, Abbey farm seer, HilI farm
Edward Adair bart Borrett John, Buck P.H. & farmer Sayer John, sexton
FLIXTON (near Lowestoft) is a small parish, 2 miles College, Cambridge. Flixton decoy is a piece of water
north from Oulton Broads station, on the Norwich and 16 acres in extent. The trustees of the late Rd. By.
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Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern railway and 3 esq. of Lowestoft, are lords of the manor. Sir Savile
lIlorth-west from Lowestoft, in the Northern division of the Brinton Crossley bart. of Somerleyton, is the principal
county, Mutford and Lothingland hundred, petty ses- landowner. The soil is light; subsoil, gravel. The chief
:siona! division and incorporation, Lowestoft county court crops are wheat, barley, peas and beans. The area is 587
-district, rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of acres of land and 17 of water; rateable value, £616;
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. .Andrew and the population in 1S91 was 97.
'Was wrecked by a hurricane in 1703, and only a small por- Letters through Lowestoft arrive at 9 a.m. The nearest
tion of the side walls, thickly covered with ivy, now money order office is at Blundeston & telegraph office at
rremain. The living is a. rectory, consolidated since 1703 Lowestoft, 3 miles distant
with that of Blundeston, joint net yearly value £350, in-
.eluding 12 acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since Wall Letter Box cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 4 p.m
:1882 by the Rev. Robert Frederick Cory RA. of PeITlbroke The children of this place attend the school at Blundeston
Bawtree George William, Flixton Falgate WaIter, farmer, White house
house; & The Lodge, Willingdon, Wigg George, farmer
near Eastbourne
FLOWTON is a vinage and parish, 6~ miles north-east archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The
from Hadleigh terminal station on a. branch of the Great church of St. Mary is a plain edifice of rubble, in the
Eastelrn Tailway and 6 north-west from Ipswich, in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch,
South Eastern division of the county, Bosmere and and a western tower containing one bell: the interior
Claydon i1mndred, petty sessional division and union, was restored and re-seated in 1879, and has 200 sittings.
Ipswlc1l oounty court district, rural deanery of Bosmere, The register dates from the year 1572. The living i8 $
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rectory, net yearly value £90, with 25 acres of glebe and 'l'he area is 495 acres t rateable value, £454; the popula-
residence, in the gift of Mrs. Emily Thornton, and held tion in 1891 was ISO.
since 1897 by the Rev. Edward Fusilier Best Assoc.K.C.L. Parish Clerk, Peter Scott.
The poor's land of sa. 3r. purchased with £26, the gift of
Robert Derehaugh and William Vesey, was conveyed to Letters through Ipswich arrive at 9·30 a.m. Bramford is
trustees in 16 74, and is let for £12 per annum, which is the nearest money order & telegraph .office, 2! miles.
applied to the relief of the poor. Lord Henniker is lord distant. Wall Box, near the rectory, cleared at 4·3 0p.m
of the manor. Mrs. Dufaur and Arthur Constable esq. The children of this parish attend the Board school at
are the principal landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil, Somersham, which is included in Blakenham United
loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley and clover. District School Board
Best Rev. Edward Fusilier, Assoc. I Coe Alfred, farmer, Grove Fiske George, farmer, Lovestofts farm
K.C.L. Rectory Cutting James, farmer & carrier Turner Robert Edwin, farmer, ValleJl
Bloomfield Ellis, farmer, Flowton hall Dedman Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper farm; res. Gate farrp., Ehp.sett
Olarke William, farmer, Brook farm & whiting maker Watkins Robert, farmer, Gat-e farm
FORNHAM ALL SAINTS is a village and parish, Bristol and G. G. Milner-Gibson-Cullum esq. of Hard-
2~ miles north-west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the wicke. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and chalk. The
North Western division of the county, Thingoe and chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is
Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe hundred 1,697 acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value.
and union, county court district of Bury St. Edmunds, £2,043; the population in 1891 was 395. A village hall
rural deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconryof Sudbury and was built in 1895 by the late John Lysaght esq. of Hen-
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is a building of grave lIall, and it is used for various parish purposes.
flint and stone, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, Post Office. George Theobald, sub-postmaster. Letters.
eouth porch and an embattled western tower with received from Bury St. Edmunds at 6030 a.m. & dis-
pinnacles containing 4 bells: it was restored in 1864 and patched at 6.50 pom. & on sundays 11.45 a.m. Postal
affords '300 sitings. The register dates from the year orders. are issued here, but not paid. The nearest tele-
1558. The living is a rectory, with that of Westley an- graph office is at Bury St. Edmunds, 3 miles distant
nexed, net yearly value £375, including 40 acres of glebe Parish Council of 7 members was formed in 1894.
and residence, in the gift of Clare College, Cambridge, A School Board of 5 members wag, formed compulsoril~
and held since 1892 by the Rev. Charles Lett Feltoe RD. 21 June, 1875, for the united district of Fornham All
of Clare College, Cambridge. John Wood esq~ of Hen- Saints & Westley; J. J. 'Sparke, of Bury St. Edmunds..
grave Hall, who is lord of the manor, and George Espec clerk to the board
Johu Manners esq. of Fornham. Park, own the chief part Board Scnool (mixed),. built in 1879, for 90 children;.
of the parish; the other landowners are the Marquess of average attendance, 82; Richard Harris, maste?
Feltoe Rev_ Charles Lett RD. (rec- COMMERCIAL. Marriott George. blacksmith
tor), Rectory ., BIyth Emma (Mrs.), Three Kings P.H Morley Wm. fa.nner, Lodge farm
108861yn Lieut.-Col. ArthuI' Henry Browne Philip Mann, frmr. Hall farm Moyse Charl~, carpenter .
·J.P. 'The Priory. . !." Browne Phil, farmer Pask Lindsey, sexton
King Frank. Shrubland lodge r Crick James, farmer Petch Walter, shopkeeper
N.ewell Henry~ Belle Vue oottage' Edwardes Geo. Wm. wheelwright Roberson Thomas. market gardene~
Waterfield Rev. Henry Brooke B.A. Rarris Richard, assistant overseer'
(curate), The Rosary • . Markwell William, shopkeeper
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:VORNHAM: ST. GENEVIEVE is a parish on the Dat'CY,·and afterwards created Earl Rivers; it was snbse-
river Lark, 3 miles north-east-by-north from Bury St. quently held by the Gipps family, and in 1721 it was sold!
~dmunds, in the N9rth., Western division of the county, to Edward Whitaker esq. sergeant-at-law, who in 1731
Thingoe and ThedwaBtre petty Ilessional division, Thed- sold it to l Samuel Kent esq.surveyor to Ohelsea Hospital
westry hundred, Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds -and M.P. for Ipswich. His grandson Charles Kent-
county· court district, rural deanery of Thingoe, arch- Egletou esq. who was created a baronet in 1782, built the-
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of present. mansion in 176o, and sold the estate in 1789 t~
St. Genevieve was consumed by fire on the 24th June, Charles, r~th Duke of Norfolk, who also purchased with.
1782, through the recklessness of a man shooting at it a large estate in the adjoining parish of Fornham St.
jackdaws; some remains of it are still observable 1n Martin: in July, 1843, the Duke of Norfolk disposed of
Fornham Park. The living, a. discharged rector,., the property to Lord Manners, and in 1862 it was again.
formerly united to that of Risby, has since 1869 been sold to the late Sir William Gilstrap bart (d. Feb. 1896)..
separated from Rig,by, and united to the rectory of the who in 1868 bought 8 large portion of the adjoining
adjoining parish of Fornham. St. Martin. The tithes 'Of parish of Fornham All Saints, and in 1875 added to these-
this parish have been commuted at £140 a year, part other lands adjoining the town of Bury St. Edmunds.
of which is appropriated to the living of Rishy. Fornham the late Sir William Gilstrap's relative, George Espeo
St. Genevieve formerly belonged to the abbots of St. John Manners esq. is lord of the manor. Here are-
Edmund at Bury; the Priory had a villa here, and· a numerous barrows, called Seven Hills, supposed to be-
water mill for corn, and the estate was known in early those of persons slain in an insurrection in Il73. The-
deeds by the name of Abbott's mill. In the 31St of Henry soil is loam; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief erops.
VIII, at the dis'solution of the Abbey of St. Edmund, the are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 680 acres of
property was granted to Sir Thomas Kytson, who, on land and 8 of water; rateable value, £507; the popula-
account of his extensive commercial transactions, was tion in 1891 ·was 100.
styled" Kytson the merchant." After the death of Sir
Thomas Kytson'lJI sons in 1602, the est-ate became the Le.tters received from Bury St. Edmunds, which i.· thlr
property of the noble family of Darcy, barons Darcy of neare'st money order & Culford the nearest telegraph
Chiche: in the next generation it passed into the hands office, about 2 miles. distant
of Sir John Gage bart•.of Firle, Sussex, WhD married The children· of this place attend the school at FornhalD
Pen.elope. daughter and co-heir 'of: Thomas, 3rd bawn St. Martin .
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Manners George Espec John J.P. Fornham park '. .
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FORNHAM ST. MA.RTIN is· a parish and pleasantStephen Pratt RA. of Trinity College, Cambridge. The-
village near the river Lark and on the Thetford road, 2 Village In.iltitute 'was erected in 1886 by His Highness the-
miles north from Bury, in the North Western division of late Sultan of Johore; in memory of his friend Maj.-Gen_
the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional Sir Harry St. George Ord G.CoM.G., C.R and is sup-
division, hundred of Thedwestry, Thingoe union, Bury ported by subscriptions, . Fornham House, the seat 01
St. Edmnnds county court district, rural deanery of Captain William St. George Ord J.P. is a spacious man-
Thingoe, archdeaconry. of Sudbury ·and diocese of Ely. Ilion of white brick" Atanding in a park of about 50 acres..:
The church of St. Martin is ~ ,building {)f flint, in the Henry Ord, of the King's Remembrancer's office, acquired.
Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, this estate by his ma.rriage. with ADne, daughter of Thos•.
south porch and an embattled western tower containing Hutchinson, in 1755, since which time it has passed in a
6 bells: the south aisle was added in 1870 by Mrs. Hogg, direct line to the present owner. George Espec John.
widow of a previous rector :.ther.e are 200 sitings. .The Manners esq. of Fornham St. Genevieve, who is lord of
register dates from about the year 1557- The living is a the manor, and Capt. Ord are the principal landowners.
rectory, annexed ~ince 1869 to that of Fornham St. The soil is. principally.of a light character t subsoil, chalk
Genevieve, net yearly value £162, including 19 acres of and clay. The .chief"erops are wheat and baTley. The-
glebe, with residence, in the. gift of George Espec John area is 1,291 acres;_ rateable value, £1,188; the popula-
Manners. esq. and. held llince 1893 by the. Rev. Joseph tion in 1891 wal 280•.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. FRAMLENGHAM. 135
Parish Clerk, Henry William.s. not paid. The nearest money oroer &; telegraph office
Post Office. Miss Christina Fraser, sub-postmistress. is at Bury St. Edmunds, 2 miles distant
Letters received from Bury St. Edmunds at 6.20 &; National School (mixed), erected in 1873. for 100
10.5 a.m. &; are dispatched at 12.55 &; 6.55 p.m.; sun- children; average attendance, 78; Mrs. Emily Chap-
days, II.30 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but man, mistress
Olaughton Henry William (H.M. in- Underwood Henry, Fornham cottage Cutting Robert, blacksmith
spector of schools), Fornham villa Walpole Harry Orford Calibut Fraser Alexander, Woolpack P.H
Burlingham John, Bleake house COMMERCIAL. Fraser Christina (Miss), grocer
Golding EJyril, Rose cottage Alderton Henry, gardener to Capt. Nunn John Sturley. miller (wind &;
Ord Capt. William St. George J.P. William. St. George Ord s-teaIn), Fornham mills
Fornham house- Burrell Walton, farmer &; merchant, Underwood Henry, agent to George
Ord Major St. John St. Goorge JoP. Hall farm Espec John Manners esq. Forn-
Fornham house Clarke George, land steward to Capt. ham cottage
Pratt Rev. Joseph Stephen RA.Rctry Ord Village Institute
FOXHALL is a parish, which consists of two farm'S Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, is lord of
and a few scattered dwellings, 4 miles east-by-south the manor and principal landowner. The soil is sandy;
from Ipswich ,station, 5 south-west from Woodbridge and subsoil, sand and crag. The principal crops are wheat,
I! north-east from Orwell station on the Ipswich and barley and turnips. A large quantity of heath land re-
Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the mains uncultivated, affording pasturage for sheep and
South Eastern division of the county, hundred of Carl- cattle. The area is 1,849 acres; rateable value, £1,600;
ford, petty sessional division, union and county court the population in 1891 was 213.
district of Woodbridge, rural deanery of Carlford, arch- Letters through Ipswich by foot post from Nacton, which
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church
was suffered to fall into decay about the middle of the is the nearest telegraph office (AIan road, Ipswich, is
16th century: the small portion still standing is now used the nearest money order office), arrive at 9.30 a.m
as an outhouse on the Hall farm. The living is a vicar- The children of this place attend the tlchool at Buckles-
age, annexed to that of Kesgrave with Brightwell. Capt. ham
Brown David, beer retailer Day, Geo-rge, Shepherd &; Dog P.B. Garnham Chas. shopkeeper &; farmer
Cla,rke George, farmer, The Lodge Halfway house Reeve Arthur, farmer
Dawson Horaee, farm bailiff io Capt. Eades Arthur, farmer •

Pretyman M.P. Hall farm.

:FRAMLINGHAM is a market town of ancient date,
on the river Ore, a considerable parish and the head of a
petty sessional division and county court district, 7 mile!!
west from Saxmundham, I I north from the port of
Woodbridge, 13 south-east from Eye, 19 north-north-
east from Ipswich and 88 from London by road, in the
North Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred,
Plomesgate union, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. At the southern en-
trance of the town is the terminal station of the branch
of the Great Eastern railway from Campsey Ashe, which
places the town in connection with W oodbridge, Ipswich
and London. The town is lighted with gas from the
works in College road of the Gas Light and Coke Co.
and is supplied with water from .springs and wells. The
church of St. Michael is a noble Perpendicular building
of cut flint with stone dressings, consisting of chancel
with aisles, nave, aisles, battlemented south porch and
an embattled tower at the south-west angle 100 feet high,
with bold buttresses and surrounded near the top of the
belfry stage with a double banding of shields and lozenge
ornaments, and crowned at each angle by a lion seiant;
it contains a cloek with chimes and 8 bells, each having
an inscription: in the church is an altar tomb to the
distinguished statesman, poet and warrior, Henry
(Howard) Earl of Surrey KG. beheaded 21 Jan. 1547,
and his countess, Lady Frances Vere, daughter of John,
15th Earl of Oxford; there are others to two Duchesses
(Jf Norfolk and a damsel of the house; Thomas 3rd
Duke of Norfolk K.G. ob. 18 July, 1554, and his daugh-
ter, Lady Mary Howard, 'Wife of Henry Fitzroy, Duke of
Richmond K.G. natural son of Henry VIII. j there is
also It. large altar tomb, with arms and inscription, to
Sir Robert Hitcham it. Queen's Attorney and Serjeant-
at-law, and MoP. 1596 for West Looe and for Oxford,
x6~3-8, ob. IS Aug. 1636: the clo-ck was presented by
Sir Henry Thompson kt. FoR.C.S. as a memorial of his
father, a resident of the town: the organ is said to have
been constructed by Tamar, of Peterborough: the church
is now (1900) 'I1Ildergoing restoration; there are 700
aittings. The register dates from the year 1560. The
living is a. rectory, with that of Saxstead annexed, joint
net yearly value £900, including 70 acres of glebe, with
residence in the gift of Pembroke College, Cambridge,
and held since 1885 by the Rev. James Holme Pilkington
M.A. formerly fellow of that college, and surrogate.
The Unitarian meeting house was ere~ted in 1703, and
has a. minister's house attached: there are also Congre·
gational &:; Free Methodist chapels, and a meeting room
of the Plymouth Brethren.
The Cemetery of I! acres, in Fore street, is under
the control of the Parish Council The Corn Exchange,
adjoining the Crown hotel, is a large room, with an en-
trance on the Market hill, and contains stands for thirty
members. A gala is held here on Whit Tuesday in lieu
of the fairs formerly held but now discontinued t busineu
~ a considerable extent is transacted. A market is held
on Saturdays for corn and provisions. Framlingham
Club and Reading Room, is in Station road, Alfred
Wallows, secretary. The Farmers' Club is held at the
Crown hotel, and a Cycling Olub meets at the Station
hotel. The Foresters' Hall, AIbert road, erected in 1886,
is a small edifice of red brick. The Public Hall, standing
within the area of the castle, and formerly the workhouse,
has lately been improved by the erection in it of the front
of the organ gallery removed from the church. There are
almshouses founded by Sir Robert Hitcham kt. for six
men and six wom~n, who each receive 6s. a week and
coals; th\3 men a coat and. the women a dress once a
year. Mr. Thomas Mills, in 1709, founded an almshouse
for eight poor people. The Oastle, of which considerable
remains exist, is on the north side of the town; the date
of its erection is unknown, but it was probably com-
menced during the time of the Saxons: it incloses mort)
than an acre of ground, and has 13 square turrets in
sufficiently good preservation to give a tolerable idea of
the original structure: the principal gateway, entered
from a broad causeway, has above it on the south side
the arms of Howard, Brotherton, Mowbray, Segrave and
Braose quartered in one escutcheon with supporters and
crest ~ in II76 the castle was partly dismantled, but was
afterwards restored and became one of the appanages of
the powerful family of Howard, Dukes of Norfolk, one of
whom, Thomas, 2nd Duke KG. died here, 21 May, 1524.
and was buried at TheUord priory; on the death of
Edward VI. Queen Mary took refuge here; the interior
was gutted by Sir Robert Hitcham kt. who erected with
the materials Lhe almshouses previously mentioned.
The manors ()f Fram1ingham at the Castle and Saxtead
belong to the Master and fellows of Pembroke College,
Cambridge, as part of the gift ()f Sir Robert Hitcham kt.
who purchased property here, in 1635, to. the extent of
£14,000: the custom of Borough English prevails here.
under which the youngest son succeeds to copyholds in
case of intestacy. The principal landowners are the trus-
tees of Sir Robert Hitcham, Capt. Frederic Snowden
Corrance, of Parham Hall, and the trustees of the late
Duke- of Hamilton and Brandon (d. 1895). The area
is 4,683 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value,
£8,474; the population in 1891 was 2,525.
Parish Clerk, Walter Read.
POllt, M. O. &; -T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &:; Annuity &; Insurance Office (Railway
Sub-Office. Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk, added),
AIbert place.-Henry Damant, postmaster. Letters
delivered a.t 7 k 9 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. &; dispatched at 12
noon &:; 8.15 pom. 'box closes at II.<t5 a.m. &; 8 pom.
Parcels Post delivery closes at 7.45 p.m. Money ordel'll
are granted &I paid daily from 8 a.m.· to 8 p.m. Tele-
graph office opens from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on week days
&:; 8 to 10 a.m. on sunday.
Letter Boxes - at the Railway station cleared at 10.40
a.m. &; 7 pom.; College road, at 7.20 a.m.; Doubl(o
street, at 7.10 pom.; sundays, 12.20 noon: Dennington
road, at 7.10 p.m
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COUNTY MAGISTRATES OF FR.AMLINGHAM PETTY Medical Officer the Framlingham College &; Medical
SESSIONAL DIVISION. Officer &; Public Vaccinator, Nos. 4 &; 6 Distriets.Hoxne
Austin Charles esq. Brandeston hall, Wickham Market Union, &; FramItingham District G. E. Railway \:lo.
Bloomfield Col. Alfred, The Grove, Great Glemham, Sax- George Robert Adcock M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
mundham College road
CQrrance Frederic Snowden esq. D.L. Parham hall, Wick- Relieving &; Vaccination Officer &; Registrar of BrrtD.!l &.
ham Market Deaths for Framlingham District, Plomesgate Union,
Chevallier John Barrington Trapnell esq. M.A. Aspali hall Frederick William Balls, Double street
Debenham Stamp Distributor, Henry Damant, Post Office
Heywood Arthur esq. D.L. Gleveriag Hall, Hacheston, PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of service.
Wickham Market St. Michael's Church, Rev. James Holme Pilkington
Jeaffreson George Edwards esq. Framlingham RS.O M.A. rector; 8 &; 10.45 a.m. &; 3.15 &; 7 p.m.; week
Lucas Lieut.-Col. Francis Alfred M.D. Easton Park,Wick- days, daily 8 a.m.; fridays, 7. IS p.m
ham Market Congregational, Fore ·street, Rev. Henry A. Todd; 10.30
Read John William esq. Pebenham hall, Stowmarket a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m
The chairmen, for the time being, of the Plomesgate, The Brethren. Albert place; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m
Bosmere &; Claydon & Hoxne Rural District Councils, Unitarian, Bridge street, Rev. Alfred Amey; 11 a.m. &I
is an ex-officio magistrate 6.30 p.m
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Martin, Double street United Methodist Free Ohurch, Albert place, Rev. John
Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, Bridge st. Hanmond; IO.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m
every alternate saturday at 11 a.m. 'I.'he following
places are in the division: - Ashfield-with-Thorpe, OOLLEGE &; SCHOOLS.
Badingham, Bedfield, Brandeston, Bruisyard, Crans- Framlingham College, founded in 1864, as a memorial
ford, Cretingham, Debenham, Dennington, Earl Soh3m, to H.R.H. the Prince Consort K.G. who died at
Easton, Framlingham, Framsden, Great Glemham, "\Yindsor Castle, 14 Dec. 1861, at a first cost of upwards
Little Glemham, Hacheston, Hoo, Kenton, Kettleburgh, of £25,000, &; incorporated by Royal Oharter, was
Letheringham, Marlesford, Monewden, Monk Soham, opened 10 April, 1865. &; is a noble edifice in the
Parham, Pettaugh, Rendham, Saxtead, Stratford Saint Gothic style, from designs by Mr. Frederick Peck.
.Andrew, Swefling, Tannington, Winston architect, crowning the summit of a hill &; standing in
the midst of its own grounds of 19 acres, in a healthy
PUBLIC ESrABLISHMENTS. &; pleasant situation, about 10 minutes walk from the
Cemetery, Yore street, Charles La"\ol-rie Read, clerk to Framlingham station, on the Great Eastern railway:
the Parish Council the principal faAtade includes a clock tower, &; the
Corn Exchange &; Assembly Rooms, Crown hotel, Mar- buildings comprise a chapel, a dining hall for 300 boys,
ket hill chemical laboratory, library, gymnasium, ca,rpenter's
Coanty Court, Court house at the Police station, Bridge shop, swimming & tepid plunge baths &;c. &; resi-
street, His Honor H. Eardley-Wilmot, judge; R.ichard dence for the he3d master: a stained window was
Clarkson Mayhew, registrar &; high bailiff; John :placed in the chapel in 1883 'by the boys, four others
Martin, managing clerk &, high bailiff's assistant. A having since been added, &; on the terrace in front of
court is held alternately with Saxmundham every the principal entrance is a statue by Durham of the
month, the jurisdiction comprising the following Prince Consort. 8 feet in height, placed on a pedestal
places :-Aldeburgh, Aldringham,.A.shfield-with-Thorpe, of granite, &; presented by Sir Thomas Lucas, at a
.Athelington, Badingham, Bedfield, Benhall, Brandes- cost of [),ooo: the College is a centre for the Cam-
ton, Bruisyard, Brandish, Carlton, Cransford, Creting- bridge Local Examinations, &; is managed by a body
ham, Dennington, Debenham, Earl Soham, Eastoll, of 26 governors
Farnham, Framlingham, Friston, Glemham Magna, Head Master, The Rev. Oliver Digbv Inskip M.A., LL.D.
Glemha-m Parva, Hazelwood, Hoo, Horham, Kelsale, Trinity College, Dublin
Kenton, Kettleburgh, Knodishall, Laxfield, Leiston, Assistant Masters, J. G. Garnet M.A. Alfred Pretty B.A.
Letheringham, Monewden, Monk Soham, Parham, E. A. Taylor M.A. (science), Rev. H. M. Mills M.A.•
Rendham, Saxmundham, Saxtead, Snape, Southolt, R. W. C. Fisher B.A., P. Elliston B.A., H. M. Biddell
Sternfield, Stratford St. Andrew. Swefling, Tanning- B.A., H. H. Davies B.A., J. W. Shuker B.A. Edward
ton, Wilby, Worlingworth &; Winston 'WaIter Lynch B.A.• A. Macqueen B.A., A. F. Towle.
For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in that R. S. Barnicott Mus.Bac.Oxon, organist & music mstr
of Ipswich, Frederick Messent, 36 Princes st. Ipswich, Visiting Masters, Frank W. B. Noverre (dancing); A. C.
official receiver Cooke (violin); Sergt. O'Neill (drill); Sergt. Henley,
Certified bailiff, appointed under the "Law of Distress late Instructor in the Gymnasium, Aldershot (gym-
Amendment Act," John Martin, Double street, Fram- nastics); W. Plummer (carpentry)
lingham Lady Matron, Miss M. P. Matthews
County Police Station, Bridge street, John R. Lingley, Matron-Nurse, Mrs. S. A. Rackham
supt. I sergeant & I constable Secretary, W. T. Brunger
Fire Engine Station, The Castle, 3 manuals &; 8 men; Under a scheme for the management of the Hitcham
Jonathan B. Read, supt.; George A. Page, sec foundation by the Endowed Schools Commissioners,
Foresters' Hall, Albert road the old schools, established by Sir Robert Hitcham &;
Stamp Office, Henry Damant, Post office Mr. Thomas Mills, have been closed &; pew ones built
VOLUNTEERS. , & are under the management of 7 governors
Elementary School, with residence for master, College
Jst Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment (G to.), Lieut. road, built in 1879, for 153 boys, 153 girls & 12~ in-
Charles L. Read, commanding; Rev. A. Richardson. fants; average attendance, 139 boys, 107 girls &; 85
acting chaplain infants; Edward George Warren, master; Miss E. Mor-
PUBLIO OFFIOERS. gan, mistress; Mrs. Taylor, infants' mistress
Collector of Poor's Rates, Harry Jas. Damant, Albert pI Newspaper.-Framlingham Weekly News, Church !;treet.
CollE-ctor of Taxes, Thomas Waiter Read, .A.lbert road Maulden &; Sons, publishers; published saturday
Inland Revenne Officer, Fredk. Wm. Sefton, Durbans Railway Station, Frederic Short, station master
Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, Framlingham Dis- Oarriers.
trict, Plomesgate Union, J oseph Bowerman Drew ROlbert Scroggins, railway carrier
L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. The Hannings W. Meen, to Ipswich, from Crown hotel. every thursday
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brunger William Thomas (secretary, Dickson Mrs. Pembroke lodge
Adamson Mrs. Ma.rket hill Framingham college), College road Drake Ernest Tyrwhitt, New street
Adcock George Robert, The Limes, Buckmaster Tbos. Twidel1,Victoria V'ls Drew J sph. Bowerman, The Hannings
College road Oampbel'l William, WeHclose square Edwards Geo. Octavius, Church st
AIDey Rev. Alfred (Unitarian), The Carley Robert Jas. Hill ho. Double et Edwards Misses, Church street
Manse. Bridge street Carley Samuel Green, Market hill Elliston Peter RA. Framlingham col
Austin Mrs. Station road Chandler Geol'ge, Fore street Felgate Samuel, College road
Balls William, Castle street Ohilcott George, College road Fisher Hobert W. C., RA. Framling·
Barnes Miss, Wellclose .square C:arke Edwin George, Castle street ham college
Bidden Herman B.A.Framlingham col Cocks WaIter, Manor house Friend Mrs. Market hill
Bloomfield Mrs. H~n house, Fore st Cook Frederick George, Saxtead lodge Garnet J ames Gardner M.A. (assi&~
Blumfield Mason, Wellclose square Cook Miss Mayfield, College hill ant master), Framlingham college
Blumfield. Miss S. College road Creasy Miss, Mount Pleasant Garrard Hatsell, Belle Vue home,
Bridges John, Albert place Davies H. H .• B.A. Frnmlingham col Station road
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Gooch Henry, Fore street Mauldeu William, White house, Well- Roe Mrs. The Readery
Gooch Wyard Trengove, Castle street close square Scott Jas. Fairfield ho. Fairfield rd
Hammond Rev. John (United Metho- Mills Rev. Harold M., M.A. Famling- Sefton Frederick W. Durbans
dist Free Church) ham college Sheldrake J ames, Bridge house
Inskip Rev. Oliver Digby M.A., LL.D. Morgan Miss, Victoria villas Shuker John WilIiam B.A. (assistant
(head master), Framlingham college Nesling Charles O. The Hermitage, master), Framlingham college
Jeaffreson Geo. Cardy, Market hill Oollege road Taylor Edward A., M.A. Framlingham
Jeaffreson.. George Edwards J.p. The Newson Miss, Church street college
Moat house Pearson Mrs. Thuble street Todd Rev. Henry A. (Congregational),
Kidall Charles Spurrell, Bank house Pilkington Rev. James Holme M.A. Wellclose square
Kindred Miss, Albert place Rectorv Tow:e Alfred Featherstonhaugh (as-
Lambert Robert, Fairfield road Pretty Alfred B.A. (assistant master), sistant master),Framlingham college
Ling Frederick Gaskell, Market hill Framlingham college Turner Mrs. Fore street
Lynch Edwa.rd WaIter B.A. (assistant Rayner William, .A1bert place Walker Misses, Rosemary villas
master), Framlingham college Read Charles Lawrie, Albert road Warren Mrs. Albert place
Macqueen A., B.A. (assistant master), Read Thomas WaIler, Albert road Watson J ames, St3ltion road
Framlingham college Revett Mrs. Ivy Got. Woodbridge rd Young Harry, Wellclose square
Manby Herbert, Station road •
COMMERCIAL• Dring Richard, farmer, Boundary farm
.A.dcock Geo. Rbt.M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician Durrant Beniamin, butcher, Market hill
&; surgeon, medical officer to the Framlingham College, &; Everson John A. minernl water manufacturer (Charles
Illedical officer &; public vaccinator Nos. 4 &; 6 districts, Fairhead, agent), Oollege road; &; at Harleston,Norfolk
Hoxne union &; also Framlingham dist. G. E. Rly. Co Fairhead Charles, agent to John A. Everson, mineral
Aldrich Bloom, farmer, Soham lane water manufacturer, College road
AI,len Percy Frederick, butcher, Bridge street Fairweather John, cool merchant, Wellclose sq. &Station I'd
llalls Frederick William, registrar of births &, deaths, re- Fairweather Henry, gardener &; seedsman, Albert place
lieving &; vacdnation officer for Framlingham district, Farmers' Club (Charles L. Read, hon. sec.), held at the
Plomesgate union, Double ftreet Crown hotel, Market place
Barber William, fish merchant, Bridge street Favell .AIbert, assistant supt. to the Prudential A!!surance
Harelay & Co. Limited (branch) (Charles Spurrell Kidall, Co. Limited, Double street
manager), }oIarket hill; draw on head office, 54 Lom- Fisk George, draper, Church street
bard street, London E 0 Fisk John Robert, 'shopkeeper, Oastle street
Bairnes J ane & Mary (Misses), milliners &; dress makers, Foresters' Hall (Framling Castle). Albert road
Wellclose square Framlingham Association for the Exhibition of Live Stock
Betts Reginald, chemist, Market hill (John Ma,rtin, hon. sec.), Double street
Bonney Arthur, baker &; confectioner, Albert place Framlingham Club & Reading Room (Alfred Wallows,
Bor,rett Samuel, farm bailiff to Robert Nesling, of Bed- sec.), Station road
field, Coles green Fl'amlingham College (Rev. Oliver Digby Inskip M.A.,
Bridges Fruer, bla.cksmith &; agricultural implement LL.D. head master). For other masters see p. 136
agent, Fore street Framlingham Weekly News (Maulden &; Sons, publishers;
:Brooks Tom Alfred, Crown family &, commercial hotel &, published on saturday), Church street
posting house Freeman Wm. china &; glass dealer,& shoe wareho.Castle st
13rownsord John Bryan, butcher, Fore street Freemasons' Lodge (Fidelity, No. 555) (Charles Spurrell
Brunning John, White Horse P.H. Wellclose square Kidall, sec.), held at the Crown hotel
Euckmaster John, miller (steam &, wind) &; co:rn, flour, Fuller J ames, coal merchant, College road
meal, bran, pollard, mlllt,hops &; coal mer. Victo,ria mills Gardner Alice (Mrs.), milliner, Wellclose square
.Hurch Charles, manager to Mr. George Mason, timber Gardner E. coal merchant, OOllege road
merchant, Ra.ilway station Garrard Charles, ironmonger, Market hill
:Blltton Frederick, miller (steam) &; corn &; flour dealer, Garrard Frank Rochfort, farmer & landowner, The Hall
Station road Gas Light &; Coke Co. (F. G. Ling, s~c.; Charles Garrard,
Canham George, pork butcher &; shopkeeper, Fore street manager), College road
Oapon Thomas Morton. farmer Gibbs Charles, baker, Fore street
Capon Herbert Meredith, farmer, Red House farm Girling William, farmer, Brabling green
Osrley Samuel Green &; Co. family grocers, &; agents for Gooch Wyard Trengoe, insurance agent, Castle street
W. &; A. Gilbey Lim. wine &, spirit mers. Market hill Goodwin Charles, carpenter &; builder, Sta.tion road
Carr Elizh. (Ml"S.), pork butcher & shopkeeper,Market hill Green Robert, hair dresser, Crown &; Anchor Jane
ClLtchpole Mary (Mrs.), milliner, Wellclose square Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &; Orde, bankers, see
Catchpole William, chimney sweeper, College road Barclay &; Co. Limited
Cemetery (Charles Lawrie Read, clerk), Fore street Hall George, tailor (repairing), Fore street .
Chandler Gibson, farmer, & draining ploughs proprietor Hammond WllIlter, shoe maker, College road
&, agricultural machinery agent, Sa,xmundham road Harmer James, farmer, Cherry Tree farm
Clark Henry Stephen, market gardener, Fairfield ;road Harvey Edward, fruiterer, College road
Oarke Edwin George, maltster &; corn, coal &; coke mer. Hawes William, Crown &; Anchor family &; commercial
Railway st'lltion & Castle street hotel, Church street
Clements Charles, Railway inn, W()()dbridge road Hetier A.rthur John. beer retailer. Double street
Clow Mary Ann (Mrs,), Queen's Head P.H. Market hill Hetier James, thatcher, Woodbridge road
Cocks WaIter, wine &; spirit merchant, Crown &; Anchor la Heffer John, thatcher, Woodbridge road
Coleman Henry, boot &; shoe maker, Market hill Howard John, tailor, Sta.tion road
Cone Charles, boot maker, Albert place Howlett John, plumber & glazier. Castle street
Cook Frederick George, farmer &; landowner, Saxtead rd Howlett John, Hare &; H{}unds P.H. Double street
Cooke Charles Robert, grocer &; provision dlr. Market hill Hulland J ames, ehemist &, druggist, Market hill
Cooper Henry, boot &; shoe maker, Castle street Hunt A. &i W. plumber, glazier &, painter, Double street
Corn Exchange &; Assembly Rooms, Crown htl. Market hill Hunt Herbert Edward, boot & shoe maker, Double street
County Court (Richard Olarkson Mayhew, registrar &; Hunt Ethel (Misil), fishmonger, Castle street
high bailiff) Jeaffreson George Cordy L.R.C.P.Lond., ·M.R.C.S.Eng.,
Crane Tom, farmer, Baddingham road L.S.A. snrgeon, Market hill
Creasy &:; Co. corn,seed &; coal merchants, Railway station Jeaffreson George Edwards J.P., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.
Creasy Florence (Miss), school for girls, Mount Pleasant surgeon, The Moat house
Dale George, stone &; marble mason, Bridge street Jeaffreson John, farmer, Little Lodge farm
Dale Tom, carpenter &; glass &; china dealer, Market hill Jude George, general draper &; groce<r, Market place
Damant Harry James, collector of poor's rates, Albert pI Kidall Charles Spurrell, manager to Barclay &; Co. bankers,
Damant Henry, printer, news agent, bookseller, stationer Market hill
&; stamp distrIbutor, Post office, Albert place King George, shoe maker, &:; postman, Station terrace
Dew Arthur, baker, Double street Lanan Horace Harold, watch maker &; dealer in antiques,
Dorling George, grocer, Bridge !'ltreet Bridge street
Downing Charles Edward, rope & twine maker, College I'd Lart.er Arthur, farmer, Saxmundham road
Dowsing- Channing P. tailo.r, Double street Ling Frederic Gaskell, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths,
Drane Henry, fruiterer, DoubJe street &; sec.to the Gas Light Company,Market bill &:; Dou.ble st
Drew J'Osepb: Bowerman L.R.C.P.&S.Edin. surgeon, Ling ·William, chimney sweeper, Fore street
medical officer &:; public vaccinator, Framlingbam Lin~ley John R. supt. of police, Police statu. Bridge It
district, Plomesgate tmion, The Hannings Mallows Henry &; Stephen, builders, St6tion road
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Mallows Bm'wood, bricklayer, College road Read Francis, fellmonger, Bridge street &; currier, Fore d
Mallows Alfred, sec. ro Framlingham club &; reading :&f'ad Thomas Waller, collector of taxes, Albert road
room, Station road Rivers John, farmer, Earl Soham lane
Mallows Frank, carpenter, Bridge l'Itreet Rodwell William 0& Co. house &; imsu:ess agents &; furni..
Mann George, farmer, Great Lodge farm ture dealers, Double street
Mann WaIter, farmer, Countess Wells farm Rose George Edward, farmer, Hatherleigh farm
Martin John, clerk to the magistrates &; managing clerk Rose James, blacksmith, Wellclose square
to the -county court, Double 'Street Rudd George Albert, builder, Douhle street
Mason George, timber &-C. merchant, Railway station Sea.se Dan, cycle &; sewing machine depOt, Market hill
Maulden &; Sons, printers &; stationers, Church street Scoggins Jams, furniture broker &; general warehouse-
Maulde:l James, miller &; merchant, roller mills; &; at man, Wellclose square
.Kelsale mills (wind &; steam), Kelsale Scoggins Robert, carting agent to the G. E. Railway Co.
Mayhew &; Sons, solicitors, Double st.; &; at Saxmundham Wellclose square
Mayhew Ernest, .r,;hopkeeper &; coal dealer, College road Scoggins Albert. farmer. Culph farm
Mayhew Frederick George (firm, Mayhew &; Sons),'Solicitor Scott James, farmer, Fairfield house. Fairfield road
&; commissioner to administer oaths. Double street; &; Sefton Frederick W. inland revenue officer. Durbans
at Saxmundham . ·Self John, photographer. Wellclose square
Mayhew Rich'llrd Olarkson (firm. Mayhew &; Sons),soIicitor Self John. tailor. woollen draper, hatter &; outfitter; an
&; commissioner for oaths &; perpetual commissioner, immense stock always on hand, Wellclose square
Double -street; &; at SaxmundhaIll Semmence Brothers, mineral water makers, Castle street
Middleton Edwin, confectioner, Market hill Shelcott David, farmer, Mount Pleasant
Mobbs Mary .Ann (Miss), dress maker, Mount Pleasant Shulver Arthur, machinist, Wellclose square
Moore Henry &; Charles. wheelwrights, College road Simmons Mary A. (Mrs.). china, glass &; earthenware dlr.
Moore Oharles. carpenter, Bridge street Bridge street
Myall Charles, watch m'llker, Fore streee Simpson WilIiam. confectioner &; bakery Welldose squar&
Nesling Charles 0., M.R.C.V.S. vet. surg. J,'he Hermitage. Smith Peter. drain pipe merchant, Woodbridge road
College road Smith Peter, jun. brick &; tile maker
Newson Samuel (Mrs.), pork butcher, Bridge street Smith William. saddler &; harneu maker, Welldose square
Newson Sarah (Miss), dress maker, Fairfield road Stamp Office (Henry Damant. distributor), Post office.
Noble Horace, shopkeeper, Oollege rood Albert place .
Norman Benjamin (from James Purdeys, London), manu- Stuling Stephen Morell.draper, Market hill &;at Haleswrth
facturer of every description of sporting fire' arms. Symonds Joshua. coal merchant. Bridge street
under the patronage of the nobility &; gentry of the Taylor George, farmer, Saxtead road
district, Ohurch street Thotnpson John, farmer, Brabling green
Noy William, corn chandaer, Oastlestreet Thurston Wilfred Warner. hair dresser. Market hill
Odd Fellows' Lodge (Star of the East, No. 2,783), held at Tongman Joseph, poultry breeder, Castle $treet
the Crown (G. A. Page, sec) Volunteer Battalion (Ist) Suffolk Regiment (G 00. Lieut.
O'Neill James, drill instructor to the FramlinghamCollege, Oharles- L. Read, commanding)
The Oastle Vyce James, boot maker, Double street
Ostler Jeremiah, -cowkeeper, Sa;xmundham road Watson Oliver, general dealer, Fairfield road
OxborrOow Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, Bridge street Webber Mrs. N. school for ladies, Market hill
Oxborrow Robert, boot &; shoe maker &; greengro.Bridge at Webster Kdward, fanner, Brabling green
Page In. Thomrus, brewer &; beer retailer, Top of Castle lit Webster Samuel, farmer. Park Gate fann
Pipe William, farmer, Saxtead road Wells Edward, tailor &; woollen draper, Market hill
Potter Arthur G. basket maker, Station .road White Alfred James, watch maker, Albert place
Pratt Frederick (Mrs.),. pork butcher, Double street Wightman John, carpenter, Double street
Preston Alfd.auctioneer &; house &; estate agent,Market hill Wolton Plant, farmer &; cattle dealer, Fore street
Read Charles Henry &; Son, auctioneers &; accountantl, Woodward James, Station commercial hotel &; posting
Albert road . house, Woodbridge road .
Read Bessie (Mrs.), milliner. Bridge street Wright Thomas James, music seller, Wellcloile square
FRAMSDEN is a parish and vmage. cenbral1y situ- There is a parish church room and a Baptist chapel, and
ated between Ipswich, Woodbridge and Stowmarket. also a branch of the Young Men's Christian Association.
being I I mile9 from each, 7i south-west from Fl"3mIing- Lord Tollemache is lord of th8 manor and the principal
ham terminal station on a. branch of the Great Eastern landowner, Framsden Hall, the property of Lord Tolle-
railway a.ndt 3 south-east of Debenham, in the North mache, and now a farmhouse, contains some interesting
Eastern division of the county, Flfamlingham petty ses-. carved work. The soil ill clay; subs,oil, clay. The chief
sional dlivision, llosmere. and Claydon uruion, ThredliTIIg' crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area is 2,859
hundred, county court district of Ipswich. rural deanery acres; rateable value, £2.289; the popu:ation in 189I
of Olaydon, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- was 734.
wich. The church of St. MlIll"Y is a building of stone and Sexton, WaIter Rose.
ftint, in the Gothic style, consisting of chap.cel. nave, Post &; Parcel Oflice.-Roberl Baker, sub-postmaster_
south porch a.nd an embattled western tower contaiuing Letters arrive ilrom Stowmarket at 7.20 a.m. &; 3
8 bells: the communion table is dated 1628: over the p.m.; dispatched at 8.5 a.m. &; 6.45 p.m. week days
west door are the arms of Ch·arles H.: within the church only. Postal ordocs are issued here, but n<lt paid. TOO
Lady Jane Arundel was buried: there are 500 sittings: nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Deben-
8 lfinely carved oaken lych gate was erected in 1899 by ham, 3 miles distant •
subscription. The register dates from the year 1558. 'l'he children of this parish attend the school at Helming.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £2I5, including ham
40 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Lord Police Station. John Oaley, constable in charge
Tollemache, . and held 'since 1898 by the Rev. Leonard Carriers to Ipswich.-Robert Borley, mono wed. &; lri.;
Staniforth M.A., LL.M. of Trinity College. Cambridge. William Manning &; Robert Baker, tues. thurs. i& sat
Freeman Mrs. Fuleher WaIter, ,thatcher &; 'Wood Peck Amos. blacksmith
Gooderham Mrs ' . hurdle maker . , I Roe Edgar, farmer &; assessor of ta;xes
Ke.rsey Mrs. Framl'lden hall Howard Henry, 'farmer Ro-se .Ann (Mrs.). Greyhound P.R
Staniforth Bev. Leonard M·.A.• LL.M. Kersey Caleb (exors. of). fanners, Ruffles John, fann bailiff to William
Vicarage Framsden hall Dennis Wilson, Boundary farm
COMMERCIA.L. Kersey Edwin, farmer&; miller (wind Simper Frederick, farmer
Baker Rbt. grcr. &; carrier, Post off &; steam) . Stockings William, shoe maker
Bond Thomas Nathaniel, farmer . Manning Wm. carrier &; shopkeeper Webster Edmund, poultry dealer
Borley Rabart, carrier k shopkeeper Matthew9. Samuel, carrier' . Webster Edmund Samuel, miller
ColliM Henry, blacksmith Moore Arthnr Henry, farmer, Blue (wind &; steam)
Davey William &; George, farmers farm; resides at Winston Wilson Edward Freeman. farmer,.
Eada Alfred. wood hurdle maker Mouser John Samuel, bricklayer &; Southwood farm
Freeman Charles. farmer . farmer Young Men's Christian Association
Freeman Frederick William (exora. Oxborrow Da.vid, shoe maker &; assist- (Thomas Peck, sec)
of). farmers ant overseer : .
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FRECXENRAM is a parish 1I,lld village, .in the vale Kennet station on the Cambridge and Newmarket br8lllcb
of a rivulet which· is clOie to the boundary 011 the- coun- of t.he Great E8stern railway. 31 south-west from Milden·
ties of Cambridge and Suffolk, 2 miles from Isleham hall and 6i north-east from Newmarket, in: the North
station ,.0)1. the ,Mildeuball branch and 4l north from Western division of the county. Lacldord hundred Bond
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. FRESS1NGFIELD. 139
petty sessional divis~on, Mildenhoall union and Co-UI1Jt'Y held since l898 by the Rev. Henry Henman M.A. of St.
court distJrict, rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry Peter's CoI:ege, Cambridge. There is a charity now
of Sud'bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. An- (1900) of £14 yearly, derived nom 5 acres and a cottage~
drew is M1 ancient building ot1 stone, rubble and eluncb, and applied to the relief of the poor. The Village Hall and
principally in the Gotbric style, some portions being Early Reading Room was erected in 1894 by the rector, Victor
English, and consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south Paley esq. and other subscribers. Oolonel NathameJ
porch and an. embattled western tower containing 5 bells: Barnadiston, of the Ryes, Sudbury, who is lord of the
the tower, whtich fell Decemberr 29th, 1882, was rebuilt manor, and Victor Paley esq. Me the chief landowners.
in 1884: the ohancel has a stained east window and a The soil is principally li~ht and! sandy; subsoil, graveL
dtouble piscina: the pulpit is of C.a.en stone: some of the The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area
benches are carved! with curious devices a.nd figures, and is 2,604 acres; rateable value, £1,749; the population in
in the nave is an ala.ba.ster tablet representin.g a. bishop 1891 was 3.P.
sh<leing a horse, ,supposed to be the Bishop Halo, of Post Office. Mrs. Eliz.a Copsey, sub-postmistress. J,.et-
Novan, in France.: the roof is of riohly-carved wood- teM from Sdham by mail cart arrive at 4.30 a.m. &.
work of curious WQrkmansh1ip : the dbureh was com- 4 p.m.; delivered at 7 a.m. &; 4.15 p.m.; dispatched
pletely re'stoTed: in 1869, at a cost of £2,000, defrayed by at 10.25 a.m. \& 8.50 p.m. Postal orders issued, but
the Rev. George Barber Paley RD. rector, 1835-80: not paid. The nearest money order &; telegraph office-
there are 272 sittings.. The register dates from the yeal1' is at Ohippenham, 2 miles distant
1558. The living is a rectory andl vicarage, net yearly National School (mixed), to hold 47 children, enlarged in
value £340, arising from 530 acres of glebe, with resi- 1900 for 78 children; average attendance, SI; Mrs.
dence, in the gift of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, and Sarah E. Gilbert, mistress
Dorling Mrs Dennis Frederick, road surveyor .Rumbelow Waiter, farmer &; miller
Henman Rev. Henry M.A. Rectory Dodd WiIIiam, shopkeeper (wind), The Hall
Paley Victor, The Dell IFordham Henry, blacksmith Rust Edward Vise, horse dealer
Rushbrook Mrs. Oak cottage iGilbert Henry, shoe maker Sams Henry, grocer
COMMERCIAL. Roll Butcher, farmer &; horse dealer Tweed Alfred F. beer retailer
Baker Mary (Miss), Red Lodge P.H Rumbelow Edwin, farmer &; miller Village Hall &; Reading Room (Wm.
Copsey Eliza. (Mrs.), Post office (wind) Rumbelow, hon. sec)
CorneI1 Edward, Golden Boa,r P.H. Rumbelow Norman William, land agt. Webb Jonas, farmer
&; farmer to Victor Paley es'l Wiseman George, butcher
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PRESSINGFIELD is lit large and pleasant village estate, arising from the Fox and Goose hotel, an ancien'
and parish, standing on high: ground, '4! miles south building and formerly the Guildhall, rogether with 8 acres
from HJarlesron. &tal\:ioTh on the Waveney Valley I!ection of of land, is applied 11S follows: the Tent of the hotel t()
th.a Great Bas,tern railway and' 9 n()ll"l;h-east frolll Eye, in the repairs of the church; the rent of the land to the
the North Eastern diivision of tb& -county, Hoxne hun- relief of the desel'ving poor of the parish: there is alS()
dred, pe'bty sessrional division and uuion, Harle's't<ln coun,ty a fee farm rent, left by Archbishop Sancroft, now (1900)
court di9linct, rural deanf'ry ·{)f Hoxne, archdeaoon'ry of amounting to a net ,sum of £42 yearly, of which £10 a
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of SS. year is payable to ·the schoolmaster for teaching five poor
Peter and Paul is a fine building of flint and stone, chiefly boye free and £6 :\Vith a house to the parish clerk; the-
in -the Decorated style with Perpendlicuklr additions, remainder being assigned to the vicar: the Rev. John
oonlristJing of chancel, clere&t-oried nave, aisles, north and Shepherd, formerly vicar, left the. interest of £20 to b&
sou1Jb porches and an embattled western tower oontaining given in bibles annually. The lords of the manor and
a clock and 8 bells: the south porch ·is richly groined prinoipal landmmers are. Lord Henniker, for Ufford Hall ;
and! has lit parvise over, and! at the eastern. gable of the Sir Hugh Edward .Adair bart. of Flixron Hall, for Chepe.n-
nave is a turret for a sanctus bell :there are pisdnre in h.uU; the trustees of Henry Newton H~ale esq. for Whit-
the chancel and south ai,sle, 800 remain-It of the mail'S tmgham Hall, and Thomas Walker Dnng esq. for Veals
leadJing to the rood: loft:, the nave has 8 good open tim- Hall; John Sancroft Holmes esq. of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk..
bered roof, beautifully carved; and also contains some and Thomas Pratt esq. of Harleston, are also landowners.
remarkably fine caryed benches: in the chancel are brasses The land is fertile and for the most part a stiff clay. The-
to William Brewes, son of .sir Thomas Brewes, and Ann, chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and pas-
his wife, dated 1489, and tablets to the Rev. Edward ture. The area is 4,609 acres of land and 9 of water;
Vaughan RD. 21 years vicar of this parish, d. 17 March, assessable value, £3.4°3; the population in 1891 was
1797, and to Eleanor his wife, ro the Rev. Sir Henry Pix 1,086.
Heyman bart. last male descendant of the ancient family Chepenhall Green, 2 miles south"east, and UfIord.
of Heyman, of Somerfield, Kent, and I I Jears vicar here, Green, 21: south-west, are hamlets; Hussey Green i.
d. 13 Nov. 1808; and to the Rev. '.Dll'Omas Allsopp RD. one mile south-ea9t; Oaterpole Green is three-quarter&
37 years vicar, d. 31 Oct. 1845, and Anne his wife: in of a mile .sout'h.
the chU4"chyard is a tomb, with inscription, to William Parish Clerk, EIijah Scoggins.
Sancroft, the non-juri.i,ng Archlbishop of Canterbury, who Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. :M. 0., Express Deliverx! Parcel
died in 1693: tJhe church has been resrored a.t a cost of Post, S. B. .& Annuity &; Insurance Office.-WilliaIn
about £2,000, and affords 370 Slittin~s. The register . Henry Raymond, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive froIn
dates from the year 1554. The living is a vioarage, with Harleston, Norfolk, at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 5.5
the rectory of Withersdale annexed, joint net yearly value p.m. week days only
£442, with 67 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Pillar Letter :Boxes.~Wb.ittingham hall, cleared at 4.45
the Master and fellows of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, p.m.; Chepenhall Green, .cleared at 4.25 p.m. &; Whit&
and held since 1885 by the Rev. John James Raven D.D. Post corner, cleared at 4.15 p.m., week days
of that college, F.S.A. hon. canou of Norwich and rural Fire Engine Station, James Etheridge, captain, :& 9 men
dean of Hoxne. The Baptist chapel here was built in Police Station, J ames Sage, constable
1835, and has 700 sittings: the Primitive Methodist chapel National School (mixed), built rin 1847 & considerably
was erected in 1873. Whittingham Hall, an old mansion, enlarged in 1873, llJt a cost of £200, and again in 1891..
built in 1653, is now used as a farm house. The Fox for 250 children; average attendance, 190; Herben
and Goose, Hotel, originally built in 1616, is ,a good old W. GUWlwn" mastell'; Mrs. H. W. Gunston, mitftresll;
family and eommercial house, and ,has an excellent Miss L. E. 'Newell, infants' mistress
bowling green attached. Tbe incom9 of the Guildhall: Carrier•..-Vincent James, to Harleston, week days
Capon Mra ' Seaman Henry .., Belderson J ames, grocer &; draper
Ohilvera Edward Wood'!! Mrs. Richmond houll9 ' Berry Henry, farmer, Church farm
Church William' . '-' '. BettsJohn. farmer
Climp8()n Edward . . COYMBRCUL. 'Brett EdwiIi Colston. antique furni-
Olutten Edward' , Abbs Ellis, coach buildel" ture dealer
Clutten Mis~, Willow cottage AldoU& Henry, blacksmith &; farmer Brighton William Seaman, farmer..
Etheridge, James Hy. Stanley house Aldou8 Harry. farmer, Metfield lane Cbepenhall hall
Etheridge Mrs. William, Hill view Aldous William, farmer ' Brooker John, farmer, Hill House fm
Fairhurst Rev, G. W. (Baptist) Algar Goorge, engineer &; machinis' Burrows WaIter, poultry dealer
Gedney Miss . Algar Mary (Mrs.), baker Butttm Wait. Victor, grocer &; d1"llper-
Harper Edward Hy. Belle Vue cottage Allen Frederick, farmer ' ,. Byles Barney, blacksmith
Kerry Miss AlIen James, farmer Capon Jane (Mrs.), frmr. Lawn fann
Kirby Saml. John Jag. M.D. Oakland.s Baker Benjamin, farmer, ~d house Chandler Edmund, jobbing gardener-
Pittuck John Barber Frederick, boot. maker-· Cho.n.dler &; Sons., builders &; contrao-
Raven Rev. Canon John Jame D.D. Barbel" Jaroell, Angel inn" butcher," tors &; farmers
F.B.A. {vicar &; nral dean),Viearag.· cattle dealer
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O>bbold John, farmer, Fressingfield 10 Goldspink George Frederick, farmer, Rumsey Henry, farmer
Cook Frederick, farmer &; cattle dlr. Whittingham Hall' Rumsey James, farmer
Street farm Goodwin Isaac, farmer Sadd Thomas Garrould, farmer,
Cook George, miller (wind &; steam), Hurren Geo. farmer, Chepenhall grn Pinkney's fa,rm
&; beer retailer, Ohepenhall green Hurren Wm. frmr. Chepenhall green Saunders Frdk. frmr. Chepenhall gn
Day Edgar, farmer Ingate James, farmer, Pear Tree ho Scoggins Elijah, tailor .& parish clerk
DOWSOD Lewis, beer ret. &; poultry dlr Kirby Samuel John James' M.D.Brux., Scoggins Isaac, Swan inn &; saddler et
Elliott Caroline (Mrs.), laundress L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S. Eng., harness maker
Etheridge Hannah (Mrs.), farmer &; L.S.A. physician &; surgeon; medi- Seaman Edwin 'Cooper, farmer et
landowner, Hill view cal officer &; public vaceinator for landowner
Etheridge Robt. farmer &; wheelwrght Fressingfield district &; medical Staff William, farm bailiff to Thomas
Farrow Henry William, farmer, White officer of health for Hoxne Rural Walker Dring esq. Veales hall
House fa-rm District Council, Oaklands Steward' Robert, shoe maker
Feaviour David, farmer, Woodlands Knevett John Purr, draper &; grocer, Soorer Eleanor (Mrs.), grcr. &; drapr
Fisher John, insurance agent &; as- .& agent for W. &; A. Gilbey Lim. Thurston Ernest, vet. snrg. &; farmr
~istant overseer &; registrar of wine merchants Thurston James (exors. of), farmers &;
births &; deaths for the sub-district Matten In. The Fox &; Goose Family landowners
of Stradbroke &; marriages for the &; Commercial hotel &; posting Thurston Jame~ F. M.R.C.V.S.
Hoxne district house; head quarters for cyclists veterinary surgeon &; veterinary in-
Fosdike John Cecil, farmer, White Moo George, farmer, Tithe farm spector to' the Hoxne hundred
Post farm Parke Tho.s. Wm. frmr.ChepenhaIl gm Vincent James, furniture broker et
Fox & Goose Family & Commer- Porter In. frmr. Fressingfield hall general dealer
clal Hotel (The) (J. Matten, pro- Raym~md William Henry, postmaster Vincent William, boot &; shoe maker
prtr.); head quarters for cyclists Reed Jame81 Thomas Taverner, farmer Warmoll William Frank, farmer, Can-
Frost Horace William, miller (wind &; landowner, Red House farm ham's farm
&; steam) Riches Arthur, farmer Warne James, farmer
Gibson Ezekiel, plumber, painter &. Riches Henry, farmer Whatling George &; Son, farmers &
farmer Rivett Caleb, farmer, West house landowners, Yew Tree farm
Goodchild James, farmer Rouse Charles, farmer
FBESTON is a pleasant village and parish, on the south views of the Orwell and the surrounding country, is the
bank of the river Orwell, 3! miles south from Ipswich, and seat of Miss Venn. Freston tower, which Tises pictur-
3 north-east from Bentley junction station on the Col- esquely above the trees on the south bank of the river,
chester and Ipswich section of the Great Eastern ra.ilway, is a structure of brick, about 12 feet square and six
in the South Eastern division of the county, Samford stories iI}. height, each forming a single room; a wind-
hundred, petty session,al division ancL union, Ipswich ing staircase connects the different floors and leads to the
county court district, rural deanery of Samford, arch- summit, which affords a fine view: the tower is supposed
deaconry of Suffolk ancL diocese of Norwich. The church to have ,been built by the Latimers. Charles Hugh Berners
ef St. Peter is an edifice in the Early English and esq. is ~ord of the manor. The principal landowners are
Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch Charles Hugh Bemers esq. of Woolverstone Hall, Mrs.
and an embattled western tower containing one bell: in Mary Rodwell, of Woodlands, Holbrook; Charles Edmund
the chancel are stained windows and monumentii to the Dashwood esq. and Miss Venn. 'The soil is light loam;
Bond family: the church was restored in 1875 and a vestry subsoil, sand and crag. The chief crops are wheat,
3ddecL by the Rev. Alfred Bond B.A. rector here 1853-80: barley -and roots. The area is 1,457 acres of land, 3 of
there are 140 sittings: a carved lych gate was erected water, 16 of tidal water and 78 of foreshore; rateable
in ,1897 by public subscription in commemoration of Her value, £1.669; the population in 1891 was 265.
Majesty's long reign. The register dates from the year Parish Clerk, Benjamin Addison
1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value about Post Office.-William Catchpole, sub-postmaster. Letters
£240, including 12 acres of glebe and residence, in the arrive from Ipswich at 4.45 a.m. &; 1.30 p.m.; dis-
gift of Mrs. Durrant, and held since 1880 by the Rev. patched at 10.30 a.m. &; 7.45 p.m.; sundays dispatched
Christopher Rawes Durrant B.A. of 'Corpus Christi at 1.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
College, Cambridge. The Qld rectory, now called Fres- paid. The nearest money order office is Holbrook &;
1;on House, is a well-built mansion, surrounded by orna- the nearest telegraph office Woolverstone, 2 mIles dist
mental timber and shrubberies. Freston Lodge, erected Pa.rochial School (mixed), for 35 children; average at-
in 1841 upon a bold eminence, commanding extensive. tendance, 20; Miss Madsack, mistress
Oummings R. S. Freston hill Catchpole William, shopkeeper, mar- King Benjamin, farmer, Wood farm
Durrant Rev. Christopher Rawes B.A. ket gardener &; Post Qffice McNamee Peter, insurance agent
Rectory Chester William Page, clerk of the Moore Samuel, farm 'bailiff :to Nath.
lervis-White-Jervis Herbt. Freston ho works to C. H. Berners esq Catchpole esq
'Venn Miss, The Lodge Cordle John, farmer Rands Mary Ann (Mrs.), Boot inn
Fenn Thomas, timber merchant &; Warden Jabez, hurdle maker
COMMERCIAL. thrashing machine owner Wrinch Charles Edward, fa.rmer, The
Bailey Edgar George, baker Gosling George, blacksmith Grove (letters through Holbrook)
FBISTON is a village and parish, about 2! miles south- Frederick Charles Vernon-Wentworth esq. lord of the
flouth-east from Saxmundham station and 3! north-west manor and principal landowner. Friston Hall, formerly
from Aldborough, on the road between the two places, in the manor house and now occupied as a farm house, is
the North Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate approa.::hed by a fine avenue of trees. The soil is mixed;
hundred and! union, Blything petty sessional division, subsoil, clay and sand. The .chief crops are wheat,
Framlingham and Sa,xmundham county court d~strict, barley, peas, beans and roots. AIva, a kind of seaweed
rnral deanery of Orford, archcfuaconry of Suffolk and used by upholsterers, is found in large quantities near
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary. restored in the river AIde in this parish. The area is 1,732 scres of
1863, at a cost of £400, is an ediifice in the Early English land, 5 of water, 10 of tidal water and 124 of foreshore;
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a rateable value, £1,806; the population in 1891 was 459.
western tower containing 3 bells: in 1895 the tower was Parish Clerk, Alfred Farrow.
strengt~ened by the erection of a buttress, and in 18 99 Post Office.-Jonathan Thomas Studd, sub-postmaster.
~as. agam strength.ened at a cost of £15 0 : there are 200 Letters from Saxmundham arrive at 7.30 B.m. &; 3. 15
~~t!'ingil.. The .regIster d~tes from the year 1~4~. The p.m.; dispatched at 10.45 a.m. &; 5.45 p.m. &; on sun-
liVIng IS a vlCara~e, wI~h Snape annexed, .JOInt n.et days arrive at 8 a.m. &; dispatched a,t 10 a.m. Postal
yearly value £17 1, Includmg 2i acres of glebe, ~ the gift orders are issued here, but not paid. Snape is the
of T. F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq. and held sIn~e 1877 nearest money order &> telegraph office, 3 miles distant
by the Rev. Bowland Garra;d Moffat L. Th. of Umver.8Ity A School Board of 5 members was formed in Sept. 18 94,
Colle.ge, Durha!D' who. reSIdes at Snape. There ~s a Herbert Hambling clerk to the board
BaptIst chapel In the vIlla~e. A sum of £200 was gIven .'. . . .
to this parish by the late Rev. John Lambert, the interest Board School (mIxed), bUIlt. In 18 95, f?r IIO c~ildren;'
of which is annual:y distributed amongst such poor av~rage. atte~dance, ~6: M~BS ~llen Kindred, Dllstress;
b.ou!leholders as have not received any parochial relief MISS Ahce Kmdred, Infants mIstress
during the preceding- year. It is now under the control Infants' School, erected by the late Col. Howard Vyse, is
"f the parish council. Blackheath is the seat of Thomas' now used as a mi!lsion room
Grant James, Park house
BeweIl Col. Charles, Friston house
IVernon-Wentworth Thomas Frederick
Charles M.A., J.P. 'Blackheath
I COMMERCIAL.'
Bond William, farmer, Moor farm
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;Brown Sarah.Ann (Mrs.), grcr. &; drpr
Burch Henry, gamekeeper to T. F. C.
Vernon-Wentworth esq
Bates Charles, Chequers inn
Button Robert, farmer
Danbrook Frances (Mrs.), grocer
Farrow Alfd. whlwright. I&; carpenter
Gildersleeves Henry, corn dlr. &; frmr
Rambling Wm. farmer, Friston hall
SUFFOLK.
Hambling Herbt.clerk to school board
Hunter Alfred &; WaIter, farmers
Hunter James, farm bailiff to T. F.
C. Vernon-Wentworth esq
~Ieadows :Francis, farmer
:Moss Isaac, thatcher &; farmer
Moss John, assistant overseer &; col-
lector of Queen's taxes, Ivy house
Petitt George, farmer, The Firs
GAZELEY. 141
Salter John, boot maker
Smith Henry, blacksmith
Studd Jonathan Thomas, grocer &.
provision dealer, draper, milliner,
dressmaker &; gen. dlr. Post offic&
Tibbenham Alfred, esta~e carpenter
Todd Charlotte (Mrs.), farmer
Wright Caleb Re)"nolds, miller (wind
&; steam)

FRITTON is a parish and village, half a mile east fromhalf a mile broad, discharging into the Waveney. Fritton
St. Olave's station on the East Suffolk section, 1 mile from
Hall, standing near the lake from which it takes its name
and now the residence of Henry Edmund Buxton esq~
the Haddiscoe station on the Norwich and Lowestoft sec-
V.D., J.P. is a large mansion of red brick. Caldecott Hall~
tion of the Great Eastern railway, 6 miles south-west from
Yarmouth andJ 8 north-west from Lowestoft, in the a plain residence of brick, is now occupied by William
Northern division of the county, incorporation, petty Henry Ellis. Magdalen College, Oxford, and Sir Savile
sessional division and hundred of Mutford and Lothing-Bl'inton Crossley bart. J.P. of Somerleyton, are lords of
land, rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of the manors of Caldecott Hall and Fritton. The principal
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. 'fhe Waveney separateslandowners are Major F. Astley Cubitt, H. E. Buxton esg-.
this parish from Norfolk. The church of 'St. Edmund isthe trustees of the late 'Mr. Gower, and James Oopland
an ancient building of flint, with a thatched roof, and
Worthington esq. The soil is mixed; subs6il, clay. The
consists of apsidal chancel of Late Saxon or Early Norman,
chief crops are wheat, barley, roots and hay. The area
nave, vestry on the north side, south porch and a low is 1,430 acres of land, 53 of water, 17 of tidal water and
round western tower containing one bell: the chancel 71 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,021; the population
has a stone roof: the church was thoroughly 1'epaired in
in 1891 was 297.
1855, and affords 150 sittings. The register dates from Parish Clerk, William Farman.
the year 1706. The living is a rectory, average net Post, Telegraph i& Express Delivery Office. Clement
yearly value £173, including 13 acres of glebe, in the Waters Lawn, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
gift of Mrs. Cubitt, and held since 188'2 by the Rev. Yarmouth at 8 a.m. &; 2.50 p.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m~
Benjamin Adams B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. &; 5.10 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but no~
Fritton House, the property of Major Frank Astley Cubitt,
paid. Belton is the nearest money order office
of Thorpe Hall, and now the 1'esidenee of Mrs. Cubitt,National School (mixed), for 50 children; an addition was.
is a mansion of white brick, -standing at the head added to the school in 1895 at the cost of about £200 P-
of the Decoy, a stretch of water 3 miles long and about average attendance. 49; Mrs. Sa.rah E. Ward, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Lawn Clement Waters, shopkeeper ~
Adams Rev. Benj., RA. The Rectory Cuddon Thomas, beer retailer assistant overseer, Post office
Buxton Henry Edmund V.D., J.P. Ellis Wm. Hy. frmr. Caldecott hall Mingay Henry, market gardener
Fritton hall Farman J ames, shopkeeper Pettingle George, farmer
Oubitt Mrs. Fritton house Fritch Sydney, fa,rmer Rivett James, beer retailer
Worthington James Copland J.P. The Gnyton Chrltte.(Mrs.),(eXOl'6.of),fmrs Thaxter Alfred, market gardener
Warren Hallam lsaac, frmr. Fritton Old han Thrower Jane (Mrs.), farmer
FROSTENDEN is a. village and parish, 5 males south- Cambridge. The town estate produces about £26 yearly..
east from Brampton station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft which is applied to the repairs of the church. The Eccle-
section of the Great Eastern railway, 8 north-east from siastical Commissioners are lords of the manor; the-
Halesworth station and 4 north-west from Southwold, in trustees of Sir Thomas Vere Gooch bart. '(a minor) and
the Northern division of the county, Blything hundred, Mr. Thomas Girling are the principal landowners. The-
petty sessional division and union, county court district of soil is mixed; subsoil, .clay and 'sand. The chief crops
Halesworth, rural deanery of North Dunwich, arch- are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,320
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church acres; rateable value, £1,522; the population in 18911
of ~ll Saints, erected in the 13th century, is a. building of was 417.
flint and stone, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, p . h Cl k S 1 Gilb t
south porch and round embattled western tower containing ans er, amne er .
3 bells: there are 200 sittings. The register dates from Pillar Box cleared at 9.25 s.m. &; 8.15 p.m. week days &l
the year 1'538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value 8.15 p.m. sundays. Letters 1'eceived through Wang-
£266, including 17 acres of glebe and !residence, rebuilt ford KS.O. which is the nearest money order &; tele-
in 1892, in the gift of the Rev. John Norris Frederick graph office, 2l miles distant
Ewen M.A. of Reydon ,Hall, and held -since 1890 by the National School (mixed), built in 1875, for 70 children;
Rev. Edmund Lovegrove Hickling M.A. of Clare College, average attendance, 58; Miss Gardiner, mistress
Girling Herbert William r' COMMERCIAL. Girling Thos. J.P. frmr. &; landowner-
Girling Thomas J.P. Allen Hy. Jardine. farmer, Hall frm Prentice William, farmer
Hickling Rev. Edmund Lovegrove Baker William, overseer Read George. shoe maker
M.A. (rector), The Grove Baldry Charles, shopkeeper Riches Robert, shopkeeper
Kersey Henry, The Rectory Coates Arthur B. farmer Smith Oharles, market gardener
Kirton Rev. Charles, The Hermitage Collings Martha (Mrs.), brick maker Smith William, shopkeeper
GAZELEY, called in Domesday" Desilingham," is a gift of the Master and fellows of Trinity Hall, Cambridge..
village and parish in the North Western division of the and held since :r897 by the Rev. George Hew Butler M.A.
county, Risbridge hundred, Newmarket petty sessional of Trinity Hall, Cambridge; the Sun Fire and Life 10-
division, union and county court district, rural deanery surance Co. 'are lay rectors. The charities .consist of
of Thurlow, archdeaconry of Sudbul"" and diocese of a rent-charge of 7S. 6d. yearly, given by George·
Ely. The village occupies a slightly elevated position Warren in 1683, and of IOS. by Simon Pratt in 164:10
5 miles east-by-south from Newmarket, 9 west from for Herring money, payable from land. The poor's land·
Bury St. Edmunds and 2 south-west from Higham of 37 acres produces a yearly sum which is distributedl
station on the Bury and Newmarket branch railway. annually in coals. This place, originally the property
The church of .A.1l Saints is an ancient building of stone, of the Earls of GI<lUcester, descended to Ralph, Earl of"
rubble and clunch, in the Decorated and iPerpendicular Stafford, by marriage with Margaret, one of the sisters
styles, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, south and co-heirs of Gilbert de Clare, Earl of Gloucester,
porch and an embattled western tower containing 5 bells: and thereafter descended lineally to Edward (Stafford)
the chancel retains sedilia and a piscina, and there is also Duke of Buckingham K.G. but was forfeited to the
a credence shelf and aumbry: the church was partially Crown by his attainder in 1522; it was afterwards
repaired in 1857; in 1884 the tower was rebuilt and the settled upon Charles, Duke of Suffolk, by whom it was
roof of the nave restored in 1888 at the expense of the late sold, and has since passed through various hands.
Rev. William Cooke, hon. canon of Chester and vicar of Desning. (anciently " Deselynge ") Hall is now the
Gazeley (1856-66): the windows of the aisles were 1'e- property of Captain William Robert Gamul Farmer, of
stored and the church reseated in 1891, and it now Nonsuch Park, Cheam, Surrey; and Desnidge Lodge,
affords 300 sittings. The register dates from the 35th of J. G. Barclay esq. Captain W. R. G. Farmer is lord'
year of Henry VIII. (1543-4), but the entries previous of the manor of Desning; Sir Robert Affieckr bart. of
to 1578 were copied by Thomas Nuce, then vicar, from Dalham Hall, is lord of the manor of Bovills, and owns
the old register books. The living' is a vicarage, con- nearly all the land in the parish. Captain W. R. G.
!olida.ted 'With the rectory of Kentford, joint net yearly , Farmer and C. E. and H. L. Hammond esqrs. of New-
value £190, with residence and 4 acres of glebe, in the market, are the other landowners. The soil is various,
 142 GAZELEY. SUJ4'FOLK. [ KELLY'S

being in some parts a stiff clay, in others -<:halky; and through Newmarket arrive ·at 7 a.m. k 'I p.m. &; ate
in others a light blowing sand; the subsoil is principally dispatched at 6.15 p.m.; on .sunday they are dispatched
chalk. The crops are wheat, barley, beans, ·peas and at 10.10 s.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Dal-
roots. The area is 5,915 acres; rateable value, £3,23°; ham, 2 miles distant
and the population in 1891 was 883. National School (mixed), erected in 1843, for lIS
Needham Street consists of one farm and 4 cottages, children; average attendance, 91; Frederick Ernest
situated a mile north from the church. French, master; Mrs. French, mistress; also a. Sunday
Parish Olerk, John Cockerton. school
Post &; M. O. 0., 8". B. &; Annuity &; Insurance office.- Carrier.-William Plummer, passes through to Bury
William WaIter Buson, sub-postmaster. Letters every wed. returning same day.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bocock William Percy, agent to C. E. Hurrell Lucy (Mrs.), coal dealer
Eocock William Percy, Needham hall & H. L. Hammond esqrs. Needham Huson William Walter, gr()cer &;
Butler Rev.Geo. Hew M.A.TheVicarage hall ' draper, Post office .
WQmbwell Capt.Reginald A.Bovills hall Bocock Wm.farmer, Man<lr House frm Jarvis Edmund, Chequers P.H
, Everitt Agnes (Miss), dressmaker . Kidd Alfred, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Harvey Robert John, farmer, miller King Sidney, farmer, Desning hall
Alecock Arthur, blacksmith (steam roller i& wind) i& baker Whitmore Elizabeth Moye (Mrs.),
Eocock Ernest William, farmer, Eovills Hogarth Benjamin, etud groom to Sir Oarpenters' Arms P.R ,
Hall farm Rbt. Affleck bart. The Hill Stud frm Wright Albt.Edwin,butchel' &; shopkpr
GEDDING is a parish on a small stream which joins Arthur Wakerley esq. of Gedding 'Hall, and held since
the river Gipping at Combs, 7 miles west from Stow· 1895 by the Rev. William Turnbull Pilter, of King's
market station, 3! north-east from Cockfieldetation, on College, London. Arthur Wakerley esq. who is lord of
the Bury and Melford branch of the Great Eastern rail- the manor, and Mr. John Joel Raker,. are the principal
way, and 9 south-east from Bury, in the North Western landowners. The soil is clay and loam; subsoil, chiefly
division {If the county, Thingoe and Thedwastry petty clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and pasture. The
sessional division, Thedwastry hundred, Stow union, area (including Little Gedding) is 493 acres; rateable
Stowmarket county court district, rural deanery of value (excluding Little Ged'ding) £328; the population
Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of in 1891 was 90.
Ely. The church of St. Mary is a small building of Sexton F Lister
flint and brick in the Early English style, consisting of ,.. .
chancel, nave and a low western tower containing 2 Letter Box cleared at 5.:1:0 p.m. week days 1& 10·40 a.~.
bells: the east window is stained: the church was re- sundays. Letters th~ou~h Bury St. Edmunds arrIve
stored in 1884 at a cost of £5 00, and has about 80 at 8·30 a.~. WOolPlt IS the nearest tel~graph office
sittings. The register dates from the year 1543., The k ,Fels!:am IS the nearest money order offi.:Ce, about II
living is a discharged rectory, net yearly value £77, in- miles distant
eluding 5 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of The children of this place attend the. school at Felsham
Pilter Rev. William Tnrnbull,Rectory RakeI' John Joel, fal'IDer &i landowner, Steward Al'thur, farmer, Grange farm
Wakerley Arthur, Gedding hall . Wentis, &; agent for A.rthur WakeI'- Waterman James, farm bailiff to Mr.
Pike Charles Albert, miller (wind ley esq Ralph Hitchcock
&; steam)
GEDGRAVE (formerly <8xtra-pamchial) is now 8 marshes extend to the sea, a distance {If <ln9 mile: The
parish in the 'Southern Eastern division of the county, chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and peas. The area
Plomesgate hundred- and union, Woodbridge petty ses- is 1,802 acres· of land, 7 of water, 78 of tidal water and
sional division and county court district, one mile sooth 80 ()f foreshore; rateable value, £1,378; the population
from Orford, 12 east from Woodbridge- and 8 south-east in 1891 was 67. .
from Wickham Market railway station. Arthur lHerbert Letters through Wickham Market. Orford is the
EdwardWood eBq. ,of Sudbourne Hall, is lo-rd {If the >Bearest money order i& telegraph office, about I! milea
manor and principal landowner. The soil is light and ,,' distant
mixed; subsoil, principally crag and gravel; large feeding The children of this place attend school at Orford
Hayward Thomas, farmer,. Gedgrave hall
GIPPING is a hamlet and pretty village in the· parish sittings. The register is included in that of Stowmarket.
of St<Jwmarket, 2i miles north-east from Haughley The living is a chapelry, net yearly value £50, in the gift
Junction station on the Ipswich and Norwich section of of trostees, and 'held since 1894 by the Rev. Edward
the Great Eastern railway, and 4 north-north-east from George. Falconer, of St. Mdan',s, who is also vicar of and
Stowmarket, in the North Western divisi<ln of the resides at ,old N:ewton. Edmund Baker 'and Edward Bell
oounty, Stewmarket petty sessional division, Stow esqrs. ar9 ·the clUef [a.ndowueIlS. The soil is heavy; AU~
hundred and union and Stowmarket county court dis· soil, clay. The principal crops are wheat, barley and
trict. The place gives its name to the river Gipping, oats. The area is 1,158 acres; ra.teable value, £529;
which is so-called as far only as Ipswich, where it be.. t1he population in 1891 was 45. .
comes the Orwell. Gipping chapel is an ancient build- Parish Clerk, John Ellis.
ing of flint with stone dressings in the Decorated style, Letters received from Stowmarket at 8 a.m.; dispatehed
consisting of small chancel', nave and an embattled at 6 p.m. Raughley lis the nearest money order & tele-
western tower containing one bell: the east window is graph office, 21 miles distant
partly filltld; with' ancient stained glass: there are 80 The children of this place attend the school a.t Old NewtloD
Baker Edmund, farmer, -Grange farm
Baker Edmund Hudson,frmr.Gate frm
I Edward9 Philip, farmer, Rookery farm
Miller Frank, farmer
GISLEHAM: is a parish 2! miles south from Carlton Rev. EmerSiOn Humble, of St. Bees. The rent of the
Oolvillle sta.tion on the Beccles and Lowestoft section of the pooo-'$ land of 10 acres is distributed in coals. The Rev.
Great Eastern railway and 4 south-west from Lowestoft, B. G. Barnard-Smith M.A. of Carlt,ou Colville, Com-
in the Northern division of the county, Mutford and mander Charles Reeve R.N. of Gisleham Lodge, and
Lothingland incorporation, petty sessional division and Clement Burton esq. are the chief landowners. The soil
hundred, Lowestoft county court district, rural deanery of is various, light and heavy; subsoil, sand &; clay. The
Lothingland, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of NOO'- chief erops are wheat, barley, roote, olover, beans and
wich. The church of Holy Trinity is an ancient building peas. The area ii 1,338 a.cre8; rateable value, £1,593;:
()f flint with stone dressings, in the Early Decorated style, and the population in 1891 was 287.
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a round Parish Olerk, James Rumsby.
embattled western tower with octagonal belfry stage, Letterd by foot post through Lowestoft arrive at 9 a.m.
contlaining 2 bells: the font is ancient and beautifully The nearest money order, post k telegraph office is at
carved: the church was restored and reseated in 1861, and Ke"'!'Iingland, 8000ut II miles distant. Wall Letter Box
in 1887 the interior was restored and new roofed at a cost elearoo at 8.15 a.m. k 5.45 p.m
-of about £7°: tner~ are 200 sittings. The regieter dates School, built in 1848, with residence annexed for the
from the year 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly mistress, for 60 clriidren; average attendance, SI;
value £266, with 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the school enlarged in 1894; the school is iSupported by
gift of the Lure! Chancellor, and held since 1897 by the funds &i government grant; Mrs. Charles Balls, mistrllS
Humble Rev. Emerson, Rectory COlnlERCIAL. Balls Samuel, farmer
Neave William Burton Clement &; Son, farmers k
R'eeve Commander Charlell R.N., J.P. Andrews Edwin, farmer, Ivy cottage landowners, White house & Hall frmi
Gisleham lodge Balls Charles· (Mrs.), school teacher Cole John Fisbel', farmer
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DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. GLEMHAM PARVA. 143
Danby Daniel,fanner, dairyman & poul- HadmanErnest Albt.fannr.Grange frm Rumsby Isaae, market gardener
terer, Church Farm dairy Harrison George W. miller (wind) , Rumsby James, market gardener &
Easey Brothers, steam brick manufctrs Harrison Robert, fanner parish clerk
Goulby James, blacksmith Perry George, wheelwright Rumsby William, market gardener
GISLINGHA:M: is a pleasant village and parish 21 connection with the Church of England Society and is .at
miles north lrom Finningham. and 21 louth-west from present avail&bole for 8 children. Lord Henniker, who is
Melli.s stations of the Ipswich and Norwich section of the lord of the manor of Goldingham, and George Holt Wilson
Great Eastern railway, 5 south-west from Eye, in the esq. of Redgrave Hall, lord of the manor of Rushes-with-
North Eastern divi'Sion of the county, Hartismere hundred, Jennies, the trustees of John Watling Ion esq. and Miss
petty sessional division and union, Eye county court Bloomfield are the principal landowners. The llOil is
district, :rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaoonry mixed, with 'Some heavy; eubsoil, principaJly clay, with
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. some bricl{ eal"th in parts. The land is cultivated on the
Mary, erected in the 15th century, is a structure of flint, four-course shift. The area is 2,210 acres; rateable value,
in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, £2,818; the population in 1891 was 494.
north porch and an embattled western tower of brick, Parish Oerk, William Warner.
ereoted in the reign of Oharles I. and containing 6 bella: Post & Parcel Office.-William John Kerry, sub-post-
the font is ancient and embellished with carved figures: master Letters arrive from Eye at 8 -a.m.; dispatched
there are 376sittings. 'The register dates from the year at 6 p.m. & on sunday :the box closes at 10 a.m. Postal
1558 . The living is a :rectory, net yearly value £430, orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest money
including 54 aere3 of ,glebe, with residence, in the gif,t order & telegraph office is at Finningham, 2 miles distnt
of Montagu Turner esq. and held lSince 1891 by the
Rev. Arthur Horatio Bellman RA. of Caius College, Cam- Wall Letter Box, near the Chapel, cleared 5.45 p.m.;
bridge. Here is a Free Methodist chapel, bnilt in 1860. sundays, 9. 15 a.m
The charities, arising from land left by Messrs. Darley and Schools.
Symonds, in the year 1600, amount to £50 yearly, which National (mixed), rebuilt in 1870, for 74 chiadren;
sum is applied to the repairs of the church, the relief of the average attendance, 58; Henry Stansfield, master
poor and the education of poor children. The Thornham National (infants), for 25 children; average attendance.
Memorial Home for boys is managed by a committee in 21; Mrs. Oollyer, mistres.s
Bellman Rev. Arthur Horatio RA. Finch Nathaniel, miller (wind' &; Osborn Elizabeth (Mrs.), hair dresser
(rector) steam), malt & hop agent Prike Robert, thatcher
Milnes John George Fisher Elijah, farmer, Potash farm Robinson Thomas, plumber & painter
COMMERCIA.L. Ford Thos.fanner (resides Debenham) Seaman Peter, coal dealer
lJarker Frederick, fanner Hudson Frederick, grocer Selsby William, poultry dealer
Berry Jame,s,carpenter &> wheelwright Huggins Alex. Frank, Six Bells P.H Smith Henry, veterinary surgeon
Bloomfield Henry, fanner Kerry William John, grocer, draper, Smith Philip, farmer
Bridges Robert, farmer boo" & wine dealer, &; patent Sparrow George, fanner, Manor farm
Coe WaIter, farmer, Spring farm medicine vendor, Post office Steggall Charles, blacksmith
Cotton John, farmer, Street fann Knights Wm. fanner, Church fann Steggall William, farmer
Craske Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Knott Emerson, bricklayer & farmer Taylor Jaoob, boot maker
Davy Ephraim, fann bailiff to Mr. B. Milnes John George L.R.C.P.Lond., Thornham Memorial Home for Boys
Ellis M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon &; medical (Miss Annie Cooke, matron)
Ellis Harry Baker, fanner, Red hou.se officer i& public vaccinator, Gisling; VinQ6llt John, beer retailer
Ellis William, farmer, Rush green ham district, Hartismere union Whitmore Thomas, relieving officer &
Elmer Thomas, blacksmith Mowle George, carpenter registrar of births & deaths, Botes-
English James, carter Munns John, clerk to parish council & dale district, Hartismer~ union
Farrow Robert, farmer, Parkway assistant overseer Witton Sarah Ann (Miss), shopkeeper
GREAT GLEMHA:M: is a village and parish 4l miles here was erected in J.892. Here are clay ~md sand pits.
south-east from Framlingham and 2 ea,st from Parham Glemham House, a. larie modern mansion of white brick,
station on the Framlingham branch of the Great Eastern standing in an _ elevated position and surrounded
railway, in the North Eastern division of the connty, by a park {)f about 70 acres, is the property of the trustees
Plomesgate hundred and union, Framlingham petty 8es- of the late Duke of Hamilton and Brandon K. T. e:J. 1895,
sional division, Fram~ingham and Saxmundham county who are lords of the manor and principa1landowoer8. Th(o
court district, rural deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints· l'lOQits, barley 6Ild hay. The area is 1,914 acres, moat
is 6 building of flint with stone dressings, in ihe Perpen- part arable; rateable value, £1,45°; the population in
dicmaorstyle, consisting of chancel, nave, north and south 1891 was 282. .
porches and a fine embattled western tower containing one Parish Clerk, James Mayhew.
bell: the church was restored in 1878, at a cost of about Post Office.-Williaan Heffer, sub-postmaster. Lettera
£600, and affords 150 sittings. The register dates from arrive at 7.25 a.m. & 1.30 Ip.m. f;ram Saxmundham;
the year 1578. The living is a chapelry, annexed to the dispatched at 9.45 a.m. & 6 p.m. Postal orders are
rectory of Little Glemham,average tithe rent-cha.rge £3°4, issued :here, but nolt; paid. Farnham is the neareet
joint net yearly value £213, including 7 acres of gle.be, in money order office & Benhall Green the nearest tele-
the gift of the Earl of Guilford, and held since 1886 by graph office, 3 miles distant
the Rev. William Hooper M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford, National School (mixed), built in 1874, for 75 children;
who resides a.t Little Glemham. The Methodist chapel average attendance, 45; Miss Gertrude Young, mistl'&88
Bloom£eld Col. Alfred J~P. The Grove AbboU John, fanner, Street fann Dove Robert. farmer, Church farm
R1:UlDacl~ George Alldis Samuel, tailor Heffer William,blacksmith, Post office
. . Borrett George, farmer Lankester William, farm bailifr to
COMMERCIAL. Brook Edwin, farmer, Whitehous9 fIn trustees of the Duke of Hamilton
Abbott David, Crown inn Clow WaIter Levitt, shoe maker Self Herbert E. shopkeeper
GLEMHAM PARVA is a village and parish, near the the Hon. Nicholas Herbert M.P. for Newport, 1739 Bnd
river Ore and {)n the TOad from Wickham Market to Sax- 1747, and for Wilton, 1769-75, d. I Feb. 1775; Ann (North)
mundham, 4 miles south-west from Saxmundham and J. his relict, d. 25 Dec. 1789; and -to Barbara (Herbert) 1st
mile north-east from Marlesford station on the Framling- wife of Edward (Stratford) 2nd Earl of Aldborough; she
ham branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the North died 11 April, 1785: there are 80 sittings. The register
Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate hundred and dates from the year 1578. The living is a rectory with
union, Framlingharn petty sessional division, Framlingham Great Gle.mham annexed, joint net yearly value £25°,
and ISaxmundham county court district, rural deanery {)f including 7 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. the E3rl {)f Guilford, and held since 1886 'by the Rev.
The church of St. Andrew is a structure of flint with stone 'William Hooper l\I..A.. of Lincoln College, Oxford. Glem-
dressings in the Perpendicular style, consisting of nave and ham Hall, a large and ancient mansion of brick, sur-
an enlarged transept on the north side, south porch and an rounded by a well-wooded park of 350 acres, is the pro-
embattled western tower conmining 3 bells: there are perty of the Earl of Guilford, and occupied by Charlotte
three stained windows, and the church contains several Maria, Lady North. The Earl of Guilford is lord of the
monuments of the North family, Earls of Gnilford, in- manor and principal landowner. The soil is mixed; sub-
eluding the Hon. Sir Dudley North kt. ob. 31 Dec. 1691; soil, clay. The chief crops are Wheat, roots, barley and
Mrs. Oatherine North, 1715; Dudley North, 1729; also hay. The area is 1,277 acres of good soil and 8 of water;
Dudley North, 1764, and a full-length Italian IStatue of rateable value, £1.448; the population in 1891 was 281.
great beauty, of Dudley North ellq. 1829; monuments to Parish Clerk, Abraham Hunt.
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PO&t Office.-William Baskett, !Sub-postmaster. Letters

arrive fxom Wickham Market at 7.10 a.m. &; 2.50 p.m. ;
I
is the nearest money order &; 'Wickham Market the
nearest telegraph office, 3 miles d.<.istant
I National School (mixed), erected in 1855, for 65 children;.
dispatched at I I a.m. &; 6.20 p.m. &; at 9 a.m. on sunday.
I average attendance, 49; Miss Mary Qoulton, mistress)
P()SItal orders are issued here, but not pai<i Farnham
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Huson John, farmer, Pear Tree farm
Hooper Rev. William M.A. (rector), Baskett Wm. grocer &; draper, Post off Rope Brothers, farmer, Sinc farm
The Rectory Bedwell Alfred, Lion P.H. blacksmith Rope Edwin James, architect
Jennings Misses &; coal merchant Stannard John miller (water &; steam.)
North Lady, Glemham hall Clow William, estate carpenter &; farmer

GLEMSFORD is a village and parish north {)f the river Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express, Delivery, Parcel
Stour, with a station I mile south of the village on the Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office (Railway Su~
Cambridge and Long Mellord section of the Great Eastern Office). Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk added).-
railway, 7 miles north-west from Sudhury and 5 east- Alfred Game, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
north-elllSt from Clare, in the Southern division of the Sudbury at 6 a.m. &; 10.15 p.m. Box closes at I I a.m.
oounty, hundred of Babergh, Melfmd petty sessional &; 6.10 p.m. &; 7.30 p.m.; sundays, 6.10 p.m. only
division, Sudbury union and county court district, rural Wall Letter Boxes, Hunt's hill, cleared at Il.IO B.m. &;
deanery and 6rchdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. 6,30 p.m.; sundays, 6.20 p.m.; Egremont stree\.
The small river Glem flows east of the parish. cleared at Il.20 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ; ,sundays, 6.30 p.m. ;
The parish is under the oontrol of an Urban District Clare road, clewred at II.45 a.m. &; 6.45 p.m.; sundays.
Council of twelve members, formed under the provisions 6.50 p.m
of the" Local Government Ad, 1894." 56 &; '57 Vict. ch·73· URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The church {)f St. Mary is a large building of stone and
flint in the L6ta Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Meets at Board School once monthly on Wednesday, at.
clerestoried nave of three baYJs, aisles, north and south 7.30 p.m.
porches. and an embiattled western tower, which has been Members.
rebuiJt and contains 6 bells: there is one stained window:
All retire in April, 1902.
the church was reseated and thoroughly restored in 18 73, Chairman, Samuel Wallace Downs.
at 8 cost of £3,400. and affords about 800 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1550. The living is a rectory, Robt. Jos. Clarke Charles Malyon
net yearly value £329, wiJth ,about 75 acres of glebe and George Copsey Arthur MiddIeditcb.
ho-usa, in the gift of the Bishop of Ely, and held 8ince WaIter Ford Charles Smith
1887 by the Rev. Herbert Hall M.A., S.C.!L. of Brasenose ehas. Goodchild Cornelius Sore
Oollege, Oxford. There are two Baptist .chapels and a Wm. Samuel Goodchild Edward Underwood
Primit!ive Methodist chapel. Oharities to the amount Rev. Herbert Hall M.A
of £37 61. are distributed in money and ooals at Ohrist- Officers.
mas. Hammond's charity, :left in 1658, produces about Olerk, Thomas Bates, Friars street, Sudbury
£19 a year, which is divided ·amOllg 12 :poo~ men. Here Treasurer, Arthur J. Grimwade, Sudbury
is a s!ilk throwing mill, a ..silk factory and a horsehair Medical Officer of Health. John Sinclair Holden M.D. 5.
and a cocoanut fibre manufactory, unitedly giving em- Friars street, Sudbury
ployment to a large number of persons. George Frederick Sanitary Inspector & Surveyor & Collector, Herbert LesliEt
Beaumont esq. F.RA. of The Lawn, Coggeshall. Essex, Taylor, Glemsford
who is lord 'Of the manor of Glemsfo,rd, and of Cams A School Board of 5 members was formed 4 April, 18 71 ;'
Metholds and Wimbolds in Glemsford, William Samuel H, C. Canham, Sudbury, clerk to the board; Cornelius
GoodC'hild esq. Edward Stark!ie Bence esq. D.L., J.P. of Copsey, attendance officer
KEimtwell HaB, and the trustees of the late J. G. Hale Board School, erected 1n 18 71, at a cost of over £3,000, for
are the <lhief landowners. The soil isa mixture of loam, 206 boys, 146 girls & 180 infants; average attendance-.
sand and gravel; subsoil, clay. 'l'he crops are wheat, 125 boys, 13 2 girls &; Il7 infants; the National sohool
'barley and oats. The area is 2,235 acres of la.nd and I I is now used only for the Sunday school &; parish meet-
of water; rateable value, £4,45 2 ; the population in 189 1 ings; William Henry Payton, master; Mis,s Eleanoo:-
was 2,375 in the civil, and 2,441 in the eccles!iasticaJ Bowrey, infants' mistress
pa.;;hi:.ocal Government Board Order 14>465, March 24. Police Station, Inspector Robert Reeve, &; I constable
188 4, a purl of Frinstead End was transferred from Railway Station, Frederick Ward, station master
Glemsford to Boxtad. Carrier to
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Sexton, Charles Adams. Bury St. :&lmunds David Brown, wed
Hall Rev.He·rbert M.A.,S.O.L.(rector) Crick Da.vid, farmer Purr Ernest, shopkeeper
Peacock Andrew, Brook house Dacre Henry, Prince of Wales P.H Raymond William Charles,Plough P.B
Savage George, Hill house Downs E. W. &; Son, machinists Rice Georga, plumber &; glazier
E. C. Fibre Co. Limited, flax mers Richardsou Benjamin, farmer & miller
COMMERCIAL. Fenn Alfred, cocoanut mat maker (wind &; water)
Adams Mary (Mrs.), baker Farrance David. fishmonger Salter Wm.beer retailer &; shopkeepe~
AlIen Ebenezer (Mrs.), shopkeeper Fayers Arthur John. shopkeeper Savage George. farmer &; landowner
Allen Harry, cocoa nut mat maker Game Alfred. grocer &; draper, Post off Scott David. builder
..Alien John, Greyhound P.H Game Mary Ann(Mrs.),BlackLionP.B Shepherd Geol'ge, plumber 1& glazier
Anderson &; BobertsQn Lim. silk Game WaIter, Crown hotel 11; com· Smith Ellen (Mrs.), Three 'runs P.B'
throwsters (Jas. Blair. manager) mercial house Smith John, blacksmith
Beeton Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer Goodacre &; Son cocoanut mat makers Smith William Charles, shopkeeper
Bigg William King, tailor Goodchild Charles, farmer Taylor Edward, hair dresser
Brewster George, shopkeeper Goodchild William Samuel, farmer ,., Taylor Herbert Leslie, sanitary in-
Byford John, shopkeeper &; cocoanut landowner spector, surveyor & collector to
mat make!' Hartley James. wheelwright Glemsford Urban District Council
Chaplin AUred, relieving officer. gnd HoIdsworth J. &; Co. cocoa nut mat Taylor Walter, beer :retailer
district, &; registrar of births &; makers (Thomas Dunwell, manager) Thompson William WaIter, tailor
deaths, school attendance officer & Howard Edward, shopkeeper Twinn Alethea (Mrs.), farmer
vaccination officer. Hartest sub-dis.. Keeble Edwin Cockel, grocer &; draper Underwood Edll"ard,boot &; shoe makel'
trict, Sudbury nnion Kolle H. i& ,Son Lim. hair seating 1& Vanner &; Sons. silk manufacturers
Clarke Oscar William, baker & butcher cocoanut mat '&; matting mannfctrs (Ezra AIston, manager)
O1'arke Robert J. grocer &; draper Large Augustus, farmer Waring Richard Waiter. surgeon.
Olarke Rebecca (Miss), farmer, Malyon Charles, shopkeeper (branch surgery)
Potash farm Mason Thomas, shopkeeper Watkinson Cornelius, basket maker:
Copsey Joseph, Cock inn Maxim Charles. pig &; poultry dealer Watkinson Ernest, grocer
Oopsey Joseph, jun. butcher &; beer Middleditch George, shoe maker Watkinson Frederick, shoe maker-
retailer . Pearman William, blacksmith Watkinson Josiah, shoe maker
Copsey Thomas, cocoanut mat maker Pettit Charles. carpenter
GORLESTON is a parish forming part of the town of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, and has been added to tliai:
oounty for adnrinistrative purposes.
GOSBECK is a parish and scattered village 011 the division of the county, Bosmere and Claydon petty ses·
Ipswich road, 4l miles east from Needham Market sional division and union. Bosmere and Claydon hundred,
station and 7 north from Ipswich. in the South Eastern Ipswich county court district, rural deanery of Bosmere,
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
archdeaconry of Suffolk. and diocese of Norwich. The
church of St. Mary is a plain but very ancient building,
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled
western tower with pinnacles, containing one beU: a
Saxon doorway and window discovered in the north wall
of the nave have been reopened: the church was re-
stored m 188 3, at an ou11ay of £1,200, from designs by
.Mr. H. J. Green, architect, Norwich, and affords 128
sittings. The register dates from the year 1550. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value £280, including 13
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Pembroke
.college, Cambridge, and held .since 18 9 8 by the Rev.
Henry Eugene Roberts M.A. of that college. Lord De
Saumarez of Shrubland Park, [s lord of the manor. Lord
'Tollema.che, J. Austin, of Brandeston, the Venn trustees,
T. Gocher and Oapt. Mileson Edgar, of Whitt'on, are
Bobarts Rev.HenryEugene M.A.Rectry' Grimwood Johnson, thatcher
COMMERCIAL. Hart Harry, farmer
OrackneU James, Greyhound P.H Hart Jabez, farmer
Garnham William, farmer Howe Jonathan, farmer
,GROTON is a parish 7 miles east from Sudbury station
and 6 west from Hadleigh, in the S'outhern division of
the county, Babergh hundred, Boxford petty sessional
division, Hadleigh county court district, Cosford union,
l'Ilral deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sudbury and
.diocese of Ely. The church of St. Bartholomew is an
ancient building of flint in the Late Decorated style, con-
sisting of chancel, nave, aisl'es, south porch and an em-
battled western tower containing 5 bells: the chancel
wa's restored in 1873, and a. stained east window erected in
1875, in memory of the Winthrop family, and there are
two other memorial windows and a monument to Col.
Waring, M.P. for Bishop's Castle, Salop: the church was
~eated- with open benches in 1870, and :in 1882 was re-
,stored and an ·organ chamber built: there are 200 sitting.,
.120 being free. The regis;l;.er dates from the year 1560.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £221, including
.12 acres of glebe, in the gift of Mrs. Fit.zgerald, and held
.since 1872 by the Rev. John William Wayman M.A. of
Magdalene College, Cambridge. There are four almshouses
with gardens attached, purchased in 1762, and kept in
I"epair by the parish, for the use of 4 poor persons;
&nnuities amounting to £8 yea1"ly are distributed to the
Wawan Rev.John Wm. M.A.(rector) KembaU Frederick, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Kemball Richard (exors. of), farmerl
Bowers Walt. Fred, Fox &; Hounds P.H &; landowners, Groton hall
Hills Henry, farmer, Goslings Gm.frm Kemball William, farmer
Bogger Benjamin, wheelwright Lingley Elizabeth (Mrs.)~ shopkeeper
Xemball Charles, farmer Lingley Henry, blacksmith
GRUNDISBURGH is a. villag-e and parish, 3 miles
north-west from Woodbridge and about 2 north from
Bealings station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of
the Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern division
'Of the county, Carlford hundred, Woodbridge petty ses-
sional division, union and county court district, rural
deanery of Carlford, arcbdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is an ancient
riructure of flint in the Florid Gothic lltyle, consisting of
chancel, nave, t'louth aisle, or chapel, and ·a tower of
brick at the 8'Ouibh-west angle, erected in 173 I, with
funds left for the purpose by Mr. Robert Thinge, and
mnta:ining a clock and 8 bells: on the south side is a
cilapel, erected in 1527, to the memory of Thomas and
Alicia. Wall: the nave has a finely carved oak roof, re-
trtored in 1888: the ancient font has carved figures on
it. sides: in the chancel are monuments to the Blois
family, including William Blois, ob. 10 Jan. 1621: a fine
carved screen, which has heen .partially restored, .8eparat~
~e chancel from the nave: the clmroh w31S restored
internally and reseated in 1874: the east and west
windows are new, and the others have been partially
'1'e!tored, at a cost of a.bout £700, under the direction
of Mr. Hakewill, _of Playford, 811'chitect: the organ was
erected in 1878, a.t a cost of £265: the nave and north
aisle were restored in 1891, from designs and under the
~ection of Mr. H. J. Green, architect, of Norwich:
iihere a.re 276 sittings, 70 being free. The il'egister date.
from the year 1540. The living is a. rectory, net yearly
value £350, including 46 acres of giebe and residence, !in
lhe .gift of Trinity Oollege, Cambridge, and held since I
18 94 by the Rev. .Alfred Edward Flaxman M.A. of Trinity
Oollege, Cambridge. There ia a Baptist chapel here.
The ~wn estate consisting of some cottages and
about 27 a?res of land, let for about £40 yearly,
1rU the ~ifb of the Rev. John Yate. In 1730
:&obm Thmge J~ft. a :rear1y rent-charge of £2 128.
for a weekly distnbuhon of bread among the
GRUNDISBURGH. 145
I the principal landoQwners. The soil is heavy; subso~
stiff clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans.
The area. is 1,466 acres; rateable value, £1,128; the
population in 1891 was :288.
Parish Clerk, William Eme.sy.
Letters through Ipswich, arrive at 7.30 a.m. PillaI' Bo:s:
cleared at 6.25 p.m. week days only. Coddenham is
the nearest money order &; telegraph office &; post office
!Savings bank, about 2 miles distant
School Board of 5 members, formed 20 May, 1875; Rev.
H. E. Roberts M.A. clerk to the board; George Fiske,
Ooddenham, attendance officeI'
Board School (mixed), erected in 1877, for 60 children;
average attendance, 45
Carrier to Ipswioh.-List, daily
Penaston Frank Richard, farmer
Ratcliffe Fl'!ederick. farmer
Southgate Geo. miller (wind &; steam)
Turner John, farmer &; shopkeeper
poor of the parish. Groton was anciently held by the
.A:bbot of Bury, and was given at the Dissolution to Adam
Winthorp esq. of whose family it was purchased in the
reign of Charles I. by Thomas Waring esq. member of 8
family of wealth and position, long resid~nt here and in
the neighbouring parish of Edwardstone. ,Sir Joshua
Thellu8son Row-ley bart. of Tendring Hall, who is lord of
the manoI' and Goorge Pilkington Dawson esq. are the
principal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area. is
1,468 .acres, including 130 acres of woodland and 39 acres
of common; rateable value, £1,603; the population in
1891 was 437 in the civil and 463 in the ecclesiastical
parish.
By !Local Government Board Order 16,4609, Ma.reh 25,
1885, detached parts of Grown were added to Boxford•
Letters throu~h Oolchester arrive at 7 a.m. Wall Letter
Box, near Groton House, clea·red at 9 a.m. &; 5.45 p.m.
week days only. Bo:s:ford is the nearest moQney order &;
telegraph office, about Ii miles distant
School, with residence for mistress, erected in 1854, for
72 children; average attendance, 59; Mis.s Emma. S.
J enkins, mistress
Morley John, farmer
Mudd Arthur Edwin, frmr. Lodge frm.
Underwood Daniel Frederick Arthur,
farmer, Malting farm
Worters Thomas Benjamin, farmer
poor. J. Lucock left funds for the purchase of £284
£3 10S. -per Cent. Annuities, the dividends to be applied
as followl: £5 for a weekly distribution of threepenny
loavel, £5 for the support of a. Sunday school and the
residue to be annually distributed in bread and coals
among the poor. The late Samuel Taylor Dawson also
left a bequest of £200, similarly invested, to supply coals
to those in needy circumBtances. The Village Club and
Institute, established in 1877, and ,affiliated to the parent
IlOciety at Ipswich, wall enlarged in 1885, and rebuilt and
again enlarged in 1890; the library contains 140 volumes.
A Parish room wa.s built in 1891. The Gurdon Lodge
of Odd ,Fellows is held at the Dog inn. Grundisburgh
HaJl, the property of Lord Cranwol'lth, but at present
(I~) lUlOCCuplied, ia pleasantly ~eated in the midst of
& "'ell-wooded park and pleasure ~rounds of 24 acres.
Lord Cranworth, of Letton Hall, who is lord of the manor,
Thomas Taoon and Robart Oollins esqrs. and the trusteElil
of the l&te Thomas Read are lIhe principal landmvnera.
The fJoil ia mixed; 8ubso~ loam. and produces good
crops of grain, beet and turnipa. The area. is 1,871 acres;
rateable value, £2,850; the population in 1891 was 822.
&x1lon, cli£enry Killer.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Expreu Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Arthur
John Savage, .ub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
Woodhridge at 7.15 a.m. &; 2 p.m. ; di.patched at 10.50
a.m. & 5.50 p.m
.
A School Board of 5 mem~ers W1~s ~ormed eomP.uIsonly
30 June, 18 73, for the Umted DIstrIct of Grundlsbur~h
&; Burgh; Rev. Arthur Maude M.A. of Burgh, chal~-
man &; clerk to the board
Board Sohools (mixed), built in 1875, at a cost of
£2,100, for the parishes of Grundisburgh &; Burgh, for
225 boys &; girls &; 54 infants; average attendance, 63
boys, 57 girls &; 72 infants: the infants' school was
SUFFOLK 10
 146 GRU~D~BURGH. SUFFOLK. [ DLLY'S
enlarged in 1895 at a cost of £170: there is a detached Carriers to:-
house for the master, built in 1876; Josiah W. Ha.rdy, Ipswich-Charles Dunnett, tues. wed. fri. &; sat. morn..
master returning the same days
Police Station, Clharles Taylor, constable Woodbridge Thomas Ad'ams, mono wed. thurs. &; sat
Brown Walter, Grundisburgh house Evans Edward Thomton,farmer,Stana- Pipe Eliza (Mrs.), cooper &; baske~
Buttrum Miss . way farm &. sieve maker &; shopkeeper
Flaxman Rev.A1fd. Edwd. B.A.Rectory Fosker Arthur, smith Pratt Philip Pyett, farmer &. clerk to
Gower Richard, Green bank Foulger Charles, baker Parish Council &; collector of income
Schofield James, Rose villa Gladwell Richard Hume,com .& coal dlr tax for Grundisbnrgh &; Hasketon
Todd Henry Phelp, Finndale house Hicks Russell, farmer Repington Thomas (Mrs.), saddler &.
Turner Mrs. Meadow side Howe Joseph, miller (wind) harness maker
Hunt William Wright, farmer RichardsonEmma(Mrs.),Half MoonP.H
COMMERCIAL. Lamibert Jeremiah, farmer, White ho Runnacles George, farmer
Ablitt Robert, livery stables Lambert John, boot 0& shoe maker Savage Arthur John, grocer &; draper..
Adams Thomas, carrier Leathers Henry A. timber merchant, &; post office
Burch Charles Henry, butcher &; farmr North villa Simper Horace, farmer, Bond's Corne:r
CookJohn,builder &; contractor,painter, Mallett ~enry, Dog inn farm
wheelwright &; shoeing &; general Miller WaIter, farmer Smith Alfred, The 'Sun IP.H
smith Motum Frederick, sanitary inspector. Smith William, chimney sweeper
Cotton Chas. thrashing machine owner to WoodbridgeRural District Council Spurling George, farmer
Day James, carpenter & assistant overseer '&l clerk to Has- Stannard Harry,harness ma.'&; news agt
Dunnett Charles, carrier keton Parish Council Village Club :& Institute (Hy. Miller..
Dunnett Edward John, wheelwright Parker Benjamin, bricklayer lee. &; librarian)
Dunnett Joseph, grocer &; draper Pipe George Wilgress, osier merchant Ward John, bricklayer
Dunnett Joseph, jun. carpenter &; beer retailer
GUNTON is a. parish on the cliffs of the sea coast, 1 St. Aidan's, who is also vicar of Christ Church, Lowestoft~
mile north-by-west from Lowestoft and 8i south from and resides there. Gunton Hall, the seat of the Mi9ses;
Yarmouth, in the Northern division of the county, Mut- Fowler, is a modem mansion standing in an extensive
ford and Lothingland incorporation, petty sessional and thickly-wooded park, surrounded by pleasure-
division and hundred, county court district of Lowestoft, grounds, lawns and shrubberies, with a picturesque lake-
rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of Suffolk in front. ,The trustees of the late Mrs. Fowler are lord!)
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is a of the manor. E. W. Fowler esq. the Misses Fowler, E.
small but ancient building of flint with stone dressings, H. Fosbery esq. Russell James Colman esq. of The ClyfIe,.
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a low round Oorton, and the Gunton trustees are the principal land-
weste,rn tower: the porch retains a Norman doorway: owners. The &Oil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief
in the chancel is a piscina and a tablet to the Rev. crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and !hay. The Qre~
Francis Bowness, a former rector, and in the nave is 820 acres of land, 5 of water and 31 of foreshore; rate-
another ,to Oharles Boy-ce esq. : there are 100 sittings. The '8ble value, £1,001; the population in 1891 was 59.
register dates from the year 1656. The living is a rec- Letters received by foot post through Lc>westoft, arrive-
tory, net yeal'ly value £85, including 9 acres of glebe, at 7.30 a.m. The nearest money order &; telegraph
in the gift of the trustees of the late Mrs. Robert Cook office is at Corton, about one mile distant
Fowler, and held since 1900 by the Rev. David Dickson, of The children of this place attend the school at Corton

Fowler The Misses, 'Gunton hall Orde Lancelot, Fox Burrow P.H
I
Fowler Ernest Wm.J.P.GuntonOld hall \Hubbard George, farmer, Gunton farm Rackham Henry, farmer, Park farm

HACHESTON is a village and parish on the river rounded by a park of 300 acres, and has been greatly
Ore, between Wickham Market and Framlingham, 4 miles improved at considerable cost. The principal landowners
south-east from the latter place, 8 north-east from Wood- are Arthur Heywood esq. and the trustees of the lata-
bridge, 1 north-west fromM'arlesford station on the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon K.T. (d. 1895). The
Framlingham .branch of the Great Eastern railway and soil is mixed; 6ub90il, clay and sand. The chief crops;
83 from London, in the North-Eastern division of the are wheat, roots, barley, hay and beans. The area is
county, Loes hundred, Plomesgate union, Framlingham 1,770 acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value,.
petty sessional division, Woodbridge county court dis- £1,880; the population in 1891 was 436, including tiha-
trict, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of Suffolk and ha.mlet of Glevering.
diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints is an Sexton, Edward Page.
edifice of flint and brick, in the Perpendicular style, con- Post Office. Charles Kemp, sub-postmaster. Letters
sisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, north porch, and a from Wickham Market arrive at 3.50 a.m.; delivered
tower 70 feet high, containing 5 bells: there are some 6.3 0 a.m.; dispa.tched at 8.50 p.m. including sunday.
monuments 1;0 the Arcedeckne family: the chancel was Postal orders are is'sued here, but not paid. The nearest
restored in 1883 by Lady HuntingfieId. The register money order & telegraph office is at Wicktham Market,.
dates from the year 1589. 'Dhe living is a vicarage, con- ~ miles distant
solidated with that of Parham, joint net yearly value National 'School (mixed), erected, with teacher's resi-
£218, including 7 acres of glebe, with residence, in the dence, in 1872, for over 100 children; average attend-
gif,t of Captain F. Snowden Corrance, of Parham Hall, &Dce, 80; the school has an endowment left by Richard
and held since 1896 by the Rev. John Francis Mather Porter e,sq. in 1707, &;producing £12 yearly, which
M.A. of Trinity O>llege, Cambridge, who resides at Par- sum. is divided between Hacheston &. Parham &; given
ham. There are several small charities left by various in money prizes to the scholars; Frank Anthony, roas'
persons for rtihe relief of the poor. Glevering Hall, the
property and residence of Arthur >Heywood esq. D.L., J.P. Oarriers.
stands about I mile south-west from the village, sur- To Ipswich'-:"Meen, mon & fri
Borrett Miss, The Chestnuts COMMERCIAL. Kemp Oharles, postmaster
Bunn Edward Thomas, Bridge farm Barker Charlotte (Miss), shopkeeper Roe Henry, draper &; grocer
Heywood Arthur D.L., J.P. Glevering Cooper George, boot maker Walker George, farmer, chairman of
hall Cracknell William, farmer, Abbey frm Rural District Council, Rookery frm
Rackham IMiss, Deben view Garnham William, farm bailiff to Waters Geo. estate earpenter,Glevering
Shedlock James John, The Limes Nathaniel A. &; Sydney O. Heywood, Woodward Charles, Queen's Head p.ll
Thurlow George, Ashe Toad •
Bloomville hall
HADLEIGH is a market town, parish, head of a county reign of James IT. The" Local Government Act of 1858'"
court district, and has a terminal station on the Hadleigh (21 and 2~ Vict. o. 98), was adopted here 28 Sep. 1869.
branch of the Great Ea9tern railway from Bentley junc- but under the provisions of the "Local Government
tion, 64 mnes from London, 10 west from Ipswich, 9 Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. C. 73), the town is no~
north-west from Manningtree and I I east from Sudbury governed by an Urban District Council of IS members; it
by road, in the Southern division of the county, hundred, is lighted with gas from works in Bridge street, the
petty sessional division and unic>n of Cosford, rural property of the Hadleigh Gas ConsumerS" Co. Limited.
deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sudbury and The church of St. Mary is an ancient and handsome
diocese of Ely. The river Brett, which is not navigable, ledifice of flint 162 feet long and 73 feet wide, in the
and which has its rise at Brettenham, flows behind the Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
town and falls into the Stour near Stratford St. Mary, in chancel, nave, aisles', south porch and an embattled
this county. Hadleigh was formerly incorporated, but western tower, erected in 1495, with a lofty 'Spire of
6urrendered its charter and writ of quo warranto in the timber, cased with lead, and containing a clock and 8
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. HADLEIGH. .47
bens: at the ends of the aisle are good parclose screens: about £1,100, occupies the site of the old White Horse
the ancient font is Early Decorated, with rich tracery on inn. l'he Hadleigh Young Men's Institute and reading
the bowl: the pulpit waS' erected as a memorial to the room was established 1862. The Mutual Improvement
Very Rev. Henry Barry Knox: the stained east window, Society, established in 1875, has> 200 members, and meet·
comprising several memorial lights, was erected in 1875, ings are held in the Girls' National School-room every
at a cost of £450, defrayed by several of the parishioners; Monday from October to April for lectures, debates> and
there are other memorial windows to Dr. Rowland Taylor, musical entertainments. The Girls' Friendly Society has
sometime rector here, who suffered martyrdom on Ald- about 72 members. The parish library in connection with
ham Common in 1555; to Mu. Knox, second wue of the the parish church is at the Girls' National school, and
Very Rev. H. B: Knox, and to the Very Rev. Edward comprises about 800 volumes. There is a cocoanut mat-
Spooner M.A. late rector, who died in 1899, and Mrs. ting manufactory, carried on by Messrs. Cooke, Sons and
Spooner, his first wue; there are also .some brasses, Co. of 12 Friday street, London, and another carried on
the oldest of which is to Dr. Rowland Taylor, by Messrs. Firmin and Co. who are also rope, twine, sack
mentioned above: the rest include a female and cloth manufacturers; some extensive malthouses,
figure, 1593; one to William Foorthe and Dorothie, his and several corn mills. The market for the sale of
wife, 1599; and others as late as 1637: in the chancel is cattle, sheep and pigs and general. produce is
a stone inscribed to David Wilkins D.D. editor of "Concilia held on Monday. The almshouses, built in 1-887, in
Magnre Britannire," ob. 1745: the exterior of the church George street, at a cost of £1,500, were originally founded
was renovated in 1854-5, at a cost of about by Dr. Wil1iam Pykenham, mentioned above; the new
£1,100, and in 1870 the chancel was restored buildings consist of & block of 14 houses j to hold 28 in-
and re8'6ated at a cost of £1,400, defrayed by mates, viz., 14 men and 14 widows and also an attached
the Very Rev. H. B. Knox, then rector: there are 1,000 cb,apel which was thoroughly restored in 1890 at the
sittings, 400 being free: the churchyard was clo8'6d in cost of the late Dean Spooner and Mrs. Spooner; the
1859. The earliest date of the register is November foundation stone was laid on Jubilee day by Joseph Rand
26th, 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value esq. who gave the sum of £1,000 towards the erection;
£780, with residence, in the gift of the Archbishop of these almshouses are now (1900) supported from the
Canterbury, and held since 1899 by the Very Rev. Ralph estates of the .Grand Feoffment charities. In Ben-
Milburn Blakiston M.A. of Magdalene College, Cambridge, ton street are almshouses for ~ight inmates. Ann.
co-Dean of Bocking and F.S.A. The Mission Church on Beaumont's charity is for educating and apprentic-
Hadleigh Heath, was erected in 1878 and restored in 1891. ing lads of the town. Badleigh Ball, formerly the manor-
The Congregational chapel, in Market place, was erected house, now belongs to and is occupied by Lady Jack&On.
in 1835, and restored in 1890 at a cost of £1,200. There Thomas W oomer RA. and a distinguished sculptor wall
are also Baptist and Primitive Methodist -chapels. born here Oct. 17th,1826 and died in London Oct'7th,18g2.
The Cemetery, situated just outside the town, There are three m anors,viz.Cosford Hall,HadleighHall and·
is' 3' acres in extent, and was opened in July 1856; it is Topesfield Hall: Charles John Grimwade esq. is lord of-
under the control of a Burial Board of nine members. the two latter. The principal landowners are Felix: Thorn-
The Rector's gateway, near the church, is a fine structure ley Cobbold esq. of Felixstowe, Robert Hyatt Cook esq.
of brick dating from 1490, and was built by William Lieut.-Col. Robert Hamilton-Lloyd-Anstruther, of Hin-
Pykenham LL.D. archdeacon ·of Suffolk in 1471, who died tlellham, C. C. Eley esq. of East Bergholt, Wm. Edward
in 1497. A short diswnce from the town, on the road to Sweet Wilson esq. of Friars Hall, Philip Henry Wilson:
Aldham, is another' fine old gate-house and a barn, both esq. of Rosleyn House, the Drapers' Company, Stephen
excellent specimens of brick-work, and the town itself K. Woodward esq. of Stonham, and the Feoffees of the
contains severa~ ancient houses of interest, especially in several local charity estates. The area is 4,3°1 acres of -
Benton street and High street. The Corn Exchange was land and 17 of water; rateable value of HadIeigh,
built in 1813 by voluntary contributions and restored in £IO,Iif), and Hadleigh Hamlet, £521; the population in
1895. The Town Hall was erected in 1851 on the Market 1891 was 3,229.
Feoffment property, l'y the trustees, who hold all the Parish Clerk, Arthur John Grimwade; deputy, Thom8fl
market dues. The Police Station,built in 1855, ata cost of Frederick Corder.
OFFICIAL E3TABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel division :-Aldham, Bildeston, Brettenham,Cheleworth, _
Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, High street Elmsett, Hadleigh, HadIeigh Hamlet, Hitcham, Kettle-
(Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have RS.O. baston, Kersey, Layham, Lindsey, Naughton, Nedging, .
Suffolk added). Miss Mary Jane Ellisdon, post- Semer, Thorpe Morieux, Wattisham. & Whatfield
mistress. Letters arrive at 4.45 a.m. via Ipswich &;
9.20 a.m. &; 2.20 p.m. from London direct; delivered at URBAN DISTRICT roUNOIL.
7 & 9·45 a.m. & 2.40 p.m.; dispatched at 8.45 a.m. & Offices, Market place; board day, first monday in the.--
12.40 p.m. direct to London &c.; box closes at 8,45 month at 7. IS p.m.
a.m. &:; 12.30 p.m.; & 8.35 p.m. via Ipswich, box closes Member•.
at 8.35 p.m.; on payment of an extra id. till 8.45 p.m. ,
Mail from Bildeston at 12.20 p.m.; dispatched at Retire in April, 1901.
2.45 p.m Chairman, George Tonkin Harrison
Hours for ordinary business, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; sundays, Vice-Chairman, Philip Henry Wilson
8 ,to 10 a.m William Ffennell Philip Henry Wilson
Telegraphic, 8 B.m. to 8 p.m.; .undays, 8 to 10 a.m Frederick Grimwade WilliamEdwardSweetWllson
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Money order &:; insurance &:; annuity, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m Charles James Hood I
Wall Boxes:- Retire in April, 1902.
Benton street, cleared week days 10.45 a.m. & 7 p.m Rev. William F. Durant John King
Bridge street, cleared week day., I I a.m. & 7.30 p.m. ; Maj. Ernest Frederick Gales John Shrives
.undays, 7.30 p.m George Tonkin Harrison
OOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR PETTY SESSJONAL Retire in April, 1903.
DIVISION OF OOSFORD. . Daniel Alderton Charles Jeremiah Parker
DipnalI James Fairlie Thomas esq. Overbury hall, Lay- Robert Hyatt Cook
ham, Ipswich, chairman
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Frederick William Woods
John Muriel
Cook Robert Hyatt esq. French's, Hadleigh R.S.O
Gales Major Ernest Frederick, Raworth park, Layham, Officers.
Badleigh R.S.O Clerk, Charles James Grimwade, Market place
Newman Henry esq. Hadleigh R.S.O Treasurer, Roger Kerrison esq. J.P.· Barclay &:; Go.'. Lim.
Pocklington Col. Frederic, Chelsw{)rth, Bildeston S.O Bank, Hadleigh
Scarfe Thomas Nunn, The Br{)oks, Bildeston S.O Medical Officer of Health, Arthur Britten Franey L.B.C.P.
Wilson Wm. Edwd. Sweet esq. Friars hall,HadleighR.S.O & S.Edin. Duke street
The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Badleigh Urban Surveyor, Inspector of Nui~ances &:; Collector, Thomas
& Oosford Rural District Councils, are ex-officio magis- Robert Francis, Belle Vue, New Cntl
trates COSFORD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Clerk to the Magistrafes, Charles James Grimwade,
Market place Meets at the Workhouse on monday, fortnightly, atlia.m.
Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station every monday Chairman, Col. Frederic Pocklington, Chal.worth, Bil-
& thursday at I I a.m. & Special Sessions are held once deston S.O
monthly, on thursday. The following places are in this Clerk, Alfred Newman, Church street, Hadleigh
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TJoeasurer, Roger Kerrison esq. J.P. Barclay &; Co.'s Bank, Superintendent Registrar, Charles James Grimwade.
Hadleigh Market place, Hadleigh; deputy, Harold Wm. Francis
Medical Officer of Health, Alfred Thompson L.R. C.P. Grimwade, Market place
Lond. Boxford Registrars of Births &; Deaths, Lavenham Sub-d~strict,
Surveyor of Highways, Ernest W. Veale, Bildeston John Robt. Garrett, Lavenham; deputy, Edwd. Cooper;
Sanitary Inspecwr, William Walter Scrivener, High Hadleigh sub-district, Oharles Verlander, Bridge st.
street, Hadleigh Hadleigh; deputy, W. W. Scrivener, High st. Hadleigh
Registrars of Marriages, Lavenham Sub-district, J. R.
PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.. Garrett, Lavenham; deputy, Edward Cooper; Hadleigh
Cemetm-y, William Branch, clerk to the burial board sub-district, Charles Verlander, Bridge st. Hadleigh;
County Court, His Honor Hugh Eardley Wilmot, judge; deputy, W. W. Scrivener, High street, Hadleigh
C. J. Grimwade, registrar &i high bailiff; :Frederick The Workhouse, at Semer, a structure of brick, erected in
Todd, regi,strar's clerk; Wm. Walter Scrivener, bailiff. 1780, will hold 249 inmates &; has a chapel, built in 1859,
A County Court is held once in two months at the Police &; a hospital for infectious diseases, erected in 1869;
station; it includes the following places in its juris- Harry Preston Riches, master; Rev. J. Edgar Foster
diction: Aldham, Bildeston, Boxford, Brent Eleigh, M.A. chaplain; Silas Honeywill, medical officer; Mrs.
Chelsworth; East Bergholt, Edwardstone, Elmsett, Ellen Riches, matron; Miss Sallie Riches, asst. matron
Groton, Hadleigh, Hadleigh Hamlet, Higham, Hitcham,
Holton St. Mary, Kersey, Kettlebaston, Layham, Lind- School Attendance Committee.
sey, Milden, Monks Eleigh, Naughton, Nedging, Meets at the Workhouse on monday, monthly, at 11 a.m.
Polstead, Raydon, Semer, Shelly, StraEford St. Mary, Clerk, Alfred Newman, Church street, Hadleigh
Stoke-by-Nayland, Stoke Leaven Heath, Wattisham, Attendance Officers, Hadleigh district, Charles Verlander,
Wenham (Great) &i Whatfield Bridge street. Hadleigh; Lavenham district, In. Robt.
For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in that Garrett, Lavenham
of Ipswich; Frederick Messent, 36 Princes st. Ipswich,
official receiver PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," W. W. Scrivener, High street &; John Assistant Overseer, Frederick John Emeny, High street
King, George street Clerk to the Commissioner of Taxes, Charles James Grim·
Corn Exchange, Market place wade, Market place
Inland Revenue Officer &; Corn Returns Inspector, John Clerk to the Hadleigh Market Feoff. Charities, John King,
Shrives, Queen's street, Hadleigh Geo1"ge street
County Police Station, High stre!lt, Frederick Peck, in- Inland Revenue Officer, John Shrives, Queen street
spector, &; I constable Rate &; Tax Collector, John King, George street
lladleigh Fire Brigade; engine house, Market place, Collector to the Hadleigh Grand Feoffment, Charles .J ames
Thomas Robert Francis, superintendent, &i II men Grimwade, Market place
Town Hall, Market place, Mrs. Harriet Munnings, keeper Town Crier, Henry Gosling, Benton street
CO SFORD UNION. PLACES OF WORSffiP, with times of services.
:Board day, monday fortnightly, at II a.m. at the Union .seats.
Workhouse, Seme.:r. St. Mary's Church, Very Rev. Ralph Milburn Blak-
The union comprises the following places :,.;.-Aldham, Bil· iston, rector; 8 &; I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; week
deston, Eoxford, Brent Eleigh, Brettenham, Chels- days, 9.30 a.m. &; 5.30 p.m........................... 1,000
worth, Cockfield, Edwardstone, Elmsett, Graton, Had- Row Chapel, George street (in connection with St.
leigh (parish), Hadleigh (hamlet), Hitcham, Kersey, Mary's), wed. II a. m.; fri. 7 p. m... .••... .•. .... .•.... 60
Kettlebaston, Lavenham, Layham, Lindsey, Milden, Hadleigh Heath Mission Room, 3.15 p.m......... 70
Monks Eleigh, Naughton, Nedging, Polstead, Preston, Baptist, George street, Rev. John Bage, 10.30
Semer, Thorpe Morieux, Wattisham &i Whatfield. The a.m. &; 2.15 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m....... 320
area of the union is 52,696 acres; rateable value, Congregational, Market place, Rev. William Friend
£57,631 Ss.; the population in 1891 was 15,606 Durant &; Rev. James ,Wm. Giffin; 10.30 a.m.
Chairman to the Board of Guardians, Col. Frederic Pock- &; 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m.................. 1,000
lington, Chelsworth, Bildeston S.O Primitive Methodist, George street, Rev. Francis
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Alfred Morgan Ridge; 10.30 a.m. &; 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m... 480
Newman, Church street, Hadleigh
Treasurer, Roger Kerrison esq. J.P. Tattingstone place, SCHOOLS.
Ipswich National (boys), erected in 1853, for 200 ·boys; average
Relieving Officerg~ Hadleigh district, Oharles Verlander, attendance, 122; Alfred William Harriss, master
Bridge street, Hadleigh; Lavenham diliitrict, In. Robt. National (girls &; infants), for 150 girls &; 200 infants;
Garrett, Lavenham average attendance, II2 girls &; 102 infants; Miss Edith
Vaccination Officers, Hadleigh district, Obllrles Verlander, Hewitt, girls' mistress; Miss Louisa Syborn, infants'
Bridge street, Hadleigh ; Lavenham district, John mistress
Robert Garrett, Lavenham British, Duke street, erected in 1841, for 300 children;
'Collectors of Poor's Rates, Arthur Taylol1, Hadleigh, for average attendance, 110 boys, 119 girls &; 50 infants;
Aldham, Kersey, Layham, Lindsey, S6mer &; What-
field; G. Horrex, jun. Brettenham, fOl" Brettenham; Edwin Ringer, master; Miss Naomi Verlander,mistress;
W. Gosling, Kettlebaston, for KelJtleballton; R. E. Miss Julia. Verlander, infants' mistress
Turner, Elmsett, for Ehnsett; John King, Had- Railway Station, Edwin George Heard, -station master
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leigh, for Hadleigh; H. C. Sewell, Hitcham, for CARRlIERS to:-
Hitcham; C. Day, Polstead, for Polstood; J. Scarfe,
Thorpe Morieux, for T·horpe Morieux; &; F. T. Melton, Oarrier ~o the G. E. R. &; parcels agent, Mrs. Ellen
Bildeston, for Wattisham Aldous, High street
Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Bildeston district, Ipswich Jonathan Beeston, George street, tues. thurs.
Silas Honeywill L.R.C.P.Edin. Bild&lltoo; Borlord dis- &; sat.; David Sadler, mono &; thurs. &; Samuel Keynes,
trict, Alfd. Thompson L.R.C.P.Lond.&dord; Hadleigh mono &; thurs
district, Joseph Clement Norman :M:.R.C.S.Eng. High Layham-Samuel Kaynes, tues. &; fri
street, Hadleigh; Lavenham district, lames Bovil John- Lavenham David Sadler, tues. &; fri
son M.D., C.M. Lavenham; Layham. ~istrict, Arthur Melford David Sadler, tues. &; fri.; Haydon S. Kaynes,
Britten Franey L.B.C.P. &; S.Edin. Duke st. Hadleigh ~ues. &; fri

PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS.
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Co~ Hobart John, French's Gooding Waiter, High street
Alderton Daniel, Benton street Cook Mrs. Gascoyne house Grimwade Charles Jas. Toppesfield hall
Archer Mrs. The Castle O'llrant Rev. William Friend (Congre- Grimwade Harold William Francis.
Atkins Mrs. High street gational), The Parsonage, Benton at Toppesfield hall
:Bag-e Rev. John (Baptist), Portland pl Ffannell William E. Market house Grimwade John Girling, Queen .street
Beaumont Joseph, Portland pla.ce Firmin George, New house Harrison 'George Tonkin, The Ivies
Blakiston Very Rev. Ralph Milburn Franey Arthur Britten, Dulre street Hood Charles James, High street
M.A., F.S.A. Rectory FrlJmant Harry, Guthrum ho.Angel st Jackson Lady. Hadleigh hall
Clark Mrs. Cemetery road Gall Harry, Bank house, High street Kersey Robt.Howard, Edgehill,High st
Olarke The Misses, !Pound lane Gayford Ernest Robert, Bridge street King George, George street
Ooe The Misses, Fern cottage, High st GlI.ywood Frederick, Bridge street KinO' John, George street
Cook Miss, Erie house, High stree~ Q-iffin Rev. James William (congrega-jLaI~h Mrs. George street
Cook 'Robert Hyatt J.P. French's tignal), High street Leek Arthur, High street;
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Mason Maitland, High street Pettitt John, High street Vince Lewis, Benton house
Matthew James, Fir Tree terrace Pigg Robert, Rose bank Wilson Mrs. Easthouse, George street
Matthews Miss, High .street Postans Henry Draper, Rookery,Benton Wilson IPhilip Henry, Rosleyn house
Muriel John, High street Ridge Rev. Francis Morgan (Primitive Wilson William Edward Sweet J.P•.
Muriel (Mrs. High street Methodist), Sunnyside, Angel street Friar's hall
Newman Alfred, Red house Simpson William, George street Wood Mrs. Fir Tree terrace
Newman Henry J.P. Church street Stephenson George, High street Woods Frederick William, Market pI
Norman Joseph Clement, High street Todd Frederick, ,Market place Woods Mrs. Market place
Partridge Arthur, Fir Tree terrace Turner Mrs. -Church street Yorke Richard Phillip, George street
Partridge Miss, Church house Verlander ,Charles, Bridge street
COMMERCIAL. Ffennell William Edward (firm, Ffennell & Newman),
Aggiss Francis, butcher & farmer, High street solicitor &; commissioner to administer oaths &; jO'int
Aggiss Frederick William, pig dealer, Bridge street clerk to Polstead school board, Church street
Alderton Daniel, miller (water & steam), 'l'oppesfield mills Firmin & Co. cocoa mat & matting, sack, rope & cloth
Aldous Ellen (Mrs.), White Lion inn, High street manufacturers, Brett works
Alien Charity (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Angel street Foster John Fredk. manager of gas works, Bridge street
Alien Henry, builder, High street Francis Thomas Robert, sUlrVeyor, inspector of nuisances
Arnold &; Son, drapers, High street , &; collector to the Urban District Council, Belle vue,
Artis Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, High street New Outt
Artis Frederick, photographer, High street Franey Arthur Britten L.RC.P. & S.Edin., L.F.P. & S.
Baalham William, builder & undertaker, Bridge street Glas. (firm, Norman &; Franey), surgeon, &; medical
Baker Richard, ironmonger, see Simpson & Baker officer of health to the Urban District Council & medi-
Barber Harry James, jeweller, High street • cal officer && public vaccinator of Layham district, Cos'
Barclay & 00. Lim. bankers (branch) (B. Gall, manager), ford union, Duke street
High street; draw on head office, '54 Lombard street, Gall Harry, manager of Barclay & Co.'s Bank, High st
London E 0 Game Alfred, George P.H. High street
Barnes Eleanor (Miss), dress maker, High street ffil.y,fQfI'd Ernest Robert, corn, coal &; seed! merchant "
Barr William, beer retailer & grocer, High street maltster, Bridge street, Market place &; Railway statio.
Bateman George, boot & -shoe maker, George street Girling Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer, George street
Bateman William, boot maker, Benton street Girls' Friendly Society (Mrs. P. H. Wilson, hone sec)
Beagley Arthur Francis, hair dresser, High street GOQd'ing WaIter, plumber, painter & house decoratoI;
Beaumont William, Falcon P.H. Benton street High street •
Beer John, butcher, High street Gosling Henry, town crier & bill poster, Benton street
Beeston Jonathan, carrier, George street Goss Harry, beer retailer, Stone street
Benns Robert, farm bailiff to F. T. Cobbold esq. Pond hall Grimsey Henry Thomas, farmer, Ooram street
Bloomfield Ed'gar, baker, Benton street Grimsey Frederick Geo. buteher, High st. & George st
Branch William, clerk to the burial board', Cemetery Grimwade & Makin, agricu1tural ma.chinists, mechanical
Brown Arthur, beer retailer, Angel street engineers & btacksmit'hs, engine &; thrashing machine
Buddl Henry, baker & confectioner, High street proprieltors, Gool"ge street
Budd William Henry, clothier & outfitter, High street Grimwade & Son, solicitors, Market place
Bulmer Edgar, hair dresser, High street Grimwade Arthur John, parish clerk
Bumstead Joseph, fruiterer, Benton street Gri?1wade Cha;Ie.s James (firm, Grimwade &; Son), soli-
Calvert William Sidney, solicitor, High street; & at East Cltor, commISSIoner of oaths, clerk to the Urban Dis-
Bergholt; Nayland & Dedham trict Council, clerk to the magistrates for Oosford &
Carter James, marine store dealer, Angel street Boxford divisions, registrar &; high bailiff of county
Cemetery (William Branch, clerk to the burial board) court, collector to Hadleigh grand feoffments, supt. re-
Cllisnall WilIiam Frederick,baker, Angel street . gistrar &; clerk to commissioners of taxes, Market pi
Christie &; Co. grocers &; wine & spirit merchants, High st Grimwade Frederick, farmer, Swne street
Churchyard Charles Frederick, draper, High street Grimwade Harold William Francis (firm, Grimwade &
Ooates Mfd. Edmund, printer, statUTo & news agt. High st Son), solicitor, & deputy supt. registrar, Market place
C1arke Ellen (Mrs.), White Hart P.H. Bridge street Grimwade Henry, auctioneer, see Sexton & Grimwade
Clemence Harry Frederick, beer re~ailer, Bridge street liackfQfI'd! Frederick, calbinet maker, Queen street
Oobbold George Thomas, farm bailiff to G. T. Harrison Haruleigh Coffee Tavern' (George Munnings,mgr.),High si;
esq. Peyton hall Hadleigh Gas Consumers" Co. Limited (Art-hur TayloT~
Cocksedge Brothers, millers (wind, water & steam), George sec. ); works, Bridge street
street & Bridge street Hadleigh Musical Society (Harry Gall, sec. & treasurer),
.coe Alfred, brick & tile maker High street
Cook Frank Joshua, coach builder, High street Hadleigh Mutual Improvement Society (A. W. Harriss,
Cook Robert Hyatt & Co. grocers, drapers & warehouse- sec.), School house
men & agents for W. & A. Gilbey Lim,ited, wine & spirit Hadleigh Parish Library (Miss Coventry, custodian),Girls'
merchants, High street National school
Cook Thomas, blacksmith & wheelwright, High street Ha.ggaor Set!h, rake maker, George street
Oook William, builder, George street Harriss Alfred Wm. head master of the boys' National
Cookt', Sons & Co. cocoa mat & matting manufacturers sclIool, Bridge street
Cooper Ainger, plumber & glazier, Angel 8tree~ flIarvey Abora'hoam, shoe maker, Benton street
OOIrder Thomas Frederick, carpenlfier & deputy parish Hazell J ames Lawrence B. blacksmith, Bridge street
clerk, High street. Heard Edwin George, station master, Benton street
Oom Exchange (Inland Revenue officer, com returns Hertberlt Henry, shopkeepeT, Benton street
inspector), Manet place Hinchley George Thomas,Shoulder of Mutton P.H.High n
Oounty COUl't (His Hon<lr Hugh Eardrley Wilmot, judge; Hogg Frederick, bill poster, High street
9barles .James Grimwade, registrar & high bailiff) Hynard Samuel, shoe maker, An'gel stTee'ti
Cricket Oub (H. W. F. Grim.wade k P. W. Wilson, joint Ipswich Industrial Co-operative Society Lim. (Arthnr
secs.; W. M. Nunn, captam) Bloomfield!, manager), grocers, High street
Cross Charles, cowkeeper, George street Johnson Maurice Sad'ler, butcher, Hig'h street
Double Geoflge, coal dea:ler & ca.rter, Benton srtreet Kersey J ane (MTS.), saddler, High street
Downs & StephenoSOD, builders & CQlIltractors, High st Kettle & Son, tailors & outfitters, High -street
Elliott & Son, shoe makers, High street Kettle Charlotte (Mrs.), dress maker, Church street
Ellis Arthur Edward, boot maker, High street Kettle Clara (Mrs.), confectioner, High street
Ellisdon Mary Jane (Miss), postmistress, High street King JoIhn, auctioneer & valuer, clerk to the Hadleigh
Elmer Jane (Mrs.), pork butcher, High street Market Feoffment charities & mte &; tax collecbol;
Emeny Frederick John, rent collector, house k insurance George street
agent & assistant <lverseer, High street Lambert Walter, The Tunns P.B. High street
Emeny John Mannock, Black Swan P.H. Benton street Lewis Margaret & Elizabeth (Misses), news agents & fancT
Emeny MiC'hael, King's Head P.H. High street repository, High street •
Emeny John, boot &; shoe maker, GeOTge street Makin Edgar, painter, Hig'h S'tree't
Everett Charles, builder, George street Makin George, printer & tobacconist, High street
Farmers' Club & Agricultural Association (Harold Wm. Makin George (Mrs.), furnished apartments, High stree$
Francis Grimwade, hone sec) Makin Henry, cabinet maker, High street
Ffennell &; Newman, solicitors & clerks to Polstead school Makin John, agricultural machinist,seeGrimwade&MakiR.
board, Church street Makin Mary (Miss), stationer & bookseller, High lJtreM
MakiIII William, jQb maoster, Bridge cottage -
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Mason ::Ma.itland, farmer &; land-owner, High street
Moody Margal'et (Miss), dress maker, Gearge street
Moy Thomas Limited! (H. Grimwade, agent), coal mer-
chants, Htation road!
Muriel John, sU!l'goon, High stred
Newman Alfred: (firm, Ffennell &; Newman), solicitor,
commissioner for oaths, clerk to the guardians &;
o school attendance &; assessment committees of Oosford
union, clerk to the Oosford Rural District Oouncil &;
to Aldham school board &; joint clerk to Polstead school
board, Church street
Nioole Elizabeth (Miiss), dress maker, High wtreet
NmiordJ Edward, jun. Wheatsheaf P.H. High street
Norman &; Franey, surgeons, Pound lane ' Stow Alfred, fancy repository, High street
Norman Joseph Clement MoR.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. surgeon,
&; medical officer &; public vaccinator of Hadleigh dis-
trict, Oosford union, 'See Norman &; Franey
Osborn Charles L. practical plumber &; decorator, gas &;
hot water fitter, electric bells fixed &; repaired,High st
Payne &; Son, waof!ch makers &; jewellers, High street
Payne JoIbn Hezekia'h, boot &; shoe wa!l'ehouse, High st
Peck Frederick, inspector of police, High street
Phillips Robert, coal dealer, High street
PhJillips Sm!. sen. corn d'ressing machine makr. High st
Pizzey Edrwaro, greoogrocer, High' street
Poole Clement, beer retailer, George sireet
Postans Henry Draper, farmer, Benton
Potter Robert, farm bailiff to O. C. Eley esq. Kates hill
RlWlplin George, chimney sweeper, Angel street
Rand Isaac, beer retailer &; fishmonger, Benton street
Reichter Charles, tailor, High street
Ridgeon. Henry, faTIll bailiff to G. T. HalTi80n esq.
Station Farm dairy
Ringer Edwin, schoolmaster, Fir Tree terrace
Rosher Alfred, tailor, High st!l'eet
RuddJ George, carpenter, George street
RuM WaIter, Ibutcher, High street
Rudkin Edward George, hair dresser, High street
Sadler David, carrier, High street
Salter Abraham Walter, hardware dealer, High street
SoclliI'ff Henry Edwaro, butcher, High street
Scrivener William WaIter, bailiff to county court & sani-
tary inspector to the Cosford Rural District Council &;
deputy regis.trar of births, deaths &; marriages for Had-
leigh -sub-district, Cosford union, l;Iigh street
Sewell Art-hur Henry, miller (waJter &; steam) &; corn
merchant, Aldham mills; &; Tower mill, Kersey
Sexton &; Grimwade, auctioneers, Market place
Sexton &; Taylor, auctioneers, High street; lIitrtend the
market sales each monday
Shrives John, inland rlWenue officer &; corn returns- in-
spector, Queen Iltreet
Simpson &; Baker, ironmongers, High st!I"eet
Simpson Wil1'iam, maltster &; farmer, George street &;
Priory farm
B:ALESWORTH is a thriving market town on 8 Bolton Hall, d. 1862: the ancient font ill octagonal, and
tributary of the river Blyth, the head of a county court
district, 32 miles north-east from Ipswich, 9 south-by-
east from Bungay, 10 south-by-west from Beccles, 12
north from Saxmundham and 100 from London, in the
Northern division of the county, Blything hundred, petty
sessional division and union, rural deanery of North Dun-
wich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich;
it has a station on the East Suffolk branch of the Great
Eastern railway, which affords direct communication
with the metropolis; the Southwold branch, 9 miles in
length, was opened in September, 1879. The town is
lighted with gas from works in Wis-sett road, on the
north side of the town, erected in 1838 at a cost of
£18,000, and the property of the Halesworth Ga!! and
Coke Co. Water is obtained from private and public
wells. The church of St. Mary is a building principally
in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave,
four aisles and an embattled western tower with pin-
nacIeil containing a clock and 8 bells: the two north
aisles a.n.d ancient chapel (now used as & vestry) were
res-tored in 1863 and a new chapel added to the ex-
ternal north aisle; in 1868 the church was' again re-
stored and enlarged and a second south aisle built;
in 1889 the nave was new roofed and a new chancel
llrch erected, the interior of the nave being also re-
stored, at a cost of over £2,000; the organ pro-
vided at the same time, at a cost of £500, was enlarged
in 1894 by the addition of a choir organ, presented by
Mrs. Percy Warwick: there are several memorial win-
dows, and in the chancel is a mural monument to Sir
Henry Bedingfield, Chief Justice of Common Pleas, ob.
1{i87: there are several brasse~, four of which were found
in the river Waveney, near Earsham, in 1825; another is
inscribed to John Everard, ob. 15 Oct. 1476: in the
north chapel is a memoria.l to Andrew Jolmston esq. of
[KELLY'S
Sizer Oharles, baker, High street
Slater W. M., MoP.S. pharma<leutical chemist, Market pI
Smith Blanche Augusta (Miss), ladies' boarding school,
High street
Smith William Henry, nurseryman, Cemetery road
Spooner Abel Burch, boot &; shoe maker, Threadneedile at
Spooner Frederick, ham &; bacon curer, High street
Spooner John, draper, High street
Spooner Samuel, buiilder, Market place
Spooner Theophilus, coach 9prin.g maker, ABgel streell
Spooll'er WiHiam, furniture broker &; bill poster, High st
Step'henson Geol"ge, builder &; contl"llctor, see Downs &;
Slj;ep'benson
Stow Joseph, farmer, Coram street
Tampion John, chimney 'Sweeper, Ange'l street
Taylor Arthur, auctioneer,land surveyor &; c1ell"k to What-
field, Kersey &; Lindsey Parish Councils &; collector of
poor rates, see Sexto:III &; Taylor
Taylor George, confectioner, High street
Taylor Henry Robert. ironmonger, High street
Taylor Percy F. insurance agent, High street
Thacker Charles Baildon, chemist, High street
Thorpe William Arthur, carriage builder, High street
Tod'd Frederick, dehb &; rent collector, Market pIa.ce
Town Hall (John King, collector), Market place
Towns Charles, coach builder, Higb street
T!l'icker Joseph Sage, glass &; china dealer, High: stre~
Tye Isaac Waiter, grocer &; dJraper, High street
Verlander Charles, relieving officer, &; Hadleigh district
registrar of births, deaths &; marriages &; vaccination
officer for Badleigh sub-district &; school attendance
officer, Hadleigh district, Bridge -street .
Verlander Emma (Mrs.), fancy repository, High street
Wa.rd Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Geol"ge street
Ward Harry, boot maker, High street
Waterson John, Cock P.H. George street
Wells John FredetrUck, sadtller, High street
White A. &; A. builders, Oallais street
Whittle James, coppersmi'th, Queen stree-t
Willmott Laurett Elizabeth (Mrs.), clothier, High street
Wilson Thomas, photographetr & hruir dresser, High st
WilsQn· Thomas William (exors. of), corn merchants &;
maltsters, Georgest. Angel st. Bridge st. High st.
Benton st. &; Railway station; farmers &; bri<lk makers.,
Friar's hall &; Coram street
Wi~ Arthur, Ram inn, Market place
Woollard John, King's Arms P.B. Benton street
Woods &; Co. brewers &; maltsters, Angel street
Wiright Dooms, Shopkeeper &; 'baker, Angel street
Wright Fred, butcher, Bentonstreet
Young Men's Institute &; Reading Room (Harry Fromant,
hon. sec.), High street
Youn~ Mews Friendly S'ociety (Goorge Stephenson, hon.
sec.), Town Hall rooms
has carved figures on ib sides and at the base: there
are 800 sittings. The register dates from the year 1653.
The living is. a discharged rectory, with the vicarage of
Chediston annexed, joint net yearly value £350, including
58 acres of glebe ,and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Norwich, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Abbot Roland
Upcher M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, rural dean
of North Dunwich and .surrogate. There is a church
mission room in Chediston street, the gift conjointly of
Miss Cross and Willett Ram esq. in 1899. Here are
Baptist and Primitive Methodist ohapels. and a. Congre-
gational ch'clpel s~ating about 900 persons. A cemetery
of 3&. 11'. 24p. with two mortuary chapels, was formed in
1854, at 3 cost of £1,000, and enlarged in 18g6, at a
cost of £250, and is under the control of the Rural Coun-
cil. Ground near the church was purchased in 1899, to
be maintained as' a free and open space, towards the rod
Mis!t Cross gave £250, a.n.d the remainder was sub-
scribed by the inhabitants. The Coun House, on the
London road, was erected by the County Council in
1891, at III cost of £1,300, for county court and magis-
terial purposes, and includes a residence for the super-
intendent of police. The Police Station, in Pound .street,
built in 1865, at a cost of £800, comprises dwellingSl for
. an inspector and constable, and has three cells. The
Corn Hall, at the back of the Angel hotel, erected in
1841, will hold 4001 persons; the corn market is held on
Tuesday afternoon. The Rifle Hall, formerly a theatre,
wag presented to the town by the family of the late Capt.
Andrew Johnston, and was restored in 1,892; it is now
used as a drill-room for the F Company of the 1st
Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment, as well as foll
entertainments and meetings, and is under the manage-
ment of trustees; it will seat about 400 persons. The
. Town room, built in 1886, near the church, is used
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principally for parish busines8. A large repository stook
tlale is held by Mr. H. S. R. Stanford every o.lternate
wednesday. The Institute, in the Market place, was
founded in 1850, and contains a reading room well
supplied with newspapers and periodicals, a library of
a.bout 1,600 volumes, and a recreation room with a small
billiard table. The trade of the town consists chiefly in
corn and malting, which is carried on very extensively
by Messr8. James Parry & 'Son, Mr. Frank Kendall-Chap.
-man and the Colchester Brewing Co. Lim..; many =thou-
sand quarters are annually ll'ent to London by rail. Here
3180 are the carriage works of Messrs. S. Smith and Co.
There are three branch banks. The Loyal Clarence
Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, Manches-
ter Unity, No. 7°91, meets at the Swan hotel: it was
formed in 1892, and has a capital of £638 and a member-
ship of 160; attached is a juvenile lodge of 72 members.
'The town estate, vested in trustees for the benefit of the
parishioners, now (1900) produces rents amounting to
16bout £140 a year, which sum is applied to the repairs
of the church and general purposes. There are eight
almshouses, near the church, fo!: 14 poor widows, six
of which were left by Mr. William Carey; the other .wo
were the gift of an unknown donor; the inmates re-
~eive Bmall amounts from various charities. The
Patrick Stead Hospital, built in 1881, on an elevated
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site near the railway station, at. a cost of £5,000, is
a fine building in the Elizabethan style, and was bf)th
buil~ and endowed from a legacy of £26,000 bequeathed
to the town of Halesworth by the late Patrick Stead
esq.; the remaining £21,600, which forms the endow-
ment, produces a yearly inoome of £600: the site
and grounds, in all about 2l acres, were given by
the Misses Crabtree: the number of patients- treated
in 1899 was 62: Mle hospital is governed by four trustees,
now (1900) the rector (ex officio) 8.lld Messrs. Benjamin
Roe, J ames Parry and Arthur E. Smith. The Memorial
Home, near the church, was erected and endowed by the
late John Crabtree esq. in the year 1859, in memory of
his wife, for the support of four .poor widows, each of
whom has two rooms and five shillings per week. South
Lodge is the residence of Francis Evans Babington esq.
J.P. Willett Ram esq. is lord of the manors of Hales-
worth and Dame Margeries in Halesworth, and the rector
is lord of the rectory manor. Jas. Farquharson Remnant
esq. M.P. of 10 NOO"folk crescent, Hyde park, London W.
James Easton 8sq. Mrs. Lenny and Mr. J. F. Button
are the chief landowners. The area. is 1,126 acres ot
land and 6 of water; rateable value, £8,641; the popu-
lation in 1891 was 2,316.
Parish Clerk, Robert Jarmy, Market place.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &C.

"Pos', M. O. & T. 0., T. M. D., Express Delivery, Parcel The chairma.n, for the time being, of the Blything RuI'lil
Post & S. B. Office, Thoroughfare. John Norman, District Council, ilt an ex-officio magistrate
postmaster Clerk to the Magistrates, Wrillett Ram, Thoroughfare
London, day mail, hox closes 8 &; II.30 a.m.; London, Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, Halesworth,
Scotland, Ireland AD Foreign bo~ closes 2.45 p.m.; Nor- at XI.30 p.m. &; at the Market hall, Sa.xmundham, al
folk, Midland counties &c. 7.40 p.m.; London &; all 12.30 p.m. every alternate thursday. The places in
parts, night mail, box closes 9 p.m. (extra etamp till the petty sessional division are :-*Aldringham. Ben-
9.30 p.m.); London mail &; all parts arrivd 2.45 a.m.; acre, *Benhall, Blythburgh with Bulcamp & Hinton.
delivery 7 a.m. i also a·t 9 a.m.; delivery 9.30 a.m.; Blyford, Bramfield, Brampton, *Carlton, Chediston,
London &c. day mail delivered to callers only at 12.15 Cookley, Cratfield, Covehithe, *Darsham, Dunwich,
ll.m.; wndon &; all parts, arrive 6.20 p.m.; delivery *Farnham, *Friston, Frostenden, Halesworth, *Hazl&-
().40 p.m. Money orders are issued &1 paid from 8 wood, Henham, Henstead, Heveningham, Bolton, Huut-
am. to 8 p.m. Postal orders is-sued from 7 a.m. to ingfield, *Kels'Ule, *Knodishall,*Leiston,LinsteadMagna,
9 p.m. Telegraph office open 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.; sun- Linstead Parva, *Middleton, *Peasenhall, Reydon,
days, 8 till 10 a.m Rumburgh, *Saxmundham, *Sibton, *Snape, Sother-
Wall Letter Boxes, Quay street, cleared at 8 & 11.20 tGn, South Cove, Spexhall, *Sternfield, Stoven, *The-
a.m. & 2.30, 6.15, 6.50 & 8 p.m.; London road, cleared bArton. Thoring-ton. Ubbeston. Uggeshall, Walberswick.
a. 7.45 &; I I a.m. & 2.15, 6.15,7 &; 8.30 p.m.; Market Walpole, Wangford, Wenhaston with Mells, *Westleton.
pla.ee, 8 & II a.m. & 2.20, 6.15 &; 8.30 p.m. &; Holton Westhall, Wissett, Wrentham & *Yo:xford
road, cleared at II.15 a.m. &; 6,6.45 &; 7.50 p.m. week CILile8 from places marked thus * generally go to
days only. Sunday clearances for all boxes, 9 p.m Saxmundha.m..
Parcel Deliveries same as letters;" collection XI.30 B.m. PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
& 2·45 & 9 p.m Cemetery, Bolton road, controlled by the Urban District
OOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BLYTHING PETTY Council, Charles H. Wllite, clerk; office, Thoroughfare
SESSIONAL DIVISION. Corn Hall, Angel yard, William Worster, proprietor
Oounty Court, Court house, London road, His Honor
The chair is taken by the magistrates in rotation. Hugh Eardley Wilmot, judge; Willett Ram, registrar;
Stradbroke Earl of D.L. Henham hall, Wangford R.S.O William Cp.rtis Chilvers, high bailifi. The county
Huntingfield Lord, He.veniagham hll. Yoxford, Sxmundhm court is held bi-monthly generally on 3rd wednesday
Elois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten bart. D.L. Cockfield a.t II.30 a.m. &; comprise3s the following parishes within
hall, Yoxford, Saxmundham " its jurisdiction :-Benacre, Blyford, Blythburgh, Bram-
Eabington Franois Evans esq. South lodge, Halesworth field. Brampton, Chediston, Cookley, Covehithe, Cove
13ence-Lambert Col. Guy Lenox D.L. Thorington hall, South, Cratfield, Darsham, Dunwich, Easton Bavents,
Darsham, Saxmundham Frostenden, Halesworth, Henham, Beveningham. Hol-
Eonham Lieut.-Col. Harry Walter Musgrave ton, Huntingfield, Linstead Magna, Linstead Parva,
:Eorrett Thomas Percy esq Middleton, Peasenhall, Raydon, Rumburgh, Sibton,
Brooke John Kendall esq. RA. Sibton park, Yoxlord, Sotherton, Southwold, Spexhall, Stoven, Theber\on,
Saxmundham Thorington, Ubbeston, Uggeshall, Wa1berswick, Wal-
Doughty Hy. Mont:J.gu esq. Theberton hall" Leiston R.S.O pole, "\Vangford, Wenhaston, Westha~ Westleton, Wis-
Edwards Hy. Rd. esq.Centre Cliff 10dge,SouthwoldR.S.O Bett, Wrentham & Yoxford
Ewen Rev. In. Norris Fredk. Reydon ill WangfordR.S.O For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
Flick Robt_ esq. The Grange, Theberton, Leiston R.S.O of Yarmouth, Harry Pearce Gould, official receiver, 8
Garrett Frank esq. Aldringham house, Saxmundham King street, Norwich
Garrett George Herbert esq. Snape Bridge Certified Bailiff under the "Law ot Distre9S Amendmem
Girling Thomas esq. Fros·tenden, Wanglord R.S.O Act," Eaton Womack Moore, Southwold
Hollond Francis Egben esq. Satis House, Yo:rlord, County Police Station, Pound street, George Andrews.
Saxmundham supt.; Hy. Berry, inspector & one constable
Levett-ScrivElJler E!!erton Bagot Byrd esq. SibtoD: Abbey, Court House, London road, George Andrews, superin.
Yorlord, Saxmundham tendent of county police
Lcmax Thomas esq. M.A., D.L. Grove park, Yoxford, Fire Engine Station,Pound street; keys at Robt.Jarmy's.
Saxmundham Market place; William C. Chilvers, captain of brigade ;;
Long William Evelyn esq. Hurts hall, Saxmundham F. K. Chapma.n, lieutenant; Robert Jarmy, superinten-
Parry-Crooke Douglas esq. RA., D.L. Darsham house, dent & 14 men
Saxmondham . Halesworth Institute, MaTket place, Sergt. Wm. Raid.
Price Captain George Edwin R.N. Carlton hall, Sax- hon. sec.; Richard Price, treasurer i G. H. Parker,
mundham librarian .
Remllant Frederick Mander "esq. The Grange, Wenhas- Masonic Hall, Market place, Prudence Lodge of Free-
to~ Halesworth masons, No. 388, Supt. George Andrews, hon. sec
Taylor Lieut.-Col. Frederick Henry, Red house, Wrent- Patrick Stead Hospital, Bungay road, Pryce Jones Lang-
ham, Wangford RS.O ford Morris M.B.C.S.Eng. Percy Warwick L.B.C.P.
Wentworth Thomas Fredk. Charles Vernon esq. Friston, Lond. & Petrus Johannes de Nyssen L.B.C.P.Lond.
Saxmundham hon. surgeons; Mis3' Azubah Atkinson, matron
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Stamp Office, Post office, Thoroughfare, John Norman, Surveyor to Urban District Council, Charles Henry Whit&po
distributor Thoroughfare
PLAOES. OF WORSHIP with Times of Services.
VOLUNTEERS.
i3t. Mary's Church, Rev. .A,bbot Roland Upcher M.A.
:ut Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment (F Company); rector; Rev. Alfred Scott Thompson, curate; 8 a.m_
head quarters, Rifle hall, London road; Capt. A. E. (H.C.) (2nd & 4th sundays in the month), IX a.m. &;
Smith; R. A. Parry, lieut.; Rev. J. Garforth, acting 6,30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; saints' days 12 noon
chaplain; Sergeant Wm. Reid, drill instructor Mission Room, Chediston street, sundays 6.30 p.w
Baptist, 10.30 a.m. & 2 &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7. IS p.m
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Congregational, Rev. David Marsden Picton; 10.45 a.m_
&; 6,30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Assessor &; Collector of Queen's Taxes, Arthur Rt. Mills,
Quay terrace Primitive Methodist, London road, Rev. Wm. Martin;.
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Pryce Jones Langford Mor- 2.30 &0 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
ris L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. Bungay road SCHOOLS.
Clerk t() the Guardians of Blything Union & Blything NatIOnal (boys), Holton road, in the parish of HoIton.
Rural District Council &; Superintendent Registrar of enlarged in 1898 for 1080 boys; average attendancepo
Marriages, Rarold Arthur Mullens, Thoroughfare ISO; George Frederic Chappell, master
Clerk to the Market, J. Miller, Chediston street National (girls et infants), Rectory lane, erected in 1853-
Clerk to the Commissioners of Land. Income & Property by the inhabitants of the town in memory of Priscillapo
Tax, Harold Arthur Mullens, Thoroughfare wife of the late A. Johnston esq. for 310 children;
Oollector of Poor's Rates, Chas.Hy.Whitt>, Thoroughfare average attendance, 148 girls &; II2 infants i Miss A_
Collector to the Guardians', George F. Bond, ThOTO'llghfare M. Twine, Inistrl3ss; Mrs. W. Fensome, infanb' mist;
Inland Revenue Officer, John Yaxley Ragge, London road
Medical Officer of Health for Blything Rural District NEWS,PAPERS.
Council, Pryce Jones Langford :Morris L.R.C.p.Edin. Halesworth Times, published tuesday, by William
Bungay road Pickin Gale, Thoroughfare
Medical Officers' &; Public Vaccinators, Blything Union, North Suffolk Advertiser & Halesworth Herald, pub-
N(). I District, Pryce Jones Langford Morris L.R.C.P. liIhed friday, by A. W. Jordan &; Co. Ltd. Beccles;.
Edin. Bungay road; No. !2 District, Percy Warwick A. J. Orford, correspondent, Station road
L.R.C.P.Lond. Quay street Railway Stations.
flegistrar of Births & Deaths for the HaJesworth Sub- Great Eastern, David Willie Skuffham, station master ~
district, George Filby Bond, Thoroughfare; deputy, goods manager
Charles H. Whitt>, Thoroughfare; & of Marriages for Southwold Railway Co. WaIter Oalver, station master
the Blything district, Charles Henry White, Thorough.
fare; deputy, Robert Barker, Thoroughfare CARRIERS to:-
Relieving .& School Attendance Officer for 1st district. Cratfield-Oakes, from Angel hotel, daily, & Robe~
Blything Union, George Filby Bond, Thoroughfare Harper, tues. thurs. & sat
Superintendent of Police, George Andrews, Court house, Heveningham-C. Wilby, from' White Lion," tues. & fd
London road £Iuntingfield-Mudd, from' White Hart,' daily
Town Crier, James Miller, Chediston street I Laxfield-Newman, from' Wherry,' tues. & fri

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hill Daniel, Brewery house Ram Willett, jun. London road
AlIen Mrs. 'Manor house Hilling Frederiok John, 'London road Rignall 'Mrs. Bungay road
Babington Francis Evans J.P. iSouth 10 Ives WaIter Henry, Castle house Roe Benjamin, Market place
Baldry Alfred, Bank ho. Thoroughfare Jackson Mrs. Bungay road Russell John Speke, Bungay road
Beveridge John James M.A. Rectory st James Arthur, Quay terrace Ryan Miss, Porch housA
Brown Th()mas, Thoroughfare Kemp John, London road Smith Arthur Edward, Bridge street
Carr Misses, The Elms ' . Kendall-Chapman Frank, Vine villa, Smith Mrs. Chapel terrace
Chappell Henry Richard,Rectory street Bungay road Smith Mrs. Sarah, Quay street
Chaston 'Mrs. Quay terrace Kent Samuel, Rectory street Stanford Herbert Spencer Rabett,.
Chilvers iWilliam Curtis, Belvedere ho. Lenny Mrs. Hill house, London road Thoroughfare
Hungay road . Lindsey Richard Arthur, London road Stanford Robert Barker, Thoroughfa~
Cleveland William, London road Martin Rev.William (Primitive Metho- Steven§on Thomas, Rectory streee
Crisp Mrs. Market place dist), London Toad Sutton Mrs. Chapel terrace
Cross Mrs. Highfield, London road Mills Arthur, Quay terrace Tavlor
•
Mrs. London road
Dennington Ernest Edward, Rectory la Mills William, 2 Alexanura terrace Taylor Mrs. Rectory street
de NyssenPetrusJohannes,Thoroughfre Mi:ls William, Holton terrace Thompson Rev. Alfred Scott (curate)·..
Everett WaIter John, London Toad Morris Pryce Jones Langiord,The Firs, The Cottage, Rectory street
Funnell Mrs. London road Bungay road Tipple Frederick Albert, Thoroughfare-
Geater Mrs. London road Morris Thos. Harold Pryce, Bungay rd Tuck 'Misses, Market place
Girlmg Thomas. Blyth view Mullens tffarold Arthur, Thoroughfare Upcher Rev.Abbot Roland M.A.(reeto.
Green George, RoIton road Parker Herbert, Bridge street !li rural dean), Rectory
Hadingham Stephen We:ls, London rd Parry .Tames, [Bridge street Wade Miss, !London road
Halesworth Austin,3 Alexandra terrace Peck James, Quay terrace Warwick Percy, Quay street
Hall \Mrs. Frederick. London road Peck Samuel, London road White Mrs. Pound street
Haward Mrs. Charles, I Alexandra ter Picton Rev. David Marsden (Congre- Youngman Mrs. Blythside house, Hol~
Haward Robert Ebenezer, Bridge st gational), Bryn Elvet, London road ton road
Headly Edwin, London road Ram Willett, London road
COMMERCIAL. Bond George Filby, registrar of births & lleaths for Ralee-
AlIen WillLun, White Hart hotel, Thoroughfare worth sub-district & relieving, vaccination & school!
Alpe Charles" dairyman, Quay street attendance officer for 1st district. Blything union k
Andrews George, supt. of police, Court house,Lonrlon rd collector to the guardians, Thoroughfare
Ashford Sutton, watch maker, London road Boyles John, bricklayer & shopkeeper, Chediston street
Babington Francis iEvans, manager of Barclay &; CO.'s Breton Robert Camine. King's Arms hotel, Market plao&-
Bank. Thorou!!hfare Brown Elizabeth S. (~fiss), girls' school, Quay street
Bacon William, boot finisher, Ohediston streot Brown Henry Frederick, draper, Manchest&r house
Baker Arthur, Three Tuns P.H. Market place Brown Joseph S. grocer, Quay street
Baker Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, Quay terrac~ Bullard & Sons Limited: (Robert Barker Stanford~
Baker James Blaxill, auctioneer & dealer in antique furni- agent), ale, wine &; spirit stores, Thoroughfare
ture, Bungay road Buller William, tobacconist, London road
BakeI1 William, boot maker, London road Button J ames Fuller, farmer & land agent, Church faI"IO'
Baldry Kate (Miss), dress maker, Church street Calver Alfred Samuel, corn, seed &; coal merchant, Che-
Balls Frederick, uycle agent, 'rhoroughfare diston street
Balls Thomas, butcher, Pound street Calver Chas. fishmonger &; china &c. dealer, Thoroughfare-
Barclay & Co. Limited, bankers (Francis Evans Babing- Calver Frederick, poultry dealer & fruiterer, Bridge street.
ton, manager), Thoroughfare; draw on Barclay &; Co. Calver Samuel, shopkeeper, Chediston street
Limited, London Calver WaIter, station master to Southwold Railway Co
:Barker Robert, ironmonger &; deputy registrar of mar- Canova John, watch maker, Thoroughfare
riages for Blything district, Thoroughfare Cemetery (controlled by Urban District Council) (Charle.tll
Berry Henry, police inspedor, Police Station, Pound st H. \Vhite, Clerk), Holton road; office, ThoroughfarQ
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Carter Henry John, stone mason, London road
Chapman James, insurance agent, Bungay road
Chapman Jeremiah, carpenter & wheelwright, Broadway
Chapman Marian Isabella (Miss), dress maker, Bungay rd
Chappell William, plumber, Rectory street
Chatten Edwllrd, hair dresser, Bridge street
Chilvers Frederick James, confectioner, Market place
Chilvers William Ourtis, high bailiff of the Halesworth
County court, Bongay road
Cbippe.rfield Nathan, boot maker, London road
Clarke George, plumber ,&:; painter, Thoroughfare
Clarke 8arah (Mrs.), tin plate worker, Thoroughfare
Cleveland Wm. M.R.C.V.S. veterinary srgn. Thoroughfre
Colchester Brewing Co. Limited, brewers &; maltsters &;
wine &I spirit merchants (D. Hill, manager), Market pI
Corn HaIl (Wm. Worster; proprietor), Angel yard
Coulllty Court (His Honor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot, judge;
Willett Ram, registrar), Court house, London road
Cowles Charles Hawk P.iH. Bridge street
Cowles Frederick J. Station family &; commercial hotel &;
posting house
Cowles George Frederick, beer retailer, Pound street
Crake Edmund, p()rk butcher, Chediston street
Croft; Charles Winter. grocer, Bridge street
Oross &; Ram, solicitors, Thoroughfare
Cullingford William, mechanical engineer &i cycle agent,
Bridge street
Dennington &; Co. sack, rick cloth, tarpaulin, flag &; tent
makers &; wholesale oil &; grease merchants, London I'd
De Nyssen Petrus Johanne8 L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng. surge()D &; examiner in lunacy for Blything 'OIlion
-& hon. ,surgeon to Patrick Stead hospital (see Warwick
&; d~ Nyssen), Thoroughfare
Downes William, profes-sor of music, 4 Alexandra telTace
Drake Albert, commercial traveller, 3 Station terrace,
Bungay road
Dykes Edward James, baker, Bungay rood
Eade Samuel (Mrs.), dresS' maker, Bungay road
Ellis &; T()pham, ironmangers, Market place
ElIis Charles William, baker &; shopkeeper, London road
Ellis Charles William, jun. baker, Bridge street
Etheridge John, carriage trimmer, Chediston stree~
Everett Walter John, chemist, Thoroughfare
Fairweather Walt~r Edwin, printer &; stationer, Bridge at
Parring-ton Robert. boot &; shoe maker. Thoroughfare
Foreman Alfred, gr()Cer, &; 'llgent foI' W. &; A. Gilbey Lim.
wine &:; .spirit merchants, Thoroughfare
Foresters (~o\ncient Order of), Court" Foresters' Pride,"
No. 29218 (W. R. Ward, sec.), Three Tuns inn
Fox John, Black Eagle P.H. Chediston street
Freemasons (Prudence Lodge, No. 388) (8rnpt. George
.Andrews. hon. sec.), Masonic hall, Market place
Freston George, cattle dealer &; farmer. Chediston street
Gale WilIiam Pickin, stationer &; proprietor &; pnbliilher
of the "Halesworth Times," Thoroughfare
Garner William, tailor, 'rhoroughfare
Gooch .Amy (Mrs.), china, glasS! &; e'lll'thenware dealer,
Chediston street
Gooch Chas. c()rn, coal, paper &; rag mer. Chediston st
Goodchild Mary Louisa (Mrs.), beer retailer & pork
butcher, Quay ·street
Goodrum WaIter, !armer, Walpole road
Goodwin Cecil .Tones, draper ~ furnisher, Thoroughfare
GostIing John Henry, pharmaceutical chemist &; dentist,
Market place
Green William Bloomfield, wheelwright, Thoroughfare
Groom William Georgoe, dairyman, Rectory street
Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &:; Orde (branch),
bankers, now Barc1ay &; Co. Limited
Halesworth Fish &; Poultry Stores' (H. Cunningham,
manager), Quay s·treet
Halesworth Freehold Building- Co. Ltd. (Roben E.
Haward, sec.), Bridge street
Halesworth Gas &; Coke Company (.Alfred Foreman,
managing director); office, Thoroughfare; works,
Wissett road
HaJesworth Institute (Sergt. William Reid, hon. sec.;
Richard Price, treasurer; G. H. Parker, librarian),
Market place
Halesworth Times (William Pickin Gale, proprietor &;
publiJs:her; publisihed tues.), Thoroughfare
Hammond William James, beer retailer, Eroadway
Harper William, farmer. Red house, Walpole road
Harvey Clementina (Mrs.). porki butcher. Market place
Harvey Wm. George, grocer &; draper, Chediston street
Haward John Thomas, plmnber &; dec()rator, Bridge et
Haward Robert E. valuer, land. house & insurance agent;
secretary to "Halesworth Freehold Building Co. Ltd."
Bridge street
Baward WaIter Charles, upholsterer, Wissett road
Headly Edwin. ironfounder, Thorou~hfare
BowlP'd Samuel &; Sons, builders, New cut
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Roward Lawrence, shopkeeper, Market place
Howard Robert, builder, Chediston street
Hugman Harry, .shoe maker, Chediston street
Hunt William, beer retailer, Bungay road
Independent Order of Oddfe1lows. Manclhester Unity
(Loyal Clarence Lodge, No. 7091) (.A. J. Orford, sec.)..
Swan hotel
Ives Charles Samuel, boot &; shoe maker, Thoroughfare
lve. &; Sons, curriers, leather &:; boot manufacturers"
merchants. Bridge street
larmy Samb Louisa &; Elizabeth (Misses), berlin wool
warehouse. Thoroughfare
larmy Robert, smith &; ironmonger, Market place
Johnson Henry, bricklayer, Chediston street
labuson Hezekiah. chimney sweeper. Chediston street
Johnson William. chimney 'sweeper, Chediston stred.
Keeble Edmund, butcher, Quay street
Keeble WaIter E. pork butcher, Bridge streeet
Kendall-Chapman Frank, brewer, maltster, winep
spirit &; ale &; porter merchant &; bottler, hop merchant,
&; agent for Messrs. Hoare &; CO.'s stout, Prince of
Wales brewery. Bungay road
Kendall-Chapman Frank, coal merchant; dep6t, Grea...
Eastern Railway station
Kent Frederick Thomas, cooper &; shopkeeper, Quay st
Kent Thomas, The Swan P.R. &; jobmaster. Pound street;
LacoD (Sir EdmundJ K. bart.). Lacons, Youell &; Kemp.
bankers (]<'rederick Anthony Mayhew. manager)p
Thoroughfare; draw on GIyn, Mills, Ourrie &; Co.
London E C
Lambert Edwd. temperance hotel & coffee rooms. Quay sf>
Lambert Frederick, tobacconist, Thoroughfare
Larman Phmbe (Mrs.), laundress,Ebenezer cot.LondDD I'd
Limter Albert Edwd. Cook, shopkeeper. Bridge stireet
Lawn John, farmer, Broadway
Leavould Henry, coal dealer. Chediston street
London &; Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Frederick
Albert Tipple, mana",0"8r), Thoroughfare; London agts.
Glyn, Mills, Currie &; Co. London E C; head office. 7
Bank buildings~ Lothbury E 0
McQueen Alexander, outfitter. Quay street
M:allinson &; Co. Limited, mineral water manufactrers "
coal merchant,s, Market plQ~
Masonic Hall (Supt. Geo. Andrews t hon. sec.). Market pl
Mag,ging1ham Ripps, butcher, Ttoo1"Oughfail'e; &; a.t Mlells
Mayhew Frederick Anthony, manager of Lacon's bank~
Thoroughfu.re
Miller James,clerk of the market,town crier &; hair dresserp
Chediston street
Mills .Arthur Robert, assessor &; oollector of Queen's taxes;.
Quay terrace
Mills J ames, shopkeeper, London road
Minn9 Ephraim, blacksmith, Quay terrace
Mobbs .Alfred, boot maker, Reotory street
Moore William Chilvers, Ship P.R. Bridge street
Morris Pryce Jones Langford L.R.C.P.Edin.,M.R.C.S.Eng-.
surgeon. medical officer of health for Blything rural
district council, medical officer & public vaccinator-.
No. 1 district, Blything union, &; to the workhouse &.
certifying factory surgeon, Bun~ay road
MorrisThos.HaroldPryce M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.C.P.Lnd.srgn
Mowzer Obadiah, clothier, Thoroughfare
Mullens Harold A'rthur, solicitor'. clerk to the com-
missioners of land, income &; property tax &; to the-
gulM'dians of Blything union &; superintendent registrar-
of marriages, Thoroughfare, &; the Blything Rural Dis-
trict Council
Newson Nelson Wellington, watch maker, Thoroughfare
Norman In. postmstr. & stamp distributor, Thoroughfar&
North Suffolk .Advertiser &; Halesworth Herald (A. W.
Jordan &; Co. Ltd. proprietors &; publishel'S'; .A. J ..
Orford, coITespondent; published friday; Station road
Noy lsaae, cab proprietor, London road
Orford .Alfred John, newspaper colTespondent Ai insurance
agent, Bungay road .
Packard &; Co. Ltd. agricultural mannre merchants;:
de~t. Railway station
Pa~e William, farmer, generaJ carter &; furniture remover.
Hill farm
ParIing Joseph, blacksmith, London road
Parry J ames & Son, maltsters, corn, 00 ai, lime, oilcake..
manure &; general merchants, &; agents for Messrs.
Truman, Hanbury, Buxton &; 00.'8 porter &; stout..
Bridge street &; Railway station
Parsons Thomas, watch maker, Chedi.ston street
Patrick Stead Hospital (Pryce Jones Langford Morris
L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng.• Percy Warwick L.R.C.~
Lond. &; PetJrus Johannes De Nyssen L.R.C.P.Lond.hoDl.
!mrgeons·; Miss .A. .Atkinson, matron), Bungay road
Payne James, coal merchant, Chediston street
Peck George, foreman maItster, Holton road
Peck James. miller (wind). Mill hill
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:R.a.gge John Yaxley, inland revenue offices, London road. Taylor Alfred, coach builder, beer retailer & grocer.
Ram Willett (firm, Cross &; Ram), solicitor & commissioner Chediston street
in the Supreme Oouxt of J udicatuxe & clerk to the Tipple Frederick .Albert, manllger of London. &f Provincial
magistrates, Blything division ilf SuffoJk & registrar ilf Bank. Thoroughfare .
Halesworth County court, Thoroughfare Todd Charles, painter, Londiln road
Ram Willett, jun. solicitor, Thoroughfare 'rook Harry,. basket &; sieve m6k.er, Market place
Randall Hobert Henry, farmer, Broadway 'rook James, baker &; eonfectioner, Thoroughfare
Rational Association Friendly Society (branch 63) (R. Took William, baker & basket maker, Chediaton .treet
Jarmy, sec.), Market place; (branch 144) (F. J. Cowles, Topham Harry, ironmonger. .ee Elli.a & Topham, ,.
tlee.), Station hotel; (branch 293) (John Nicker, 800.), licensed dealer in game
London road Tracy Bobert, insurance agent, Mill hill
Rayner Christopher, White Lion P.B. Pound street Volunteer Battalion (ut) Suffolk Regiment (1' Co.)
Reeve Jermey, hair dresser &; fancy repository, Thoro'farQ Capt.1 A. E. Smith; R. A.. Parry, Lieut.; Sergt. Wm.
Raid Sargt. Instructor William, drill instructor ut Vo!. Beid, dTill instructor), Rifle hall, London road
Batt. Suffolk. Begiment (F. Co);. Holton terrace, QUAy st Wale Clara. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Quay street
Roe & Co. wholesale &; retail drapers, grocers, provision Ward John, harness maker, Market place •
merchants & tallow chandlers, Market place Ward William Edward, Rose &; Crown. P.H. ChedistoIll at
Rowe Anua (Mrs.), greengrocer, Quay street WQrd William Robert, fancy repository, Thoroughfare
Rust John Wm. timber merchant, The Quay; &; atBlIDgBY Warne Jacob, chimney cleaner, Quay IItroot
Sago William, coal merchant, Quay atreet Warwick &; de Ny:&sen, ,surgeons. Quay st.&;ThQroughfare .
Seaman Mary .Ann (Miss), milliner, London road Warwick Percy L.B.C.P.Lond., M.B.C.S.Eng. (see War-
Seaman Sim<lD, cabinet maker & builder, London road wick &; de Nyssen), eurgeon &; medical officer & publio
Seaman William David, shopkeeper, London road vaccinator, No. 2 district, Blything union & hon. sur·
Sheldrake Thomas', harness maker, Thoroughfare, &; far- goon, Patrick Stead ho,gpital. Quay atreet
mer, Dairy farm Watson Hannah (Mrs.), Wherry P.H. Quay
Skuffham David Willie, -station mllster &:; good. &; Welham Heber, King's Head hotel, Station road
parcels manager, Great Eastern Railway station Westrup Mary (Miss), dress maker, Thoroughfare
Smith &; Girling, millel'8 & corn merchants, London road White- Charles Henry, assistant overaeer & collector ilf
Smith Samuel &; Co. coach &; carria.ge buildera, Ea. poor rates for Hales'Worth &; Wenhaston, surveyor to
Suffolk carriage works, Bridge street Urban District Council, deputy registrar of births I;
Smith George, pork butcher & painter, London road deaths for Haleswol"th aub-district, registrar of mar-
Smith Jas. Fras. veterinary suxgeon, Chediston street riages for Blything distri~ All clerk to the Blythburgh.
Sonea William, tailor, Rectory street Halesworth &; Wenhaston Parish CO'Ullcils, Thoroughfare
Bones Ziba, currier & leather seller '" boot maker, Wilson Henry, cutlery grinder, Chediston street
Thoroughfare Woodgate James, pork butcher, Bridge street
Souihwold Railway Co. (Halesworth &; Southwold) (Waltez Woods George, butcher, Market place
Calver, Ilta-tion master) Woodyard Brothers, builders. Pound .treet
Squire George, pork butcher, Pound street Worster William, Angel hotel & wine, -pirit &; coal mer-
Stanford Henry .Allan, manager to Smith & Girling, chant &; jobmaster, Thoroughfare
millers, London road Wright Matthias, beer retailer, wheelwright &; shoeing Ii
Stanford Herbert Spencer Rabbett, anctioneer & estate tyre smith, Rectory street
agent, Thoroughfare Wright Matthias, sen. pork butcher, Chediston street
Stock John, seedsma.n & greengrocer, Market place Youngs' Frederick, tobacconist, Thoroughfare
H.A.BDWICK, formerly extra-parochial, is now a mansion principally in the Jacobean style, built about
parish, 1 mile south-by-west from Buxy St. Edmunds, in 1610' by Sir Robert Drury, buh almost entirely rebuilt
the North Western division of the county, Thingoe and 1681 by Sir Dudley Cullum; it stands in a finely-wooded
Thedwastre petty sessional division, hundred and union park of 248 acres, once an extra-parochial demesne. The
of Thingoe and county court district of Bury St. EdmundJs. soil is loam; subsoil. clay, The chief crops are wheat,
There is no church; the inhabitants attend those at Haw- oats and barley. The area is u5 acres; rateable value.
tliead and Bury St. Edmunds. Hardwick House, the seat £262; the population is included with Hawstead.
of George Gery Milner-Gibson-Oullum esq. M.A., D.L., Letters from Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7 a.m. which i.
J'.P., F.S.A. lord of the manor and sole proprietor. ia a the nearest money order & telegraph office
Milner-Gibson-Cnllum George Gery clubs SW&; St. James' &; Bachelor.' Milner-Gibson-Cullum esq. Hard-
D.·L., J.P., M.A., F.,s.A. Hard- clubs W, London wick Home farm
wick houae; &; Athenreum &; Brooks' Pritchett Ernest, land agent to G. G. Marks Benj.head gardnr. The Garden.
H.AB.GRAVE is 1I. scattered village and parish, 4 miles anciently held by Bury Abbey, afterwards by the Kytsons
tlouth from Higham station on the Newmarket and Bury and Gage!.l. The Marquess is also chief landowner, bu~
section of the Great Eastern railway and 6! south-west there are t\ few smaller proprietors. The soil is clay and
from Bury St. Edmunds, in the Western division of the loam; subsoil, clay and gravel. The crops are wheat,
ronnty, Thingoe and Thedwestry petty selsional division, barley and beans. The area is 1,780 a.cres; rateable
Thingoe hundred and union, Bury St. Edmunds county valUe, with Southwood Park, £1,047; the population in
court district, rural deanery of Horningsheath, arch- 1891 was 387.
deacory of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church Parish Clerk Robert Frost
(name unknown) is a. structure of flint and stone in the , . .
Early English stvle, consisting of chancel, nave, north Post Office, The Green. John Kerry,. sub-postmaster.
aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower con. Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrIve at 8.10 !".m. ;
taining 3 bells: it was restored in 1868, Md has 23 0 box cleared a.t 4:45 p.m. Postal. order~ are ~ssued
eittings. The register dates from the year 1710. The here, but not pald. Barrow, 3 mIles dil\tant, IS the
living is a. rectory, tithe commuted at £ 28 3, net yearly nearest money order & telegraph office. Wall Lette~
value £193, including 26 acres of glebe and good resi· Box, The Wash, cleared week days at 4.40 p.m. &> ...
dence, in the gift of th9 trustees of the late Rev. Samuel 10.10 a.m. on sundays
Chamberlain M.A. rect<lr here 1867-97, and held since National School (mixed), erected in 1840 & enlarged 1878
1897 by the Rev. Peter Wilson RD. of Trinity College, at a cost of £120, for 80 children; average attendance.
Dublin. The Marquess of Bristol is lord of the manor; 54; Mrs. Margarei Todd, mistress
Wilson Rev. Peter RD. Rectory Boldero Lonsdale James, farmer Seeley Alfred George, farmer &; land-
Deeks David, farmer, Willow farm owner, Green farm
COMMERCIAL. Kerry John, shopkeeper, Post offik:e Stiff William, Cock's Head P.H •
Bell Thomas Sampson, farmr.The Han Last James, farmer 1&; landowner Wallace Martin George, Bull P.lt
Buxton Samuel Arthur, miller (wind Lister .Albert, farmer, Guiles farm Wray Hewson, tailor &; shopkeeper
&; ateam) Seakens Fredk. ihopkpr. Birds End
HARKSTEAD is a parish and village, extending to the of flint ond stone in the Early English iStyle, consisting
DQrth bank of the estuary of the Stour, 8 miles east from of chancel, nave, <south aisle, south porch and an embattled
.Manningtree Jnnction,7 south from Ipswich and 5 east· western tower containing 5 bells: the chancel has been
bY-lsouth from Bentley station on the Colchester and thoroughly restored by the rector and his family, and a.
Ipswich section of the Great Eastem railway, in the South brass placed in the chancel to the Rev. Ralph Berners,
Ea!Jtern division of the county, Samford hundred, petty rector here from 1833: the church was re![tored in 1875.
lIessional division and union, Ipswich county court district, and has 250 .sittings. The register dates from the ]ear
rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and 1654. The living is a rectory, net yearly value 1,335.
diOcel8 of Norwich. The church of St. Mary i!! a building including SO acres of glebe, in the gift of and bald since
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. HASKETON. 155
x865 by the Rev. Hugh Augustus Bernen M.A.. of arrive from Ipswich at 7 a,m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.;.
Magdalen College, Oxford. Here was formerly a chapel sunday at 10 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but
dedicated to St. Glement. Charles Hugh Berners esq. not paid. Holbrook is the nearest money order .&i tele-
of Woolverstone Hall, is lord of the manor and chief land- graph office, 3 miles distant
owner. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area
is 1,739 acres of land, 166 of ,tidal water and 28 4 of fore- National Schoo.l(mixed),en1&rged in 1894 for 100 children;
shore; rateable value, £1,84°; the population in 18 91 average attendance, 83; J. A. Smith, master
was 371. Carrier to Ipswich : -
Post Office.-Edward Mealing, sub-prostma.ster. Letter. Edward Grimwood, mono tues. thurs. et sat
Barners Rev. Hugh AUgustU8 M.A. Grimwood Edward, carrier Pooley Frederick, wheelw,right
(rector) Mealing Edwd. saddler &; harness mkr Scott Waiter, brick &; tile maker
Abhott Henry, farmer Mayhew David, 'blacksmitb. Suckling Frederick, Rose P.R
Allen Wm. Hy. frmr. Harkstead hall Parker Da-vid, bailifl to Waiter Wrinch Robt. Hy. frtm'. Nether hall
Daniels Wm. shopkpr. &; beer retIr Wrinch esq
HARLESTON ill a parish of scattered houses, 3 dates from the year 1557. The living is a rectory, an-
miles north-west from Stowmarket station and 3 south- nexed to Onehouse, joint net yearly value, £285, in the
west from HaughIey Junction station, both on the Ips- gift of R. J. Pettiward esq. and held since 1892 by the
wich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern railway, Rev. Reginald Austin Oram M.A. of Caius College, Cam-
in the North Western division of the county, Stow- bridge, who resides at Onehouse. Robert John Pettiward
market petty sessional division and county court dis- esq. M.A., J.P. of Great Finborough Hall, who is lord
trict, hundred and union of Stow, rural deanery of of the manor, is the principal landowner. The soil is
Stow, archdeaconry of Suffolk and dioeese of Norwich. strong loam; Ilubsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
The church of St. Augustine is a builing of flint with barley and beans. The parish contains 6n: acres; rate-
.stone dressings in thQ Pointed style, consisting of nave able value, £301; the population in 1891 was 78.
only, with a small shingled turret containing one bell I a Letters received from Bury St. Edmunds, via Woolpit,
quasi-chancel has been formed by partitioning off part between 8 &; 9 a.m. The nearest money order &; tele-
of the east end by a screen: the church has a thatched graph office is &t Haughley, about 2! miles distant
roof and is seated with oaken benches; it was thorou~hIy The children of thi8 place attend Haughley school
restored in 1860, and affords 70 sittings. The register
Armlltrong Rohert & John, farmers r Hensby Arth. farmer, Harleston hall/Turner Thos.(exors.of),frmr.Moor bdg
Bird Daniel, farmer, The Green Reynolds Thomas, haulier
HARTEST is a parish and village 9 mile. north-by- an acre waa formed in 1857 at a. cost of £1g6, and is
west from Sudbury, 6 north-west from LonR' Melford under the control of the Parish Council. Two cottages,
and 41 north from Glemsford station on the Cambridge left by Thomas Wright in 1646, with an annual sum of
and Long Melford section of the Great Eastern railway, IOS. were sold in 1869 for £18, which amount was invested
in the Southern division of the county, hundred of and the interest is applied towards the relief of four
Babergh, Melford petty sessional division, union and poor widows. The poor of Hartest have also 20S. yearly
county CQurt district of Sudbury, rural deanery Bnd from Corder's charity, and a fifth part of Poley's charity,
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The amounting to £n 8s. yearly. John George WeIler-
church of AM Saints is a strueture of flint in the Per- Poley esq. of Boxted Hall, 'is lord of the manor and 'Prin-
pendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north cipal landowner. The soil is heavy loam; subsoil, chiefly
and south porches and an embattled western tower of clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans,
flint and brick, containing 5 bells: the stained east peas and roots. The area. is 1,985 acres of land; rate-
window, a memorial to the late Mrs. Maddy, was able value, £2,034; the population in 1891 was 590.
erected by MillS Sawyer, niece of the late Rev. John Parish Clerk, Charles Dye,
Maddy. D.D. rector here. fro~ 1819 and canon .of Ely; Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
there IS another memorIal wmdow to John DIckerson, George Kimmis, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
and a. marble monument, erected 1891, in memory of through Bury St. Edmunds at 6.30 a.m.; dispatched
the ~ev. yr. Weller-Poley M.A. rector of Santon 1857- 86 , at 6 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Hawke-
by his WIdow, who also rellto!ed both porches,.and the don, 3 miles distant
tower was also restored by her ID 1890 al a memona.l of her Thomas Sparke, in 1721, bEl...queathed a house & land,
husband: the church was restored .a~dl reseated m ~879 now produeing a yearly income of £30 (out of which
at a cost of £1,3°0, and has 4°0 • s~ttm~s. The regIster £6 is paid to Brockley school & £1 to Hawkedon
da~s from .the year 1556. The livmg IS a rectory, c~n- school which is applied to the school
l) ,

8olid.ated WIth that of Boxted, ne~ yearly: value (,47°, m· National School (mixed), built in 1860 &; enlarged in
cludmg 20 acres of. glebe and reSIdence, m the gIft of the. 18 75, for 180 children; average attendance, 130;
Crown, and held smce 1878 by the Rev. Arthur Packer Sheriff Augustus Long, master; Mrs. Long, mistress;
M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, rural dean of Sudbury, Mis. Caroline Gibbons assistant mistress
and J.P. for Suffolk. In the village is a small Congrega- ' .
tional chapel and there is a meeting room for the Plymouth Carners to-
"Brethren. The Village Institute, erected at a. cos1; of Bury William Pask, mon. wed. fri. &; sat.; Alfred Dye,
£1,000 in x888, by Thomas Weller-Poleyesq. of London, wed. &; sat
has now (1900) about 90 memben. A cemetery of half Sudibury-Alfred Dye, thuI's
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cemetery (Fk. Bradnam, keeper) Kimmis Geo. shoe mkr. &; post office
Cawston William EbenezeI' Cla.rke [Benjamin, butcher 'et farmer Kinog'. Geo. farmer, maltster &; miller
Davenport Rev. James Arthui' M.A. Oolson CharJleshn(Mrs.), farmer ... (wmSd &: 8team) 'sh
(curate) Crickmore 0 , groce~ I&; d~p~r all Long b;erift Augustus, clerk to Pan
Gwilt Roberl J.P. 'Stowe hill a~ant for.~. &; A. Gilbey Limited, .council .
Kendall William Thoma8 wme &; splnt march,ants . NIcholls LuclUs M..R.O.S.Eng., L.S.~.
NicholIs Lucius Duffen James .Albert, Bell 1DD;. good sur~n, &; medIcal.offi:cer '& public
Packer Rev. Arthur M.A., J.P. (rector . &ccO~?datIo~' for commerClala l& va~cmator No .. I .distnc~, Sudb~ry
&; rural dean) Rectory postmg lD all lts branches umon &; No.8 distnct, Thingoe umon
, Dye Alfred, beer retailer &; carrier Pask Frederick, baker
COMMERCIAL. ElIingham Clement, bakm- Pask William, carrier &; shopkeepet'
Aldridge Robert, baker &; shoe maker Foreman Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Pawsey Charles, Swan P.H
Bailey Moses, shopkeeper Gunn Joseph Hines, farmer, Wal- Savage Charles, Cook's farm
Bradnam In. cattle dealer &; farmer grave's farm Spilling Daniel, harness maker
Cadge Herbert, builder, contractor, Hayward James, carpenter Sturgeon Edwd. organ buildr.& baker
joiner,wheelwright &; general 'et shoe- Honeywood James, farmer Sturgeon Robt. plumber &; decorator
mg smith Honeywood John, farmer Tabner George, Crown inn
Oawston William Ebenezer, farmer Hudgell William, harness maker Village Institute (R'ev.Jamea A.Daven-
Oawston Geo. Bateman, frmr. &; btchr Ince Herbert, grocer &; draper port M.A. sec)
lIASXETON is a village and parish, about =a miles rubble in the Early English style, consisting of chancel,
north-west from Woodbridge and 7 miles north-east nave, south porch and a. western tower, round at the
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the base, but octagonal above, and containing 5 bells, which
county, Carford hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional have been rehung, and a place left for a. sixth: there
division, union and county courtJ district, rural deanery are two stained windows: on a. slab in the chancel is
of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- a Latin inscription to William Farrer ob. 24 Aug. 1637,
\rich. The church of St. Andrew is a building of a tablet to hi. Ion, and one to the Rev. Henry Free-
 156 BASKETON. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
land, for 25 years rector (1819-44), who died in 1844: of white brick, standing on high ground, 'llnd at presenl;
there are 200 sittings, 100 being free. The register (1900) the residence of Capt. Julian A. Baker R.N. The
dat-es from the year 1539. The living is a rectory, net land is all freehold. The principal landowner» are Lord
yearly value £250, with 34 acres of glebe and residence, Henniker, Capt. Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of OrweU
in the gift of G. A. Coller esq. and held since 1899 by the Park, Mrs. Frederick Barlow and the trustees of the
Rev. Richard Langford Coller M.A. of Wadham College, Walford family. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel and
Oxford, who is also lord of the rectory manor. clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips.
Charities :-1n 1488 Agnes Emme left £13 per year for The area is 1,680 acres; rateable value, £2,689; th&
the repairs of the church: Thomas Tvmme in 1614 population in 1891 was 414. .
left a cha.rity to <support two poor and aged persoD!' Parish Clerk, Henry Burch.
of Basketon: .Alice Osborne's rent-charge of 20S. a year Post Office. Mrs. Burch, sub-postmistress. Letters
is given in gowns at Easter: John Rutland in 1776 left through Woodbridge arrive at 7 a.m. &; I p.m.; dis-
£3 yearly for the purchase of three coats for poor men patched at 11.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.. Postal Orders are
of the parish: Mary Brown in 1820 left £100 invested, issued here, but not paid. Woodbridge is the nearest
the interest of which is devoted to the purchase of money order & telegraph office, :2 miles distant
blankets to be distributed at Easter. The Shrubbery Parochial School (mixed), built in 1871 & enlarged in
is the residence of Mrs. Frederick Barlow. Hasketon 1883, at the cost of Edmund Barlow esq. for 100
Manor House, the property of the trustees of the late children; average attendance, 48; Mrs. Mary Eliza-
Colonel T. W. Baines J.P. (d. 1895) is a large mansion beth Small, mistress
1,UIVATE RESIDENTS. Russell Col. Wm. Albert, Lower wood Marriner Charles Frederick, farme1"p
Baker Capt. Julian A., R.N. Hasketon COMMERCIAL. Thorpe hall
manor. Borrett .Tane (Mrs.), sub-postmistress Moss Alfred, thatcher & Turk's Head
Barlow Edmund Francis Masterman Buxton Robert, farmer P.R
Barlow Mrs. Frederick, The IShrubbery Buxton Robert G. farmer. OxborrowCharles,gamekeeper toEdmd.
Brook Misses. Bighfield hOllile Bye Ephraim, farmer F. M. Barlow esq. The Raydons •
Coller Rev. Richard Langford 'M.A. Crapnell William, blacksmith Oxborrow Thomas, farmer
Rectory Goddard Henry, miller (wind) Smith Leonard, frmr. Church far:n
Digby Lionel, Home farm Rarris Robert, farmer, Willow farm Shimmen David, shopkeeper
Marriner Charles Fredk. Thorpe ball Rawes Henry, fa.rmer Steel Waiter, farm bailiff to exors. of
Nixon Henry, Old Red house King Thomas, farmer, Gull farm Col. Haines, The Manor farm
HAUGHLEY is a parish and ancient town and labouring poor in 24 parcels, and four acres set apart
junction station on the Great Eastern railway, in the as a recreation ground. Here are the remains' of ·an
North Western division of the county, Stowmarket petty ancient and strongly constructed fortress, the ruins of
sessional division and county court district, Stow which extend over seven acres. Houghley Park is the
hundred and union, rural deanery of Stow, archdeaconry seat of Mrs. Pretyman: the mansion, built by the Sulyard
of Suffolk and! diocese of Norwich: it is 82' miles from family about 1557, is in the Tudor style: the land and
London and about 3 north-north-west from Stowmarket, manor were granted to this family by Queen Mary 8IJ
and was formerly a market town. The parish, as a reward for services rendered to her by Sir John Sul-
appears from the ancient ratebooks, is divided into the yard. Plashwood Park stands' in its own grounds amid
foLlowing districts, viz. Tot Hill, The Street (now called beautiful sylvan scenery; the mansion is o·f red brick
Old Street), New Street and Green. The railway and stone and' is occupied by Benjamin B. Booth esq.
station is at the junction of the Bury branch with the J.P. George Frederick Beaumont esq. F.S.A. of The
main line of the Great Eastern railway, It mHes east Lawn, Coggeshall, Essex, is lord of the manor of Baugh-
from the village. The church of St. Mary is a large ley with its members. Mrs. Pretyman, Benjamin B.
and ancient building of flint in the Perpendicular stvle, Booth esq. J.P. Samuel Snell esq. Samuel John Ward
consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch, Harrison esq. and Mr. William Bradley Grimwood, of
with an embattled tower adjoining the porch, and Wickham Skeith, Eye, are the principal landowners.
containing a clock and 5 bells; in the west window are The soil is mixed; subsoil, partly clay and gravel. The
the arms of Bales Abbey: there are tombs and tablets chief crop.. are wheat, barley and 'beans. The area i81
to the Ray, Smyth, Crawford, Offwood and Ward 2,561 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value, £3,294;:
families, and two stained windows placed by the late the population in 1891 was B59. .
Rev. W. H. Crawford. The church was restored in Parish Olerk, William John GiBsing Arnold.
1878, and! has about 350 sittings. The register dates Post, M.-O. & T. 0., '1'. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
from the year 1558. The living is So vicarage, net yearly Post, S'. B. & Annuity 0& Insurance Office. Alfd. Woods.
value £200, including 6 acres of glebe, with residence, lub-postmaster. Letters received through Stowmarket
given to the living by the Rev. Edward Ward, vicar here at 6.45 a.m. &; 12.15 p.m.; dispatched 10.55 a.m. &;
from 1812, in the gift of trustees, and held since 1890 7.15 p.m.; no sunday delivery; office open for the sale
by the Rev. John Kemp M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford. of stamps & telegraph from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
Here i~ a ~ngreg~tio~al chu:pel. The s~ of £15 fro~ Wall Letter Box, Haughley station, cleared at 10 a.m. ,.
Dr. TrIplett s charIty IS ap.plied for placmg fo~r 1;>oys m 6.40 p.m. week days only
St. P~ter's .College, Westmmster, lln~ £5 for bmdmg ap- Wall Letter Box HauO'hley Green cleared at a.m. &
prentIces m Petersham: Dr. TrIplett al80 founded m week cia i o~ • 7
three scholarships in Westminster school, which still are 7 p. • Y Y
known as the Triplett scholarships. The town lands Wall Box, New street, cleared at 7·5~ a.m..k 6.45 p.m.
consist of 78.. 20r. now (1900 ) under the management Endowed Elem~ntary School (boys, gIrls & infants), buil\
of trustees appointed by the Parish Council, and the vicar & endowe.d 1D 1865 by the Rev. W..H. Cra~ford, &.
and churchwardens, two thirds of the rents being assigned enlarged ID 18 97, for 60 toys & 1~0 gIrl~ and mfanM;-
for the benefit of the poor and one third for ecclesiastical averu:ge attendance, 50 boys &I 95' ,gIrls & .mfants; Henry
purposes. The common.. consisting of about 100 acres, COrnIsh, master; Mrs. Ellen Baker, mIstress
was inclosed in 1854, six acres being then allotted to the Railway Station.-William Chapman, station master
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Adams Robert T. miller (steam) Green Daniel, shoe maker
Armistead John, Folly house Andrews Arthur George, builder Grimwood George, beer retailer
Booth Benjamin Brodie J.P. Plash- Andrews Frederick, farmer Hammond John R. (Mrs.), farm&1"p
wood Park Baker Francis Henry, miller (wind & Old Hall green
Farrer William steam) Roneyball Charlotte (Miss), dress ma
Farrow Samuel Baker Spencer, frmr. Baughley cstla Hood Alfred, bricklayer
Barrison Saml.John Ward,HaugI.!.ley bo Barrett Arthur, tailor Hood Rohert. shopkeeper
Howell Mrs. Pine lodge Bates James, Railway tavern Hurren Archer, carpenter, New street
Hunter George Holbrey, The Firs Chinney Samuel, Oock inn Hunter GeorgeHolbrey M.R.C.S.Eng.•
Kemp Rev. John M.A. (vicar), The Clarke James, shopkeeper & coal dealer L.S.A.,D.P.H.Lond.surgeon 0& mew-
Vicarage Cooper Winifred (Mrs.), shopkeeper cal officer & public vaccinator, No...
Luckey William Cubitt Robert, farmer district, Stow union, The Firs
Matthews Samuel Dedman WaIt. saddler & harness ma James Samuel, coal dealer
Parsey Arthur Benjamin, New street Denny Ernest, butcher Jeffery Jeremiah, farmer
Peddar Philip Denny Miriam (Mrs.), farmer Kerry Alfred, farmer & landowner
Pretyman Fdk. Hy. J.P. Haug-bIey pk Dorland James, farmer, Green Lawrence Ephraim,poultry dlr.& frmr
Pretyman Mrs. HaugbIey pari: Edwards Cha.s.frmr. HaugbIey bushes Lee James, farmer, Old Bells farm
COMMERCIAL. Exley Geo. Stephen, King's Arms hotel Lomas William, beer retailer
Adams Cornelius, miller (steam) 1& Faiers John, farmer Luckey William, veterinary surgeoD
. corn merchant, Mere mill Gladwell Charles, cattle dealer Manning Edward, shopkeeper
 DIRECTORY.]
Mash William(exors.of), grocer & drpr
Morley Herbert (Mrs.), farmer
MoUins Albt. basket ma. &; osier dlr
MUl'ton Charles, blacksmith, Green
Murton Mary Ellen (Mrs.), dress makr
Palmer William, baker &; newsagent
I'ayne L. A. &; M. F. dress &; mantle
makers
Pawsey Harry, plumber, New street
Pawsey Arthur, farmer &; poor's rate
~ollector. New street
SUFFOLK.
Plummer Victor, wheelwright
Pulford Henry, shoe maker
Roberts James, shopkeeper, Green
Rushbrook E. White H<lrse P.H.
New street
Rye Susannah (Mrs.), wood rake ma
Saunders John Edward, farmer
Scott William, farmer, Green
Sparrow Clement, bricklayer
Steam Roland, farmer, Tothill
Stribling Edwin B. frmr. New bells
HAVERHILL. 157
Syrett WaJ.ter, farmer, Belle vue
Thwaites Thomas Osborne, farmer
Upson Henry, saddler
Wallace Frederick, Fox P.H. Green
Welham Henry .Tohn, blacksmith
Williams William, farmer. Mere
Woods Edgar &; Alfred, coach buildrs
Woods Charles, draper
Woods Fredk. Turner. miller (steam)
&; shopkeeper, Green

HA.VERGATE ISLAND. formerly extra-parochial,
is now a parish, in the South Eastern division of the
county, Plomesgate hundred and union, Woodbridge petty
sessional division. It is about 2 miles in length and sur-
rounded by the river Ore, one branch of which is separated
from the sea by a narrow beach only: the only building
here is a boat-house, but at certain times the island is used
for grazing purposes: George Fiske esq. of Thornbnsh
Hall, Bramford, Ipswich. is sole owner. The area is 261
acres of land, 3 of water, lJ3 of tidal water and 55 of
foreshore; rateable value, £160; th& population in 1891
: was 4-

RAVERHILL is an ancient market town and paril!lh
and head of a county court district, 8 miles west from
Clare and 54 from London, in the Southern division of the
county, Risbridge union and petty sessional division,
county, Risbridge hundred, union and petty sessional
division, r"ral deanery of Clare. archdeaconry of Sudbury
and diocese of Ely, a portion, called Haverhill Hamlet,
vas formerly in Essex, but the parish is now wholly in
Sulfolk. 'Iha town consists chiefly of one broad street
about a mile in length, is well dra.ined, and under the
providons of the "Local Government Act, 1894" (56
and 57 Vict. c. 73), is governed by an Urban District
C<.ouncil of 13 members, the parish having been originally
constituted a. Local Government district in 1878. Here
is a station on the branch of the Great Eastern railway
from Cambridge to Sudbury and Bury St. Edmunds,
also the junction of the Colne Valley line to Ohapell
and Mark's Tey, via Halstead. The Town is llR"hted
with gas from works erected in 1854, at a. cost of £800,
by a company, from whom they wereA purchased in
1886 by the Local Board. The church of St. Mary is
a spacious edifice of flint and mbble with .stone dress-
ings, in the Late Perpendicular style, consisting of chan-
cel, nave, aisles, chapel, south porch and a tower con-
taining 5 bells: the east window is stained, and there are
several others, all memorials: the reredos is of alabaster,
and the communion table, sedilia. and other fittings of
carved oak; in the church is a monument to Dr. John
Ward, preacher here in the 16th century: the church was
Testored in 1867, at a cost of £2,3°0, when the na.ve arcades
were rebuilt and its flat panelled ceiling, as well as the
vaulted roof of the chancel, effectively enriched; the floor-
ing was also re-laid, the interior reseated with open benches
and the west gallery removed; the arches in the chancel,
previously bricked up, were opened and the north door,
woeatly admired for its exquisitely carved.' arch, has been
beaut.ifulIy restored: there are 600 sittings, 340 being free.
The register dates from the year 1660. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £1°9, with residence, in. the
gift of Sir George H. Beaumont bart. The Congre-
gational chapel, Hamlet road, erected at a total cost of
£5,800, is a structure of red brick with stone facings, in
the Early English style, from designs by Mr. Charles Bell
F.R.I.B.A. of London, and has a tower and; spire, rising to
a height of 120 feet, the cost of which, amounting to £800,
wsos defrayed! by the late D. Gurteen esq. sen. (d. 1894):
a new crgan was presented in 1899 as a. memorial, by the
Gurteen family: t.here are sittings, including the gallery,
:for 850 persons. The old Congregational chapel is now
lIsed as a Sunday school. The Congregational chapel, in
Withersfield road, with Sunday schools ad~oining, was
erected in 1891, at a cost of £3,000, from designs by
Messrs. Searl and Son, architects, of London, and is
of brick with stone dressings: it will seat 600 persons.
'There are also Baptist and Primitive Methodist chapels.
The cemetery, formed in 1867 at a. cost of £1,600, con~
!luns a mortuary ch:l.pel with a. turret and spire, and is
under the control of the Urban District Council, acting
'as a Burial Board, in 1897 2 acres were added at a cost
of about £500, and the area is now 4 acres. The Town
Han, presented to the town in 1883 by the late Daniel
'Gurteen esq. to commemorate his "golden wedding,"
a.t a cost, including site, of £5,000, is a spacious
'building of red brick, with white stone dressings, in the
Domestic Gothic style. erected from designs by Mr. E.
Sharman, architect, of Wellingborough, and' containing on
the ground floor a reading room, committee rooms, large
lecture room and billiard and chess rooms, with offices in
the rear, and on the floor above, a large and lofty hall,
with a gallery and orchestra, in which is an organ, pre-
sented by D. Gurteen, jun. esq. The Corn Exchange was
erected in 1889 by the Haverhill Corn Exchange Co. Lim.
The Savings Bank, established in 1836, was discontinued
in 1894. The market is held on Friday, and there is also a
weekly sale of fat and store stock in the yard adjoining the
Rose and Crown hotel. conducted by Mr. Charles Board-
man, with which have been amalgamated the sales
formerly held here by Messrs. Balls, and very largely
att~nded. The principal manufact<>ry here is that
of Messrs. Gurteen and Sons, for the making of
textile fabrics, drabbet, cheesecloth, towels, huckaback,
crash, scryms and various other cotton and linen fabrics;
also of crinoline and horse hair cloth and rugs and mats;
they also manufacture clothing for home trade and ex-
portation, and employ upwards of 2,500 persons. There
are brick works here. the earth being of &D excellent
quality. Among the persons of note connected with this
place ma,y be mentioned! Thomas Cobb, a native of Haver-
hill, who in 1555 suffered martyrdom at Thetford. Here
also was born Dr. John Ward, one of Fuller's" worthies,"
and sometime vicar of Haverhill: he had three sons, all
men of grea.t eminence, who suffered much persecution for
their faith: Samuel Ward. born here in 1577, and ap-
pointed (4 Nov. 1605) town preacher of Ipswich, was
prosecuted and' punished in the High Commission Court at
the Star Chamber in 1634-5, on account of his extreme
Puritan opinions and: undue freedom of speech: he died
8 March, 1639-4°: Nathaniel Ward, born here between
1587 &Dd 1580 was M.A. of Emmanuel C'oll~e, Cambridge.
and rector of Stondon Massey, Essex, but deprived in 1633,
and in 1637 emigrated to New England and formed one of
the first settlements in that country, at a place in Massa-
chusetts then called "Agawam," but afterwards named
"Ipswich;" returning to England in Jan. 1646-7, he be-
came, in 1648, rector of Shenfield, Essex, and there died
about 1633: John Ward, the third son, M.A. of Emmanual
College, Cambridge, was rector of Dennington, and! from
1640 to 1642 rector of St. Clement's, Ipswich; he died 18
April. 1662, and was buried in that church. Samuel
Farrclough, another celebrated Puritan, was born here in
1594; he was rector of Barnardiston and of Kedington, but
was ejected for nonconformity, and died in 1667. The
Turnour family were long seated here: Henry Tumour,
buried here in 1464, was the ancestor of Sir Edward
Tumour kt. M.P. Essex, Speaker of the House of Com-
mons, 1661-71, and: chief baron of the Exchequer, d. 4
March, 1676, whose descendants in the 18th century were
created barons and! Earls of Winterton. In 1643, under
warrant of the Earl of Manche:;ter, certain pictures and
ornaments of the church, held to be superstitious, were
demolished. In 1665 the greater part of the town was
destroyed by fire, through· which much of its ancient
character was lost. In 1757 and the following year, a
number of spearheads and urns were discovered here;
some of the urns were of pale blue glass, hermetically
sealed, and capable of holding two gallons; they were
three parts filled with bones. and amongst them was 8
lachrymatory, or vessel for preserving tears. In 1787.
fifty gold coins, attributed to B06dicea, Queen of the Iceni,
were found here in Si mound of blue clay; the smallest
coin weighed 100 grains; the largest was concave on one
side and convex on the other, a form peculiar to the coins
of this queen. Traces of a castle or fortified place still
exist at a short distance from the town. .
The manor of Haverhdl in 9 Edw. I. (1280-I) was held
by Henry de Helin (or Helion), probably one of the Helions
family of Bumpstead, in Essex; in 4 Hen. IV. (1402-3) it
was held by Lord! Stafford, and in 1450 by Humphrey
(Stafforli), Duke of Buckingham K.G. Lord Constable,
who was slain at the battle of Northampton, 10 July, 1460;
in 1483 the manor belonged to Henry, Lord Grey of
Coduor, who died 8 April, 1496. Sir George Howland
William Beaumont bart. of Coleorton Hall, Leicestershire,
who is lord of the manor, William Basham Gurteen elilq. of
 158 HAVERHILL. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
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Chauntry House, Haverhill, Jabez Gurteen esq. of Haver- Certified Bailiff appointed under the "Law of Distress
hill, Charles Brogden Sperling esq. of Dynes Hall, Hal- Amendment Act," Henry Peck, Haverhill
stead Essex, and Queen's College, Cambridge, are prin- County Police Stlltion, William Smith, inspector; the
cipal 'landowners. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. local ilorce consists of 5 constables
'rhe crops are of the usual kind. The area. is 2,531 Fire Brigade (Volunteer), Hobert Wm. Bridge, captain,
acres; rateable value, £12,950; the population in 1891 2 lieutenants, 2 engineers &; 4 firemen
was 4,587. Town Hall, High street, William Buckley, caretaker
Pest, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Edward VOLUNTEERS.
W. Griggs,postmaster. Letters arrive from New- 2nd Volunteer Batallion, Suffolk Regiment (0 CompanY),
market at 6.20 a.m.; dispatched at 5.50 p.m.; Drill hall, Burton end (Captain F. C. Christmas; E.
arrive from Halstead at 6.55 Lm.; dispatched at 5 Ingo\d &; O. Boardman, lieuts; Rev. C. J. Martyn M.A.
p.m.; &; from London also arrive at 10.30 a.m. &; 5.30 acting chaplain; Sergt. -Instructor, Walter Game
p.m.; dispatched! at 12.15, 2.25 &:i 7.30 p.m.; to C8J!l-
bridge, 7 p.m.; to all parts, 7.30 p.m.; aundayll, dIS- RISBRIDGiE UNION.
patched to all parts,S&; 5.50 p.m.
Board day, every alternate friday, II a.m.. 8It the Work-
•
Wall Letter Boxes. house, Kedington.
Camps road, cleared at 12 noon &; 4.45 &; 7.25 p.m The union comprise's the following place SI :-Ashen~
Hamlet road Box, cleared! 11.20 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m BarnoardJiston, BirdJbrook, Bumpstead Steeple, Bump-
High street, cleared at 12 noon &; 5 &; 7.30 p.m stead Relions, Clare, Cowlinge, Denston (or Denardis-
Queen street, cleared B,t 12 noon &; 4.45, 6.30 &; 7.20 p.m ton), Great Bradley, Great Thu!l"low, Great Wrattting~
(Week days only) Hla.ve1'lhill, HundoD', Kedington, Little Brad1ey, Little-
Thurlow, Little Wratting, Monks RiS'bridge, Ovington~
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOB RISBRIOOE PETTY Posling:ford, Stansfieldl, Stdk:e-by-Clare, Stradlis!b.aTI~
SESSIONAL DIVISION. Sturmer, Whixoe (or W:ixoe), Wickhoambrook &>
Withersfield: the area of the union is 53,976 acres;
Goodchild Colonel Sharpe esq. 0.0. The Hall, Great Wrat- rateable value in 1900, £61,363; the population in
ting, Haverhill, chairman 1891 was 17,307
Loch Lord G.C.B., G.C.M.G., P.C., D.O.L. Stoke College, Chairm:m of the Board of Guardians, Charles Provart
Stoke-by-Clare Keeble, Hazel Stubb, Raverhill
Barnes John Edward esq. Clare R.S.O .. Clerk to the Guardians & As'se8'sment Oommittee.. John
Gurteen William Basham esq. Chauntry house, Haverhill Bigmore, Queen street, Haverhill
Little Rev. Joseph Russell, Stansfield Assistant Clerk, Samuel Austin Bigmore, Queen street~
Packer Rev. Arthur M.A. Hartest, Bury St. Edmunds Haverhill
Taylor Fredk. esq. Boyton hall, Little Wratting, Haverhill Treasurer, Algernon B. Bevan esq. Capital &; Countie~
The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Haverhill Urban Bank; Haverhill
&; Rural District Councils, are ex-officio magistrates
Relieving &; Vaccin'cJition Officers, No. I district; A. N.
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Bigmore, Queen street Debenham, Sturmer; -No. 2 district, Henry James
Petty Sessions are held at the Police stations at Olare &; Hariss Newton, Clare; No. 3 district, Charles Brown~
Haverhill every alternate monday, at II a.m. The Wickhambrook
places in the petty sessional division are :-Barnardiaton, Med!ical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, No. I district,
Clare, Cowlinge, Denston, Great Bradley, Great Thur- Herbert John HlIil'grave M.B., C.M. Haverhill; No. :;,
low, Great Wratting, Haverhill, Hawkedon, Hundon, district, Edward Alfred Piggott L.R.C.P. &; S.Edin.
Kedington, Little Bradley, Little Thurlow, Little Wrat- Hillside, Clare; No. 3 district, Robert Reynolds
ting, Monk's Risbridge, Poslingford', Stansfield, Stoke- M.RC. S.Eng. Steeple Bumpstead; No. 4 district, Robt.
by-Olare, Stradishall, Whixoe; WickhamJbrook &; Elwell Naish L.B.O.P.•& S.Edin. Little Thurlow; No. 5
Withersfield dist. Robt. Hugh Wilkin L.R.C.P.Lond. 'Wickhambrook
Superintendent Registrar, J()hn Bigmore, Queen street,
HAVERHILL URBAN DISTRICT COUNOIL. Haverhill; deputy, ISamuel Austin Bigmore, Queen st.
Meeting days, every third monday in ,the month, at the Haverhill
Town RaIl, at 7 p.m. . Regi!rlirars of Births &; Deaths, The Relieving &; Vaccina-
Members. tion officers
Chairman, William Basham Gurteen J.P. Registl'Birs of Marriages, Henry Peck, Haverhill &; Jaaza-
• niah Oarter, DenstoIl/
J. Beasley Thomas Jarvis Workhouse, Kedington, William Balaam, mr.ster; Rev.
Charles Boardman }<'rederick Perry Mostyn Sedgwick, chaplain; Herbert J.Hargrave M.B.~
Charles French Richard Ruffle C.M. medical officer; Mrs. Elizabeth Balaam, matron
Thomas Herbert Goodqlan Augustus J. Simpson •
Edward M. Green Harry D. Taylor School Attendance Committee.
Jabez Gurteen .
William Basbam GurteenJ.P
IF. D. Unwin Meets 8It b01llI"d-room On alternate fridays at II a.m.
Clerk, John Bigmore, Queen street, Raverhill
Officers. School A.ttendance Officers, A. N. Debenham, Sturmer.
Treasurer, Algernon B. Bevan esq. Sudbury Essex; H. J. H. Newton, Clare; Charles Brown,Wick-
Clerk; Sidney H. Graham,. High street hambrook
Medical Officer of Health, William Armistead M.B., C.M. PUBLIO OF1F'IOERS.
Stapleford
Surveyor & Inspector of Nuisances, John J sph. Knew6tubb, Assessor &; Oollecto1' oll Taxes;Saml. A. Bigmore,QuOOIlJ st
Withersfield road Assistant Overseer, George Kinsey, High street
Collector, George Kinsey, High street Clerk to Commi&sioners' of Taxes, In. Bigmore, Queen at
Inla.nd Revenue Officer, Albert Thos. Machen, Hamlet rd
PUBLIC ESTABLISfllMENTS. Town Crier; Alfred Dare, 29 High street
Cemetery, Sidney H. Graham, clerk to the urban dia-
trict council, acting as a burial board IPLAOES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
County Court, His HOll'or W. H. G. Bagshswe Q.C. St. Mary's Church, vicar; Rev.
judge; . H. C. Canham, registrM" &; high bailiff; H. Henry James Hall M.A.. curate; 8 &; I I a.m. &; 3 &; 6.30
Peck, sub-bailiff. The county court is held at the p.m.; daily 8 a.m. &, 8 p.m
Police station, every alternate month. The following Baptist, 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m
is 3 list of parishes in the county court district:- Congregational, West End, Withersfield road, Rev.Arthur
AsheD!, Birdbrook, Steeple Bumpstead, Relions Bump- Jarvis A.T.S. 10.30 &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
S'tead, Barnoardiston, Bradley Great, Bradley Little, Congregational, Hamlet road,Rev.James Francis Shepherd
Oa'8tle Chmps, Clare, Cowlinge, Denston, Hundoll, M.A.; 10.30 a.m. i& 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Haverhill, Horseheath, Kedington, Ovinlgton, Posling- Primitive Methodist, Rev. Jacob Pilling; 10.30 a.m. &,
ford, Ridgwell, S'hudy Oamps, Stansfield, Stradishall, 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Stambou['ne, Sturmer, Stoke-next-Olare, Thurlow
Great; Thurlow Little, West Wickham; Whixoe,Withers- Salvationl Army, 7 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 2.30 &; 6 p.m.; week
field, Wratting Great, Wratiting Little, Wick,hambrook days, 7.30 p.m
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that A School Board of 7 members was formed compulsorily,
of Cambridge, Howard William Cox; 5 Petty Curry, 31 October, 1873. 1101' the united district of Haverhill
Cambridge, official receiver. &; Sturmer; John Bigmore, clerk to the b08ll'd
 DmECl'ORY.] SUFFOLK. HAVERHILL. 159
iBoard School, ~rected! in 1875, at a c<Ci of £7,000 &; South-West Suffolk Echo, Com Exchange chambers,High
thriC& enla.rged: at a total CQst of £u,ooo; it will now street; published saturday
hold: 322 boys, 310 girls &; 3 16 infants j average atten- Railway Station, Thomas Michael Miller, station master
dance, boys, 269; girls, 263; infants, 192; Thomas
Mountlord!, master; Mrs. Annie Allen Arber, mistress; Colne Valley Goods Station, Cha. Hy. Coppin, stam.msn
:Mr•. Fanny J. Elles, infants' mistr~. Omnibus from Bell hotel meets all trains
NEWSPAPER'S. Carriers. William Byford &; William Farrants, to &
. Have:rhill Express 1& Clare &; South Su1folk News (Barry from Railway station; Sutton &; Co. (Harry Fuller
&; Co. publishers j published saturdays), 34 Queen st 'l'hake, agent), 6 Mill road
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Goodman Thomas Herbt. 39 High st Mann Philip Alfred, Hamlet road
Ashplant Mrs. Heazworth house Graham Sidney H. High street Mason WaIter, High street
Atterton John, 41 Hamlet road Gunnell George, High street Mountford Thomas, 1 Wratting road
Basham The Misses, Broad street Gurteen Daniel M. The Mount Pannell The Misses, Hamlet road
Bates Mr,. 17 High street Gurteen Jabez Pilling Rev. Jacob (Primitive Metho-
Boardman Charle.s, Elmhurlt Gurteen Mrs. The Duddery dist), Broad street
Bullock Wm. Dexter, Canfleld house Gurteen Wm. Basham J.P. Chaun- Shepherd Rev.James Franc:is (Congre-
Burgon Arthur Pollard M.R.O.V.S. try' house gational), The Old manse
31 Queen street Hall Rev. Henry Jame. M.A. (curate), Silver Samuel Maurice Jamea, The
Callow Daniel, Burton end 'Withersfield road Limes, Camps road
Callow Mrs. John, Burton end Hammond Charles Wallis, High st Simpson Aug. John, Vale place
Ohristmas Frederick Charles, Glen Hargrave Herbt. In., M.B. High st Smart Arthur G. Croft house
brook, Oamps road Hudson Mrs. High street Smith Mrs. Hamlet road
Deeks Jas. Hy. Withersfield road Jarvia Rev. Arthur A.T.,S. (Congrega- Turner Frederick, IS High street
Elliott Charles, Chauntry road tional), The Manse Unwin Fredk. Daniel, Withersfield rd
Fish Herbert, Broad street Jarvis Mrs. Broad street Vincent Cbas.Cooper,I06 Withersfid.rd
French Charles, Hamlet road Machen AIbert Thomas, Hamlet road Vincen\ ,Mrs. Hamlet road
COKllBRCUL. Chamberlain Fuller, Woolpack P.H. Queen street
Adams Elliott, boo\ &; .hoQ mak~, Camp. road Christmas F. O. &; Co. m-ewers, malts1iera &; wine &; spirit
Affiook William, Bell hotel, High stree\ merchants, Camps road
Alderton William, hair dresser, 8 Queen street Clarke Alfred, wheelwright, Swan lanE~
. A.llen Harriet (Mrs.), tobacconist &; confctnT. 71 High 8t Clarke Arthur, general house ~rnisher, High' stree$
AlIen Jackson, plasterer, High street Cooper Sidney, draper, 7 High street
.A.ndlrews Waiter, coffee rooms, 34 &; 36 Queen astreet Coote Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, Chauntry road
Argent George, ooot maker, 4 Queen &treet Coppin Chas. Henry, station master, Colne Valley railway
Ashplant Lilian &; Hettie (Misses), ladies' school, Heaze· Cork EdJward.' John, baker, Bunon end
worth house County Court (His Honor W. H. G. Bagshawe Q.C.
Atterton John, engineer, boiler maker, IniUwrighti, wheel- judge; H. C. Oanham, registrar &; high bailiff), Queen st
wright, maker of patent machines for sharpening lawn Crowe W. Rus:sell, au:ctioneer &; ftcrountant, 13 High s'
mowers, jib cranes for granaries & machinery agent, Crummey Damel, fruIterer, 23 Queen street
Iron works Curtis James, shopkeeper, 29 Hamlet road
Backler Wm. Jas. tohaccomst &; confectioner, 77 High.' Dare Alftredi, Whiite Horse P.H. 29 High street
Bad.cock John, farmer, Hanchet end Deeks James Henry, agent for the Royal Insurance Co.
Bal8lam Tiba, farmer, Hazel Stubb Withermeld road
Baldock Edward, thrashing machine ownr. Chauntry rd Delacour Edward J.manager Capital &; Counties Bank Lim
Balls Messrs. J. M.I& R. auctioneerll, land &; estate agents Durrant Jabez, basket maker, 46 Queen street
&; surveyors, Station road; &; at Castle Hedingham &; Eary Edwin John, watch maker, 42 Queen street
Clare; established 1846 Eley Thomas, blacksmith &; beer retailer, 38 High street
Bareham James, confectioner, 13 Queen street Everett Ernest, fishmonger &; greengrocer, 47 High st
Basham Albert, painter &; paperhanger, 20 Withersfield rd Everitt Sydney, Greyhound hotel, High iltreet
Bash'am Thomas, beer retailer, Wlithersfieldl road Farrants William, Queen's Head P.'H. Queen street; free
Bates Thomas, solicitor, 29 Queen street house for ales, wines &; spirits; posting house, open &>
:Bedford Harry, beer retailer, Queen street closed carriages, landaus, brakes, wagonettes, pony
Bigmore Harry, beer retailer, Hamlet road chaise &; dog carts of every description for hire for
Bigmore John, clerk to the magistrates 1& school ooard, wedding &I other parties
school attendance &; assessment committees, commis- Fell 8arah (Mrs. ),Rose &; Crown family &; commercial htl
sioners of taxes, to guardians, &; to Glare Rural District Fordhlml. E.K.& H.Limited, brewers; stores, Ohauntry rd
Council &; superintendent registrar of Risbridge union French &; Hiner, boot manufacturers, 73 High street, &
1& clerk to Hundon School Board, Queen street tailors, Queen street
Higmore Mary Louisa (Miss), fancy repository &; stationer Fuller James, boot maker, 21 High .!treet
DigmOTe Samuel Austin, coal agent &; assistant clerk to Gibson Jas. Wm. manager of gas works, Withersfield road
the guardian,s, deputy luperintendent registrar &; Goodman ·Thomas Herbert M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon, 39
8ISsessor &; collector of taxes, Queen street High street
Eigmore Waiter, White Hart P.H. High street Gowers Eliza (Miss), dress maker, 65 High Iltreet
Binks William, shoe maker, 18 Queen street Gowers Frank, pork butcher, Mill road
Board!m'8I1l Ch'M'les. auctioneer &; va:luer &; land &; estate Gowers Jabez, baker, Crowland road
agent, Station road; &; at Olare R.S.O.; established Gowers Matilda. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 65 High street
1867 ' G o w e r s Thomas, Rose P.H. Burton end
Boreham ArtJhur, chimney sweeper, Hamlet road Graham 8idney H. solicitor, clerk to the Urban District·
Eradnam Frederick, wholesale manufacturer of measures, Council &; burial board &; to Earnardiston, Whixoe &;;
hoops, rims, barn &; malt shovels, butchers' trays, Birdbrookschool boards &; to Withersfield school board,
scoops &; all kinds of turnery ware; orders punctually High street
attended to, Withersfield road Green Edwd. Narnott, atone &; marble mason, High st
Bridge Hobert Wm. builder &; undertaker, High street Greene, King &; ,Sons Limited, brewers (Frederick Turner,.
Erown John, plumber, 6 Queen street agent); .tores, '15 High street
Brown Marcus, builder, Camps road Griggs Edrward Waiter, chemist &; dentist, &; post master,
Brown Urban Arthur, butcher, Queen street High s\reet
Brown William,plumber &c. &; Black Horse P.H.Campsrd Gurteen &; Sons, manufacturers by llteam power of
Burgon :Arthur Pollard M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon various textile fabric., including drabbets, cheese
&; inspector under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) cloths, huclrabacks, crash towels, scrims &; variou9
Act, 31 Queen 'street; &; at Clare other cotton &; linen falbrics, horse hair &; crinoline,
Burton Waiter, shopkeep~r, Crowland road rugs &; mats, also manufacturers of clothing for whole-
Butler Vincent Edmund, artificial teeth mnfr. Camps rd sale home trade &; export
Byford William, corn &; 00111 merchant &; carrier, Pi.g'htle Hall Thomas Richard, builder, Withersfield road
Canham Henry Cra.1>b, solici1ior &; commissioner, regis- Halls John, beer retailer &; shopkeeper, Burton end
trar &; high bailiff to the county court Hammond Charlu Wallis, manager of the London &;
Capital &; Oountie.s Bank Lim. (Edward J. Delacour, mgr) County Bank, High street
Carter Albert George, watch &; clock maker, 43 High st Hargrave Herbert John M.B., C.M. surgeon, medicaJ
Oarter Jaazaniah, watch maker, Queen street officer &; public vaceinator, ISt district &; medical officer
Cemetery (Sidney H. Graham, clerk to t.he Urban District to workhouse, Risbridge union, High street
Council acting as a burial board)

160 HAVERHILL. SUFFOLK.
Haverhill Corn Exchange Co. Limited (Char:es Henry
Vincent, sec.), 10 High street
Haverhill Express &; Clare &; South .suffolk. News (Barry
&; CQ. publishers; published saturday), 34 Queen street
Haverhill Industrial Co-operative Society Limited (Charles
Spicer, s~c.), 4, 5 &; 6 Peas hill &; High stree~
.Haverhill Rope, Twine &, Sack Co. Queen street
Haverhill Working Men's Liberal &; Radical Club &; Insti.
tute Society Limited (A. Kemp, sec.), High street
Hawes William, tailor, Hamlet road
Hawkins Nelson, blacksmith, Mill road
Hayward George &; John, coach builders, Queen street
H-ayward Aline (Mrs.), fancy repository, 48 Queen street
Heckford William, boot &; shoa maker, Mill road
'Hepher Frederick, carpenter, Camps roal!
Hesworth Company (The), brick manufactrs. merchants,
engineers & general machinery agents
Hicks Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Mill road
"Hill Allen Isaac, outfitter, 33 &; 35 High street
Hiner Waiter, tai:or, see French .& Hmer
Holmes Horace George, printer &, pubfulher, Corn Ex-
change chambers
Hunt Edwin, Red Lion P.'H. High street
Hudson's Cambridge :& Pampisford Breweries Limited
(Willil1m Sargeant, agent); .stores, High street
l:ngold Ernest, brewer (E. C. Stockbridge, manager),
Chauntry road
International Stores Limited (Sidney William Dimmick,
branch manager), 42 &; 44 High street
.Jarvis George William, butcher, High street
.Jams Thomas, draper &, grocer, wine &; beer merchant,
37 High street
.Jarvis Thomas Freestone, butcher &; farmer, 22 High st
Jarvis William, tobacconist, 32 Queen street
.Jennings Thomas, whip maker, Burton end
Keeble Charles Probart, farmer, Hazel Stubb
Kindred Frederick William, draper &; grocer, 15 Queen It
King John, insurance agent, Camps road
Kinsey George, assistant overseer &; collector of d!iitrict
rate, High street
Knewstubb In.Joseph,surveyor i& inspector of nuisanOO8
to the Urban District Council, Withersfield road
Lines William, sewing machine agent, Wratting road.
Literary Institute &; Reading Room (A. iD. FitzgeraId,
hon. sec.), Town hall
Lock Emiline (Miss), dress maker, 10 Broad street
Lock George, insurance agent, '102 Withersfield road
London &; County Banking Co. Limited (branch)(Charlea
Wallis Hammond, manager), High street; draw on
head office, London E C
.:Machen Albert Thomas, inland revenue officer,Hamlet rd
Mason &; Son, builders &, brick makers
Mason Hercy Herbert, outfitter, Station road
~Iason Thomas J. farmer, Manor farm
MiUer Thomas Michael, station master, Railway station
Mitchell J{)hn J. J. corn &; coal merchant, 30 Queen st
Moore Martin S. draper &; grocer, &; agent for W. t& A.
Gilbey Limited, wine & spirit merchants, 17 High street
::Moss George, photographer &; printer, 54 High street
Moy Thomas Limited, coal, cement &; manure merchants,
Railway station
Munford ;&; Co. drapers .& fancy bazaar, 23 & 25 High st
Newman &; Son, ironmongeI"S &; furniture dealers, 27
High street
.Nunn William, baker, Eden road &; 69 High street
Nunn Stephen,King's Head P.H. &; seedsman,19 Queen st
Osborn Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress ma. 100 Withersfield road
Overhill Charles, boot maker, Withersfield road
Pannell Brothers, bakers &; confectioners, 40 High street
Pask Thomas Oliver, Iniller (wind), Mill road
Patrick George, Ram inn, &; butcher, High street
HAWKEDON is a parish and village on a tributary ot
.the river Stour, 6 miles north-north-east from Clare and
5 north-west from Glemsford stations, both on Cambridge
and Long Mellord section of the Great Eastern railway,
and I I north-west from Sudbury, in the Southern divi-
,sion of the county, ~isbridge hundred and petty sessional
division, Sudbury union and county court district, rural
,deanery of Clare, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese
of Ely. The church of St. Mary is an ancient building of
.flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower con-
taining 5 bells: the east window is stained and there is
a memorial window to the late Rev. Orbell Plampin Oakes
.B.A. rector, 1850-82, and his wife, inserted by their
children; and another to members of the Oakes family:
-on the north side is a monument to Richard Everard
.gent. d. 1760, and Dorothy his wife, d. 1768: over the
-east window are some remains of mural paintings repre-
senting our Saviour preaching to the Spirits in prison:
the church is seated with open oak benches with carved
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[KELLY'S
, Patrick John, butcher, 17 Queen street
Peacock Alfred, boot maker, Withersfield road
Peck Albert Josh. insurance agent, 2 Pightle
Peck Henry, registrar of marriages & county court bailiff
Poole Harry, beer retailer, High street
Poole William, house furnisher &; implement agent, High
street <& Queen street
Pryke James, butcher, 40 Queen street
Rash Waiter, insurance agent, Burton end
Rawlingson James, Weavers' Anns P.H. Hamlet road
Rice Edgar William, hair dresser, High street
Richardson Jesse, farmer, Headow farm
R'obinson Thomas Dexter,pharmaceutical chemist,High at
Ruffle Jeffrey, farmer, Horsham farm
Ruffie Rd. miller (wind & steam) &, farmer, Wratting rd
Sage Frederick William, Prince of Wales P.H. Station rd
Sargeant William, brewers' agent, High street
Sayer Robert, shopkeeper, 9 Hamlet road
Scott Waiter Bury, Bull P.H. &; dairyman, Camps road
Simpson AUg'ustus John Mem. Inst. C.E., M.S.A. civil
engineer, Vale place
Smith 'Collis, gas engineer &; cycle agt. Withersfield road
Sillitoe WaIter, beer retailer, High street
Smith W. H. &; Son, news agents, Railway l!ltation
Smith William &; Son, greengrocers, 38 Queen street
Smith William, inspector of police, Police station
South West Suffolk Echo (published saturday), Corn Ex-
chang~ chambers, High street
Sparrow Albert, baker, Queen street
Sparrow Esther (Mrs.), confectioner, I High street
Sparrow Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Peas hill
Starling Isaac, picture frame maker, 57 High street
Stevens William Amos, Prince of Wales P.H. Station rd .
Suckling Samuel, boot maker, Camps road
Sycamore Elias, ironmonger &; general dlr. 7 Queen st
TayIor Charles, refreshment room, High street
Taylor Fk. corn merchant, miller (steam roller) & farmer
Taylor Harry D. farmer, Haverhill place
Town Hall (WilIiam Buckley, caretaker), High street
Thake Harry FuUer, builder, contractor &, undertaker,
Camps road, ,& agent for Sutton &; Co. carriers,6 Mill rd
Tilbrook Thomas, farmer
Tuffin George, hardware dealer, 72 High street
Turner Frederick, brewers' agent, 15 !High street
Turpin John, timber mer. &; woodware mfr. Camps rd
Ungless Rodolph Gustave, mineral water mfr. High street
Vanner & Sons, silk manufacturers (Lewis Edwd. Webb,
manager), Colne Valley Station road
Vincent Charles Cooper, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, 10 High street
Vincent Charles Henry, insurance agent, 10 High street
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Suffolk. Regiment (C Co. Capt.
F. C. Christmas; E. Ingold &, C. Boardman, lieuts.;
Walter Game, sergt.-instructor), Drill hall, Burton end
Wallace A.lice (Miss), dress maker, 2 Rose cottages
Waiters Stephen & Sons Lim. silk manufrs. Chauntry rd
Ward Edgar, boot maker, Withersfield road
Webb Annie (Miss), dress maker, Withersfield road
Webb Daniel, boot maker, Withersfield road
Webb James, shopkeeper, Peas hill
Webb Harriet (Miss), apartments, 3 Station road
Webster Frederick, cycle agent, 67 High street
Westrope John, leather seller &; shoe ma. 10 Queen st
Whiteing John, beer retailer, Burton end
Wilkins &; Co. outfitters, 41 High street
Williams Stephen, Swan inn, Mill road
Wiles Stephen, builder, Hendford ·house
Winny Samuel King, general &; fancy draper, 30 High si
Wiseman Thomas, baker, Burton end
Wright Thomas Adams, wine & spirit merchant, High at
ends and affords 150 sittings. The register dates from
the year 1709. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
£250, with 45 acres of glebe and residence, built in 1850,
in the gift of J. H. P. Oakes esq. and held since 1885 by
the Rev. Beilby Porteus Oakes B.A. of Emmanuel College,
Cambridge. The poor have two acres ·of land at Stans-
field, £3 a. year out of a farm at Denston and 10S. a year
from Anthony Sparrow's Charity, which is distributed in
bread. There are two manors: J ames Henry Porteus
Oakes esq. of Nowton Court, is lord of the manor of
Thurston Hall; and the trusteel of the late Thomas
Posser Hale esq. of Somerton Hall (d. 1900) are lords of
the manor of Hawkedon Hall and chief landowners. The
soil is mixed, but most abounds in clay; subsoil, chiefly
clay. The crops are wheat, barley, oats and rootl. The
area is 1,461 acres; rateable value, £1,038; the popula-
tion in 1891 was 255.
Parish Clerk, Elisha W"ebb.
Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office. Enoch Webb,
sub-pestmaster. Letters received from Bury St. Ed·
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. HELMINGHAM. 161
mun.ds at 7.4-5 a.m. &:. Clare at 9.25 a.m.; dispatched National School (mixed), erected in 1848, for 60 children;:
to Clare only at 3.55 p.m. Postal orders are issued average attendance, 52; 'Villiam Hurst, master
here, but not paid. Hartest is the nearest money order Carrier to Bury. Jesse Debenham, wednesdays
office
OakeSl Rev.:Beilby porteus RA.Rectory Marsh Josiah John, farmer Webb &:. Sons, agricultural implement
COMMERCIAL. Seabrook Robert, farmer &:. assistant makers
DaWSOJ1 Stephen P.farmer,Langley fm overseer Webb Elijah, farmer,Gallowgate farm.
Dabenham Jesse, Queen's Head P.H. Taylor Fred, farm bailiff to exors. of Webb Enoch, grocer &:. draper, Post
-& carrier J. S. Garrett, Swan's hall office
:HAWSTEAD is a parish 31 miles south from Bury erected in 18n by the late Philip Metcalfe esq. for
.:St. Edmunds, and 3 west from Whelnetham station on six: aged persons, each of whom receives £26 yearly, and
the Bury and Sudbury .section of the Great Eastern rail- coals and clothing to the amount of £5. There are
way, in the North Western division of the county, also four other almilhouses on Great Green, erected by
'Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe Sir Robert Drury bart. in 1610, for four poor women, each
hundred and union, Bury St. Edmunds county court receiving £5 yearly. In the parish is a green or common
.district, rural deanery of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of of about 24 acres. George Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints esq. of Hardwick House, is lord of the manor; Lieut.-Col.
is an ancient building of stone in the Perpendicular style, Thomas G. Booth and James ilfunry Porteus Oakes esq•
.c.onsisting of chancel, na.ve, aisles, porch and an embattled of Nowton Court, are the principallandowuers. The soil
tower containing 3 bells: in the chancel there is a recum- is clay; lubsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat and
bent crossed-legged effigy under an arched recess, sup- barley. The area is 2,300 acres; rateable value, £1,506;
pased to represent Eustace Fitz-Eustace, ob. 1271: the the population in 1891 was '325.
Perpendicular rood Screen remains in its originab posi- Parish Clerk, Reuben Bantick.
tion with sanctus bell on the south side, and in the Post Office.-Reuben Bantick, sub-postmaster. Postal
north aisle is a piscina of the 13th century: there are orders are issued here, but not paid. Letters through
also several tombs of interest, and some brasses: the Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at
.church was restored in 1858, and in 1887 the tower was 6.15 p.m.; sundays, n.lO a.m. Postal orders are
restored and the interior decorated: there are 250 ilittings. issued here, but not paid. Horringer is the nearest
'The registers date from the 1558. The living is a money order & telegraph office, 4 miles distant
rectory, net income £338, including 33 acres of glebe with Wall Letter Box near Pinford End farm cleared 5.50 p.m.
residence, in the gift of George Gery Milner-Gibson- week days
Cullum esq. and held since 1885 by the Rev. Leslie Mercer National School (mixed), erected in 1845 by the late Rev.
M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, & Rural Dean of Sir Thomas Gery-Cullum bart. for 70 children; average
Homings Heath or Horringer. Here are six almshouses, attendance, 33; Mrs. Nancy Bantock, miltress
Booth Lieut.-Col. Thomas G. Haw- Feakes James, wheelwright Morley William, farmer
stead house Fyson Edward, farmer, Hawstead Mortlock William Herbert, farmer
Mercer Rev. Leslie M.A.. (rector & lodge farm Norman In. farmer, Pinford End fm
rural dean), Rectory Gill Waiter, blacksmith Pratt Fredk. ehas. farmer, Hall farm
COMMERCIAL. Holt Frederick, coal dealer Ridgeon J ames, beer retailer
Bantick Reuben, post office Marsh Bannard George, farmer, Smith Ruth (Mrs.), farmr. Pipers frm
'Brunning George (Mrs.), shopkeeper Fyletts farm Wright William, farmer
Death James, Metcalfe Arms P.H Marsh Josmh J. farmer Wright Willoughby, farmr.Butlers hall
HAZLEWOOD is a parish, near the navigable Aide, lord of the manor and sole landowner. The ·soil is
:about 2 miles north-west from Aldborough terminal generally light; subsoil, sand; there are about 600 acres
,gllation on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the of sandy heath. The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas
North Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate union and roots. The area is 1,739 acres of land, I of water,
and hundred, Blything petty sessional division and Fram- 35 of tidal water and 185 of foreshore; rateable value,
lingham and Saxmundham county court district. For £1,038; the population in 1891 was 141.
all ecclesiastical purposes it is annexed to AIdborough. . .
'There was formerly a churCA here, which was suffered Letters from Saxmundh.am through FrIston arrIve at
to go to decay upwards of two centuries ago; only a 7.3 0 a.m. Aldeburgh ~s the. nearest post, money order
small portion of its ruins now remains. Thomas Fredk. & telegraph office, 2 mIles dIstant
Charles Vernon Wentworth esq. of .Aldeburgh Lodge, is The children of this place attend the schooll1t .Aldeburgh
Bridges Alfred, farm bailiff to T. F. Etheridge Sam!. frmr. Hazlewood hall N<Jy WiIliam, head gamekeepr to T.
C. Vernon-Wentworth esq Hudson John, farmer F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq
Collen Henry John, farmer, Billea- Morling William, farmer, Road farm
ford hall (letters through .Aldringham)
HELMINGHAM is a. parish 8~ miles north from at Christmas by the churchwardens. Helmingham Hall,
Westerfield station on the Ipswich and Yarmouth the seat of Lord Tollemache, lord of the manor and chief
section and 8£ ea.s,t from Needham station on landowner, is a fine Elizabethan mansion approached by a
the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great long avenue of oak trees, at the entrance to which are two
Eastern railway, 9 north-west from Woodbridge, lodges: the hall is surrounded by a moat crossed by two
5 .oSouth from Debenham and 9 north from Ipswich, in drawbridges, which are drawn up every night; the park
t,he South Eastern division of the county, Bosmere and contains some very fine oaks, and is stocked with about
Claydon petty sessional division, Bosmere hundred and 400 red and fallow deer. At the death of Louisa, Countess
union, Ipswich county court district, rural deanery of of Dysart, 22 Sept. 1841, her great-nephew, the late Lord
Claydon, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Tollemache, succeeded to Helmingham. Hall and the
The church of St. Mary is a building of stone and flint in Suffolk estate: the library contains a considerable number
the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch of valuable )188. and ancient books; here also is pre-
and an embattled western tower containing 8 bells: in the served Queen Elizabeth's lute, left by Her Majesty when
c'hurch are several very fine monuments of the Tollemache on a visit to Helmingham Hall in 1580. The soil is
family, two of which are by Nollekens: and tl:.ere are a heavy clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
number of stained' windows: in 1895 a vocalion was pra- barley and beans. The area is about 2,446 acres of
sented by Lord Tollemache: the church was renovated heavy clay land and 8 of water; assessable value, £1,835 ;
-and decorated about 1845 by John Tollemache esq. M.P. the population in 1891 was 353
-afterwards created Baron Tollemache of Helmingham, Parish Clerk, John Weedon.
MId is fitted with open benches of carved oak, affording Post & Parcel Office. John Knights, sub-postmaster.
250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1559. Letters arrive from Stowmarket at 7 a.m. & 2.35 p.m. ;
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £310, including dispatched at 8.20 a.m. it 7 p.m. Postal orders Issued
37 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord but not paid. Coddenham is the nearest money order
Chancellor, and held since 1895 by the Rev. James Robin- & telegraph office,S miles distant
'Ion Garrett of St. Bees. There is a Mission room. National School (mixed), erected in 1853, for 390
James Gosling in 1742 bequeathed £10 to the poor of children; average attendance, 170; Henry Isaac Orchard,
·this· parish, the interest of which is given yearly in bread master
Tollemache Lord, Helmingham hall; Chelsea. &:. Carlton & Travellers' CO:YMERCJAL.
& Pecldorton castle, Tarporley, clubs, London SW Cutting- John (exors. of), farmer
<Jheshire; &:. 61 Cadogan gardens, Garrett Rev. Jas. Robinson, Rectory Damant Joseph,builder &:. 'Wheelwrigh~
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Damant Wm. Birch. fal'Dler. Bocking Garnham Arthur. farmer, Valley farm Moore Edmund, farmer &; clerk
hall Knights John. blacksmith. Post· office Parish Council. Park farm
HelminghamBrick Works (Lord Tolle- Knights Louisa. (Mrs.). shopkeeper Sawyer Edward William. farmel"
mache, proprietor; William Last, Mouser John Samuel. bricklayer &; Squirrell Benjamin, farmer
nJ.anager). brick. tile & drain pipe farmer. Park Gate farm Wood William. farmer
makers
HEMINGSTONE is a parish and village 3 miles residence. in the gift of Lord De Saumarez, and helcf
north-east from Claydon station and about the same since 1885 by the Rev. William Joseph Chapman B.A. of
distance from Needham station on the Ipswich and Nor- St. John's College, Cambridge. Hemingiltone Hall, a
wich line of the Great Ea·stern railway, but Westerfield Jacobean mansion of brick. erected by W. Style in 1625,.
station, about 4! miles south-east. is the more convenient is the property and residence of Major-General WilliaIn
for Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Aldeburgh &c.; it is 6! north George Martin J.P. Lord De Samaurez, of Shrubland
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the county, Park, Major-Gen. Martin and the trustees of Mrs. Edgar
Bosmere hundred. Bo.smere and Claydon petty sessional are the principal landowners. The land is mostly free-
division and union, county court district of Ipswich, bold. The soil is mixed; subsoil. clay. The ehief crops;
rural deanery of Bosmere. archdeaconry of Suffolk and are barley, beana and wheat. The area is 1,448 acres;
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Gregory is an assessable value, £1,393; the population in 1891 was 279.
ancient building of stone and flint in the Gothic style, Parish Clerk, (HJenry Fenning.
consisting of chancel, nave, north porch and an embattled Post Oftlce.-Etheldred Offord, sub-postmaster. Letter~
western tower containing a clock and 3 bells: there is a received from Ipswich through Coddenham arrive at
font of the Decorated period and a mural monument to 6.30 a.m.; dispatched at 7.10 p.m.; sundays, at <)
Wm. Cantrell esq. dated 1585, besides some escutcheons a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
of the Martin family: the organ and communion table The nearest money order & telegraph office ill at Codden-
were presented in 1888: there are 300 sittings. The ham, 2 miles distant
register dates from the year 1553. The living is a Pillar Box cleared at 7.20 p.m.; sundays, 9.10 a.m
rectory, net yearly value £250, with 66 acres of glebe and Carrier to Ipswich.-Burch, tues. thurs. &; sat
Chapman Rev. Wm. Joseph B.A. Chambers Frank, farmer Southgate Frederick William, farmer,.
Rectory Elliott John, boot &; shoe maker Stonewall farm
Martin Major-Gen. William George Fenning Hy. shoe ma. & parish clerk Reynolds William, farmer
J.P. Hemingstone hall Makins Henry, farmer Riches George, grocer & baker
COMMERCIAL. Moore Elijah, wheelwright Smith William. farmer
Brewster Arthur, farmer &; market Offord Ethelred,blacksmith. Post office Taylor John, farmer
gardener Wood James. farmer
HEMLEY (mentioned in Doomsday book as Helmelea) glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor~
is a village and parish on the west bank of the Deben, and held since 1891 by the Rev. Robert Rochfort For-
near the mouth, 6 miles south from Woodbridge station long M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Richard Porter
on the Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern esq. who is lord of the manor, and Henry Cooper esq.
division of the county, Colneis hundred, Woodbridge are the principal landowners. The soil is of a light
petty sessional division, union and county court district, lIandy nature; the bottom next the river is rich loam.
rural deanery of Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk and The chief crops are wheat. barley. beet and turnips_
diocese of Norwich. There is a ferry across the river The area is 738 acres of land, 2 of water, 29 of tidal
Deben to Ramsholt. The church of All Saints is a build- water and 42 of foreshore; rateable value, £644; th&
mg of rubble in the Early English style, consisting of population in 1891 was 94.
chancel, nave, soutth porch and on embattled western . .
tower of brick containing one bell: there is a memorial Letters arnve from WQo.dbnd.ge at 8.30 a.m. & collecte<t
window and a fine Norman font: the church was restored at 5·45 p.m. WoodbrId~e 1S .the nearest money order
in 1889, at a cost of about £1,000, and affords 90 sit- & telegraph office, 6 miles dIstant
tings. The register dates from the year 1698. The liv- The children of this. parish attend the parochial school
ing is a rectory, net yearly value £140, with 30 acres of at Waldringfield
Forlong Rev.Rt.Rochforti M.A.Rectory I Nunn Frederick, Church farm I Porter Edgar, farmer. Hemley hall
HENGRAVE is a parish near the river Lark, 2i miles solidated with Flempton. joint net yearly value, £300,.
north-east from Sawam station on the Bury and New· with 40 acrel of glebe, in the gift of John Wood esq. and
market section of the Great Eastern railway and 4 north- held since 1896 by the Rev. Robert Woods Wortley B.A..
west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western of Caius College, Cambridge, who resides at Flempton.
division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty The Almshouses, consisting of four tenements, were-
sessional division, Thingoe hundred and union, Burv St. erected and endowed by Sir Thomas Kytson with £30
Edmunds county court district, rural deanery of Thin- yearly, and subsequently endowed by Elizabeth. his
goe, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The widow, with £4 a year, to provide twelve gowns for
church (name unknown) stands near the Hall, and had twelve of the poorest old women in the twelve surround-
been disused as a. parish church since the middle of the ing parishes, besides several smaller provisions. Hen-
16th century, but wall reopened Jan. 1900,. having in grave Hall, the property and residence of John Wood esq.
1888-9 undergone thorough restoration at the cost of M.A.• D.L.• J.P. lord of the manor and sole landowner~
John Wood esq. from the designs of Mr. H. Green, of is a Tudor mansion, erected in 1525 by Sir Thomal'
Norwich, diocesan architect; it is an edifice of stone. Kytson, and standing in a park of 300 acres. The soil
chiefly of the Norman period, consisting of chancel, nave, is good mixed; subsoil, chalk, gravel and clay. The
south porch and a round western tower: in the Hengrave chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 887 acres
chapel is an altar tomb of marble and colored freestone of land and 10 of water; rateable value, about £743;
with a canopy supported on six pillars, and a. recumbent the population in 1891 was 189.
effigy: to Sir ~om~s Kyts?n, Qb. ~540, and. Ma~ga.:ret The nearest telegraph office is at Culford, about li mile!J
(Donmgton), hIS relict, preVIously WIdow of ~Ir RI?hard distant. Bury St. Edmund. is the nearest money order
Long, of Shengay, Cambs. and eventually thud WIfe of office
John (Bourchier), second Earl of Bath; she died in
London, 20 Dec. 15 61 , and was buried here 12 Jan. Wall Letter Box, cleared at 6.30 p.m.; 's~days. 11.30 a.m
15 61 - 2 : there are some other monuments. The register Letters through Bury St. Edmundll arnve at 7 a.m
dates from the year 1561. The living is a rectory, con- The children of this parish attend the school at Flempton
Wood John M.A.• D.L:, J.P. Hen- Nichol William, land agent to John &; farmer. Stanchils farm; & at
grave hall Wood esq Troston
Hunt Robert, farm steward to John Petch Chas.head gamekeeper to estate Tuck Jesse, head gardener to John
Wood esq. Grange farm Sayer James Davey, miller (water) WQod esq
HENHAM is a civil parish, united to Wangford for Earl of Stradbroke, is a st.ately mansion, erected in 1793,
ecclesiastical purposes, 4 miles south-east from the from the designs of James Wyatt, in place of the Qld
Brampton station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section Elizabethan house destroyed .by fire in 1773, and has been
of the Great Eastern railway, one mile' north from Blyth- greatly beautified under the direction of Edward M.
burgh station on the Southwold railway, 4 west-north- Barry esq. R.A. who added terraces of Portl.and stone:
west from Southwold and 4! east from Halesworth, in the gardens are laid out in the Italian style, and there
the Northern division of the county, hundred, petty ses- is a park of nearly 1,000 acres, containing many fine old
sional division and union of Blything and county court; oaks: the family of Rous, which is of great antiquity,
district of Halesworth. Henham Hall, the seat of the was formerly of Stradbroke, whence they removed to
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the vicinity of Woodbridge and afterwards to Badingham; The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is
in the reign of Edward Ill. the head of the family 1,798 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value, £1,496;
married Miss Hobart, heiress of the Dennington estate, the population in 1891 was 162.
where they resided until 1545, when the Badingham Letters through Wangford R.S.O. the nearest money
estate was sold and Henham purch~sed by Sir .Anthony order &; telegraph office Il miles distant from the Hall
Rous kt. The Earl of Stradbroke IS lord of the manor '
and sole landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, various. I The children of this parish attend the school at Wangford
Stradbroke Earl of D.L.• I.P. (Admiral Stradbroke Augusta Countess of,Hen- Leavus John, farm bailiff to the Earl,
of the Coast), Henham hall; &; Carl- ham hall; &; 33 Belgrave .square, Valley farm
ton club SW&; Bachelors' club W, London SW Trotter Alex.Iand agent to the Earl ot
London Baxter John. farm bailiff to the Stradbroke,&; valuer. Henham park
Countess, Manor farm
HENLEY is a parish and scattered village on the Ips- afterwards invested in £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities;
wich road, 3 miles east-by-north from Claydon ~tation out of the dividends therefrom arising £3 is divided among
on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern the poor parishioners, 108. given to the parish clerk, and
railway and 4~ north from Ipswich. in the South Eastern the residue to the vicar. for a sermon on St. Thomas' day.
division of the county, Bosmere hundred and Bosmere Henley Hall,.8 modern house, is the property and resi-
and Claydon petty sessional division and union, Ipswich dence of Mrs. .Arthur Wolfe. The soil is heavy in some
county court district, rural deanery of Claydon, arch- parts, others mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church crops are wheat, barley, beans and peas. The area is
of St. Peter is an ancient building of stone and flint in 1,234 acres; rateable value. £1.138; the population in
the Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of 1891 was 220.
chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western Post Office. Scapy Crooks, sub-postma.ster. Letters from
tower, containing a clock and 5 bells: in the church are Ipswich arrive at 8 a.m. &; 4 p.m.; dispatched at 9.30
memorial ,slabs to members of the Theobald and a.m. No dispatch &; delivery on sundays. Postal orders.
Vere families: the church was restored in 1895 at a cost are issued here, but not paid. Claydon is the nearest-,
o! £600 &; affordli 1I0 sittings, 55 being free. The money order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
registers date from the year 1559. The living is a. dis- .A. School Board of 5 members was formed 22 May, 1875;.
charged vicarage, net yearly value £131, including 16 Rev. William Carter Pearson, clerk to the board
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Dean and School, erected in 1878 &; enlarged in 1892, for II2 chil--.
Chapter of Norwich, and held since 1894 by the Rev. Wil· dren; average attendance. 70
!iam Carter Pearson RA. of Clare College, Cambridge. County Police Station, John Burrows, constable
Thomas Vere esq. in 1766 bequeathed a sum of £200, Carriers to Ipswich. List &; Smith, daily
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Pearson Rev. William Carter RA. Crooks Scapy, blacksmith, Post office Renals baac, farmer
(vicar), Vicarage Freeman Joseph, farmer, Walnut Tree Runacles George, farmer
Wolfe Mrs. .Arthur, Henley hall farm Smith Samuel, farmer
Barrett William (Mrs.), farmer Norman Mary.Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Smyth J. G. R. farmer &; landowner-,.
Brook Fenning, farmer Kenney Sidney, farmer Hill farm
Chittock Robert, farmer Parker Rannah (Mrs.),Cross Keys P.B Warren William, wheelwright
HENSTEAD is a village and parish, 5 miles south- paintings by eminent masters: the gardens are extensive'
east from Beccles station on the Great Eastern railway and beautifully laid out. Robert H. Inglis Palgrave esq..
and 7 miles south-west from Lowestoft, in the Northern of Belton, who is lord of the manor, and Miles Barne esq.
division of the county, Blything and Wangford hundred, of Sotterley Hall, are the principal landownerli. The soil
Blything petty sessional divisiQn and union, Beccles and is mixed; subsoil, various. The cilief crops are wheat,
Bungay county court district, rural deanery of North barley and roots. The area is 1,953 acres of land and 6 '
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- of water; rateable value, £1,761; the population in 1891
wich. The church of St. Mary is a building of flint in was 488.
the Perpendicular style, with a thatched roof, and con- . .
sists of a long nave, sO)lth porch and an embattled west- Hulver Stree~ IS a hamlet 1 mIle nort!I-~est from the'
ern tower containing one bell: the south porch has a churc~. Here IS a .We~leyan ,chapel, bUIlt m 18 40 .
'Norman doorway; there is a similar doorway on the Pal'1sh Clerk, Ben]amm Uttmg.
north side, now bricked up: in the nave is a memorial Post Office, Hulver Street.-William King, sub-post-·
window to Charles F. Sheriffe, d. 1874: there are 250 master. Letters arrive from Wangford R.S.O. at 8.30-
sittingi, 99 .being free. The register dates from the a.m. & di·spatched at 5.IO p.m. Postal orders al'.
year 1539. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £240, issued here, but not paid. The nearest money orde~
with residence and 46 acres of glebe, in the gift of R. T. O. &; telegraph office is at Beccles, 4 miles distant
Sheriffe esq. and held since 1862 by the Rev. George Wall Letter Box at Henstead cleared at 6.25 p.m. week:
Ayton Whitaker M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. days only .
The parish has a few small charities, part of which are County Police, Station, Hulver street. George Firman,.
distributed in ~oals to the poor. Henstead (Hall, the constable . .
property of Robert H. Inglis Palgrave esq. and now Par·ochial School (mixed), erected in 1844, enlar2'ed inl
occupied by Sir Thomas Vere Sherlock Gooch bart. (a 1873, &; further enlarged in 1895, for 125 children;
minor) is a large mansion containing a rare collection of average attendance, 79; Miss Elizabeth Wigg, mistress:
HENSTEAD. Harrison George, farmer HULVER STREET.
Long William Hy. market gardener Brown .Alfred, boot maker
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS.
Marjorham Onesimus, farmer Cart.er Percival, bricklayer
Gooch Sir Thomas Vere Sherlock bart. Peek George, farmer . Crane George, Hulver Gate P.H
H.enstead hall Prime In. Howard, blcksmth. &; farmr Frost John, market gardener
Whitaker Rev.Geo.AytoIll M.A.Rectory Seaman Harriett (Mrs.), farmer, Bell- Gilbey Alice Emma (Mrs.),shopkeeper
grove farm Hacon William, farmer
COMME'WIAL. Springall William, farmer, White- King William &; Son, grocers
Baker William, farmer, Moat farm house farm Milligan James, faJ'Iller
Cole John Gibborn, farmr. Hall farm Thrower George, gamekeeper to Sir Mitchell .Alfred. farmer
Oolman James (exors. of the late), I Thomas Vere Sherlock G{)och bart Roberts William. cowkeeper
farmer, The Grange Sutton Harriett (Mrs.), midwife
HEPWORTH is a parish and scattered village 8~ miles church, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a
north-west from FiIiningham station on the Ipswich and western tower ~ontaining a clock and 5 bells: t>he new
Norwich section of the Great Eastern railway, and II~ nave has a double hammer-beam roof of English oak,
north-east fxom Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western aud the chancel is paved with black and white marble:
division of the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty the font cover, which is of oak. carved with niches for
sessional division, Thetford union and county court dis- figures, was restored .in 1872. The restoration of the
trict, Black'burne rural deanery, archdeaconry of Sud- church was completed in September, 1899, at a cost of
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter, about £2,300. The register dates from the year 1688.
standing on high ground, is an ancient structure of rubble The living is a discharged rectory, net yearly value £380,
stone, chiefly in the Early English style, with a thatched including 40 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of
roof, was burned down on Easter Monday, 1898, but has King's College, Cambridge, and held since 1883 by the
been rebuilt iD far as possible in the style of the former Rev. William Charles Green M.A. late fellow of that
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college. There is a Primitive Methodist chapel. The acres; rateable value, £2,121; the population in 1891
charities consist of about 44 acres of land and some cot- was 439.
tages, the net proceeds of which amount to about £50 Sexton, Geor~e Fisk.
yearly, which sum is now (1900) under the direction of Post &; Parcel Office.-Edward Blake, sub-postmaster.
the Charity Commissioners divided in moieties between Letters through Diss arrive at 6.3 0 a.m. & are dis-
the church and fuel for the poor. There is also a fuel patched at 6.45 p.m.; sundays, same times. Postal
allotment of 14 acres, t'he proceeds of which are also orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
expended in coal for the poor. Hepworth House, a sub- d & I h ffi' S .
stantial mansion of red brick, is the seat of Thomas Tin- money or er te egrap 0 ce 1S at tanton, 3 miles
distant
dal Methold .esq. RA., J.P. The trustees of the late
Sir Thomas Thornhill bart. of Pakenham, who are lords National School (mixed), erected in 1852 &; enlarged in
of the manor of Reves Hall, Master Btephens, Thomas 18 96, with residence for the mistress, for 120 children;
Tindal Methold esq. and the Bury St. Edmunds Guild- average attendance, 58; Mrs. E. Weller, mistress '
hall feoffees are the prindpal landowners. The soil is Carrier.-George Holden, to, Bury St. Edmunds, wed.;
generally heavy; subsoil, clay, some portion mixed. The other carriers pass through the lower end of the village
crops are on the four-course system. The area is 1,691 wed. &; sat
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Green Rev. Wm. Charles M.A.Rectory Cotton William,farmer &; rate collector Holden Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer
Hills George, Chestnut house Dennill' Kersey, fannaT, Hall farm Howell James, beel" retailer
Methold Thoma.s Tindal B.A., J.P. Dorling William, farmer Page Oziah, farm bailiff to G.
Hepworth house Durrant William, farmer Symonds esq
COMMERCIAL. Finch Sarah (Mrs.). .shopkeeper Rolfe Frederick, farmer, Green farm
Adams Geo. carpenter &; whlwright Fisk William. farmer Seaman George, farmer
Banham Edward, blacksmith Fordham Albert,miller(wind &; steam) Seaman WaIter, grocer, draper &;
Beales John, thatcher &i boot maker Fordham Annie (Mrs.), dressmaker boot dealer
Bean Clars. (Mrs.), grocer, draper &; F'rancis Henry, farmer Shin Richard, farmer
boot dealer Goodman IWbert, farmer Stevens Waltel" William Garrod,frmr
Brown David, hawker Hatten Mary (Mrs.), frmr.&; landownr Sturgeon Sparkes, farmer
Cawston Alifred Flintoff, farmer Holden George, farmer &i carrier Wales Thomas Albert, Duke of Mar!-
Clarke Harriet (Mrs.), l!hopkeeper Holden James, farm bailiff to T. T. borough P.H
Clarke William, farmer Methwold esq. J.P Weller Charles, boot maker
HERR.!NGFLEET is d small parish with the houses ment of his rights as prior of St. Olave's. The Herrin6:-
very much detached, I mile north from Somerleyton sta- fleet hills in this parish command a fine view of the
tion, 7 miles south-west-by-south from Yarmouth and 6 Waveney valley. Herringfleet Hall is the property and
north-west from Lowestoft, in the Northern division of residence of Col. iHill MU8'senden Loothes J.P. who is
the county, Mutford and Lothingland incoxporation, petty 8'ole owner of the parish; ilie mansion, which stands in
sessional division and hundred and Lowestoft county a well-wooded park, -contains a choice selection of pictures
court district, rural deanery ()f Lothingland. archdeaconry by the old masters, the gemg, of the collection being
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich; ilie navigable Waveney six ~highly fini~hed cabinet pictures by Rerman Van der
separates this parish from Norfolk: the East Suffolk 8ec- Myn, bought in the early part of the reign of Goorge I.
tion of the Great Eastern railway has a. station ihere, called for £10,000. The Old Manor House aIrd Blocka Hall are
St. OIava's. The clmreh of St. Margaret it! a structure of now occupied. as farmhouses. The soil is mixed; 'Sub-
flint and brick with stone facings, in the Early English soil, clay and sand. The chief crops are whea.t, barley,
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and round rye, roots and hay. The area is 1,282 acres of land, 23
western tower containing 2 bells: there is some good of water, 15 of tidal water and 40 of foreshore; rateable
stained glass: the ohurch affords 104.sittings. The register va:lue, £2,010; the population in 1891 was 187.
dates from the year 1706. The living is a rectory, net Parish Clerk, James Walker.
yearly value ,£100,. tin the gift of CoL Hill Mussenden Letters through Lowestoft, arrive at 8.45 a.m. & 3' p.m.
L~athes, and. held 6m~e 18 99 by the R,ev.! Sydenham Lynes The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Somer-
Dlxon, ~~o 15 ~lso VIcar of St. John s. wwestoft. The ieyton, I mile distant. Letters for St. O~aves, via.
Augu~tmlan prIOry of SS.. Mary .and Olave was fo~nded YarmO'llth. Wall Box cleared at 9.40 a.m. &; 5.5 p.m
here In 1239 by Roger Fltz-Osbert; 'but. few remams o f . . .
the ,buildings now exist: at the Dissolution there were six RaIlway StatlOn (St. Olave's), Robert Barker, statIon'
canons and revenues valued at £'49 lIS. 7d. Col. master
Leathes receives a. yearly payment from the rector National School (mixed), for 38 children; average attend.
of the adjoining parish of Burgh, in a.cknowledg- ance, 29; Mliss Lizzie Cross, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brown Arthur R. yachting on Norfolk Edwards George, farmer
Andrews Hy. Waveney ho. St. Olave's Broads; yacht owner & &g&lt, has Edwards William, market garden.er
Barber John Lee for hire fust class wherries, yachts Burdock Henry, Bell hotel, St. Olave's
- Fosbery Edward H. St. Margarete &; boats, St. Olave's, Gt. Yarmouth Bridge
Leathes Col. Hill Mussenden J.Y. Her- Cas~le &; Johnson, auctioneersjvaluers, Kittle Jeremiah, farmer, Manor farm
ringfleet hall St.Olave's stock mart; &; at; Gorlell- Mallett Benj .farmer,St. Olave's bridge
Wynne W. Arnold Smith M.D. (Dep. aurveyors & land agents, St. Olave's Mallett Mark Rusham,farmr.& brewer
Surgeon-GenI. retd.) (IRite H. M. stock mart; & at Gorleston &; Gt. St.. Olave'a Stock Mart (Castle
Indian Army) Yarmouth &; Johnson), auctioneers, valuers,
Ohapman John H. farmer &; pork surveyors &; land agents, St. Olave's
COMMERCIAL. butcher, Pond farm station, &; at Gorleston &; Gt.Yrmth
Barker Zechllriah, blacksmith Cooper Jas. farmer, White House frm I Tubby Robert, farmer, Blocka hall
HERRINGSWELL is a village and paril!>h in the vale Giistrap ,bart. Herringswell House, the residence of
of a small rivulet, 21 miles easlt frQIll Kennet station on William Edmund Image esq. D.L., J.P. is a modern man-
the Cambridge, Newmarket and Bury Bt. Edmunds sec- sion of brick, standing in well-timbered grounds. There
tion of the Great Eastern railway, and 3! south from is a shooting :lodge here built by t~ late Sir William
Mildenhall, in the North Western division of the county. Gilstrap bart. aud surrounded by p[aYItations; it is now
Lackford hundred and petty sessional division, Mildenhall the property of Mrs. Olotilde Davies. Miss Mure and
union and county court district, rural deanery of Milden- Miss Helen Mure, of Perceton, Ayrshire, N.B. own the
hall, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The manorial rights, and Mrs. Clotilde Davies is the chief
old church of St. Ethelbert was almost entirely destroyed landowner. The soil is sandy; subsoil, .chalk. The crops
by a fire, which broke out during the morning service on are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 2,241 acres;
Sunday, 28th February, 1869. The church was rebuilt in ratealble value, £r,r62; the population in 189r was 200,
1869-7°, at a cost of £r,25 0 , and is now an edifice of flint Se to 0 P k
in the Early English style, from designs by Sir A. W. x n, . tlc. .
Blomfield M.A., A.R.A., F.RA. comisting of chancel, Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office. John Walker,
nave, transept and an embattled western tower containing sub-pootmaster. Letters .through Mildenhall arrive a~
3 bells: the church is seated with open oak benches, and 8. rs a.m.. &; 5 p.m.; dIspatched at. 5. 10 p.m. week
affords 200 sittings. The register dates from the year days; dehvered suadays, 7.50 a.m.; dIspatched IQ a.m.
1748. The liv:ing is a rectory, net yearly value £232, Postal orders are issued, but not paid. Mildenhall is
arising from inves,ted funds, with residence, in the gift the nearest money order office
of Mrs. Clotilde. Davies, and held since 186J by Coun'ty P,olice Stephen Pearson, constable in charge
the Rev. OctavlUs Hammond RA. of Emmanuel '
College, Cambridge, and J.P. Suff. The Reading Room NatJiona.l ScIhool (mixed), erected in 1870, for 60 children;
here was established in 1892 by iohe late Sir William ,average attenliance, 40; Miss Elizabeth Cook, mistress
 DIRECTORY.] . SUFFOLK. HIGHAM. 165
Hammond Rev. Octavius RA., J.P. Dodds Frederick, head 'gardener to Nunn Charles; farm bailiff to William
Rectory Wm. Edmund Image esq. D.L., J.P Edmund Image esq. D.L., J.P. Her-
Image William Edmund D.L., J.P. Grant Mbert, gamekeeper to Mrs. ringswell House farm
Herringswell house Clotilde Davies Reading Room (H. Nunn, hon. sec)
COMMERCIAL. Grant Frederick, head gamekeeper to Scott Sarah (Mrs.), ibiler retailer
Carver Charles, estate foreman ~ITS. Clotilde Davies Walker John, estate bricklayer
Clark John, blacksmith ~ewm.an William Sheales, fann
Cowell Josiah, wheelwright steward, Hall farm
HESSETT is 8 pretty picturesque village and parish 2~ registers date from the year 1538. The living 18 a rectory,
miles south-east from Thurston station on the Bury and net yearly value £153, including- 20 acres of glebe and
IpswiCh section of the Great Eastern railway, 6! east-by- residence, in the gift of and held since 1896 by the Rev.
south from Bury St. Edmunds and 93 from London, in Douglas Philip Roper Nunn M.A. of Hatfield hall,
the North We3tern division of the county, Thingoe and Durham. MM. Tinting and Mrs. White are owners of
Thedwas.tre petty sessional division, Thedwestre hundred, the mano\" and principal landowners. The trustees of the
Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, late T . .H. Powell.and ,the late Frederick Nunn and WaIter
rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury Thomas Walpole esq. are alll() landowners. The soil is
and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Ethelbert is a fine loam and clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
building of stone and flint, consisting of chancel, cleres- oats, barley and beans. The area is 1,599 acres of land
tol'ied nave, aisles, side chapels, 'sQuth porch and a western and 5 of water; rateable value, £1,095; the p<>pulati<m
tower containing.') bells, rehung in 1883: the tower, nave in 1891 was 353. •
and aisles are of the Perpendicular period with open stone Parish Clerk, Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz Sturgeon.
battlements: the chancel is Decorated: there are con- Post Office.-MilWl SU8anah Bruce, 6ub-pos>tmistress.
siderable remains of stained glass belonging to both Letters through 'Bury St. Edmunds, arrive at 8,415 a.m.
periods: the font is a memorial to the Hoo family, and &:; 5.45 p.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.; sunday delivery,
bears a Latin inscription to that effect: on the exterior 8 a.m.; dispatch, 10 a.m. Postal orders are issued,
of the north or Hoo chapel is an inBcription recording its but not. paid. The nearest money order office is Beyton
ere.tion and that of the vestry: in the south aisle are &; the noores.t telegraph office !is at Rougham, 3 miles
remains of a chapel to the Blessed Virgin, whose figure is distant
still visible on the wall with the Apostles' Creed painted
across it: there are other remains of mural paintings: National School (mixed), built in 18 47, for 65 children;
tbis church also possesses a Corpus Christi Cloth of lace average attendance, 44; Wiltiam Robinson, master
and a painted Burse made about 1420, which are preserved Carriers to Bury.-William Sturgeon &:; Frederick Hub-
under glass in the vestry: there are 200 sittings. The bard, wed. &; sat
Nunn Rev. Douglas Philip Roper M.A. Howlett Arthur, farmer Palmer Elizh. Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Rectory Hubbard Frederick, carrier Riches 'l'hos. cocoanut &; wool mat ina
.Alderton Daniel, farmer Hubbard Henry, Five Bells P.H Squirrell Frederick, farmer, Spring fm
Bauly James Philip, Shrubbery farm; Hubbard William, wheelwright, black- Squirrell John, farmer
&; at Rede .smith &; farmer, Hill farm Sturgeon Arthur, carpenter
Bland William, carpenter Lambert William, hurdle maker Tiffen J oseph, farmer, Great green; &;
BruC9 S1l'sannah (Miss), shopkeeper, Last James, shoe maker at Felsham
Post office Nunn George (exors. of), farmer Walpole WaIter Thomas, farmer
HEVENINGHAM: is a. parish and vilJage on the river I Huntingfield, the Hon. Anne J. Vanneck, the rector, John
Blyth,5 miles south-west-by-west from Halesworth station Kendall Brooke esq. of Sibton \Park, and Commander
on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Ea,stern Egerton B. B. Levett-Scrivener RN. of Sibton Abbey.
railway, in the North Eastern division of the county, Heveningham Hall, the seat of Lord Huntingfield J.P.
BI~ything hlmdred, petty sessional division and union, is a spacious mansion in the Oassic style, begun in
Halesworth county court district, rural deanery of South 1778 from the designs of Sir Roberot Taylor, and
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of ~orwich. 'Completed from designs .by .Tames Wyatt., archi-
The church of St. Margaret is an ancient buildinlZ' of tect; the principal front, nearly 300 feet in
flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, length, is adorned in the centre by columns of the Corin-
south aisle, s>outh poroh, and an embattled western tower thian order,and otherwise richly embellished; the mansion
containing 5 b~lls: the church hlliS a fine oak. roof, with is surrounded by a finely-timbered park of over 300 acres.
figures of the twelve ap<>stles carved on the ends of the Lord Huntingfield is lord of the manor and principal
beams: there are several stained windows, including one landowner. The soil is heavy and very fertile. The chief
to the Rev. Henry OweD, rector from 1838: in the south crops are wheat, barley, turnips, beans and some land in
aisle is a recumbent effigy of Sir Richard Heveningham. pasture. The area is 1,666 acres; rateable value, £1,879;
kt. date lll1JC6rtain: a: carved stone reredos was erected in the population in 1891 was 312.
1899 in memory of the late Lord and Lady Huntingfield Parish Clerk, Joseph Prime.
(d. 1897): a new organ was given in '1900 by the Hon. Post Office.-Charles John Haward, sub-p<>stmaster. Let-
Anne an~ the Hon. Frances Vann6?k: the church .was ters from Saxm.undham. via Yoxford arrive at 8 a.m. ;
restored In 1866-7, and affords 250.sl:ttml;ts. The regJ.~ter dispatched at 5.30 p.m. week days only. Postal orders
dates> from the ye~ 155~· The livmg 18a rect1?ry, n~t are issued here, but not paid. Peasenhall is the nearest
yearly ~alue £3?0, 'mcludmg 40 acres of glebe, WI,th :r:esl- money order &:; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
dence, m the gIft of the Lord Chancellor, and he,d smce Pillar Letter Box Dunwich lanil cleared at 8 a m &
I875 by the Rev. William Belcher RA. of Trinity CoLlege, 5 45 p m ' , . •
Dublin. The Wesleyan chapel here, erected in 1887, will .. . . .
I
hold 100 persons. The parochial charities, of aooUit £78 PublIc ~ementary School, erected m 1859 &:; enlarged m
yearly value, were revised in 18 5 8 by Ithe Court of 1,895, ~s partly sUIJ1l~rted by an endowment from the
Chancery, and again: in Jan. 1899, by the Charity Com- Hevenmgham . Ch~Mtles, under ~ scheme of the Court
missioners, and are applied to church purpose8, the sup- of Chancery; It WIll hold 100 children; average attend-
port of the schools, the relief of the poor and the mainten- ance, 80; AlIen Hassall, master
ance of the highways : the present trustees are Lord Carrier to Halesworth.-Eli Wilby, tues. &:; fri
Huntingfield Lord J.P. Heveningham Franklin John,gardener to Lord Hunt- LeGrys George Robert, farmer &; ma-
hall; &; Guards' k Carlton clubs, ingfield chine owner, Moat farm
London SW Goodwin William, farmer, White house Le Grys John Wm. farmer, Gothic frm
Vanneck Hon. Anne J. Heveningham Grayston Brothers, smiths &:; imple- Mower Robert, shopkeeper
hall ments & cycle agents Rodwell Thomas & SODS, bricklayers
Vanneck Hon.FrancesHeveningham hI Halifax Henry, White Lion P.H. &; Sawyer George, brick maker &:; farmer
Belcher Rev. William B.A. Rectory blacksmith Skinner Thomas, gamekeeper to Lord
Haward Charles John, grocer &:; draper, Huntingfield
COMMERCIAL. Post office Taylor Charles Wm. farmer,Grove frm
Brown George, farmer, Poplar's farm Howell William, farmer, Hill farm Warren John, farm bailiff to Lord
Bryant William, farmer Jillings George, farmer <&; butcher Huntingfield
Dale Daniel, farmer Keeble Thomas, butcher &:; farmer Wilby Eli, carrier
Damant Samuel, farmer, Wood farm LeGrys Fanny (Mrs.), farmer
HIGHAM: (near Bury), constituted in 1894 a civil parish, miJes west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western
was a hamlet and ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1861 from division of the county, Lackford hundred, petty sessional
the civil parish of Gazeley; it has a station on the Bury division Gnd union of Newmarket, Mildenhall county
and Newmarket branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 court district, rural deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of
 166 WGHAM. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

Sudbury and diocese of Ely, and comprises Upper, Lower Barclay esq. of High Leigh, Hoddesdon, Herts, and
and Middle Green. The church of St. Stephen, erected in Spencer Beauchamp Waddington' esq. of Cavenham Hall,
1861 on a site given by J. G. Barclay esq. is a struclure are the principal landowners. The ,soil is mixed, ohiefly
of flint, with stone dressings in the Early English style, light ; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat,
from designs- by the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A. con- barley, beans, oats and turnips. The area is 2,604 acres ;
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a rateable value, £2,228; the population in 1891 was 385.
round tower containing one belil: there are 220 sittings, Post Office.-Henry J ames Leech, sub-postmaster. Letters
163 being free. The register date's from the year 1861. through Bury St. Edmunds delivered at 8 a.m. &; 12.10
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £95, with two p.m.; dispatched 11.15 a.m. &; 4.40 p.m.; there is no
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift ()f Robert Barclay delivery or dispatch on sundays. Postal orders are
esq. and held since 1886 by the Rev. William Robinson issued here, but not paid. The nearest m<lney order &;
M.A. of .D011pUS Ohristi college, Cambridge. Here is a telegraph office is ,M. Barrow, 2 miles distant
Baptist chapel, l'ebuilt in 1879. The rent of the Fuel Wall Box at Railway station, cleared at II.35 a.m. &; 5 p.m
Lands is di,stributed in coals to the poor. The old Roman Railway Station, Arthur Heavens, station master
road, known as the" Icknield Way," passes through this School (mixed), erected in 1861 &; enlarged in 1892, at the
district. Oapt. Will:iam Robert Gamul Farmer, of Non- sole expense of J. G. Barclay esq. for 140 children;
!SUlch Park, Cheam, Surrey, !is lord of the manor; Robert average attendance, 80; Jas. Hedley Plumbley, master

Andrews Charles Fitches Edward, chimney ,sweeper Leech Henry James, grocer.& draper,
Robinson Rev. William !M.A. VicalJl.ge Fox Thomas, head gamekeeper to clerk to parish council, assistant over-
Robert Barclay esq seer &; as!H!ssor i& collector of taxes,
COMMEBCUL. Fyson Edward Manning, farmer, Post office
Burch Joseph, farm bailiff to Robert Higham lodge Mason George Baker, grocer
Barc1ay esq Fyson Fredk. farmer, South farm PeddarWilliam Steggall,farmer:& trac-
Caton John, Station inn &; posting Hawes Abram George, cattle dealer, tion engine driver, Higham hall
house; good stabling accommoda- butcher &; farmer Poulter Mary.Ann (Mrs.), Lamb P.H
tion; horse &; tJ'ap on hire Whitmore Jas. Caney, builder &; smith

RIGHAM: (near Hadleigh) is a village and parish pleas- 52 acres of glebe and resideJlJCe, in if:,he gift of the Bishop
.ntly seated near the confluence of the small river Brett of Nornich, ,and held since 1889 by the Rev. John Barring-
with the navigable StoUT, which separates Suffolk from ton Pelham M.A. Qf Trinity College, Cambridge, and
Essex, 6 miles west from Manningtree station on the rural dean of :Samford. There are several gQQd resi-
Colchester and Ipswich section, and 5 south from Hadleigh dences in this parish. Higham Hall, the !Seat of Mrs.
terminal station, on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, Edward Cooper, isa handsQme modern residence. Mrs.
in the South Eastern division of the county, hundred, Squirl-Dawson is lady of the manor and the principal
petty sessional division and union of Samford,county court landowner. The s'oil is mixed; Bubs<lil, gravel. The
district of Hadleigh, rural deanery of Samford, arch- ohief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church 893 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value, £1,111 ;
of St. Mary is an ancient building of flint with stone the population in 1891 was 194.
facings in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Parish Clerk, John Race.
nave, north aisle, south p<>rch and an embattled western
tower containing 6 bells: the church was completely Post Office.--John ,Hills, sub-postmllJSter. Letters from
restored in 1888 at a cost of about £I,SOO, and in 1891 a Colchester arrive at 6.30 a.m. &; for callers only at 2
stained east window was erected in memory of his two p.m. &; are dispatched at 12.S"S &; 6.25 p.m. on week
sons by F. B<>wcher esq.: there are about 200 sittings. days &l II.25 a.m. l8undays. P'06tal ordeN are issued
The reredos was presented in 1892 by the parishioners as here, but not paid. T4e nearest money order &; tele-
a memorial to the Rev. Abraham Charles Reeve RA. graph office is at 'Stratford St. Mary, 2 miles distant
vicar, 1835-88. The register da,tes from the year IS38. The parish is in the Stratford St. Mary's United School
#],he living is a vicarage, net yearly value £182, including Board district &; the children attend school there
PBIV.A.TE BESIDENTS. Squirl-Dawson Major, The Lodge Race John, parish clerk
Bowcher Frederick, /Hill side Tomkin Mrs. The Laurels Sealey J oseph, Gamekeepers' Arms
Cooper Mrs. Edward, Higham hall COMMERCIAL. P.H. '&; farmer
Ymch Miss, Yew Tree cottal!e Cundy ThQmas, farm bailiff to C. Par- Smith Dixon (Mrs.), farmer,Bridge ho
Furniss Thomas Sanderson M.A., J.P. tridge esq. Pound farm Smith 'Henry, blacksmith
Bigham house Lonergan William, farm bailiff for Dr. Smith Joseph, carpenter
Pelham Rev. John Barrmgton M.A. R. A. Pritchard Wyncoll Spring, King's Head P.B. &'
Vicarage Purchase Thoma,s, farm bailiff to Mrs. I
shopkeeper
'Pritchard Rt.Albion D.C.L.TheCottage S¥lul-Dawson, Dewlands farm
HINDER CLAY is a parish and small T!ll~, 7 miles ducing '£13 yearly, which is expended in the repairs of
north-north-west from Finningham station Qtt the Ipswich the church. George Holt Wilson esq. who is lord of the
and Norwich section of the Great Eastern railway and II manor, and the trustees ()f the late Sir Thomas' Thornhill
north-west from Eye, in the North Western division of barl.. of Pakenham Lodge (d. 1900) are the principal land-
the county, Blackburne hundred and petty sessional owners, but there are several small owners. The soil on
division, Stow union, Eye county court district, rural the upper part of the parish is heavy, the lower part being
deanery of Blackbourn, archdeaconry of Sudbury and dio- principally light; subsoil, day, and on the lower part
-cese of Ely; the parish extends to the river Waveney and ()f the parish there is black sand and some gravel. The
the county of Norfolk. The church of St. Mary, situated chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and clover.
on an eminence, is an ancient edifice of flint in the Early The area is 1,487 acres; rateable value, '£883; the popu-
"English style, consisting of chancel, nave, large south la.tion in 1891', W3lS 312.
aisle, wooden south porch and lofty embabtled weSltern Parish Clerk, George Baxter.
toweroCOntaining 6 bells: the chancel was restored in 1881; Post,&; Parcel Office.-Richard Peach, sub-postmaster.
the interior was re--seated in 184 8 , and has 25 0 sittings. Letters through Diss, via. Botesdale, delivered by foot
The register date9 from the year IS,87' The living is a messenger at 7. 20 a.m.; dispatched at 7. 20 p.m. Postal
rectory, net yearly value £170 , including 26 acres of orders are issued here, but not paid. Bote<ldale is the
glebe, with residence, in the gift of G. H. Wilson esq. and nearest money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
held since 18<)6 by the Rev. Edmund Farrer, of Caius
College, Cambridge, and F.S.A. There is a Primitive National Sch1)ol (mixed), erected in 18 73, for S4 children;
Methodist chapel here. The fuel allotment of 29 acres average attendance, 50; Miss Mary Smith, mistress
of fen land is for the benefit of the poor of 'bhe parish; Carriers.-Bury St. Edmunds, Frederick Barton &; Richd.
there are also 7 acres of land and one cottage, now pro- Peach, wed.; Diss, fri
Farrer Rev. Edmund F.S.A. Rectory Bullock George, farm bailiff to Rev. Pawsey Daniel, farmer, Fen street
Wil!lon George Rowland Holt RA., W. Dixon Peach Richard, shopkeeper &; carrier,
J.P. Hinderclay hall Butcher Edgar, farmer, Grove farm Post 'office
Clears David, farmer Pilbrow !Thomas, farmer, The Elms
COMMERCIAL.
Cook George William, farmer, Grange Pollard George, beer retailer
Alecock WaIter, hoot maker Eaton Thomas, farmer lRipper 'Frederick, farmer
Barton Frederick, Six Bells P.H. &; Hurrell Chas.farmer &; marine store dlr Scarfe 'Hobert, farmer
•
carrIer Kerridge Susan (Mrs.), farmer Sturgeon James, farmer
Broadwater George, grocer Lock John, miller (wind)
 DIRECTORY.] SUFl.. .OLK. BOLBROOK. 167
:HINTLESHAM is 0. village and parish, 3 miles north- the. property of Lieut.-Col. Robert Hamilton Lloyd
ea.st from Raydon station, on the Hadlmgh branch of the Anstruther, 'but at present (1900) unoccupied.: t·he haJl
Great Eastern railway, 41 north-elllst from Hadleigh and contains a valuable collection of paintings by Vandyke,
5l west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the Gainsborough, 'Sir Peter Lely and other eminent artists.
county, Samford hundred, petty sessional division and Lieut.-Col. R. H. L. Anstrnther D.L., J.P. of 2 Beaufort
union, Ipswich county court district, rural deanery of Gardens, London S.W. is lord of the manor and principal
Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and d'iocese of Norwich. landowner. The soil is mixed; lSubsoil, gravel and clay.
'The church of St. Nicholas is an ancient building of flint, The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas.
principally in the Early English style, with an e.dmixture The area is 2,801 acres.; rateable value, £2,480; the
()f Tmnsition and Perpendicular, consi.sting of chancel, population in 1891 wa.s 567 in the civil and 575 in the
nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled western tower ecclesiastical parish.
containing 5 bells': the stained east window was presented By Local Government .Board Order 16,447, March 24-
by the Hon. Mrs. Lloyd Anstruther, and there is a monu- 1884, a detached part of Hintlesham, known as The Grove,
ment to the Misses Lloyd, the last of whom died in 1837, was transferred to Washbrook.
:several monuments in the Elizabethan style to members of Parish Clerk, John Mussett. .
the Timperley family, and a brass tablet, placed in 1880 to Post Office. John Mussett, ~ub-postmaster. Letteril
i;he memory of Oolonel J. H. L. and Mrs. Anstruther: the thr.ough Ipswich arrive at 4 a.m. ~ delivered at 6 a.m. ;
church .was l'estored in 1850-51, chiefly at the expense of dispatched at 9.20 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,
the Jate 001. J. H. L. Anstruther and the rector, and 'but not paid. Copdock is the nearest money order &;
affords 300' sittings, 200 being free. The register dates telegraph office
from the year 1652. The living is a l'eotory. net yearly Wall Letter Box, Park farm, cleared wt 9.15 p.m
'"'Value £330, with 44 acres of .glcl>e and residence, in the Police Station, Constable George Garrard
gift of Rohert Anstruther Deane esq. and held since 1900 National School (mixed) with 21'. 12p. of playground was
oy the Rev. Anthony Anstruther Wilkinson, Lie. Theol. of given by the late Misses Lloyd. The school estate con-
"University College, Durham. Here is a Primitive Metho- sists of 6 acres of land, let for £7 yearly, to teach HI
dist chapel. Miss Lloyd lef,t £10 for the education 'Of poor scholars writing &; arithmetic, but whicll now goel
:five poor children and £10 for coals, for the towards the expenses of free education. A large school-
poor. Hintlesham Hall, 'standing in 80 well-Wooded room was erected in 1874 for the united parishes of
park, adjoining thet village, was formerly the pro- Hintlesham&Cha,ttisham,in connection with the National
pertly and residence of the family of Timperley, who Society, &; Will hold 150 children; average attendance,
built the mansion in the reign of Queen Elizabeth: the 125; Thomas James Anthony, master; Mrs. Martha
-estate was sold to R. Powys esq. in 1720, whose widow re- Mussett, infants' mistress
sold the property in 1745 to Sir Richard Lloyd, Chief Carriers.-S.amuel Green, to the C Swan,' Ipswich, on
Baron of the Exchequer 1759-61, from whose family, in mono ltues. thurs. &; sat.; the Hadleigh carriers pass
1837, it passed by bequest to the Anstruthers, and is now through here for Ipswich daily
Deane Miss Green Arthur, gardener to the Rev. A. Smith George, farmer, Manor farm
'Deane R(}bert Anstruthel' A. Wilkinson, Sneezums Samuel Goorge, grocer
~Hon Mrs. Hyntleplace Holland John, farmer Stannard William, farm bailiff to\Yalt.
Wilkinson Rev. Anthony Anstruther Hurrell Harry, gardener to J. G. Cran- Turner esq
Lic.Thoo. Rectory field esq • Taylor Robert, farmer, Hadleigh farm
Kin~sbury John', shoe maker. Turner Horace Henry, farmer, Priory
COMMERCIAL. Ladbrook William, farmer, Red house Turn~r Robert Eidwin, farmer; res .
..Archer James,wheelwright &; carpenter Leekes Amos, farmer, Wood farm Elmsett gate, Hadleigh
Ileer William, butcher'&; ,farmer Makins James, miller (wind) Turner Walter Engene, farmer,
Caley George, farmer, Park farm Mus,sett John, shoe maker, Post office :Korthlands
Elmer Thomas, blacksmith Norman Thomas W. George inn 'Welham James, builder &; contractor
Finch Henry, beer retailer &; shopkeepr Prentice William, farmer
HITCHAM is 8 parish and villag-e, 6 miles east-by-north Grimwade esq. of Hadleigh, is lord of the manor. The
'from Lavenham station on the Bury and Long Melford principal land'owners are William Henry Herbert esq. of
-section of the Great Eastern railway, 7 north from Had- Brettenham Hall, the trustees of the late Robert Ennals
leigh and 7 south-west from Stowmarket, in the Southern esq. the tTIlstees of the 1811:6' Johii N. FOl'ster esq. Samuel
division of the county, Cosford hundred and union, Thomas Harwood esq. of Bottisford Hall, and Messrs.
Hadleigh petty sessional division and county court district, Orlando W. Jackson, W. B{)yd and A. L. Fisher. The soil
rural deanery of Lavenham and archdeaconry of Sudbury is dayey; subsoil, clay and gravel. The ohief crops are
and diocese of Ely. The church of.All Saints is a large and wheat, beans, barley and turnips. The area is 4,3°4 acres;
handsome building of flint with stone dressings,in the Later rateable value, £3,3'58; the population in 1891 wa.s 874
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bayll in the civil and 8'56 in the ecclesia.stical parish.
"With clerestory, aisles, south porch and an embattled By Local Government Board Order 16,469, March 25,
'Western tower containing 6 bells: there is a piscina in th, 1,885, a detached part of Brettenham was added to
-chancel and others ~n the north and south aisles: ~n th~ Hiteham.
chancel floor are !Stones containing the matrices of three Parish Cler~ and Sexton, Harry Charles Sewell.
l:Jrass effigies: the roof is beaut'ifully carved: t.he interior Post Office.-Charles Grimwo{)d, sub-postmaster. Letteril
was restored and beautified in 187,8, and affords abom arrive from Ipswich at 5.45 a.m.; dispatched at 7.45
500 sittings. The registeT dates from the year 1575. The p. m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The
Jiving is a rectory, net yearly value £6°5, including 28 nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Bildeston, 2
acres of .glebeand residence! in the gift of the Crown, and miles distant
beld since 1861 by the Rev. Alexander Ronald Grant ~LA. Wall Letter Box, Hitcham street, cleaTed at 7.50 p.m
and late fellow of 1.'Tinity College, Cambridge, and hon. National School (mixed), eIl'ected, with teacher's house, ih
<canon of Ely. St. Edmund's Mission Church (formerly 1872, at a cost of £950, fur 150 children; average
~he Baptist chapel), will hold 100 persons. The parish wttendance, 155; Richard Amory Preece, master
-charities amount to £63 13S. 8d. yearly. Charles J. Carriers to Stowmarket.-Howe &; Cresswell, daily
:Eeauchamp Vernon,Homewood cottage Dig-gens Robert, farmer Nurses' Home (Miss Sybil Grant,prin)
Fairweather Henry, Causeway honse Fairweather Henry,farmer &; landownr Poole Walt. Scott, blacksmith &; buildr
Grant Rev. Alexander Ronald ·M.A. Fayers Martin, farm bailiff to Jol::.n L. Rudlin William, boot maker
(rector &; hon. canon of Ely),Rectory Grow,se esq Saunders Wm. farmer, Wetherden hall
:Horsfall Rev. Wm. (curate),TheRctry Ford Rachel (Miss), farmer,Poplars fm Sewell Harry Charles, thatcher &;
Eumphreys Miss, The Hall Gowing Ephraim, farmer clerk to Parish Oouncil &; tax 001-
Methold Alfred, The Grange Grimsey Robert, farmer, Lodge farm lector for Hitcham, Brettenham &;
Grimsey Thomas, farmer, Bloxhall Thorpe Morieux
COMMERCIAL. Grimwood Robert, farmer, Brick house Sherlock George T. farmer, Fen farm
llrook William, grocer &; draper Hall William, farmer Simpson Horace, carpenter
:Ilrown William Morris, grocer &; draper Hudson Caleb Chas. White Horse P.H SimpSoOn Wm. farmer, Whiteh{)use
:Ilull Henry, farmer Hudson Wm. G. builder &; blacksmith Thorington James, shopkeeper
1Jull John, jun. miller (wind) Hymus William, farmer Thorpe George, farmer
1Jull Samue}, farmer :r ackson Lucy (Mrs.), farmer WaIler Willie, farmer
Chapman. Nathanicl. farmer Le Grice Thos. Joseph, frmr. Hill frm Wasp Horace, farmer
I>ickerson Susannah (Mrs.), bricklayer I Martin Maria (Mrs.), farmer
XOLBROOK is a parish and scattered, and picturesque miles east from the Bentley station of the Colchester and
village, with a small rivulet running through it, which Ipswich section of the Great Eastern railway, l\nd 6 south
empties itself into the river Stour at Holbrook Bay, 3 from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the county,
 168 HOLBROOK. SUFFOLK. [ KRLLY'S
Samford hundredi, petty sessional division and union, on 26th Dec. to the sick and deserving poor, and the-
county court district of Ipswich, rural deanery of Sam- Clench and Herring charities, consisting of the interest.
ford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. on £10, is likewise distributed annually to the poor 01
The church of All Saiuts is a large and ancient structure the parish. Woodlands is the residence of Mrs. RodwelL
of brick and rubble, in the Perpendicular style, consisting Charles Hugh :Herners esq. of Woolverstone Park, who is-
of ch.mcel, nave, aisles, vestry, south porch and: an em- lord of the manor, Gifford Sherman Reade esq. and the-
battled western tower containing 5 bells: in the church is devisees of the late Benjamin Bridges Hunter RodweIl
an altar-tomb with recumbent effigies to John Clench, esq. Q.C., M.P. (d. 18912), are chief landowners. The-
first recorder of Ipswich, IS74, Baron of the Exchequer, soil is light; subsoil, mixed. The chief crops are roots..
IS81, and justice of the Queen's Bench 1591-1602, and wheat and barley. The area. is 2,028 acres of land, in-
Katherine (Almot) his wife; he died 19 Aug. 16°7; on the eluding 267 of wood and plantations, 261 of water, 46 of
sides of the tomb are smaller figures of his 7 sons and 8 tidal water and 329 of foreshore; rateable value, £3,248;
daughters, one of whom, Thomas Clench, was M.P. for the population in 1891 was 774.
Suffolk in 1620: the chnrch was restored in 1863 and en· Parish Clerk, Henry Rogers.
larged byhn the
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t of a. north taislef in memory
WiIk.in· 8 t of thet P ost, MO&;
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R son, rec or rom I 32, a a cos
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of £9 00, and affordS 3 27 sittings. The earliest register
dates from the year 1'559. The living is a rectory, net
Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Oliver Charles Kerridge,
sub-postmaster. Letters are received from Ipswich
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a.
yearIy value £ I 60, Wl'th 2 acres 0 f i b andJ"eSl
gee ' d ence, 5·5 a.m. &;d3. 5 'p.m.; hdlspatC'
d e at 11.55 a.m. r& 7·30>
built in 1822, in the gift of trustees, and heid since 18 92 p.m.; sun ays, dlspatc e at 1.S p.m
by the Rev. William Mitchell-Carruthers 'M.A. of Trinity National School (mixed &; infants), erected in 1860, for 2S00
College, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. children; average attendance, 150 ; George Redding,.
The village club and Teading room, built in 1880, on land master; Mrs. Amy Redding, infants' mistress
given by the late Benjamin Bridges Hunter Rodwell esq. Lower Holbrook School (infants), number on books, 20;"
is affiliated to the county society at Ipswich. The interest
I Mrs. Waterman, mistress
of £1,000 is distributed annually by the rector and Carriers to Ipswich.-George Hart, mono tues. thurs. &.
churchwardens, under the will of Mrs. Catherine Deane, sat.; &; Ezekiel Sawyer, tues. thurs. &; sat
•

Carey William, The Beeches Catchpole Wm. sen. market gardnr Mahon William Arthur L.R.C.P.L
Mahon Wm. Arthur, Denmark house Collinson William, beer retailer L.R.C.S.I. physician &; mrgeon
Mitchell-Ca'l"ruthers Rev. William Cousins Henry, farmer Marjoram David, boot maker
M.A. Rectory Dunnett Elijah, bricklayer Munnings James, shopkeeper
Murray Col. Kenelm Digby,The Croft; Elliston John, beer retailer Munnings John, plumber &; painter
&; United Service Club, London SW Francis In. Garrard, relieving officer Rogers Henry, wheelwright
Reade Gifford Sherman, Holbrook ho for Holbrook district, Samford Sawyer Ezekiel, carrier &; mrkt. grdnr
Rodwell Mrs. Woodlands union &; registrar of births & deaths Simson Edwd. &; Son, vet. surgns
Rodwell William Hunter J.P. Hol- &; vaccination officer, Holbrook sub- Smith Chas. frmr. Woodlands farm
brook lodge district, Samford union Smith Thomas, farmer
Simson Edward John Hart George, carrier Smith William, boot maker
Hicks Anthony Deane, dealer Spink Harry, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Holbrook Creek Brick Works (The) Stannard William, blacksmith &; asses-
AlIen Freeman, butcher (Thomas Collard, manager), brick sor &; collector of taxes, clerk to
Beckwith Rebecca Harman (Mrs.), & tile makers Parish Council & assistant overseer
milleT (steam &;, water) Ipswich Industrial Co-operative So- &; insurance agent
Block Wm. Hylton, wheelwright ciety Limited' (branch) Stewa~d Rachael (Mrs.), coffee rooms
Carey William L.R.C.S.I., L.A.H. Kerridge Oliver Chas. grcr. &; post off Village Club Reading Room (William
Dub. surgeon &; medical officer &; Lait In. bailiff to Francis Reade esq J()hn Ward, hon. sec)
public vaccinator of Holbrook dis- Lait Thomas, bailiff to Robert Henry Wagstaff WaIt. bricklayer & beer re~
trict, Samford union & medical Wrinch esq Wagstaffe Elijah, Compasses P.H
officer to the Tattingstone workho Lewin Fredk. Saml. farmer, Red ho Ward Samuel, hawker

HOLLESLEY is a parish and village on the sea-coast,
8 miles south-east from Woodbridge and 61 south-east
from Melton station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section
of the Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern division
of the county, Wilford hundred~ Woodbridge petty ses·
sioua.l division, union and county court district, Wilford
rural deanery, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor-
wich. The church of All Saints is a building of flint in the
Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of
chancel, nave, north aisle and .a lofty embattled western
tower containing 3 bells: the church was restored in 1886,
at a cost of £2,000, under the direction of Mr. Herbert J.
Green, architect, of Norwich, when the north aisle was
added, a new roof put on, the walls cased with flint, and
partly rebuilt from the foundations; during the restora-
hon an arcade of four Early English arches was dis-
covered: there are 250 sittillgS. The register dates from
the year 1623. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
£533, with 30 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
of Mrs. A. E. T. Hildyard, and held since 1884 by the
Rev. R'obert Lawrance M.A. of St. John's Oo:lege, Cam-
bridge. The principal landowners are the Colonial
College, who are lords of the manor,. Lord Rendlesham
and Captain Algernon W. Cobbold J.P. The soil is light;
subsoil, crag and loam. The chief crops are wheat and
barley. The area is 3,g81 acres of land, 6 of water, 73
of tidal water and 48 of foreshore; rateable value, £4,112;
the popuiation in 1891 was 607-
Cobbold Capt. AIgernon WaIler J.P. Saunders Rowland M.R.C.V.S
The Lodge Thonger C. G. Freer M.R.A.C
'Johnson .Aa-thur, The Grove COMMERCIAL.
Lawrance Rev. Robert M.A. Rectory Andrews Jonathan, farmer
Balls George R. Fox inn
Residents in the Colonial College. Beeton Waiter, builder
Ooates Honiton M.D., D.P.H Bloomfield Frederick, shopkeeper
Goodwyn George J Boon Robert, shopkeeper
Hutchinaon Glaud B.A. kc Claxton - , machinist
Jenkins Herbert (secretary & bursar) Holmes Colin, boot maker
J ohnson Ernest A. B Lennard Alfred Ransby, farmer &
Johnson Robert (resident director) assistant overseer
Pollock-Hodsall H. E Levett Charles, blacksmith
Sextoness, Mrs. William Folke.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. ,M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.-Mrs. Amelia
Caroline Lennard, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive-
from Woodbridge at 6.30 a.m.; box closes at 5 p.m. in.
winter &, 6 p.m. in summer; sundays, arrive 6.3°; dis-
patched 12 noon
Wall Letter Box, cleared at 6. IS p.m.; sundays 12;IS a.lD
The Colonial College was established here in 1876, under-
the auspices of the Agents General of the Colonies &;
other distinguished persons, for the training of young-
gentlemen intending to become colonists; the estate-
extends over 2,500 acres of varied soil; Robert Johnson,
resident director; C. G. Freer Thonger M.R.A.C. pro-
fessor of agriclliture; Glaud M. Hutchinson RA., kc-_
natural science; Honiton Coates M.D., L.R.O.P.Lond'.,.
M.R.O.S.Eng., D.P.H. resident medical officer; H.
E. Pollock-Hodsall, surveyor; Rowland SaunderSl
M.R.O.V.'S. professor of veterinary science; Herbert
Jenkins, secretary 1& bursar, Hollesley Bay
A School Board of 5 members was formed; I I Nov. 1874;'
William Arnott, Woodbridge, clerk to the board &;
attendance officer
Board School (mixed), erectedi in 1871, at a cost of £1,5°0,.
for 100 children; average attendance, 85; George H_
Johnson, master ,
Carriers to Woodbridge.-Miles Middleditch &; Henry
Ling, mono thurs. &; sat
Lennard Amelia Caroline (Mrs.),sbop-
keeper, Post office
Lin!? Henry, carrier
Middleditch Abraham, shopkeeper
Middleditch Mary Ann (Mrs.),beer reu
Middleditch Miles, carrier
Pottle Robert. shopkeeper
. Sharman John, shoe maker
Smith John, farmer
Smith William, farm bailiff to Capt'_
A.· W. Oobbold
Stebbings William, farmer
Threadkell William, farmelf
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. HONINGTON. 169
BOLTON is a parish and vill&g'e, r mile east from the the property and residence of Lieut.-Col. Oharles John
Blyth navigation and from Halesworth station on the Great Easton R.A. who is lord of the manor and chief land-
Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the county, owner. The soil is sand and loam, and in some parts a
Blything hundred, petty sessionaJ division and union, mixture of clay and loam; subsoil, principally clay and
HaJesworth C()unty court district, rural deanery of North sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and oats.
[)unwich, archdteaconry of Suffolk and Norwich diocese. The area is r,233 acres; Tateable value, [,2,159 15s.; th~
The church of St. Peter is an ancient building of flint, population in 1891 was 493.
in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave, north Parish Clerk, William Churchyard.
aisle, south porch and a round Norman tower containing By Local Government Board Order 16,436, March 25..
3 bells, and the south doorway is a fine example of Norman 1885, a detached part of Blyford was transferred to
work: the church was 'restored in 1856 at a cost of [,800, Holton, and by Order 16,440, of the same date a de-
and the chancel again restored in 1897: there are 120 tached part of the latter parish was annexed to the forma-.
sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. The Post Office.-William Ling, sub-postmaster. Letters
living is a rectory, net yearly value ['216, with residence, through Halesworth; delivery at 6.45 a.m. i& 12 noon.;;
in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1897 dispatched at 11 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. Postal orders are-
by the Rev. George Victor Macdona RA. of Trinity issued here, but not paid. Halesworth is the nearest
College, Dublin. There is a Baptist chapel near to Hales- money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
worth. Holton Hall, partly burnt down in February, National Endowed School (mixed), for 130 children;;
1882, was rebuilt in 1883 on the old foundations, by average attendance, 85; the school shares with iBlyfoTd
Messrs. Charles Smith and Son, architects, of Reading; in an endowment consisting of the interest of [,500 lef~
it stands in a well timbered park of 100 acres, and is by Mrs: Wilkinson; Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, mistress
:PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Stevenson Mrs. The Cedars Harvey Goorge, jobbing gardener,
Ashford Mrs. 3 Holton terrace Whitmore Wm. Henry, 5 Holton ter Holton road
Balls Charles, 10 Bolton terrace Howard Edward, builder, see Howa.,d
BaUs Mrs. 6 Holton terrace COMMERCIAL. S. & Sons, Halesworth
Bates George Waller Aldous Frederick, Cherry Tree inn &; Jillings Sarah A. (Mrs.), &; Thurgill~
. Butcher Joseph, 8 Holton terrace farmer farmers
Croft Robert Winter, '2 Holton ter Bacon Frederick Samuel, Duke P.H Kent William, gamekeeper to Lieull.-
Ea,ston Lieut.-Col. Charles John RA. Baker Elijah, shopkeeper 0>1. Charles John Easton RA
Holton hall Baker J ames, farmer Lee Herbert, farmer
Goss Mrs. 3 Holton terrace Barham Robert, boot maker Leech Lewis, farmer
Hacon Mrs. 9 Holton terrace Boulton Rbt. thrashing machine ownr Limmer James, builder
Hayward Wm. Thos. I Holton villas CalveI' Samuel, farmer, Up. Holton Ling William, blacksmith &; well
Macdona. Rev. George Victor RA. Canham George, Lord Nelson P.H sinker, Post office
(rector), Rectory Canham John, market gardener Lucas. Charles, gardener to Lieut.·Col.
Mayhew Fredk. Anthony, 4 Holton ter Durham Frederick William, farmer, Charles John Easton RA
Meadows lWbert, 2 Holton villas Upper Holton Ludbrook Wm. farmer, Nursery frm
Picktball Marmaduke, Ash cottage Easter Henry, wheelwright &; coach- Smith John, shoe maker
Price Richard, 7 Holton terrace builder Smith Joseph, assist. supt. Prudential
Savage Isaac Gilbert Thos.lsaac,frmr.Up.Holton fm Assurance Co. Lim. I Holton ter
Smith William, White house Harold In. Fredk. farmer, Up. Holton Stedman Harry, shopkeeper
.1I0LTON ST. MARY is a parish and village, 2! miles Corpus C'hristi College, Cambridge, who is also vicar ~f
south from Raydon station on the Hadileigh branch of the Shelley. The Master and Fellows of Corpus Christi Col-
Great Eastern railway,S north-east from Manningtree and lege, Cambridge, who are lords of the manor, and Fred
4! south-south-east from Hadleigh, in the South Eastern Lunniss esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is
division ()f the county, Samford hundred, petty sessional loam; subsoil, gravel and sand. The chief crops ar~
division and union, Hadleigh county court district, Sam- wheat, barley and oats. The area is 847 acres; rateable-
ford rural deanery, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of value, [,603; the population in 1891 was 176.
Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a plain building of
rubble in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, Post Office.--George Bloomfield, sub-postmaster. Letters
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower contain- from Colchester arrive at 7.30 a.m. ; dispatched at '5·30
ing one bell: there is a tablet to the Rev. Stephen White, p.m. Postal orders are issued, but not paid. East
a former rector and a benefactor to the school: the church Bergholt is the nearest money order & telegraph office..
was thoroughly restored in 1882, and has 170 sittings. 2 miles distant
The register dates from the year 1568. The living is a Endowed School (mixed), built in 1748, for about 5<>
rectory, net year:y value £120, including 36 acres of children; average attendance, 34; &; endowed by the
glebe and residence, in the gift of Sir J. T. Rowley bart. Rev. Stephen White, mentioned above, with property'
and held since 1899 by the Rev. Joseph Calvert B.A. of yielding about [,32 yearly
Calvert Rev. Joseph B.A. Rectory Cooper Henry, farmer, Holton hall \Ratcliffe James, builder
Lunniss Fred, Holton Place Randall William, farmer White WaIter, shopkeeper
1I0MERSFIELD (or St. Mary South Elmham) is a of University College, Durham, and surrogate, who re-
parish and village on the south bank of the Waveney, sides at South Elmham St. George. The poor's land of
over which is an iron bridge, of a single span of 48 feet, 3 acres, given by ISir Nicholas Howe, is now let for [,6
erected by the late Lord Waveney in 1870; it has a yearly, which sum is annually distributed amongst the-
station on the 1Vaveney Valley branch of the Great poor by the churchwardens. Sir Hugh Edward Adair
Eastern railway to Bungay and Beccles, 3! miles south- bart;. of Flixton Hall, is lord of the manor and sole land-
east from Harleston and 5 south-west from Bungay, in owner. The soil is clay, gravel and loam, with a subsoil
the Northern division of the county, Bungay petty of clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips and
sessional division, Wanglord hundred and union, Harles- pasture. The area is 992 acres of land and '13 of water;
ton county court district, rural deanery of South Elm· assessable value, £726; the population in 1891 was 100.
ham, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Parish Clerk, Henry Tidnam.
The church. of St. Mary is. a .small buiMing of flint in the Post Office.-George Gower, sub-postmaster. Letters by
Early English style, consIstmg of chancel,. ~ave, south mail cart from Harleston, arrive at 8 a.m.; returning
llorch and 1I~ emb~attled western tower contammg.3 bells: at 6.5 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
It was repaIred m 1865 and further restored m 1890, Harleston is the nearest money order ,&; telegraph office;.
~,h~n a new org~n was erected: there are about 15 0 3 miles distant
sIttmgll. The regIster dates from the year 1558 . The County Police Station William Franks constable
living is a rectory, consolidated with that of South Elm- . . ' ,
ham St. George, joint net yearly value [,2II, with 3 1 The chIldren at this place attend the school at Sain'
acres of glebe, in the gift of Sir H. E. Adair bart. and ~ross. . .. •
he:d since 1887 by the Rev. William Morley Smith M.A. RaIlway StatIOn, Arthur WIIl18m Fmch, statIOn masteJ'
Borrett John, Swan P.H Newham Wm. frmr. & assist. overseer Smith Benjamin, farmer
Gower George, shopkeeper &; market Poppy Thoonas, farmer Smith Hobert, miller (water), Lim-
gardener, Post office Smith Charles, miller (water), land· bourne mill
Guwing Arthur, market gardener owner &; churchwarden, Homersfield Tidnam Henry, draper & grocel' I;
Gowing Samuel, thatcher mill parish clerk
HONINGTON is a parish and village on an afHuent and 9 north-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North
of the Little Ouse, 5 miles south-east from Barnham Western division of the county, Blackbourn hundred and
station on the Bury, Thetford and Swaffham section of petty sessional division, Thetford union and county court
the Great Eastern railway, 3 north-west from Ixworth district, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of
 170 HONINGTON. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints educational purposes and in bread. and coals for the poor.
is a building of flint in the Norman, Perpendicular and Honington 'Was the birthplace (3 Dec. 1766) of Robert
Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch, Bloomfield. the poet; he died at Shefiord, Beds, 19 Aug.
vestry and an embattled west-eru tower containing 3 1823. The Duke of Grafton K.G., C.B. who is lord of
bens; the south doorway, chancel arch and nave being the manor, Samuel Death esq. and G. Gates esq. &Ta the
Norman, the south porch and tower Perpendicular and principal landowneTs. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay
the rest Decorated: the chancel retains a piscina: the and gravel. The chief crops are whllat, barley, oats and
octagonal font dates from the 14th century: there are roots. The &Tea is 1,197 acres; rateable value, £1,422;
two brasses, well preserved, one to Anne Curteis (1585), the population in 1891 was 259.
the other to George Dyke (1594): the church afiords 138 Parish Clerk, George Fuller.
sittings, 62 of which are free. The register dates from Post Office.-Miss Annie Davey, sub-postmistress. Letters
the year 1559. The living is a rectory, average tithe arrive from Bury St. Edmunds by messenger through
rent-charge £247, net yearly value £210, with residence Ixw<lrth, at 7.50 a.m. &; 5.15 p.m.; dispatched at 7.45
and 13 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, a.m. &:; 5.45 p.m. week days &; at 9.50 a.m. on sundays.
and held since 1875 by the Rev. William Henry Illing- Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Bardwell
w<lrth L.Th. of Hatdield Hall, Durham. Here are Wes- is the nearest money order &:; Ixworth the nearest tele-
leyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The charities graph office, 4 miles distant
include one by an unknown donor, consisting of 7a. zr. School (mixed), built in 1863, &; also open to children
of land in the parish of Stanton; the Bishop of Lincoln's from Ixworth Thorpe; average attendance, 56; William
charity consists of 18 acres of land in the parish of Jordan, ma'ster
Ixworth; and there is a fuel aUotment of ZIa: Jr. 6p. of County Police.-Philip Folger, constable in charge
land in the parish, the produce of which is expended for Carrier to Bury St. Edmunds. Chas, Addison, wed. &:; sat
Egan Mrs Battrum Philip. blacksmith &:; wheel- Davey Annie (Miss), grocer, Post off
Dlingw<lrth Rev. Wm. Hy. L.Th.Retry wright Johnson Benjamin Braniord, farmer.
Wheatland John, Mill hill Batbrum Philip (Mrs.), shopkeeper Lodge farm; &:; at Ingliam
COMMEnCIAL. Bird Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Hall farm Tlmrlow William, Fox P.H
Addison Charles, earrier &; farmer BOJ'ley Arnold, market gardener Wainwright Ernest (exors. of), far-
Balaam Robert, hurdle maker Brunning Frederick, farmer mer, Manor farm
HOO is 80 parish and viTIage on the river Deben, over residence, in the gift of the Church Patronage
which is a bridge of one arch to Kettleburgh, 4 miles Society. Here are sand and clay pits. The trus-
south-west from Framlingham terminal station, 5~ north- tees of the late Duke of Hamilton' and Brandon
west from Wickham Market station on the Great Eastern (d. 1895), are lords of the manor and the chief lanilowners.
railway and 7 north from Woodbridge, in the North 'fhesoil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, Plomesgate wheat, roots, .barley and hay. The area is' 'I,ZII acres;
union, Framlingham petty sessional division, Framling- rateable value, £787;. the population in 1891 was 1:82.
ham and Saxmundham county court district, rural
deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of Sufiolk and diocese of Letters through Wickham Market arrive at 8 a.m. Pillar
Norwich. The church of SS. Andrew and Eustachius is Box, at the school building, cleared at 5. 15 p.m.; sun~
a. plain edifice of brick in the Perpendicular style, con- days, 10.30 a.m. Framlingham, 4 miles distant, is the
sisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a nearest money order &; telegraph office
western tower containing one bell: there are 220 sittings. Voluntary National School (mixed), for the parishes of
The register dates from 29 Dec. 1653. The benefice is Hoo. &; Letheringham, temporarily closed, the children
a vicarage, consolidated with that of Letheringham, meantime attending the schoofs in the adjoining
jomt net yearly value £100, with 60 acres of glebe and parishes
Adams Joshua, farmer Burrows Alfred, farmer &:; cattle dlr Lee David, farmer
AndrewS' Joseph, farmer Fu.lcher Philip, farmer &; carrier, Ivy Sherwood Charles S. farmer
Brook William, farmer Lodge fa.rm
HOPTON (near Thetford) is a parish, on the borders which 40 acres are fen land, the net proceeds amounting
of Norfolk and on the Little Ouse, 6~ miles south from to £21 per annum are expended in coal for the poor and
Barling Road statIOn of the Thetford and Norwich section for church purposes. William Needham Langden Cham-
(If the Great Eastern railway, 7 north-north-east from pion 6Sq. of Riddlesworth Hall, who is lord of the manor
Ixworth and 9 east from Thetford, in the North Western and Charles Goodrich esq. are the principal fandowners.
division of the county, Blackbouru hundred and petty The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay ~lUd sand. The chief
sessional division, Thetford' union and county court dis- crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is
trict, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sud- 1,394 acres; rateable value, £1,601; the population in
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is an 1891 was 474.
ancient structure of flint and red brick in the Perpen- Sexton, David Shickle.
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, south Post, Parcel, M. &; T. 0., T. M. O. &; Express Delivery,
porch and an embattled western tower containing a clock S.B. &; Annuity &:; Insurance Office.-Thos. In. Pollard,
and 6 bells: there is a marble monument to Thomas sub-postmaster. Letters through Thetford arrive at
Raymond esq. first keeper of state papers to King 7.30 a.m. :& 5.30 p.m. &:; are dispatched at 12.35 &;
Charles ll. ob. 1680: a new oak pulpit has been placed 5.45 p.m.; sundays, 10.35 a.m
in the church in memory of the late Rev. Henry Downton Volunteer Fire Brigade, In. B. Walton, capt.1&:;2 firemen
M.A. rector 1873-85: th~ .stained east window is a Police Station, Henry May, constable
memorial to the Rev. Henry Dawson M.A. rector
( 1827"73): in 18 79 the interior was thoroughly restored,Parochia} School' (mixed), built with master's house, in
decorated and reseated with open benches at a cost of 1855. at a cost of £1,200, by the Rev. Henry Dawson,
£9 00 , and a:ffords 250 sittings. The register dates from 8 former rector, who also endowed it with £1,000,
the year 1634. The living is a discharged rectory, which is invested in Consols; the school will hold 100
net yearly value £290, including 32 acres of glebe and children; new class-room for 40 added in 1898; average
residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held attendance, 80; Edwin Alfred Mills, master; Mrs. Alice
flince 1892 by the Rev. George Theodore Dennis M.A. of Mills, infants' mistress
Trinity College, Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel, Carriers to
built in 1836, and a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in Bury St. Edmunds--Charles Goodman &; John Taylor,
1885. A Cemetery of half an acre was formed in 1885 at wed. &; sat
a oost of about £200, and is under the control of the parish
Diss John T'aylor, everv fri
oouncil. The town estate consists of 58a. 3r. I2p. of Thetford Charles Goodman, fn
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Cooper Charles, tailor
Boston Mrs Ancient Order of Foresters (No. 5676, Cousins 'Eli, miIkseller
iBr6wn Robert Victoria Royal lodge) (Wm.Mann,sec) Cutter William, blacksmith
Button Miss Baker Elias, thrashing machine owner Fiske Samuel Henry, grocer &; draper,
Caudwell Miss Aurelia, High street &:; farmer, .see Cammell &; Baker wine, spirit &; beer merchant
Dennis Rev. Geo.Theodore M.A.Rectory Barham Albert Edwd. Prudential agnt Fowell Frederic, solicitor, perpetual
Edwards Miss, Jessamine cottage Bradstreet Hobert, carpenter- commissioner &:; commissioner for
Fowell Frederic, The Cedars Button :Henry, maltster oaths, clerk to Bressingham &; North
Henry Robert Cammell &; Baker, thrashing machine Lopham school boards &; North Lop·
Petherick Wallace owner9 &:; farmers ham charities; &:; at Walsham-le-
Read! Robert, Blackburu house GhamberlainChas.&;Son,tailors &; drprs Willows
Rising Charles, Rose cottage Cemetery (John B. Walton, clerk) Goodman Charles, carrier
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. HORNINGSHEATB. 171
Griss Charles, harness maker Kunn James. farmer Sayer Oscar .Tohn. miller (wind "
Hart Frank., blacksmith Piltch Reginald. grocer & draper & steam) &; baker
Harvey James F. road surveyor to the patent medicine vendor. Shickle I])avid, market gardener
Brandon Rural District Council, Petherick Wallace M.R.C.S.Eng.• Stevens John. farmer
Dawn villa L,R.C.P.Lond. surgeon &; medical Taylor John,carrier &; horse slaughtrer
Hubbard Ralph, Chequers P.B officer &; public vaccinator. Hopton Thurlow Geo.Commercial inn &; crpntr
Hunt James, chimney sweeper & Hepworth districts,Thetford union Turnbull John William, shopkeeper
Hurrell James, blacksmith Pollard Thomas John, grocer, draper, Tweed James, Greyhound P.H
.Tarrett Barnard, /boot ma. &; hair dressr patent medicine vendor, boot dealer, Volunteer Fire Brigade (John B. Wal-
Jolly William, farmer outfitter. stationer, ironmonger &; ton, captain)
Lebbon Herbert, baker furniture dealer, Post office Waiton John Booty, plumber, painter
Lebbon Thomas, builder &; contractor Potter Frederick, butcher &:; farmer &; clerk to Parish Council
Leeder James, Vine P.B. &; florist Rush Arthur, butcher Witton James, farmer
Nottidge RalphClarke,farmr.Manor ho
HOPTON (near Lowestoft} i. a parish apparently on (Gurney), his wife, d. 29 Aug. 1867: the organ was given
the sea coast, but actually separated therefrom by a by Mrs. James Orde: the church affords 200 sittings.
small strip in the parish of Corton, which joins Gorleston. The register dates from the year 1675. The living is a
Hopton is 5 miles south from Yarmouth and 5 north from vicarage, net yearly value £190, including 6 acres of
Lowestoft stations, in the Northern division of the county, glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter
Mutford and Lothingland incorporation, petty sessional of Norwich, and held since 1894 by the Rev. William Knox
division and hundred, Yarmouth county court district, Ormsby M.A. -of Trinity College, Oxford. The charities
rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of Suffolk amount to £6 yearly. Hopton Hall, the seat of Col. HaTTY
and diocese of Norwich. The old church of St. Margaret, Hutchinson Augustus Ste'wart J.P. is a modern mansion
an edifice of the 14th century, was destroyed by fire in of white and red brick, with a portico in the Classic style,
Feb. 1865: the tower, with a small room built on to it, and stands in a park of about 70 acres. The principal
is now used for funerals: the walls of the church, with landowners are Col. H. H. A. Stewart, the trustees of the
their gables, a,re still standing. and- retain some of the late H. H. Gambling, Thomas Moore, E1'llest W. Fowler
traceried windows. The new church of the same name, esq. of Gunton, Charles S. Orde J.P. '3.Ild RusseIl James
erected in 1866, at a cost of £3,472, on a site given by Colman esq. of Corton, Miss Wiggand the Lowestoft
the late Daniel Gurney esq. and by Order in Council, 28 Water and Ga-s Co. The soil is mixed and common land;
July, 1883, assigned as the parish church, is a building of subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and
flint, with white stone dressings, in the Early English hay. The area is 1,284 acres of land and g of water; rate-
style, from designs by Mr. Teulon, architect, and 60nsists able value, 1),835; the population in 1891 was 304.
of chancel, nave, transepts, south porch and a square Sexton, John Gosling.
central tower, rising into an octagonal embattled belfry,
with a low roof and containing one bell: the communion Post, M. O. k T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
ta-ble is of carved oak: the stained east window is a Post, S. B. .&; Annuity & Insurance Office.-Thomas
memorial to Mr. J. H. Orde, the design being by the late Edward Whittley, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
Sir Edward Burne-Jones bart. and there are other me- Yarmouth at 8 a.m. &; 5 p.m.; dispatched at 8 a.m. .&;
morial windows to Admiral Sir James Plumridge, late of 5. 25 p.m
this parish, and to Sir Thomas St. Vincent H. C. Trou- Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1861, for 77 child·
bridge bart. C.B. d. 2 Oct. 1867, and Louiss. Jane ren; average a.ttendance, 68; Benjamin Howell, master
Orde Charles Somerville J.P.Hopton ho Bullock William, farmer Nockolds Samuel R. farmer & assistant
Ormsby!Rev. Wm. Knox M.A.Vicarage Burgess George, farm steward to Thos. overseer, Valley farm
Stewart ,Col. Harry Hutchinson Au- Moore esq Phillips Joseph, White Hart P.B
gustus J.P. Hopton hall DOll'gett David, farm bailiff to E. W. Watson William, farmer. Manor farm
Fowler esq. Home farm Whittley Thos. Edwd. shpkpr. Post off
CO!Olll:RCUL. Frost James; blacksmith &; carpenter Wright Robert, market gardener
Ease,. James, jun. market gardener Parker Benjamin, farmer, Jecks farm
BORHAM is So pleasant village and parish 5 miles John Ernest Soden M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cam-
aouth-ea.st from Eye terminal station on a branch of the bridge. There is a large Baptist chapel here. The chari.
Great Eastern rnilway, in the North Eastern division of ties amount to about £23 yearly, £15 of which, left by
the county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and Mrs. Holland Corbett in 1874, is distributed in coals to
union, county court district of Framlingham, rural the poor. Lady Bateman, of Broome Hall, is lady of
deanery of Hoxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese the manors of Horham, Thorpe Hall and Jernegans,
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a building of and part landowner; Giles B. Creagh esq. and the
flint in ·the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, Messrs. Tacon, William Riches and Frederick B. Roe are
nave, south porch and an embattled tower containing 8 also landowners. The land is heavy and fertile; subsoil,
bells: the pulpit and sittings are of old oak: the font is clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas and beans.
of stone and has an old oak cover, with some good The area is 1,455 acres; assessable value, £1,049; the
carving, and is partly gilt: the doorway of the porch is population in 1891 was 328.
Norman: the chancel was rebuilt in 1881, the former Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity k Insurance Office.-
windows being retained: there are 200 sittings. The . William Hawes, sub-postmaster. Letters aTrive from
register dates from the year 1594, but the period from Eye at 6.20 a.m.; dispatched at 7.15 p.m. The nearest
I618 to 1709 is missing. The living is 3 rectory, net telegraph office is at Stradbroke, 2 miles distant
yearly value £240, including 26 acres of glebe and resi- National School (mixed), erected in 1857, for 90 child-
dence, in the gift of the Rev. John Jordan Soden M.A. ren; average attendance, 72; Miss Edith Bott, mistrss
l'ector of Rishangles, and held since 1900 by the Rev. Carrier to Eye Charles Larter, daily .
Soden Rev. John Ernest M.A. Rectry CollinsCharles,farmer &; assistant over- Oxborough Ebenezer. farmer
.geer &; clerk to the Parish O:luncil Parka Thomas, farmer, The Hall
COMYERCUL. Cook Waiter, farmer Rodwell Thomas, blacksmith
Ealdry William, Green Dragon P.H. &; Cook William, blacksmith Roe Frdk.Button,miller(wind &; steam)
wheelwright Doyle Patrick. farmer Sheldrake John, farmer
IJaldry William, jun. farmer Fisk William, farmer Turner Augustus, shopkeeper
Ea.ldwin Edgar, gardener Hawes William. post office Turner Taylor, farmer
Eeecroft 'Charles, farmer Kent Thomas, farmer . Watling John, farmer
Eridges Samuel, farmer Knights Thomas, shopkeeper Woods Robert Freeman, farmer
Clarke George, boot &; shoe maker Larter Chas. Eight Bells P.H.&; carrier
HORNINGSHEATH (generally called Horringer) the small south chapel belongs to A. Wigston esq. of
is a village and parish, 3 miles -south-west from Bury St. Horsecroft, and has been well restored by his father: the
Edimunds station, in the North WesterIJ division of the church wa.s reseated and a west gallery erected in 1818,
county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessiona'l lEvision, at the cost of A. J. Brooke esq.: the aisle was built in
Thingoe hundred and union, Bury St. Edmunds county r845: in 1867 the chancel was: thoroughly restored,
COUJrt district, rural deanery of Hor.ningsheath, arch- chiefly by the Marquess of Bristol, and the Rev. Lord
deaconry (}of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of Arthur Hervey, then rector: in 1883 the west gallery
St. Leonard is a building of flint and stone in the Gothic wars removed. the church reseated throughout, heating
style' of the 14th century. with SQme modern additions, apparatus introduced and 8IlI organ built, the wh()le
and consists of chan-cel, south chapel, nave, north aisle, being completed in IB87: there are 300 sittin'gs, 250
south porch and an embattled western tower, with pin- being free. The register dates iirom the year 1558.
nacles, containing a clock and 6 bens, re-hung in 1887: The living is a rectory, consolidated with Ickworth,
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joint net yearly value £321, including 18 acres of glebe, Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
with residence, in the gift of the Marquess of Bristol, &; AI1JIl'llity &; Insurance Office.-George Oorne11, sub-
and held since 1883 by the Rev. James Giddens RA. of postmaster. Letters arrive from Bury St. Edmunds
London University. The village club and reading room at S.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6,45 p.m.; sun. 1.10 p.m
is affiliated to the county society at Ipswich. The Hop- Pillar Box, at the west end of the village, cleared 6.10
leys, a large mansion, standing in park-like grounds of p.m. week days &; II.40 a.m. on sundays
60 acres, is occupied by the Hon. Mortimer 'l'ollemache. Wall Box, near Horringer Court, cleared at 7.10 p.m.;
Horringer House is the residence of Major John Arthur sundays, 1.35 p.m
Lainson. Horsecroft is the property of Arthur Wigston Carrier.-chalIis pa'sses through wed. &; sat. to Bury St.
esq. and Horringer Court, the property and residence of Edmunds
Edward Robert Hawkins esq. J.P. The Marquess of Police Station, Frederick George Brunning, constable
Bristol, who is lord of the manor, and Arthur Wigston
esq. are the principal landowners, and there are a few Schools.
smaller own~rs. The soil is of a loamy nature; subsoil, Nationar (boys &;girls), built by the 1st Marquess oJ
clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The Bristol, about 1846, for 120 children; average atten-
area is 2,209 acres; rateable value, £2,313; the popu- dance" 72; William Curtis, master
lation in 1891 W8'S' 599. Infant, erected in 1860, to hold 42 children; 8veragtt
Parish Clerk, Valentine Edwards. attendance, 36; Mrs. Herbert Cooke, mistress
Carter Fredk. Tom, Horringer cottage Boreham Joseph, shoe maker Last-IIenry, farmer
Coleman William Thomas Cooke Samuel &; Herbert, blacksmiths, Marriott Alfred, blacksmith
Giddens Rev. James RA. Rectory wheelwrights, builders, decorators ,&; Moore Geo. farmer, Gt. Horringer haD
Hawkins Edwd. Robt.J.P.Horringer ct undertakers Parker Henry, shopkeeper
Lainson MajorJn.Arthur,Horringer ho Cornell George, shopkee.per, Post office Preston William, Six Bells P.H
Paley William Victor, Brooke house Cornell Herbert, farmer Prewer John, well sinker
Tollemache Hon. Mortimer, TheHopleys Edwards Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer Robertson Chas.Thomson Archd.farm.:J'
&; shopkeeper Simpson Robert Thoma's, farmeJ',
COM:MEBCIAL. Horningsheath &; Ickworth VillageCIub , Horsecroft
Alston John Edward, farmer &; Institute (Marquess of Bristol, Sturgeon John, farmer
Avey WaIter, farmer president; Frederick Carter, sec)
HOXNE is a large villa.ge and parish,' head of a union, Gothic cross, erected a.s a memorial to "Harlequin ,p
on the south. bank of the Waveney and on the borders and Qther favoU!1'ite c1blargers of the late Gen. Sir E.
of Norfolk, 5 miles south-east from DisliI station on the Kerrisoo. A bridge, built by the late Sir E. C. KerrisoD
Ipswich and Norwich section and 3~ n'Orth-east from Eye bart. crosses the Gold brook. The Depperhaugh, &0
terminal statioIl! on a branch of the Great Ea·stern rail- called from its close proximity to a laa-ge wood bearing
way, in the NQrth Ea,stern division of the county, hun- that name, is a fine moosion belonging to Lady Walker,.
dred and petty sessi'Onal division of the Hoxne, Eye a.nd commands a beautiful view oil the surrounding coun-
county court district, rural deanery of Hoxne, arch- try; it is now (1900) unoccupied. Thorpe Hall, an old
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church moated farmhouse, about 3 miles south-east from the-
of SS. Peter and Paul is a hand·some building ofi flint, church, is a. fine specimen of red brickwork with stone-
with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consist- dressings and excellent chimney-s, and is occupied by
ing of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a lofty Mr. Thomas Kent. Oak Lawn, half a. mile distant, stand-
embattled western tower with crocketed pinnacles, con- ing in its own grounds of about 20 acres, is the property
taining a clock, erected in 1887, and S bells: the organ, of Misses Hanbury. Lady Bateman, of Shobdon Court,
originally mechanica'l, was presented to the church by Herefordshire, is lady of the manors of Hoxne Hall with
the late Gen. Sir E. Kerriso·n bart. in 1836 and subse- the Priory, and owner of the greatest part of the land;
4uently converted into a finger organ, at a cost of about the remainder belongs to John Tudor Frere esq. of Roy-
£100: at the east end of the aisle is a. mlllrble monument don, Sir B. W. Walker bart. Lord Henniker, Hon. Cha&.
with life-size figure to Thomas Miaynard esq. d. 1742: Bateman-Hanbury and others. The land is of a mixed
on the south wall is a beautifully carved memorial of soil; subsoil, gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat,
Cae!) stone, to Gen. Sir Edward Kerrison bart., K.C.B., barley, beans and peas. The area is 4,031 acres of land
G.C.H. died 9 March, 1853; also to Sir Edward C. and 25 of water; assessable value, £3,51]; the popula-
Kerrison bart. deceased 1886: a stained window has been) tion in 1891 was 934 in the civil and 938 in the ecclesialJo
erected to the memory of a former vicalr, the Rev. J. H. tical parish.
Hodgson M.A. who died. 1868:. the east window and Cross Street is a populous part of the parish, sbom
several others are filled WIth stamed gla~: a carved oak I mile SQuth from the church; other portions oD the
screen was erected BorOSS the tower arch m 187 8 : on the parish' extend in a south-easterly direction, for nelllrIy 5
floor near the chancel are three brasses to members of miles and run between Denham and 8tradbroke
the' ThurstoJ1l family, dated respectively, 1606, 1613 a n d . . . , .
1640 : t!he chancel was extensively repaired in 1879 by Hllton, .under the DIVIded Pa.r'1shes. Act, now forms
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners: there are 45 0 sittings. pwrt of Wllby. Heckfield Green IS I nule so~th-east.
The registers date from the year IS81. The living is 8 Post, M. ~. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express D~livery, S. B.
vicarage, net yearly value £283, with 18 acres of glebe and &; Annmty &; Insurance Office. Har~ SmIth, sub-post-
residence, in the gift of Lady Bateman, and held since 1888 master. Lett~rs through Eye, arnve at 7.IS a.m. &;
by the Rev. eecH Downton RA. of Queens' College, Cam- 2.45 p.m. &; dIspatched at 8.15 a.m. &; 6.25 p.m.; on
bridge. The Baptist chapel, erected in 1864, has been en- sundays the box closes at 9.55 a.m
larged and will seat soo. The Plymouth Brethren have also Wall Letter Boxes, Cross street, cleared at 8.30 a.m.
a. meetinO' house here. Adjoining the churchyard on the &; 6.10 p.m. on week days &; 9 a.m. on sundays;
south-ea;t are five almsnouses, erected in 1844, by the Chickering corner, cleared at 7.45 a.m. &; 5.55 p.m.
late Gell'. Sir Edward Kerrison bart. Here was anciently week days &; on sundays at 7.45 a.m. only
a Bened~ctin~ priory, founded by Herbe:t Losinga, ~ishop HOXNE RURAL DISTRIar COUNCIL.
of NorWIch, In 1I01, as a. cell to NorwIch, and dedicated
to St. Edmund; at the Disl'101uti'On the revenues were Mee~s at the Workhouse on alter'll'ate thursdays at 10 a.m.
valued at £18. In the centre of a field l1~ar Abbey ChaIrman, Charles W. Chaston, Mendham, Harleswn
Farm is a. stone cross, erected in 1879, to mark the spot Clerk, Norton BU!1'roughs Garrard, Hoxne
where, accOlrding to tradition, stood the tree against Trea.surer, H. E. Buxton, Barclay's Bank, Gt. Yarm~ut:b
whioh King Edmund was shot Nov. 20th, A.D. 870; MedICal Officer of Hea;Ith, Samuel John James Kirby
the tree fell August, 1848, by its own weight. 8t. Ed- M:D. OakIands, Fressmgfie.ld .
mund's Hall, a building of flint stone and red brick, was SaIl1tary Inspector, John FIsher, FlfessmgfieId
erected in. 1~79, by Sir !'. C. Kerdson bart. as a reading HOXNE UNION.
room; the library conSISts of about 400 volumes: there
is also a small collection of ancient implements of war, Board day, every alternate thul"sday, at 10.30 a.m. m'
&C. discovered in the parish. Oak:ley Park, on the south- Union house, Stradbroke.
west of the parish, is the residen'Ce oB Artbur Wm. Hy. The Union comprises the following places :-Athelington,
Hay esq., J.P.: the mansion is a beautiful structure in Badingham, Bedfield, Bedingfield, Brundish, Denham,
the Classic style, overlooking the vale of the Dove: the Denningbon, Fressingfield, Horham, Hoxne, Laxfield,
eastern front is relieved by columns and there is a gallery Mendham, Metfield, Monk SohJam, Saxtead, Southolt,
So feet 1'I1 length: the park contains above 600 acres, Sbradbroke, Syleham, Tannington, WeY'brood, WiIby,
handsomely wooded, through which the river Dove flows, Wingfield &; Worlingworth. The area of the union is
and passing in front 0.£ the mansion afterwards joiIbS the 52,764 acres; assessable value in 1900, £37,966; the
Waveney: at the end of a walk in the park stands a population in 1891 was 1I,461
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Mendham, Harleston
I
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Charles W. Chaston, Registrar of Births &; Deaths, Denningoon sub-district,
Henry Thirkettle, Stradbroke; deputy, Wm. Thirkettle,
. Clerk t.o the Guar~ians &; Assessment Committee, Norton Wilby; Stradbroke sub-district, John Fisher; deputL
BurrJughs Garrard, Hoxnoe Harry Gibson, Fressingfield
Treasurer, H. E. Buxton, Barelay's Bank, Gt. Yarmouth Registrar of Mjlrriages, John Fi s'h er, Fressingfield; de-
Relieving Officer, Henry Thirkettle, Stradbroke puty, Harry Gibson, Fressingfield
Vaccination Officer, Henry Thirkettle, Sbradbroke Workhiouse now closed &; the i'lllDlates transfecrred to the
:Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Bedfield district, Har'tismere uniOIl! workhouse at Eye
William George Connor L.R.C.P. &; S.Irel.Earl Soham; .
Bedingfield district, Edgar George Barnes M.D. Eye; School Attendance Gomnuttee•
.Fressingfield district, Samuel John James Kirby M.D. Meets at Workhouse on thursdays, at II.30 a.m.
Fressingfield; Hoxne district,. Leslie Fletcher M.R.C..S. Clerk, Norton Burroughg. Garrard, Hoxne
E~g., L.R.C.P.Lond. T~e FIrs, Hoxne; Laxfield dIS- Attendance Officer, Geor.ge Newson, Stradbroke
tnct, Charles Waiter Blden L.R.C.P.Lond. Laxfield; S h I
Mendham district, John Candler M.R.C.S.Eng. Har- " c 00 s. .
leston; Saxted &; Dennington districts, Georg~ Robert NatIOnal (mIxed), ~ro~s 'Street, for 172 children; aver-
Adcock M,R:C.~.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Framhngharn; age ~ttendance, IJ.O, ~arles Hughes, master •
:Stradbroke dIstrIct, Arthur Hanbury Frere M.B., C.M. Infants, for 50 c'luldren, avera,geattendance, IQ, &;
Stradbroke supported by a ch1uge upon tfue estate oJ Lady Bate-
'Superintendent Registrar, Norton Burroughs Garrard, man; Miss Emma Shulver, mistress
Hoxne; deputy, Arthur Barker, &xne Oarrier to Diss. Amos Whitton, tues. &; iri
Eecton William, The Vicarage Flowerdew Arthur, farmer, Red house Mil~ Goorge, jnn. thatcher
Downton Rev. Cecil RA. Low street &; Gissings farms M<lore, Garrard &; Son (established
Fletcher Leslie, The Firs Flowerdew Lionel, farmer <lver half a century), aucti<lneers,
Garrard Norton Burroughes, EJm ho Garrard Norton Burroughes, estate &; valuers. house,land &; estate agents;
Hay Arthur Wm. Hy. J.P. Oakley pk land agent, valuer, auctioneer. clerk &; at Eye
Hollyer Walter to tha guardians, assessment et Neave Ellis, farmer, Standwell farm
CO:M:MERCUL. school attendance committees et Pike John Ohaplyn, farmer, Abbey frm.
Aldred Chas.boot et shoe ma.Cross St -supt. registrar of Hoxne union et Rayner Arth. harness makr. Cross St
Aldred WaIter, shoe maker, Cross St clerk to Hoxne Rural District Coun- Raynar George, miller (steam) &;
.Atkins John, blacksmith, Cross Street cil (firm, Moore, Ga.rrard &; Son, corn chandler, Cross Street
Barker Arthur, proprietor of Swan which 500) Redgrave Henry, farmer
hotel &; clerk to Moore, Garra.rd &; Gilholm Peter. farm bailiff to Arthur Reading Room &; Library (Eawd.Pike,
Son, auctioneers, Low Street W. H. Hay esq sec. &; librarian), Low Street
Baxter James, farmer Harper Jas. jnn. farmer, Town farm Reynolds Harry, farmr.Hoxe PI. farm.
Bendall Frederick, farmer, Heckfield Harper John, farmer S6nnders Edwd.J.frmr.Dhickering hall
Brown Edwd. carpenter &c.LowStreet Hawes Frederick George, grocer Smith Harry, grocer &; Post office,
Bryant George, thatcher Hayward William, farmer, Ohickering Low Street
"tJullingham John, but-eher, Low Street Huggins Walter, jun. Red Lion inn, Steward Emma. (Mrs.), Grapes P.R.
Ohase Brothers, millers- (steam &; Cross Street CrOSlS Street
wind); &; at Diss Huggins WaIter, sen. bricklayer ~wan Hotel (Arthur Barker, pro-
'Ooleman Elijah &; Son, grocers &; Hughes Charles, schoolmaster, assis~ prietor), Low Street
draper,s, Cross Street tant overseer &; clerk to Parish Theobald Henry, boot &; shoe maker
Copping &; Son, builders, Cross street Council, Cross Street Thirkettle Rebecca. (Mrs.), farmer,
Dalliston Edward, farmer J<llly Zepaniah, that-eher The White house
Depperhaugh Brick W()rks Kent Thomas, farmer &; landowner, Whitton Amos,farmer et carrier,Reck-
"Elvin Daniel, blacksmith, Cross Street Thorpe hall (letters should be field gooen
Fletcher LeslieM.R.O.S.Eng.,L.R.C.P. addressed Horham, Wickham Mkt) Witton George Edward, butcher &;
Lon. surgeon &; medical officer & Knights James, bootmaker, Cross St farmer, Low Street
public vaccinator Hoxne district,The beggett Herbt. wheelwright, Cross St Wilcox Rbt.baker &; confectnr.Low St
Firs Miles George, farmer &; thatcher
HUNDON is a parish and village, 4 miles north from two-sixths for the children (not less than eight years
Gare station on the Oambridge and Long Melford old) who have made eighty attendances during the
,section of the Great Eastern railway and 6 north- quarter. and one-sixth to be given in charity to the
east from HaverhiJl, in the Southern division of the poor. Under a revised scheme of the Charity Commis-
<county, Risbridge hundred, petty sessional division and sioners, dated Oct. I897, the body of trustees consists of
union, county court district of Haverhill, rural deanery the vicar (ex-officio) and licensed curate (if any), four
of Clare, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. representative trustees elected by the Parish Council,
The church of All Saints is an ancient structure of flint, and three co-optative trustees. The Hon. W. F. D. Smith
mostly in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, M.P. of Greenlands, Henley-an-Thames, who is lord of
nave, chapel aisles, south porch and a very fine em- the manor, Thomas Bower esq. of Stradishall Place, C.
'battled western tower eontaining a clock and 6 bells: E. Cumberledge-Ware esq. of Poslingford Hall, W. H.
-in the attached chapel is a noble pyramidal monumen~ Dennis esq. and Jesus College, Cambridge, are the prin-
df marble to Arethusa (Clifford), wife of James Vernon cipallandowners. The soil is stiff clay; subsoil, chiefly
-esq. and the mother of Francis Vernon esq. M.P. clay. The crops are wheat, barley, beans and mangolds.
created (7 April, 1762) Baron Orwell of Newry and Earl The area is 4,549 acres; rateable value, £3,7°7; the popu~
tOf Shipbrooke; she died in 1728: a new organ was pre- lation in 189I was '838.
sented in 1897 by the Hon W. F. D. Smith M.P.: the Beval and Cock Greens have been inclosed.
<ehurch was partially restored and reseated with open oak Pt&; MOO S B & Ann't &; I Offi
benches in 1888. at a cost of £700, chiefly defrayed by os . B' d" . . UI Y nsurance ce:-
· ht H o n""V
th e 1a t e R Ig H S 'th Mp·
. . . . mI • . . . th ere are 4°0 Charles
f Cl ra nam,
R SOt sub-postmaster.
&; Letters
d· arrIve
t h d
sittings. The register dates from the year 153 8. The rom are ~ . . . .a 7.3 0 ILl? a.m.; ISP~ c ~
·
IT vmg . a d'ISCh arge dVICarage,
IS ' ne t yearIy va Iue £ 120, 12·45
tch d& 4'Jo p.m., Thesundays,arrlve
t t I
7·30
h a.m.,
ffi . dIS-t
with 20 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Jesus PC~ e 10ila.md: t t neares e egrap 0 ce IS a
CQlle/,le, Cambridge, and held since 1896 by the Rev. are, 4 m es IS an
Benry Falcon Gipps M.A. of St. John's College, Cam- A School Board. of 5 membe~s was formed 20 May,
bridge. Here is a Congregational chapel. Rogerson's 1873; John BIgmore, Haverhill, clerk to the board
.charity consists of a farm left in 1480, and a school-house Board School (incorporating the old Free school), built
let to the Board school, which now realize about £170 in I875, at a cost of ;£I,200, for I96 children; average
yearly; the distribution is as foll-ows: two-sixths for the attendance, 129; William Pratt, master; Mrs. Pratt.
'repairs of the church, one-sixth towards the Board school, infants' mistress
"Brown Mrs Ilradnam Charles, grocer, Post office Gowers James, carpent,er
Flaming Hugh Brown Richard, farmer Gowers John, Rose &; Crown P.H. &
Gipps Rev. Henry Falcon M.A.(vicar), Chapman William, horse dealer carpenter
Vicarage Clarke Frank, cattle dealer &; farmer Jolly William, butcher &; farmer
Hawkins Rev. Wm. Millington (Gong) Day John, farmer, Manor farm Knock Chas.grocr.beer rUr.&; carpntr
Fit-eh WaIter, farm bailiff to G. Good- Knock Frank, beer retailer
CO:M:MERCUL. child esq Mansfield George, grocer, draper &;
Baker David, Plough inn Flower Gabriel, blacksIUith miller (wind &; steam) 4
Borley John, beer retailer French Edward, beer retailer Murkin John, Cock inn 'l
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Oroon John, farm bailiff to the Hon. Smith Henry, beer retailer Whiting Harry, Red Lion P.R.
W. F. D. Smith M.P Tredgett William, farm bailiff to C. assistant overseer &; sec. to Roger-
Pargewr Frank Thomas, grocer & Boardman esq. Pinhole Hall farm son's charity
draper &; patent medicine vendor Turner Harry, boot &; shoe maker Whiting Sarah (Mrs.), harness make?
Ruse John, miller (wind) Whiting Charles, bee farmer Woollard William, beer retailer
Savage John, farmer
HUNSTON is a village and parish, si miles north £80, including 16 acres of glebe, in the gift of Major Cle-
from ElmsweU station on the Bury andJ Ipswich section ment J. M. Heigham, and held since 1898 by the Rev.
of the Great Eastern railway, and 9 north-east from John Henry Heigham M.A. of St. Peter's College, Cam-
Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division of the bridge, who is also vicar of and resides at Badwell Ash.
county, Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional division, Mrs. Mary Page, who died in 1731, bequeathed £8
Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, yearly, principally for the teaching and catechizing of
rural deanery of Thedwastre, arehdeaconry of Sudbury children. Major Clement John Malcolm Heigham is
and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Michael, which lord of the manor, and Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. ()!
stands in the rear of the Hall, is an ancient building of Stowlangtoft Hall, are the principal landowners. The
flint, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, soil is mixed; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief cr-ops are .
nave, south transept, south porch and a western tower wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The area is 959 acres;
containing 3 bells: the chancel was thoroughly restored rateable value, £6go; the population in 18g1 was 130.
in 1878 by the late J. H. Heigham esg.: in the south Sexton, WaIter Huffee.
transept is a good double piscina: the chancel retains
two ancient benches, with well-carved poppy-heads: the Letters through Bury St. Edmunds, by messenger from
font is Norman: in the chancel are marble monuments Ix.worth arrive about 7.3 0 a.m.' Letter Box cleared
to Arthur Heigham (17 87)) Rev. Henry Heigham M.A. at 7 a.m. &; 6 p.m. week days &; at 11.15 .a.m. on sun-~
( 1824) and· Elizabeth, his wife ( 1832); the chancel floor days. Ixworth is the nearest money order &; Stow-
was relaid with mosaics by Major Clement Heigham in langtoft the nearest telegraph o~ce, about I mile dist
1887: there are 150 sittings. The register dates from The ehildren of this plaee attend the schools at Lang-
the year 1557. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value ham &; Norton
Heigham Mrs. Hunston cottage Huffee WaIter, shoe maker Turner Spencer Richer, Buttenhaugh
Heigham Wm. Treherne,Hunston cot Turner Amy(Mrs. ),frmr.The Lodge fm Green farm
Talbot Miss, Hunston hall Turner John Henry, farmer, Dairy fIn Turner William, farmer, Hall farm
Visinand Miss, Hunston hall
HUNTINGFIELD is a village and parish, 5 miles of the parish in which he lived, as was the custom of
west-by-south from Halesworth station on the Ipswich the suceessful Normans. The manor continued in this
and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern railway, in family until 1382, when by the death of his mother~
the North Eastern division of the county, Blything who was the daughter of Sir John de Norwich, knight.
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Halesworth by Alice de Huntingfield, Michael de la Pole, Earl of
county court district, rural deanery of North Dunwich, Suffolk,. came into possession of it: it eontinued in
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The this family until 1513. when Edmund de la Pole, Earl
church of 'St. Mary, standing within the rectory of Suffolk, who then possessedJ it, was attainted: his
grounds and surrounded by tall oaks and elms, is a wife, Margaret, however, held it for her life, after whos~
building of flint, dating from about 1I80 to 1I50, and death it fell to the Crown, and Henry VIII. in 153 1
consisting ~ large chaneel, nave, aisles, south porch granted it to Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk: it,
and tower containing 5 bells: at the east end of the I however, soon reverted to the Crown and formed part of
north aisle is a mortuary chapel belonging to Lord the pension of £3,000 a year which was settled by
Huntingfield (now used as a vestry), in the vault beneath Henry VTII. on his divorced wife, Anne of Oleves, who
which many members of the Vanneck family lie interred: died in 1557; and Elizabeth in 1559 granted it to her
in the church was formerly a chantry, endowed with lands cousin Lord Hunsdon, who was succeeded by his eldest
of the yearly value of £4 17s. 6-d. and also a chapel dedi- son. who left an only .daughter, ~d she, marrying Sir
cated to St. Andrew and St. Margaret: there is an altar Thomas Berkeley, kmght, had Issue one daughter:
tomb in the chancel, with a brass to John Paston this lady married :Sir Robert Coke, knight, second son
esg. father of Bridget (Paston) 1st wife of Lord of Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice, and thus con-
Chief Justice Sir Edward Coke, a small brass to an veyed her estates into that family: previously, how-
infant daughter of the judge, and a monument to Anne ever,. the Lord C~ef J~stice, then Edward Co~e esq.
(Moulton), wife of John Paston esg.: the roof was had m 1582 marned BrIdget, daughter and heIress of
richly illuminated by the late Mrs. Holland, wife of the John Paston esq. of Huntingfield Hall, and had ac-
Rev. William Holland M.A. rector 1848-92: the stained quired with her a fortune of £30,000 in lands in this
east window is a memorial to the late Lord Huntingfield, and the neighbouring parishes; in 1754, Thomas
who died at Heveningham, 10 Aug. 1844: the font has a Coke, Earl of Leicester, sold this property to Sir Joshua
handsome and lofty carved oak canopy, given by the Rev. Vanneck bart. of Putney; and his son Joshua was, in
William Holland M.A. in memory of his wife (d. 18 78), 1796, created Baron Huntingfield, of Heveningham, and
and there is a stoup in the south porch: there are 260 in this family the manor still continues. When Baron
sittings. The register dates from the year 1565, but is Hunsdon held the property it was honoured with a
not perfect. The living is a rectory, consolidated with visit from his cousin Queen Elizabeth, who is stated to
Cookley in 1773, net yearly value £550, including 145 have shot a, deer from an oak tree, still standing and
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Rev. known as Queen Elizabeth's oak; the girth of this
Thomas D. Turner M.A. of Beccles, and held since 1892 tree at seven feet from the ground is thirty-six. feet.
by the Rev. Richard Spencer Turner RA. of Queen's Col- Lord Huntingfield is lord of the manor and owns nearly
lege, Oxford. The charities belonging to the parish the whole of the land. The soil is much mixed, the
consist of lands and tenements, now (lg00) amount- hills being heavy and the valleys lighter; subsoil, prin-
ing to about £30 yearly: in 1862 a scheme for eipally clay. The chief crops are the usual cereals and
their future regulation and management was ob- roots. The area is 2,130 acres of land and 16 of water;
tained from the Charity Commissioners, accord- rateable value, £2,016; the population in 1891 was 378.
~ng to which the net income is yearly divided Sexton, Augustu8 Ransby.
mto three equal parts and severally applied by the I .
trustees to the repairs of the church, the support of the Post 9ffice.-Robert Mmter, sub~postmaster. Let~rs
school and the benefit of the poor: there is in addition receIved through Halesworth, arrIve at 7·2~ a.m.; dIS~
a yearly rent-charge of £4, left in 1725 for the school, patched at .5·45 p.m. Postal orders are Issued ?ere,
by Berry iSneHing; the school was built in 18 49. In but not paId. The nearest money order offi~e IS .at
the time of Edward the Confessor Edric of Laxfield Cratfield &; telegraph office at Halesworth, 5 mIles dlst
held Huntingfield, of which he was deprived at the Con- Pill~r Letter Box, Cr?ssways, cleared. at 5.30 p.m
quest, when it was given to Robt. Malet, lord of the honor NatIOnal School ~mIXed), erected m 18 49 & enlar~ed
of Eye, whose under-tenant, when Domesday Book was 187~, for 60 childr~n; average attendance, 62; MISS
made (A.D. 1086), was WaIter, son of Alberic: Roger de ADme Branwood. mIstress
Huntingfield (the first of this name mentioned) was Carrier.-Thomas Mudd, daily, to 'White Hart,' Hales-
probably the son of this Waiter, who assumed the name worth
Turner Rev. Richard Spencer RA. Aldl'l6d Betsy (Mrs.), farmer Fisher George, farm steward to Lord
(rector), Rectory Balls George Shiner, farmer, White- Huntingfield, The Hall
house farm Foster Waldron, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Barrell Henry. miller (wind) & farmer Harvey Robert,Huntingfield Arms P.H
Aldous Charles, farmer, Cookley green Coo George, farmer Kerry Rabert, farmer, Valley farm
 DlREGrORY.] SUFFOLK. !KEN. 1':"5
Minter Alan, tailor &; outfitter Page J ames, farm.er, Newhall hall Todd Charles, shoe maker
Minter Robert, grocer & draper, Pos~ Rackham Benjamin, thatcher Tuck William Fine, miller (wind) &
office, & farm.er, Manor farm Ransby John, foreman estate carpenter farm.er
Moy In.farm bailiff to J. M.Yetts esq to Lord Hunting£e1d Wakeling Mary (Mrs.), farmer
Mudd Edwin, blacksmith RWlh James:, farm.er, High house Witton Robt. carpenter &; wheelwrigh~
Mudd Thomas, carrier
ICXLINGHAM is eo township, comprising the Limited. Alice Dix's charity ia applied to the maintenance
parishes of St. James and All Saints, which are united for of a dispensary, the provision of clothing for the poor and
civil purposes and form one village, in the North Western the .support of the National school. It is now under the
division of the county, hundred and petty sessional divi- control of a body consisting of the old irustees dh two
sion of Lackford, union and county court district of persons appointed by the pari&h council. A Roman en-
Mildenhall,rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of campment once existed on the eastern side of the village, .
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The village, about 81 mile and numerous coins, urns and other antiquities have been
in length, stands on the north bank of the river Lark, a found on this spot, including about 200 silver coins of
tributary of the Ouse, 5 miles south-south-west from various Roman emperors, turned up at different times by
Higham on the Cambridge, Newmarket and Bury branch the plough. Icklingham Hall a mansion of brick and
railway, 8 north-west from Bury St. Edmunds and 5 stone in the Italian style, rebuilt in 1854, is the property
east-south-east from Mildenhall. The two churches stand of Lord Iveagh K.P. and now (1900) occupied by Miss
less than half a mile apart. St. James', an ancient Buxton. Lord Iveagh K.P. who is lord of the manors
edifice, chiefly of flint, in various styles, consists of of St. James' and All Saints' and Earl Cadogan K.G.,
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled P.C. are the chief landowners. The soil is light and
western tower containing one bell: there are memorial sandy; sub-soil, gravel and chalk. The chief crops are
windows to the Gwilt family, including one to Major-Gen. wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 6,747 acres of
Gwilt C.B. erected by his sister, Miss Gwilt, others to land and IS of water; rateable value, £2,630; .the popula-
the family of Gibbs and one placed in 1894 to Mr. James tion in 1891 was 375. ,
Benstead, for over 60 years churchwarden; the church Police Station, Arthur George Cole, constable
was completely restored in 1864, at a. cost of £1,600, Post; Office. George Herbert Nayler, sub-postmaster.
defrayed by the late Charles Edward Gibbs esq. and Letters arrive from Mildenhall S. O. at 8 a.m. &; 4 p.m.
afiords 220 sittings. All Saints' church, standing at the for callers & are dispatched at 5. 10 p.m.; sundays.
upper end of the village, is· an ancient structure of stone arrive 8.15 a.m.;~ dispatched at 9.5 0 a.m.. Postal
and rubble, in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, orders are issued but not paid. Mildenhall is the
nave, south aisle, south porch and a western tower con- d ffi L ck rd· h I
taining 3 bells: the chancel floor is partly laicL with the nearest money or er 0 ce. a fo IS t e nearest te e-
original tiles, which .display varied geometrical patterns, graph office, 3 miles distant
figures of animals, flowers and human faces: the windows Church of England National School (mixed), erected,
retain fragments of ancient .stained glass and there is an with masters house, in 1855 by the late C. E. Gibbs
octagonal stone font: the church was repaired, cleaned esq. J.P. who left a sum of £1,000 invested for the par~
and the roof re-thatched in 18 95. The register dates endowment of the school; it will hold 100 children;
from the year 1568. The two rectories form one benefice, average attendance, 45; Joseph Forby Smith, master;
net yearly value £330, including 62 acres of Miss Turner, mistress
glebe, with residence, in the gift of Lord Iveagh K.P. Carriers to Bury.-George Fitches, wed. &; sat. &; Alfred
There is a small Wesleyan chapel. Here are the water Frost, wed.; other carriers pa.ss through from Milden-
mills belonging to Messrs. Parker Brothers (Mildenhall), hall &; Lakenheath, same days
Buxton Miss, Icklingham hall Fitches George, beer retlr. &; carrier Parker Bros. (Mildenhall) Lim. millers
Selous Edmund, Flint house Frewer Leonard, harne98 mkr, Prim_ (water); &; at Barton Mills &; Mil
Wilkinson Rev. Anthony Anstrnther rose cottage denhall
L.Th. Rectory Frost Alfred, shopkeeper &; carrier Palmer Peter (Mrs.), farmer
COMMERCIAL. Fuller Herbert, beer retailer Robens Capt. gamekeeper to Julius
Ashley George E. grocer & draper Hard~~ RQ/bert, blacksmith Reiss esq
Carter John, Prudential agent Hook Herbert R. Red Lion P.R &; Rutterlord .Albert, farm.er
OIarke James, head gardener to Miss brewer Sala. James. farm. bailiff to Lord
Buxton Hunt John, game dealer Iveagh K.P
Oornell William, farm.er Nayler George Herben, farm.er, shop- S\ubbs E!dward, gamekeeper to Lord
Orocombe James, beer retailer keeper &; Post office Iveagh K.P
ICKWORTH is a parish, 2 miles from Saxha,m station a portico on the north front: the extreme length of the
on the Bury and Newmarket section of the Great Eastern building is 690 feet and the centre, which has a diameter
railway and 3 south-west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the of 120 feet from north to south and of 106 feet from eas\
North Western division of the county, Thingoe and to west is surmounted by a dome 105 feet in height from
Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe hundred and the ground: the corridors form quadrants of circles and
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural intersect the centre so as to leave two-thirds of its larges~
deanery of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diameter in advance: on the north and principal front
diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary, standing in the centre is composed of two orders, the Ionic and
Ickworth Park, is a small building of flint in the Gothic Corinthian, and the portico is supported by four columns
style, consisting of chancel, nave, ngrth porch and an of the Ionic order: the gardens occupy s! acres and are
embattled western tower with pinnacles containing a surrounded by a park of 1,200 acres, stocked with about
clock and one bell, under which there is also an entrance: 500 head of deer and containing a. stone column, 90 feet
there are about 150 sittings. The registers date from the in height, erected by the clergy of the diooese in memory of
yeal'l556. The living is a rectory, consolidated with that the Bishop of Derry, who died at .Albano, near Rome, 8
of Horningsheath, or Horringer, average tithe rent-charge July, 1803, and was buried at Ickwcrlh. The Marquess
joint net yearly value £321, includmg 18 acres of glebe, of Bristol is lord of the manor and sole landowner. Th~
in the gift of the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1883 soil is loam; subsoil, chalk. The area. is 1,250 acres.
by the Rev. James Giddens B.A. of London University, being nearly all park and wood land and 8 of water; rate-
who resides at Horningsheath. Ickworth House, the seat able value, £1,258; the population in 1891 was 78.
of the Marquess of Bristol, Yard lieutenant of the county, Parish Clerk, William Evered.
is a noble mansion in the Classic style, planned by the Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 6.30 a.m. ;
Right Rev. Frederick Augustus, 4th Earl of Bristol, of the the nearest money ol'del' and telegraph office is at
Hervey family, Bishop of Cloyne 1767-8 and Bishop of Horringer, about one mile distant
Derry 1768-18°3; the mansion consists of an oval centre The children of this place attend the school at Hornings-
with wings united to it by extensive corridors and having heath
Briiltol Marquess of (Lord Lieut.), Copeland William, house steward to Hervey Commander Frederick William
Ickworth park; &; 6 St. James' sq. the Marquess, Ickworth park Fane R.N. Ickworth lodge
&. Carlton &; White's clubs, Lon- Coster Herbert. head gardener Robins George, head gamekeeper to
don S W Donne Henry F.S.I. estate agent to the the Marq ueS8
Marquess
IXEN is a parish on the south side ()f the river AIde, I division of the county, Plomesgate hundred and union,
8 miles east from Wickham Market station on the Ipswich W oodbridge petty sessional division and county court
and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern railway and district, rural deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk
:12 north-east from Woodbridge, in the South Eastern and diocese of Norwich. The church ()f St. Eotolph,
 176 IKEN. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'B
standing on a hill, is an ancient building of flint and The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
Kentish ragst()ne, in the :Korman style, with a thatched is 2,658 acres of land, 4 of water, 92 of tidal water and
roof over the nave, and consists of chancel, nave, south 429 of foreshore; rateable value, £1,632; the population
porch and an embattled western tower containing 4 bells: in 1891 was 316.
the ancient font is in good preservation and has carved Sexton, George Alexander.
figures on the sides: ·the chancel was restored a~out Post Office. John Chambers, sub-postmaster. Letters
1862: there are 250 sittings. The register dates from the through Wickham :Market, received at 8.5 a.m.; dis-
year 1670' The living is a rectory, net yearly value patched at 5.15 p.m.; sundays, 9.55 a.m. Postal
£284, including 21 acres of glebe, with residence, in the orders are issued here, but not paid. Snape is the
gliIt of the trustees of the late Mrs. Wainewright, and nearest money order 0& telegraph office, 3 miles dis-
held imce 1863 by the Rev. Arnold ,Yilliam Wainewright tant .
M.A. of 'Magdalene College, Cambridge. There is a Pillar Lett-er Box, National School, cleared at 5.30 p.m.
decoy here for wild fowl. Arthur Herbert Edward Wood sundays at 10.30 a.m
oesq. of Sudbourne Hall, is lord of the manor and principal National School (mixed), erected in 1:868, for 60 children;
landowner. The soil IS mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. average a,ttendance, 37
Wainewright Rev. Arnold William Chasten George, blacksmith Pendle Oha,rles, farm bailiff to Messrs.
l\LA. Rectory Danfer David, decoyman Pratt &; Son
Em.merson Robert, farmer Pettit Thomas, farmer, Iken hall
COMMERCIA.a... Keel' Frederick, farmer, Wow farm Smith James. mole catcher •
Barber Geo.rge, machinist &; thrash- Keel' Charles farmer Hill farm Whayman Margaret (Mrs.), farmer,
ing machine owner, Iken cliff Kindred Charles, farmer Facon's farm
Chambers John, shopkpr. Post office Meadows Robert, farmer, Church frm Whayman William, farmer
.J:LKETSHALL ST. ANDREW is a parish and 1840. The town lands o.f 13 acres, together with a double
scattered village, 4 miles south-east from Bungay station cottage and two single ones, are n()w let for £21 IOS •
.on the Waveney Valley section of thB Great Eastern rail- yearly, which sum is applied to the repairs of the church
way, in the Northern division of the county, Bungay petty and various charitable purposes. :Mrs. Huxley is lady
sessional division, Wangford hundred and union, Beccles of the manor. Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. of Flixton
and Bungay county court district, rural deanery of Wang- Hall; the :Misses Garden of Redisham Hall, Ringsfield,
lord, archdeaconry of Suffolk, and diocese of Norwich. and J. Micklethwaite esq. are chief landowners. The soil
The church of St. Andrew is a small but ancient structure is generally heavy; subsoil, sandy clay. The chief crops
-of rubble and flint, in the Norman and Gothic styles, are wheat, ibarley and beans. The area. is I,71'5 acres;
-consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled assessable value, £1,034; the population in 1891 was 484.
western tower, round at the base and octagonal in the Sexton, Haru- Kemp.
upper part, containing 3. b~lls: the doorw:ay is Norman: Post Office.-William Sayer, sub-postmaster. Letters
~~e church affords 25? ~lttl.ngs. .The reglstilf dates from through Bungay arrive about 7 s.m.; dispatched at
e yea~ I542 . The livmg IS ~ vlcara~e, net J:early val~e 4.55 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not raid.
£95, WIth 28 acres of glebe <md lesldence, ID the gIft 'fhe nearest monev order & telegraph office is at
of the trustees of the late Mark Bell Metcalfe, and held B nQ"3. 4 miles di~tant
since 1886 by the Rev. William Joe11 Wow. The greater u '" y" .
portion of the great tithes have been sold to the land- Letter Box, at Churchgate, cleared at 4.50 p.m. dally
o()'Wners of the parish; Mrs. Smythe, of Edgbaston, Bir- National School (mixed), built in 1870 for this parish et
mingham, holds the rest, amounting' to about £130 Ilketsha11 St. John, enlarged in 1876 & again in 1895 at
yearly. There is a small 'Wesleyan chapel, erected in a cost of nearly £20~. Mrs. Lyons, mistress
lVood Rev. William Joe11 (vicar), Grice Charles, shopkeeper Sayer William, grocer, Post office
Vicarage Keable Ingate, farmer Smith Wm. farmer, Old Vicarage farm
COMMERCIAL. Keable John, sheep dresser Smith '\Villiam, pig dealer
IHreham Henry John, fa.rmer. Kemp Harry, sexton Stannard Charlotte (Mrs.), Hare et
Brighton George, shopkeeper Lemon Henry, farmer Hounds P.H
Brighton Robert, farmer Low Edward, shoe maker Stebbings James, beer retailer
CalveI' WaIter, builder & contractor &; Philippo James, farmer Thurlow John, farmer
carpenter &c Reeve George, farmer Turner Robert, farmer
Fish William, vermin destroyer Smith Benjamin, farmer Waddell William, farmer
Futter Edmund John, farmer Smith Peter, farm bailiff to A. White Frederick, blacksmith
Gowing George, thatcher Hockey esq Wood Charles, farmer
ILKETSHALL ST. JOHN is a parish and small Rev. Alfred Ernest Booker-Hill, of Queen's College,
6'Cattered village, 2 miles south-east from Bungay station Birmingham. About three-quarters of a, mile east-
on the Great Eastern railway on the road from Bungay ward of the church is an an~ient entrenchment, con-
to Halesworth, in the Northern division of the county, sisting of a conical hill, 'encircled by ~ moat with a.
Bungay petty sessional division, Wangford hundred and breastwork and an outer ditch on the south. St. John's
'Union, Beccles and Bungay county court district, rural Hall is a mansion of white brick, pleasantly situated, and
deanery of Wangford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese occupied by Richard Day French esq. J.P. Mrs. Huxler-
o()f Norwich. The church of St. John the Baptist ill a is lady of the manor and principal landowner. The soil
structure of flint with stone dressings, in the Decorated varies considerably; in the upper part of the parish it is
'Style, consisting of chancel, nave and an embattled clayey; near the church mixed, with a Elubsoil of red
western tower containing one bell: the stained east sand. The chief crops are wheat and 'tarley. The area.
window was erected at the cost of R. D. French esq. ; the is 754 acres; assessable value, £41 I; the population ID
stonework being the gift of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 1891 was 93.
K.G.: the church was completely restored in 1860, and Parish Clerk, George Francis.
affords 90 sittings, 60 being free. The parish register
-dates from the year 153 8 . The living is a rectory, with Letters through Bungay, the nearest money ol'der & tele-
llketshall St. La:wrence annexed, joint net yearly value graph office, arrive at 8 a.m. returning 5.30 p.m
£370, with 94 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift St. John's is attached to St. Andrew's as a contributory
of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1894 by the school district
]Jooker-Hill Rev. .Alfred Ernest, Rctry ICatling Hy. Etlmd. frmr. Manor farm /warnes WaIter, farmer
French Richd.Day J.P. St. John's hall
'I:LKETSHALL ST. LAWRENCE is a village and in use: the church was restored in 1875, and affords 130
·parish on the Ha~esworth road, 3 miles south-east from sittings, about 100 being free. The register dates from
13ungay, in the Northern division of the county, Bungay the year 1559. The living is a vicarage annexed to Ilket-
'petty sessional division, Wangford hundred and union, shall St. John, joint net yearly value £370, with 94 acres
ll.ecc.Ies and Bungay county court district, rural deanery of glebe :md residence, in the gift of ~he Lord Chancellor,
·oI Wangford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of and held since 1894 by the Rev. Alfred Ernest Booker-
"Norwich. The church of St. Lawrence, standing on the Hill, of Queen's College, Birmingham, who resides Bli
site of a Roman camp of about one acre in extent, is a Ilketshall St. John. Messrs. Hazard and Pratt, of Harles-
small building of rubble and flint, in the Early English ton, are lords of the manor. The principaIlandowners are
style, consisting of chancel, nave, sou!h porch and a Sir Hugh Edward Adaii bart. of Flixton Hall, Mr. Dunbar,
western tower containing 2 bells: the church was re- the trustees of the Rev. Richard Aldous Arnold, rector
stored in 1875: in the nave is a brass to Richard Beetes, of Willingharn .All Saints, and Richard Day French esq. of
ob. 1613, and on the chancel wall is a memorial to Ilketshall St. John. The soil is f>andy loam; subsoil,
Anthony Style, who presented the communion plate still clay. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area
 nmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. IPSWICH. 177
is 1,179 acres; assessable value, £741; the population in A School Board of 7 members was formed compulsorily
1891 was 247. 19 April, 1875, for the llnited District of Ilketshall St.
8exton, Henry Girling. Lawrence, Redisham &; Spexhall; C. H. lVhite, Hales-
Letters by foot post from Bungay arrive at 9 a.m. ~orth, clerk to the board &; attendance officer
Bungay, 3 miles distant, is the nearest money order &.
telegraph office National School (mixed), erected in 1875, for 88 child-
Wall Letter Box, Royal Oak inn, cleared at 4 p.m. week ren; average attendance, 65; John Richard Binns,
days only master; Mrs. Binns, mistress
Coe Joseph, farmer Douglas Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Norman Charles James, wheelwright
Case John, farmer Girling-Henry, farm bailiff to Richard Reeder George, bla~ksmith, thrasbinl
Chambers Frederick William, farmer Day French esq machine owner, &. Royal Oak P.R
'-ilarke E'phraim, farmer Leman Chester, miller (wind) & frmr Smith George, farmer
Davey Joseph, farm bailiff to Richd. Leinan Francis Chester, farmer Ward William, farmer
Day French esq. Tithe farm Lawn Charles, farmer
ILKETSHALL ST. MARGARET is a scattered £10 yearly, which sum is applied to·the repairs of the
village and parish, 3 miles south from Bungay, in the church and other purposes; the poor have a yearly rent-
Northern division of the county, Bungay petty sessional charge of £3 10S. left by H. Smith in 1626, out of an
division, Wangford hundred and union, Beccles and Bun- estate in Essex. The Duke of Norfolk E.M., K.G. lord
gay county court district, rural deanery of lVangford, of the manor and chief l.mdowner, with several smaller
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The proprietors. The soil is heavy, with clay subsoil.. The
church of St. Margaret is a small but ancient building chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips and pasture. The
of flint and rubble, in the Early English style, consisting area is 2,095 acres; assessable value, £959; the popula-
of chancel, nave, south porch and a round embattled tiOIl in 1891 was 268.
western tower, of presumed Saxon date, containing 3 Parish Clerk, William Martin.
bells: there are 171 sittings, 89 being free. The re-
gister dates from the year 153 8 . The living is a vicarage, Post Office.-Ernest A. Sutton, sub-postmaster. Letters
net yearly value £84, with 40 acres of glebe and residence, through Bungay arrive at 7.3 0 a.m.; dispatched at
in the gift of ,the Duke of Norfolk, but pro hac vice the 4.3 0 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
University of Cambridge, and held sin{:e 18 99 by the Rev. The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at,
William James Robert Hunton Oliver M.A. of Magdalene Bungay, 3 miles distant
and Christ's Colleges, Oambridge. The church lands National School, built in 1847, for 50 children; average
of 26 acres, together with two tenements, are let for about attendance, 43; Mrs. 1Iargaret England, mistress
Oliver Rev. William Robert Hunton Cutts David, farm bailiff to W. E. Marshall William, farmer
M.A. (vicar) Wigg esq Ma'sterson Thos. glove &; gaiter mkr
Tindale John Flaxman Mary (Mrs.),. farmer Notley John, farmer
. Flegg Robert, farmer &. overseer Sadd John, farmer, The New hall
COMMERCIAL. Gower James, farmer Skinner Charles Samuel, farmer
Blowers George, Greyhound P.R. & Kent George, farmer Sutton Ernest Aug. shopkpr. Post off
blacksmith Ling Charles, farmer, Brook house Syer Sarah Rose (Mrs.), farmer
Burrell Thomas, farmer Martin William, shoe maker &; shop· Warne Ibrook,frmr.&; horse slaughtrer
Cuttil George, farmer keeper & parish clerk .
INGHAM is a parish on the road from Bury to Thet- in 1899, at the sole expense of Earl Cadogan. Earl Cado-
ford, with a station on the Bury and Thetford section of gan K.G., P.C. of Culford Hall, IS lord of the manor and
the Great Eastern railway, 4 miles north from Bury St. s(,le landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The
Edmunds, in the North Western division of the county, chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 1,828'
Blackbourn hundred, Thingoe union, petty sessional acres; rateable value, £1,049; the population in 1891
division of Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds county C'OlHt was 292.
district, rural deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sud- Parish Clerk, Charles Channell.
bury ~nd dio?es.e of Ely: The church o~ St. Bartholo- Post Office.-Henry George Wright, sub-postmaster.
me~ IS .s bmldmg of flin.t and stone, .wI~h Bath stone Letters arrive from Bury St. Edrounds at 7.45 a.m. &,
facmgs, m the Early EnglIsh style, conslstmg of chancel, 12.10 p.m.; dispatched at II.55 a.m. & 6.5 p.ro. &; on
na.v~, south porch an~ an eD?battled western tower con- sundays, IO.45 a.m. Postal orders axe issued here,
tall:mg 5 bells, the gIft of MI~S Wakeham, the represen- but not paid. Bury St. Edmunds is the nearest money
tatlve of the Rev. Edward Rlch~rd .Benyou M.A. rector order office &; Ampton the nearest telegraph office, 2
(1839-.83): the church .was rebmlt m 1861, and affords miles distant
300 sIttmgs. The regIster dates from the year T q8. . ..
The living is a rectory, with those of Culford and Tim- Sch~ol (mIxed), erected WIth reSIdence for the master &;
worth annexed, joint net yearly value, £395, including mIstress about 18 46, by t~e late Rev. E. R. Benyon.
57 acres of glebe, with residence, rebuilt in 18 43, in the M.A. late r~ctor,.for ~o chIldren; average ~tt~nda~ce.
gift of R. B. Berens esq. and held since 18q8 bv the Rev. 56.; Fre~erlCk PIerpomt, master; Mrs. MmIUB Pler-
J ames Dean Keriman Mahomed M.A. of Keble College, pomt, mIstrelll!l
Oxford. An Institute, with reading room, was erected Railway Station, Samuel Cobb, station master
Clark Rev. Edward Athelstan M.A. Holmes Robt. beer ret!r. Seven hills Pierpoint Frederick, sec. to Ingham
(curate of Oulford), Seven hills Johnson Benjamilll Branford farmer; Institute
Mahomed Rev. James Dean Keriman &; at Ronington Smith Jane (~rrs.), Culford ArmsP.H
M.A. Rectory Smith Edward Arnold, game dealer Wright Hy. Gao. shopkpr. Post office..·

I P S W I C H.
IPSWICH is a seaport, municipal, parliamentary and
county borough and the capital of East Suffolk, situated
principally upon an easy acclivity rising from the north
side of a semicircular reach of the river Orwell, about
12 miles from the sea; it is the largest market town in
Suffolk, as well as its chief port, and for parliamentary
purposes is now a polling place and place of eleetion for
the South Eastern division of the county; it is also the
head of a union, county court district and rural deanery,
in Woodbridge petty sessional division, and ig11 the
rural deanery of Ipswich, archdeaconry of Suffo~k and
diocese of Norwich, with a station on the Great Eastern
railway, and is 68 miles from London, 39 from Chelms-
ford, 17 from Colchester, 19! north-west from Harwich
(by river 12), 9 north-east from Manningtree, I2~ east
from Hadleigh (by road IO), 12 south-by-east frop', S>nw-
market, 26 south-east from Bury, 40 soutb-east from
Newmarket, 54k from Cambridge, 26 from Diss, 4':::l
from Norwich, 53 from Yarmouth, 49 from Lowestoft.
8 south-west from Woodbridge (10 by rail) and 24 south-
west from Framlingham.
The East Suffolk line of the Great Eastern railway •
from Yarmouth joins the Eastern Union at Ipswich, the
station being immediately contiguous to the town on tbe
south. A branch railway has been opened to Felixstowe,
with a station at Derby road, east of the town, and 8
junction at Westerfield station, on the north, thus bring-
ing Ipswich into easy connection with that favourite-
bathing-place. .
The river Orwell takes a south-easterly conrse from
Ipswich and flows into the German Ocean between the
borough of Harwich on the south and Lll.ndguard Fort
upon the north. The scenery along the river bank!'.
lined on either side by the grounds and parks attachell
to the ~eats of the local gentry, is exceedingly beautiful,
especially when the wholE' width of tbe river bed, at
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SUFFOLK.
some points half a mile wide, is completely covered by
the tide: steamboats ply daily between Ipswich, Felix-
stowe and Harwich (winter and summer services). At
the most northerly point of the reach the river is crossed
by an iron bridge, erected in 1819 and connecting the
town with the hamlet or sUlburb of Stoke: above this
bridge the river is called the Gipping, the channel taking
a north-westerly direction as far as Stowmarket, to which
place it is navigable by barges.
Until the commencement of the present century the
conservancy of the river remained in the hands of the
Corporation of Ipswich, who, although they levied coal,
salt, anchorage and groundage dues, so neglected it that
the navigation of t~e upper reaches had become intricate
and well nigh impossible. The merchants, dissatisfied
with this state of things, in 1805 obtained an Act vesting
the conservancy in a. Public Rinr Commission. This
Act authorized the borrowing of £8,000, which was re-
paid in 1830, when the commissioners ceased to impose
any rates but tonnage dues, having considerably im-
proved the river and made a~ important cut at Hog
Highland Cliff Reach.
In 1837 the commissioners applied for power to make
a wet dock, so as to take in vessels of from 200 to 300
tons register and thus adapt the port to foreign trade.
'The dock, completed in 1842, and constructed from de-
.signs of the late Mr. H. R. Palmer C.E. was formed by
.vanking up a. convenient bend in the river near the town
.wharfs, giving an. area of 33 acres and surrounding it
with embanked quays and roads, a new side channel
· from 100 to 125 feet in width being constructed at the
side to take off the waters of the river Gipping. Ad-
mission to the dock from this side channel is by an
entrance lock 140 feet in length by 45 feet in width. The
scheme 'included a new Paving and Lighting Act for the
town, the Paving Commissioners being anxious t.u hand
. over to the Dock Commissioners dues hitherto levied b,·•
them upon all coal brought within the town, but which
;they had found considerable trouble in securing. In
return for this duty the Dock Commissioners had to dis-
. charge the bonded debt of the Paving Oommissioners
and to pay the expenses of both Acts of Parliament.
· Under the Ipswich Dock Act of 1837 and two subsequent
Acts, £110,000 was borrowed and expended ill the COll-
struction of the works, the security for the loans being
the coal and tonnage duties. . coasting trade show that in 1898, 2,268 vessels of which
The works, which besides the usual dock quays and
conveniences, comprise public roads and ornamental
avenues planted for the health and recreation of the
fuhabitants, have been from time to time considerably
improved, and the river extensively dredged and deep-
ened, new cuts being made to avoid several of the more
tortuous natural channels; and the scour of the river has
also been improved by the filling' up in some cases of
- ·the disused channels. in 1852 the commissioners were
incorporated and their powers consolidated.
In 1877 the ,change of trade from the old class of sailing
vessels to large steam ,ships of great length and narrow
'beam, rendered the first lock entrance insufficient, and the
· commissioners aceordingly obtained piJwers to construct a
new lock entrance and public warehouses and other works,
.and to raise an a.dditional sum of £80,000. The first portion
of the work, the new lock entrance and public warehouse
accommodation, were completed at a. cost of £58,000.
. These works comprise an entrance lock 300 feet between
the gates and 50 feet wide, with a depth upiJn the sill of
: 32l feet at high water of spring tides; exceptional diffi-
-.culties weil'e met with, but the undertaking was eventuaJly
completed in June, 1881: an approach from the river
to the lock of more than a mile in leng-th has been
~
dredged ,to a. depth of 22 feet at spring tides; the dock
itself has also been deepened .several feet from the new
entrance upwards, so as to give 20 feet at neap tides and
the largest vessels may now be moored wiifuin working
diSJtance of the quays.
The commissioners have also provided heavy screw
moorings and iron buoys in Pin Mill reach, with 22 feet
of wat,er at low water spring tides.
From the 3rd Richard n. the town of IpswiCh claimed
that the port of the town extended from the said town
to the St. .A.ndrew's, or Polleshead Sands, outside Harwich
harbour, and Admirralty jurisdiction was conferred by the
charter of 3rd Edward IV. This was ratified by a charter
of 10th Henry VIII. which to remove all ambiguities and
doubts declared the said port and the water into
Pollesheoed, otherwise Polleshe-ad, and also the land and
soil haTeof to be within the liberty and franchise of the
town, and by warrant of 32 Charles n. it was limited to
an imag'inary line drawn across the riveT from Levington
Creek: in 1878 the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
ex.tended the Customs jurisdiction to correspond with the
jurisdiction of the Commissioners, and declared the limits
• [KELLY'S
of the port beginning at a supposed straight line drawn
between Shotley Point on the west side of the river Orwell
and Fagborough Head on the east side, being the boundary
limit in the said river of the port of Harwich; this limit
to continue up the river and to include both sides thereof,
to a certain lock called "Handford lock," in the town of
Ipswich, together with docks, basins, quays and whaJI'ves
in the said town, and .also including all other rivers,
creeks and harboUI~s within the mor€said limits: and
further that the seaboard limits of the said Port of Ipswich
shall commence at the point of kmd called" the Platters"
on the north-east side of Landguard FO!l't, and rather
more than a. mile to the eastward of the said fort (that
being the nOT1ih-eastern seaboard limit of the Port of
Harwich), and to continue thence in a northerJy direction
along the coast of Suffolk, to a place called "Thorpe
Ness" (being the ,southern limit of the Port of Lowelitoft),
extending seaward from 10w-watel' mark within the said
seaboard limits to a distance of 3 miles; fishing boats and
their implements to be distinguished by the letters IH.
The income of the commissioners is about £17,000 a
year: under the General Act the expenditure is so~ely
confined to the payment of interest on the loans and
establishment expenses; the surplus, whateveT it may be,
is devoted ilia the dredging and improvement of the river;
under the Act of 1877, the commissioners are compeHed
to repay their last loan within 80 YOOl'lS, and the surplus
revenue acquired under this Act is accordingly assigned
toward that object; up to the present time (1900) the
requisite instalments of principal and inteTest have been
regularly paid, and the commissioners have also managed
to reduce the import and export rates on goods.
Trade of the Port of Ipswich.-During the ye:!r 1898
the number of vessels entermgthe port, with cargoes
from Foreign ports and British Possessions, was British,
107 of 30,878 tons; Foreign, 62 of 18,117 tons; while
21 British ships of 2,722 tons and 12 Foreign of 2,331
tonnage cleared outwards .. With regard to the countries
from which foreign imports come, they are principally
from Russia, Norway and Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
Holland, Belgium, America, France and Spain, Cyprus,
Egypt, Morocco, also from the Channel Islands. During
1898, 2 British vessels, representing 940 tons, entered in
ballast, and the number cleared was 8 British, ::h197 tons
and 17 F'oreign of 4,428 tonnage. The statistics of the
41 I were steamers, were engaged in the trade inwardB,
their aggregate capacity being 153,°31 tons. The coast-
ing trade outwards employed 1,161 vessels of 72,659 tons;
the steamers numbering 333, of 25,962 tons. Of vessels
outward bound in ballast there were 26 sailing, repre-
senting 6,874 tons and 7 steam of 1,338 tonnage, 3 steam
vessels entered of 614 tDns. The number of vessels regis-
tered at the port under part I of the" Merchant Shipping
Act, 1894," on December 31st, 1898 was-sailing, 113,
6,713 tons; steam, 13, with 1,005 tons.
The number of fishing boats :regimered under the
Bart IV. of the" Merchant Shipping Act, 1894," was 56,
with a tonnage of 455, giving employment to 190 men
and boys.
The impOT'ts comprise, all kinds of grain, oil seeds, oil-
cake, iron and the unmanufactured produots for artificial
manure, phosphate of lime, tnnber, salt, slate, stone,
sugar, cheese, kc.; the exports COllS'lsting of agricultural
implements, railway plant, ar,tificial manur6lS, oils and
oil-cake, bricks, corn, roots, flour &c.
The value of the imports of foreign and colonial merchan-
dise in 1898 was £331,538, and the customs revenue
£84,96.<;, the exports amounted to £46,9°9.
Ipswich affords many pleasant rural walks in the imme-
diate vicinity, and the scenery, if I1£)t striking, is undu-
lating and agreeably diversified. The streets of the town
are mostly ancient, but great improvements in their
appearance have been made in recent times, especially to
the east ; but the best modern houses are found along and
in the neighbourhood of the Henley road, on the rising
graund to the north, and on the Belstead road, which
traverses .a correspond1ing ridge on the south side of the
town: half a century ago the population was little more
than one-fourth of what it is at present; the streets are
lighted with gas, by a company formed in 1820, for whom
works were constructed in St. Clement's, at a cost of
£14,000; since that period the capital has been increased
to £124,000, and the works have been greatly enlarged and
improved to meet the growing requirements of the town:
and new offices were erected in Can st. in 1892: automatic
meters, introduced in 1894, are extensively used and in
1895 the majority of the lamps were fitlted with incan-
descent burners. The town is well supplied with excellent
spring water from an artesian well and other sources. A
hi~h-Ievel reservoir was constructed from the designs of
Mr. Thomas Miller C.E. in 1883, near the old one at the
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back of Christchurch Park. The reservoir is 143 ft. in
length by II3ft. broad, with a depth of nearly loft. so as
to give a capacity of 1,000,000 gallons: these works were
purchased by the Corporation in 1892 at a cost of £230,000,
since which time considerable extensions and alterations
have been made.
The drainage of the town is effected by a main sewer 2~
miles in length, conSltructed. m 1880-81, intercepting the
smaller sewers which had for many years emptied their
-out-flow into the river Orwell ,at various points: the
-sewage is now discharged into the tidal river by means of
-extensive ouMall worb, at a point about I! miles from the
town.: the outlet is closed at high tide, and storage has
been provided for sewage and &!:Qrm water to the extent
<Jf ·six million gallons: the cost of the sewer and works,
carried out under the direction of Mr. Peter Bruff C.E.
consulting engineer to the Ipswich Oor];l<lration, was
lfJetween £50,000 and £60,000.
Tramways were introduced iI1lto the town in 1880, the
'first 96ettion, from the ,railway station to Cornhill, being
oOpened in October in that YaM"; the line ha,s since been
.extended through WesJtgate and St. Matthew's streets
;~md along Norwich road as· far as Brook's hall, and a
line was opened in 1884 from Oornhill to the Derby Road
station of the Felixstowe railway, in the dis1irict of St.
..John's ,or Orulifornia: tihe sY5tem employed is that known
as "Kerr's," the· whole being worked by the Ipswich
~ramway Company.
Ipswich, anciently called" Gippeswic," from its position
<In the river Gipping, was a town in the Saxon era, and
:suffered from the inroads of the Dan€s. Money was coined
'here as early as 946 A.D. The inhabiitants pure-hased
'their freedom from Richard I, and obtained their first
ooarter from King John. The Corporation, acting also
:as the Urban Sanitary Authority, now consists of a mayor,
!ten aldermen and thirty town councillors. The town is
.ffivided into five wal1'ds :-8t. Clemenrt',g. Ward, St.
Thlllrgaret's Ward, Middle Ward, Bridge WaTd and West-
gate Ward; each ward il'eturning six councillol's for three
years, two going out of office every year. The borough
has a Commission of the Peace and a separa,te court of
Quarter Sessions, and returns two members to Parl~ament,
!the munlicipal and parliamell'tarry boroughs being co-ex-
tensive: under the" Local Government Act, 1888" (51 &
:"5 2 VJc,t. c. 41), the town w&s declared a" county borough"
lior certain purposes of that Act.
The church of St. Clement is a good building of flint,
-chiefly in the Perpendicular !rlyle, very muCh spoiled. by
:additions and alterations, a defect remedied .to a certain
-extent dUTling 1891: it consists of chancel, nave, aisles
;and a tower of flint and bnck, partly Decorated and partly
Perpendicular, 76 feet 6 inches in height and containing
'6 bells, all of the 17th century, the smallest of which
~tY'les itself "the Maidden's bell:" a carillon machine,
playing seven tunes on the existing six bells, and a public
-clock, were placed in the tower as a memorial to the la.te
J. C. Cobbold esq. high steward, and member of Parlia-
ment fOT the borough, 1847-68: in 1883 a stained window
was also erected to his memory; beneath it has been
fixed a brass plate, on whioh is an inscription: the chancel,
'erected in 1860, i,s substantially and not inelegantly built,
in the Decorated. style: the naV'e has five Perpendicmar
pillars on either side, but its most stlJ'liking feature is the
~ clerestory, lighted. by twelve two-light Perpendlicul8ll'
-windows on the north and as many on the south: the nave
roof is of modern timber wock, with some open tracery
-above the tie beams, and is panelled and plastered: the
.octagonal font is good Perpendicular, panelled and richly
carved with alternate figures of seated angels and
-emblems of the Evangelists 7ery boldly wrought,
the whole being supported by lions at the angles:
at the west end is fixed a. very fine example
.of the royal arms in good preservation: in the chancel are
monument,s to John Wright and his wife, d. 1677-83,
.John Ward, d. 1662, and to Rev. George &Outh, a former
reclor, d. 1821: immediately below the chancel steps is a
-slab with brass figures of two females, a male figure and
-some shields havting been taken away; two gronps of
<:hildren remain below with the date 1583 and the aTms
<If the borough: adjoining this is the brass of William
Cooke, d, 1667; the figures of his wife and children are
gone: there are other monuments in the sonth aisle to
the name of Hales, 1760, and in the north aisle to the
families of Taafe, 1774, Hague, 1762, and Strahan, 1787:
the church was reseated in 1891 with benches of Eng-lish
oak, the chancel repaired with white marble, new pulpit
erected and heating apparatus fixed: in 18g6 new clergy
and choir vestries and an organ ohamber were added: it
now affords ~5? sittings.. The register date~ from th~
)-ear 1563. 'IhlS benefice IS a rectory, consolidated until
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IPSWICH. 179
1873 with that of St: Helen, net yearly income·£420,- with
residence, in the gift of the Church Patronage Society,
and held ,since 1890 by the Rev. John Powell, of St. Alban
Hall, Oxford, chaplain of H.M. Prison, Ipswich.
St. Helen's is a small and now unlll'teresting church of
flint, repeated restomtions and addJitioI1S having left
scarcely anything whatever of the original fa,bric, yet it
once had the reputation of bearing marks of greater
antiquity than any other church !in the town: it is first
mentioned. 9 Henry VIII. when the leper-house of St.
Mary Magdalene and its revenues were annexed to the
rectory: the church consists of a chancel, dispropol'tion-
ately wide nave ~md transepts, added in 1837 (some
portion of the fabric having been rebuilt in 1835), south
porch and a tower with an oc.tagonal upper story and short
spire, erected on the removal of the old tower in 1875,
when extensive alterations took place; it conterins 2 beils,
one of early date, with a Latin invocation to the Virgin,
and the other cast in 1621; the tower being too small to
admit of their being rung, both these bells are immoV'ably
fixed to a beam pLaced across the tower, and are sounded
by the destruotive method called "nibbling": the large
west window of Perpendicufur character was placed in
1875 to the memory of Charles Deane, by his widow: the
ma,teTial of the church is ohiefly flint, with stone dressings,
but some portJions are of modern brick: the nave windows,
of three lights, are good Perpendicular: the roof has
moulded tie-beams, with carved bosses at the inteTsection
of the rafters, and there is a 'spacious south porch, on the
front of which remains an old sun-dial: in the church are
a few monuments of interest, and among these appear the
names of Dunkon, 1670; Hingeston, 1766; Canning, 1726-
75; Ph!ilipson, 1792 ; Parish, 1753-97: in the churChyard
are insor.iptJiollls to the names of Richmond, 1677, and
Wa'1lace, 1680: a large flat stone at the south-eaSlt end
oommemomtes ·the Rev. Sir Haodley D'Oyly bart. d. 1764,
a representative of a very ancient No:rman family, and
lords of Olgii or Oyly, in Normandy, long before the
time of the Oonquest: there are 650 sittings, of which 5 15
are free; but all sittings are free at the after-
noon service. The register dates from the year
1677. The living is a rectory, separated from St.'
Clement's in 18 73, net yearly value £249, including 2
acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Church
Patronage Society, and held since 1877 by the 'Rev. Edwin
Oakley M.A. of Durham Univers.ity.
St. Lawrence's is a lofty Perpendicular church of flint
and brick, consisting of chancel, nave, west porch and a.
lofty western embattled tower 97 feet in height, with
pinnacles at the angles, and containing 5 bells, all of
which are of medireval date, and bear invocatory inscrip-
tions in Old English characters, with floriated capitals:
John Bottold, who died. 1431, and is buried in the church,
began it, and the work was afterwards continued by John
Baldwin, draper, who built the chancel, and left his name
in the stone work under the east window; he died in
1449: the nave is well lighted by large and good Perpen.
dicular windows, with embattled transoms, and has a
fairly good modern timber roof: the chancel roof is
modern and plain to ugliness: the east window has rather
singular tracery, the heads of the centre and two outside
lights being Decorated and the other two quite of Per-
pendicular date; this window was some time since filled
with stained glass by the late Mr. Frederick Fish, Of this
parish, mayor in 1882, in memory of his first wife: the
organ, formerly in a gallery at the west end, has been
enlarged and placed in a new organ chamber adjoining the
chancel, built as a memorial to the late Rev. John Cob-
bold .A.ldrich M.A. for more than 40 years incumbent of
the parish: there are a considerable number of mural
monuments and inscribed stones, most of the latter,
however, being concealed by pews and carpeting; of these
the names of Pemberton, 1718; Clyatt, 1691; LaytOD,
1685; Sparrowe, 1762-81; Parish, 1764-6; Colman, 1738 ;
Borrough, 1695; Beaumont, 1679; Blomfield, 1694, are
most worthy of mention, besides which are la number of
more modern dat.e: in the sou1Jb wall of the chancel is 8
brass to John Moone, 1585, with a shield of arms, and
below it, on the floor, his tombstone, with arms repeated;
another brass is inscribed to Margery Daundy, 1618: the
tower was restored and to a large extent rebuilt in 1882,
at a cost of about [1,500; an endeavour being made to
reproduce as far as possible its ancient form, as given in
Ogilby's map of 1674: the walls were faced externally
with cut flints in cement, Ketton stone being used for the
quoins of buttresses and Portland stone for the plinth,
stringocoursps and pierced parapet: the bells have been
rehung on new oak framing: the work was carried out
I
from a joint design by Mr. Frederick Bar~e~ F.R.I.B.A.
and Mr. Howard Gaye: <there are 3120 slttmgs. The
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l'egister dates from the year 1539. The living is a vicar-
age, net yearly value £180, including 12 acres of glebe,
in the gift of the parishioners, and held since 1890 by the
ltev. William Jcseph Frazer Whelan D.D. of Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin.
St. Margaret's church, standing on the north side of the
green to which it gives its name, ill. a large and ancient
structure of flint and stone, in mixed styles, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, transepts, south porch and a fine
western embattled tower, with pinnacles at the angles, and
containing a clock and 8 bells, 2 having been added in
1899 by subscription; the earlier bells were all cast by
Miles Graye, and date variously from 1630 to 1653: the
church appears to have 'been erected for the parishioners in
lieu of Trinity, or Christ church, when Ibhis' building, sup-
posed to have been previously the parish church, was at-
tached to the priory of Holy Trinity, some trifling remains
of which still exist in the adjoining park. 'Trinity church
s,toDd near the present churchyard, and is, mentioned in
Domesda,y as being endowed, in the Conqueror's time, with
26 a,cres of land. The clmrch of St. Margaret is not named
in this record, so that it had not then been erected: the
style of the existing church is decidedly Perpendicular,
and the date of its erection may be generally referred to
the beginning of the 15th century: the nave has five
Decorated arches on each side, well proportioned, with
moulded caps supporting an exceedingly finG timber roof
of ten bays, which, though late, is very rich, and springs
from corbels brought down between the clerestory win-
dows, above the corbels being small figures of angels in
niches somewhat mutilat,ed: the clerestory windows are
all uniform, each of three lights with trefoil heads, and
tracery similar to that of the north transept window;
this portion of the nave, in common with the porch and
transepts, mus,t be assigned to the 16th century: the
exterior is highly embattled and richly ornamented, and
furnishes a remarkable exam pIe of Late Perpendicular,
towards the decline of the Gothic stvle: the aisles are
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partly Decorated and in part Perpendicular; the cha~el
arch, plain Perpendicular, is slightly enriched with
alternating shields and crowns: the chancel itself is but
small, and hall a low truncated and pla.stered roof, com-
paring most unfavourably with that of the nave: the south
porch is a good specimen of Perpendicular work in flint
and stone panelling; the entrance has a drop arch, with a
square head, the drip stone being supported by lions
sej ant; over this are three' niches with crocketed canopies:
in or about 1846, the church was entirely re-benched and
other improvements effected; more recently, about 1870,
the parishioners further restored the church at a cost of
about £1,400, rebuilding the upper part of the tower with
flint inlaid with stone in panels, and adding crocketed
pinnacles, hardly dignifi~ enough, at the angles. The
antiquities of this church deserve some notice, although
lapse of time has removed many features of interest, and
among these the rood screen, a portion of which stood in
front of the organ, 1md another portion, now destroyed,
under a pew near the chancel: the rood loft door, how-
ever, is yet remaining: some wall paintings, chiefly texts
and a representa,tion of St. Christopher, were removed in
1870: there are now no perfect brasses extant, but a reived
slab, on which has been the representation of a priest, lies
on the floor: the disa.ppearance of 'Such relics may no
doubt be largelv attributed to the Parliamentary icono-
clasts; for Dowsing, according to his journal, V1isited
this church in 1643, and by virtue of a warrant from the
Earl of Manchester, took down the twelve apostles in
stone, and ordered the removal of 20 or 30 pictures: the
mural monuments have suffered less disturbance; in the
south transept are those of Lany, 1673; Edwin, 1761;
and Reddrich, 1628: in the south aisle, Stanton, 1649;
Greenleaf, 1634; and Phillips, 1746: north aisle, Edgar,
Pooley and Poulter: in the north transept wall is the
massive slab which once covered the tomb of Edmund
Withipoll, thus inscribed :-" Edmundus WithipoIl, A.
Dni.1574. Sibi et posteritati posuit. Mortui sine hoste ;"
he died in 1582: this, as appears from existing accounts,
was moved hither from the chancel, which now retains
only the decaying hatchments of the Fonnereaus; else-
where are others to the families of Edgar and Phillips:
there are 700 sittings. The register of baptisms and
burials dates from 1538; marriages, 1539, the earliest
registe.r book being a large folio volume written on paper,
and curiously repaired in 1844 by the Rev. George Murray,
at that time incumbent. The living is a vicarage, net
yearly value £300, including 40 acres of glebe, with resi-
dence, in the gift of Simeon's trustees,and held since
1.899 by the Rev. Arthur Blackwell Goulburn LillingstDn
~1.A. of Queens' College, Cambridge. . , late G. C. E. Bacon eosq. at whose cost nearly the w401e.
t,St. Milry-at-the-Elms is a. small. church of flint with
~tone dressings, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle,
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south porch and a massive embattled western tower of
red brick, 53 feet 6 inches in height, containing a clock
and 5 bells, the earliest dated 1613, and the remaining
four 1669: the arches separating the north aisIe from the-
nave are small and of Late Perpendicular date; there is·
a good roof of the same date: the south door is an
interesting example of the Norman period, and may have
formed a portion of the ancient church of St. Saviour..
near the site of which the present church is supposed to
stand; the front of the porch still bears tfue remains of
finely carved stone canopies, which some modern plasterel'
ruthlessly destroyed. This church was some years since
stripped of the ooat of plaster which had long covered it,
and underwent a careful repair both inside and out: the-
interior has several monuments of interest; in the chan-
cel is one to William Acton, 1616, with figures in high
relief, and there are others to the names of Feddeman,
1653; Acton, Bloyse, Lynch and Burrill: the font is
octagonal and entirely modern, but is handsomely carved:
in 1883 the church was lengthened eastward, a new chancel
being erected, and the old chancel added to the former
nave, at a cost of £1,200, defrayed by the Rev. L. D.
Kenyon-Stow, vicar 1883-94, under the direction of Mr.
E. F. Bisshopp, architect, of Ipswich: there are 400 sit-
tings. The register dates from the year 1554, and the
earliest portion consists of a small quarto volume written
on parchment, and in good condition.. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £100, including 46 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the parishiDners, and
held ,gince 1894 by the Rev. Adalbert ,\Yilhelm Van Den
Bergh Th.A.K. C.L.
St. Mary-Ie-Tower, entirely rebuilt during the decade
1860-7°, with the exception of the piers of the arcades, is
an edifi~e of flint and Caen stone, in the Early Decorated
style, situated in Tower street; but its position, which is
below the street level and the immediately surrounding
houses, entirely prevents it from being viewed to proper-
advantage. A probability exists that this church has
been more than once renewed since the Saxon era, but
whether the ancient Norman c'hurch was pulled down at
the time when the Perpendicular nave, aisles and the late
tower were erected, circa 1520, or whether there may hav&
been an Early English church between that period and
the later structure, cannot now be determined: the nave
piers and arches are all that now remain of the 16th cen-
tury, and of the 14th, the arches on the south side of the
chancel: the present church comprises sanctuary, choir
with 81isles,nave,Msles,sacristy, south porch and a massive~
though scarcely graceful, tower and spire 176 feet in
height, containing a fine peal of 12 hells, of which the
tenor weighs 30 cwt. and a clock chiming the hours and
quarters: eight buttresses with heavy moulded bases,
flank the angles, and Tun nearly up to the parapet; above-
these are elaborate pinnacles, beneath which pr.oject huge
representations of the evangelistic symbols carved in
stone: the interior is 124 feet 6 inches long by 61 wide~
with a nave of lofty proportions, covered in with a fine oak
roof, lighted above by 12 clerestory windows and divided
below with arcades of six clustered columns and deeply
moulded arches: very elaborately carved oak screens
separate the choir from the nave and inclose it north and
south: the old miserere seats have been refixed as stalls
and richly carved benches added, the ends supporting
figures of the Apostles and Evangelists with their proper-
emblems, and angels playing musical instruments, or in.
other positions, on the arm-rests: the nave 'and aisles
have also been re-benched in oak, special benches, with the
crest of the borough carved in oak on the ends, being
reserved for the use of the Corporation. The church
contains a great deal of modern stained glass, of different
degrees of merit: many of the windows are ~emorials,.
and two of these commemorate J. C. Cobbold esq. and his
son, J. P. Cobbold esq. both of whom were formerlv mem-
bers for the borough; the latter window was ere"cted by
public subscription: a few monumental brasses remain in
the choir and sacristy, one of which, to Robert WmbylI
(1506), is believed to be the earEest brass of a notary
extant: the organ, placed in the north aisle, is a fine in-
strument, and has been entirely reconstructed at a cost
of nearly £7°0: the font is a good example of rich Per-
pendicular work, and has an octagonal panelled basin,
with a liDn rampant on each panel and demi lions erect
supporting the stem; it is well raised on ample steps,
and is surmounted by a richly carved cover: the pulpit.
is a fine specimen of carving, after the manner of Grinling
Gibbons, to whom it has been sometimes attributed; it
has lately been very carefully restored and fixed upon a.
new base: the beautifully carved reredos of oak was'
ereoted in public recognition of ,the munificence of the
WQrk of the church's restoration was carried out; and on·
' the wall near the chancel arch is ·an inscribed brass re-
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oOOrwng these facts: in 1895-6 the panels of the reredos
'Were enriched with paintings: in the churchyard is an
.elegant memorial cross to John Coleridge Patteson D.D.
_Bishop of Melanesia, who was murdered by South Sea
islanders at Santa Crm, 20th Sept. 1871: there aTe 800
-sitting», over 300 of which are free. The register- dates
-from the year 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
value £250, including 13 acres of glebe, with residence,
-in the gift of Thomas Grissell esq. and held since 1890
by the Rev. Ythil ATthur Barrington M.A. of Oriel 001-
lege, Oxford, and surrogate. By his will, dated Nov. 23rd,
«878, Mr. G. C. E. Ba-con, the former patron, bequeathed
£3,500 (reduced by payment of legacy duty to £3,150)
-to the incumbent and churchwardens for the time being
.()f the parish of St. Mary-Ie-Tower, Ipswich, upon trust,
-to invest the same, and pay the dividends thereof, half-
.'yearly for ever hereafter, to the incumbent for the time
beting of the said parish. In Northgate '8'treet, in this
1larish, remains the Archdeacon's House, erected in 1471
oI>y William Pykenham LL.D. archdeacon of Suffolk, now
<lccnpied by the Ipswich and Suffolk Club.
S't. Mary-at-Stoke is a small Perpendicular churoh,
'Pioturesquely situated on an eminence on the south bank
<If the Gippling: it consists of chancel, nave, north aisle
:and transept, south porch and an embattled western tower
50 feet in height, containing a clock and 3 bells. The
'foundation of this chUJrch claims considerable antiquity,
lbut from repeated renovation but little remains of the
<Jriginal fabric: it was given by King Edgar in 970 to the
'Prior and convent of Ely, and their successors, the Dean
.and Chapter of Ely, are now the patrons: the nav,e and
-chancel are entirely new, and were erected in 1872: the
(ormer nave, now the north aisle, has a good open Perpen-
-dJicular roof, with hammer-be'llms and figures bearing
.emblematic s'hields: there are monuments in the north
:.aisle to former incumbents, and some earlier inscriptions
to the names of Mann, 1629, and Dixon, 1672: at the west
-end of the nave is a large ledger stone, with arms and
:inscription to the family of C6rtwright, 1754: the east
window has been filed with stained glass in memory of
<Capt. Laoon, and the west window is a memorial to C. F.
'Gower, erected by his wife, 1867: there are 600 sittings.
'all of which are fr,ee. The register dates from the year
. 1565. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £325,
including 20 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
-the Dean and Chapter of Ely, and held ,since 1880 by the
~ev. Re,ginald Tompson M.A. of Wadham College, Ox-
ford, hon. canon of Ely and l'lurrogate.
St. Mary-at-the-Quay (commonly called "St. Mary
Key") is a fine specimen of a Perpendicular church, con-
-sisting of chancel, nave and aasles, south porch and an
.embattled western tower of flint with stone panelling, 73
feet in height, and containing a clock and 6 bells, the
..earLiest of which is dated 1613, one other 1662, and the
Test 1663; it is surmounted by a wooden cupola. contain-
ing a sanctus bell, upon which a large gilt key (in punning
allusion to the name of the church) serves as a vane: this
-church possesses an interior which for symmetry is not
-excelled, if approached, by any other in the town: it
:appears to have been built or rebuilt about 1448, when
"Richard Gowty left "Calyon stone for a whole new
-church," and was then the most important church in the
town, all the principal Ipswich merchants of that time
living in its immediate neighbourhood: the roof of the
nave is very similar to that of St. Mm-garet's, and though
now ~ a mutilated condition, it must originally have been
<one of the finest specimens of double hammer-beam roofs
in this county, so renowned for its timber roofs: the
-chancel roof seems to have come from some other church,
:and to have been made to fit by a kind of wood coved
~ornice, and since the original quoin stones of the east
'Window may be traced to the apex of the present roof, it is
-clear that in rebuilding it must have been considerably
lowered: the font, a good specimen of Perpendicular wor-k,
is octagonal, with the evangelistic symbols and angels ex-
-quisitely sculptured in the upper panels: the principal
'lllonument remaining is the altar-tomb of Henry Tooley,
ob. August 21, 1551, the founder of the almshouses bearing
'his name: it stap.ds at the east end of the north aisle, and
has panelled sides, enclosing emblazoned shields of the
'borough arms and those of t,he Merchant Adventurers:
'on the wall above is an inscription on brass with the arms
-of the borough and kneeling figures of himself, his wife
Alicia (ob. 8 February, 1565), and their children, set in a
'framework of carved stone: more interesting and valuable
however than this is the magnificent Flemish brass in the
~'haneel to Thomas Pounder, bailiff of Ipswich, ob. 1525,
.and his wife Emme: there are other monuments to the
names of Blomfield. 1640: Smith. 1610: Parker. 1'iOO; and
Bl'ett, 1633; and several inscriptions to former masters of
the grammar .school, one being that of the Rev. Robert
Stephenson M.A. ob. 1695: at the west en~ of the church
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remains a large slab from which have been removed the
brasses of a man and his wife, and at their feet two groups
of children; adjoining is another and still larger ,;lab with
indications of a central figure and shields at the angles,
and beyond this a third, similarly mutilated: a new and
large vestry was added in 1882; there are 325 sittings.
The earliest register of this church dates from 1559, and is
a. small thin folio, written on and bound with parchment,
and needing .repair. The living is a vicarage, net
yearly value £145, including 28 acres of glebe, with
residence, in the gift of Simeon's trustees and held since
18g5 by the Rev. William Stewart Walford. The chap-
laincy of 'fooley and Smart's almshouses, in Foundation
street, value £20 yearly, is usually held with this living.
St. Matthew's, at the west end of the town, is a large
church, of Perpendicu1:lr character throughout, and stands
in a spacious churchyard surrounded by well-grown trees :,
in plan it consists of chancel with south aisle, clere-
storied nave, north and south aisles, south porch and an
embattled western tower, with panel work of freestone and
dressed flints, containing 5 bells, varying in date from the
16th to the 18th century: the chancel is sufficiently ample,
and has a single hammer-beam roof and a stained east
window: the stone work and centre panel were presented
by the late Mr. George Hewitt in 1890, and the window
was completed by Mr. William Gill in 1894: the piers on
either side of the chancel arch, erected temp. Edward m.
are pierced by unusually large hagioscopes, of which that
on the south side ha.s a crocketed arch, and near it a
similar but smaller opening; at the back of the northern
hagioscope is another with a piscina and a shelf: the piers
of the nave are octagonal, with moulded caps: the
clerestory windows, eight in number, are square-headed
and of two lights: the roof is modern, plastered and feeble
in effect: the whole of the north aisle was of 14th century
work, but in 1877 underwent great alteration and! enlarge-
ment under the direction of G. G. Scott esq. architect:
the north door was rebuilt and the former windows reset
and a fine Perpendicular window of five lights inserted at
the west end: the small paterre or roses in the capitals of
the columns in the south aisle are very elegant and
characteristic: the arches of the south arcade of the nave
are of a later date, probably that of Henry VII. and the
south aisle itself, disproportionately enlarged in 1843, was
new roofed and refaced externally in 1884: the chancel
aisle is also modern: the church has no remains of its
ancient fittings save three double panels, painted and gilt,
once forming part of the chancel screen and now preserved
in the vestry: the octagonal font, panelled and elaborately
carved, is rich and elegant, and dates from the latter hall
of the 15th century: there are a variety of interesting
monuments and inscriptions: in· the chancel there is a
handsome marble monument to Richard Cock, 1629, with
kneeling figures of himsell, wife and children with a shield
of arms, and there is another of similar character to
Anthony Penning, 163~: in the south aisle are memorials
to the Dade family, 1722, and one to the Right Hon. John
Howe, 4th Baron Chedworth, wha died 29 Oct. 18°4: some
modern stained windows, well designed, adorn the east end
of this aisle and in the north aisle is a memorial window
to the Rev. Charles Hicks Gaye, 27 years rector, 1848-75 :
in 1884, the church was repaired and the upper part of the
tower entirely rebuilt, under the direction of Mr. E. F.
Bisshopp, architect, of Ipswich, at a cost of £1,000: a new
choir vestry was added on the north side in 1895 and a
handsome carved oak chancel screen, erected by Mrs.
Booth as a memorial to her husband: there are now 1,003
sittings, of which a considerable number are free. The
register dates from the year 1559. The living is a rectory,
though the great tithes belong to the Fonnereau family,
neil yearly value £215, with residence, in the gift of the
Lord Chancellor, and held since 1900 by the Rev. William
Edward FIetcher M.A. of Corpus Christi Collelre, Cam-
bridge. Thi.g parish has an area of 647 aeTes, and extends
ll.bout I! miles westward; its western e~tremity was in
1877 made 11l separate district.
St. Nicholas's, an unimposing but historically interesting
church, is pleasantly situated towards the lower part of
the town, and bounded on all sides by rows of linden trees.
This church is supposed to have been built on the site and
partly with the materials of the ancient church of St.
Michael, mentioned in Domesday: it is chiefly of flint, with
inlaid stone, and consists of chancel, nave, north and south
aisles and a western embattled tower 57 feet 2 inches in
height containing 5 bells, dating from 1630 to 1706, one of
which resounrls, by its legend, in honour of the great Duke
of Marlborough: the nave is of four bays, and has three
Decorated piers on each side: there is no propeT clerestory,
but a single Perpendicular dormer of two lights on either
side: the aisle windows are chiefly of Early character. with
some examples of Perpendicular: the chancel is without
any separntion from the nave, the chancel arch baving been
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apparently removed', and its only window is in, a modern
and debased style: the font is a good example of Decorated
work, and was presented to the parish by the parishioners
of St. Lawrence as an acknowledgment for the use of St.
Nicholas during the restoration of their own church: in the
chancel are monumental inscriptions to Sir Payton Ventris
Kt. Justice of the Common Pleas, died r69r, and to the
families of Parker, r604; Bridon, r6r6; Alderman, r642;
and Mann, r680; as well as some interesting brasses, par-
ticularly one to William Style and his wife, 1490: in the
east wall of the north aisle is a piscina, and on the north
wall some rude ca.rvings in relief, supposed to have be-
longed to the church of St. J'.Iichael mentioned! above:
these include figures of Saxon ,ecclesiastics, and a repre-
sentation of St. ~Iichael encountering the dragon; another
stone bea,ring the figure of an animal resembling a boar,
was the dedication stone of a church called" All Saints,"
built, it is believed, in the 4th century; in the south aisle
are inscriptions to the names of Long, r796; Edwards,
1754; and Whitaker, 17r5: in r886 the tower was
restoredi at a cost of £650: there are 500 sittings. The
register dates from the ~'ear 1539. The living is a vicarage,
gross yearly value £350, including rs acres of glebe, in the
gift of the parishioners, and. held since r896 by the Rev.
Samuel Green B.A. of the University of London.
St. Peter's, apart from its architectural value, is inter-
esting as standing close to, if not partly upon, the site of
Wolsey's College: in the time of Edward the Confessor it
had large possessions, afterwards appropriated to the con-
tiguous priory of SS. Peter and Paul, which, on its sup-
pression in 1527, was given to the great Cardinal, who
founded on its site the college referr(;)d to: the church con-
sists of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, and a stately
embattled western tower of flint, rising to a height of
93ft. 6in.: the belfry stage was rebuilt in r88r, and new
windows inserted, and there is a clock: the bells are 6 in
number, one being undated, the rest dating from r630 to
1733: the church underwent considerable restoration and
enlargement about r878 under the direction of Sir G. G.
Scott, architect, the north aisle having been continued
eastwards, with very elegant Decorated: windows, a new
and large east window placed in the chancel and an organ
chamber erected on the south side: there is no proper
chancel arch, but the chancel is spacious and only requires
to be well fitted: the nave has clustered piers with richly
moulded! caps; the windows in both aisles are Decorated;
in the clerestory there are but threE' on each side, these are
small and deeply splayed at the base; those on the north
side being sexfoil Decorated, and those on the south Per-
pendicular: the font is a large square mass of black
marble, similar in character to that at Winchester cathe-
draJ, with carved but mutilated figures of lions statant of
very early date, and is supported by a pediment of modern
work: the west gallery has beeu removed, and .the fine
western tower arch opened: the south porch has also been
re-opened and restored, and new iron gates and piers have
been placed at the south entrance to the churchyard: there
are some hatchments in the south aisle and a good brass to
John Knapp and; his wife, with 12 children, 1604; at the
west end of the nave remains a slab from which the brasses
of a man and his wife have been removed, and near it a
singular inscription to a Dutch merchant, 1620: the north
aisle has III monumental inscription to the family of Bleth,
165 2 : an oak reredos was erected in r887: there are 65 0
sittings. The register of baptisms dates from the year
15 67; marriages, 1662; burials, 1658. The living is a
vicarage, in the gift of Simeon·s· trustees, net yearly
value £240 , with residence, and held since 1900 by the
Rev. William John Limmer Sheppard M.A. of Queen's
College, Oxford.
St. Stephen's, one of the Ipswich churches mentioned in
Domesday Book, is mostly built of flint, and consists of
chancel, naove, south aisle, south porch and an embattled
western tower, a Perpendicular work of mixed material,
59 feet 6 inches in height, and containing three bells; two
of these are early, with Latin inscriptions in Old English
text and floriated capitals; the third is dated r629: the
interior of this church, though small, has some features of
interest: the shafts supporting the piers between the nave
andJ soutlI aisle, as well as those on the south side of the
chancel, are of Purbeck marble: the chancel arch is plain,
but is uniquely relieved, on either side, by tall lancet
openings of considerable width: the windows are chiefly
good Perpendicular: most striking to the visitor is the
handsome and well-kept monument" on the north wall of
the chancel, to Robert Leman, Sheriff of London, and
Mary his wife, both of whom died on the same day, Sep-
tember 3rd, 1637; this monument is of various coloured
marbles, highly gilt, with kneeling figures of both parents
and children, and shields fully emblnzoned, and was
restored some years ago by the Fishmongers' Company, to
which Leman belonged: on the chaucel walls are also
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brass inscriptions to John Wingfield, 1594; and WiIliam
Sherman, r583: in the south aisle remains a large slab,.
from which have been removed two figures in brass, with
groups of children and shields of arms; there are otner
monuments worth noticing, to the names of Reynolds..
r648; Caley, r638; and Moore, r657-68, besides several
of more modern date: two hatchments are affixed to the-
south porch, and in the north wall of the nave is a small
niche, with a beautifully carved groined canopy: this
church underwent extensive repair in r866, since which the
organ has been much enlarged and improved', and a new
(rgan chamber with arched opening erected at the cost of
A. F. Nicholson esq. late maY3r of Ipswich, in memory oi
his daughters: in the vestry is a complete list of the-
rectors and patrons of St. Stephen's from the year r324:
the battlements of the tower were renewed, new windows
inserted on the south side and the stonework repaired in
188r-2, and a new vestry was built on the north side of the.
chancel r885: there are 33r sittings. The earliest regis-
ters date from 1585, and consist .of two small folios written.
on and bound with parchment, and' in very good preser-
vation. The living is a :rectory, net yearly value £89,
includin~ 27 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift>-
of the Church Patronage Society, and held since r88r by"
the Rev. William Frederick Clark, surrogate, and chaplain.
of t,he borough asylum.
All Saints is an ecclesiastical parish, consolidated in.
1887 from the parishes of St. Matthew, Bramford aucl
Sproughton: the church (completed in r892) is an
edifice of red brick with terra cotta dressings, in the-
Perpendicular style, erected at a cost of about £7,500,.
from designs by Mr. S. Wright, of Morecambe, Lanca-
shire, and c:onsists of chancel, nave, aisles, north and
south porches, vestries, and a tower with spire on the-
south-west: the aisles are separated from the nave by
arcades of six arches, supported on clustered columns oj'
sandstone faced with terra cotta: the roof of the ns-ve-
is constructed of pitch pine, and is double ceiled and
covered with red Broseley tiles: the chancel floor is laid
with tiles and Hopton Wood stone, in alternate squares,
and is fitted with stalls: there are 770 sittings. The
register dates from the year 188 7. The living is a vicar-
age, net yearly valueo £ r8 5, in the gift of the Bishop of
Norwich, bnd held since r887 by the Rev. John Sheldon
Jones M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. The-
temporary mission church, now used as a Church room ..
is a plain building of brick, with a transept and a gable-
turret, and will seat about 300 persons.
Holy Trinity parish was separated from the parish of
S Cl h b 0
t. ement, January r2t , r838: y a further rder,
dated 28 Nov. 1888, there was a readjustment of nnl'i,h
boundaries between St. Clement's and Holy Trinity, in
consequence of which the popula.tion is now (rgoo) upwards
of 6,000. The church, built in 18 36 , ·at a cost of £2,000..
defrayed by the late Rev. J. T. Nottidge, was a plain
rectangular structure of brick, having three galleries,
south porch and a square western towel' containing one-
bell, but in 18 95 underwent extensive alterations an<J
improvements, at a cost of £2,5 00 ; a chancel, with aisle,
organ chamber and vestry being added, the galleries OIll
the north and south sides removed, centre and side aisle&
formed in the nave, and the west porch converted into a
baptistery: there are 700 sittings, of which 500 are free.
The register dates from the year r838. The livin!! is a
vicarage, net yearly value £250, with residence, in thB'
gift of the Church Patronage Society, and held since-
1886 by the Rev. William Henry Williamson, surrogate..
and chaplain of Ipswich union.
The parish of St. Bartholomew was formed in Aug.
r894, from the parishes of Holy Trinity and St. Clem-
ent: the church, a plain red brick and stone structure..
at present (19 00) unfinished, is being erected by Mrs_
Spooner, wife of the Very Rev. Edward Spooner M.A_
rector of Hadleigh and co-Dean of Bocking, in memory
of her father, the late John Cobbold esq. formerly M.P_
for the borough; it consists as yet only of chancel ancl
nave, and affords 5 80 sittings. The living is a vicarage.
net yearly value £ r42, in the gift 'Of Ml'S. Spooner, anlI
held since 1896 by the Rev. George Augustus Cobbold
B.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford.
The large outlying suburb called originally California..
now St. John's, was in r879 formed into an ecclesias-
tical parish from the civil parish of St. Margaret: thEJ
old church of St. John the Baptist, opened in r857, and
used. until 1899, as the church of the district, has beea
superseded by a larger edifice, standing on an adjoining:
site, and oonsecrat~d by the Bishop of Norwich, Dec. 9,.
1 r899' It was, built at a cost of about £7,800, from.
designs by the late Sir A. \V. Blomfield A.R.A. and Sons..
i an~. is an ed.ifice .of r~d brick with ,stone dress.ings, c~m­
i prIsmg a nave WIth aIsles, and clergy and chOIr vestnes.
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The foundation stone was laid on June 24, 1898, by Mi.ss
Coulcher, whose mother initiated the building fund by a
generous gift of £1,000, and whO' has also herself con-
tributed £~,ooo: there are about 800 sibtings. The
register dates from the year 1880. The living is a vicar-
age, endowed by the munificence of the late Rev. Edmund
Holland M.A. of Benhall Lodge, Saxmundham, and the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners; net yearly income £200,
in the gift of Simeon's trustees, and held since 1887 by the
Rev. W~liam Samuel King M.A. of University College,
Oxford. The area is 1,300 acres; the population in 1891
was 3,42°.
St. Michael's is an ecclesiastical parish formed July
22nd, 1881, from the civil parishes of St. Margaret and
St. Clement. The church, situated in Upper Orwell
street, was built in 1880, at a cost of over £8,000, in-
cluding an endowment fund of £500 but excluding the
site of the chancel, valued at £300 and given by Miss
Bond, of the Elms, Twickenham Park, Middlesex: it if>
a structure of brick in the Early English style, consist-
ing of chancel, nave, aisles, transept, western porch and
a turret containing 2 bells: there are 600 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1881. The living is a con-
~olidated chapelry, net yearly value £250, in the gift Q/
Simeon's trustees, and held since 1881 by the Rev.
William John Garrould M.A. -of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge.
The Catholic Church, in Orwell place, dedicated to St.
Pancras, and built in 1860, is a fine and lofty structure,
in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles, .
with a tall fleche: it has sittings for 700 persons. St.
Mary's Church and Convent, A~bion hill. Woodbridge
road, originally erected in 1826 and dedicated to St.
Anthony, was enlarged and re-dedicated to St. :Mar)'
after the French Revolution in 1838, by M. Simon, a
French priest, at a. cos t of £1,600, and is a plain brick
building, the church affording 300 sittings.
The English PresbyteriftIl Church, Burlington road.
St. Matthew's, erected in 1870 at a cost of £4,7°0
(including Sunday schools, enlarged in 1894 at a cost of
£1,3°0), is a rectangular building. of Kentish ragstone,
in the Decorated style, with clock tower and lofty s-pire:
the interior was renovated in 1883: there are 500 sit-
tinR's.
The Society of Friends' Meeting House, Bank street,
erected in 17gO, is a plain building of red brick, and has
500 sittings.
Burlington Baoptist chapel, London road, erected in
1875, at a cost of £7,500, including school, is a building
of brick with stone dressings, in a modified Italian style,
and has 1,100 sittings. The Baptist chapel, Fonnereau
road, founded in 1798 by the Congregational body and
sold to the Baptists in 1829, was enlarged by them in
1832 at a cost of about £1,5°0, and is a plain building of
red ,brick, seating 850 persons, with a minister's house
adjoining. The Baptist chapel, Stoke green, erected in
1775, for a congregation first formed in 1758, is a plain
edifice of brick, seating 800 persons, and has a hm'in 1
ground attached. The Baptist chapel, Turret green,
was erected in 1892, at a cost of £7,000, with sittingi
for 800 persons.
The Congregational church, Tacket street, ori~inally
founded in 1686, was rebuilt in 1856, at a cost of £3,200.
and is a building of Kentish rag, with Caen stone dress-
ings, in the Decorated style; the interior has an open
timbered roof, with arched principals and hammer beams
upon iron columns, and will seat 1,200 persons. St.
Nicholas' Congregational church, erected in 1831 at a
cost of £3,000, is a plain structure of brick in the Gothic
style, and affords 1,000 sittings.
The Wesleyan chapel, Museum street. erected in 1861
at a cost of £4,886, in place of an earlier structure.
founded in 1810, is a building of stone, in the Decorated
style, with 850 sittings, and has schools annexed.
For a full list of places of worship see pages 189 & 190.
The burial grounds attached to the churches and
chapels have been closed since 1855; the general ceme-
tery, occupying a site of 32 acres on the high ground
beyond the precincts of the town, to the north, is very
well laid out and planted, and has two mortuary chapels:
it. is under the control of a United Burial Board of twelve
members, one from each parish. In 1893 t,he Ipswich
Burial Board purchased about 20 acres of land for the
extension of the burial ground, and in 1896 about 5!
lIiCres were. laid out in terraces adjacent to the Felixstowe
railway.
The Town Hall, at the foot of the Cornhill, is an im-
posing rect.angular structure in the Italian style, erected
in 1867-8, at a cost of £16,000, from designs by Messrs.
Bellamy and Hardy, architects, Lincoln; the principal
fa<;ade has a rusticated basement and ground and prin.
cipal storeys, surmounted by an open balustrade, finished
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with a series of ornamental arms in terra cotta; em-
blematical statues of Justice, Learning, Agriculture and
Commerce also adorn the front, and in the centre of the
upper storey are the borough arms in alto-relievo; above
all rises a kind of dome, supporting the clock tower,
which has four Illuminated dials: the total height from
the ground is 130 feet: the interior comprises a fine
entrance hall and staircase, a lofty and elegant chamber
for the meetings of the Town Council, Library and Com-
mittee rooms, a Quarter Sessions court, Magistrates' room
(where t116 Petty Sessions 'lll'e held), jury room, offices
for the Bo;rough Surveyor and retiring room for magis-
trates: the Bor{lUgh Police Station is iw the base-_
ment storey: on the principal staircase is a full length
portrait, by Corbould, of the late John Patteson Cobbold
esq. J.P. mayor 1867, and sometime M.P. for Ips'\Vich;
and on the landings are marble busts of Cardinal W olsey
and Alderman G. G. Sampson, by WiIliams, of California,
near Ipswich; portraits· of Admiral Benjamin V. Page
and Peter Bartholomew Long esq. formerly town clerk,
hang near the entrance of the Council Chamber, which
is also hung with full-length portraits of H.M. the Queen
and H.R.H. the Prince Consort, the latter presented by
the late John Chevallier Cobbold esq. J.P. high ste'\Vard
of the borough and its representative in Parliament from
1847 to 1868; and the former by Hugh Edward Adair
esq. M,P. for Ipswich from 1847 to 1874; there are also
portraits of Charles 11. WiIliam m. and Queen Mary.
George I. and Nathaniel Bacon esq. recorder of Ipswich.
in 1643, and M.P. for the borough 1654 to 166o;" this
last portrait was presented by the Rev. John Longe :\LA.
vicar of Coddenham, in 1832. The Mayor's chain of
office, first used in the mayoralty of R. C. Ransome esq.
comists of a series of massive links of gold, presented by
past mayors, and an elaborately wrought pendant badge
of the town arms in gold and enamel, with supporters
and crest, and various municipal emblems. The Cor-
poration also possesses two maces of silver gilt, temp.
Charles 11. formerly carried before the two bailiffs and
now before the mayor; the shafts are richly chased and
encircled with bold knops, similarly ornamented; the
mace heads, supported by elegant scrolled brackets, are
pounced with small circles, and divided into compart-
ments by figures with foliaged extremities; bet'\Veen
these, in relief, are the national emblems crowned; the
heads are finished with a cresting of flears-de-lis and
crosses pattee, from which springs an open crown, sur-
mounted in each case by a modern orb and cross: there'
is also a silver oar, anciently borne by the water-bailiff,
an {)ffice now extinct, and a loving cup: the Great Court
trump {)f brass, believed to h'ave been given to the town
by King John, is still preserved; it was blown by custom
at midnight before the bailiffs' houses, and then in each
ward, upon the night preceding the day for holding a
Great Court, but is not now used. The town records·
have been carefully examined, arranged and reported on
by J. Cordy Jeaffreson esq. of the Historical Records
Commission. In the libr8Jry hang a series of paintings
of naval engagement!!, presented by Admiral Page.
The Corn Exchange, immediately contiguous to the
Town Hall, supersedes the old Exchange; the foundation
stone was laid in July, 1880, by D. H. Booth esq. then
mayor, and the building was opened on the 26th July,
1882: the style adopted by the architect, :Mr. Bright'Wen
Binyon, of Ipswich, is that of the Italian Renaissance,
which harmonizes very fairly with the adjoining public
edifices: the front is of white Portland stone with piia"-
ters of Dumfries red stone: the Corn Exchange proper is
124 fe~t long by 58 feet Wlide, surrounded on both l:icie~ by
offices and shops, and is lighted from the roof, the light
being on the north sid~ only: the upper floor contains
the town clerk's office, a committee IXlom, and mayor's
parlour: allegorical figures of Agriculture and Com-
merce surmount the principal ent·rauces: the cost was
£26,000, and £10,000 in addition was expended on the
site.
The Custom House, erected in 1844 by the Corporation,
is an edifice of brick with stone dressings, in the Italian
style: the basement comprises bonding vaults: on the
ground floor at the north is a police station, 'With
covered colonnades on the east and west sides: the dock
front shows a spacious overhanging portico supported on
columns, under which a double staircase rises to the
offices of the Customs and the Dock Commissioners: at
the north-west corner is a clock tower. Woodbridge and
AIdeburgh are now included and worked from Ips-wich
for customs purposes.
The Post Office, standing on the site of the old Corn
Exchange, to the east of the Town Hall, was built in
1880-1, from the designs of Mr. John Johnson, architect.
of Queen Victoria street, London. and is in the Italian
style: the front is of Portland stone and has a portico
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supported on co!mnns, surmounted by a pediment' 1824 as the Mechanics' Institution, has a spacious and
adorned with statues, representing "Industry," "Elec- well-appointed reading room, entirely reconstructed and
tricity," "Steam" and "Commerce," together with the enlarged, and a library of about 9,000 volumes; the
Royal Arms, supported by recumbent figures of institution is liberally supplied with the daily and weekly
" Science" and "Genius:" the rooms for sorting .and papers and the leading magazines, and numbers about
dispatching letters, newspapers &c. and for money order 1,000 members: strangers staying in the town are
and savings bank business, are large and well ventilated: allowed to frequent this reading room gratis on the in-
the telegraph department occupies rooms on the upper trod~ction of a member. Immediately adjoining the
floor: the entire cost of the Post Ofii.ce buildings was readmg room is a large lecture and music hall with a
£II,OOO. gallery at one end, and some supplementary rOQms, the
The Public Hall, built in 1868, is a spacious and lofty entrance being in Tower street: in this hall, which holds
building, 126 feet long and 50 wide, with entrances in about 800 persons, the species of entertainments called
Westgate street and Arcade street: the large hall, which "Penny Readings," which have since become so popular
has been artistically decorated, will hold, including a throughout the kingdom, were originated, in Sept. 1859.
gallery. at the north end and balcony extending round An, excellen~ Chess 9Iub holds its ~~etings here. The
two-third:s of the building, 2,000 persons, and has entIre premIses are lighted by electrICIty.
attached to it a saloon for minor meetings and ante The Eastern Counties Dairy Institute, established in
rooms: at the south end of the hall is a considerable 1888 at Akenham, was transferred to Gippeswyk Park in
recess, fitted up as an orchestra, with a wide platform, 1895, the site having been purchased and a dairy erected
40 by 36 feet, in front for use at public meetinO's: the by Messrs. Grimwood, of Sudbury, from plans by
Corporation are now the owners of the building, "'Mr. G. Messrs. Eade and. J ohIl:s: the building~ are of red brick
E. Watson being the agent and manager. and two storeys m heIght, and contam on the ground
The Masonic Hall, in ISo~e street, erected about 18 78, floor butter making room, sale room, cheese making room,
is It. buitding of red brick in a simple style, with a large \ecretary's ~ffice &c.; and on the first floor a, lectur~
chamber for Masonic meetings and other apartments, room and lIbrary, 40 feet by ~o feet, teachers room,
Her Majesty's Prison, a massive structure in Grimwade che,ese room &c. About 1,000 daIry ,students are annually
street, St. Helen's street, began in 1786 , has during the tramed here. and at local classes, at a cost ?f about
last few years undergone considerable enlargement, in £2,000, prOVIded laJ'~ely br ,the County Co~nclls and a
consequence of the extra space required for. prisoners Governm~nt ,grant, III addItIOn to tSt.~dents fees; free
since the passing of the Prisons Act, both county and ' sc:holar;:hlps are .offe.red by seveI;l C?Untles tenable at IJ;ls-
borough prisoners being now brought here: extensive wlCh, and exammatlOns ar61 penodlcally held and certlfi-
alterations were made in 1883, by which the prison was cates ~rant.ed.. .
separated from the County Hall, in which the assizes, . IpSWIch CorporatIOn Baths, m Fore stre~t, were erected
quarter sessions and county courts are held. The old m 18 9;1-, at a cost, of over £3,000, of ~hlCh ~~m £1,200
house standing on the Borough grounds and formerly w: as gIven by: Fe~x T. Co~bold esq. III addItIon to t~e
occupied by the late governor of the Borough Gaol, has s.lte: t~e sWI~mmg bath. IS 7 feet by 23 feet, and 1S
received additions, and is now occupied by the present lmed WIth whIte ~lazed brIcks.
governor: a new entrance todge was added in 188 4. The Royal ArtIllery Barracks are north of the town,
By an Order in Council, dated Dec. 9, 1868, the spring between S,t. M~tthew's st,reet and the Anglesea road, on
aisizes for the county are now beld here; the summer the O~poslte SIde of which are the ~fficer's quarters;
assizes being held at Bury St. Edmunds. Quarter ses- the.r e IS al~~ .a small barrack and depot for the Suffolk
sions are held in the usual session weeks; county and artIllery mlhba, and .there are the h~ad qu~rters of t~e
borough petty sessions are held on certain days every 1st Volunteer BattalIon Suffolk RegIment m Portman s
week. road, f,our companies and a cycle company of which are in
The Ipswich Museum, established in 18 47 by public Ip;:wich, lI?d in Berners s~r~et those. of the 1st Suffolk
subscription, now occupies buildings in High street, and, Ha;rwlCh yolunteer Artillery, whIch has three com-
erected at a cost of £6,990, of which £2,5° 0 was raised pames III IpSWIch. , . .
by subscription (£5 00 being contributed by the late The Lyceum TheatI'e, m. Carr street, erected. III
president, Sir Richard Wallace), and the remainder, to ~890-'91, a~ a cost of £9,000,. 1S a structure of red brIck
include the cost of site borrowed on the Museum rate. m the Italian style, from deSIgns by Mr. WaIter Emden,
The new Museum wa; erected from designs by Mr. architect,of London, and will seat 1,300 persons.
Horace Cheston, architect, of London, and is built of red The former theatre, a small and unimportant building
brick in the revived Queen Anne style: the rooms appro- in Tacket street, was purchased by the Salvation Army
priated to the School of Art are on the north side: in 18 92. ' ,
med:allion portraits of Newton and Hogarth ornament the The Ipswich Club is in Upper Brook street, and the
front of the exterior, and the panels on either side the Ipswich and Suffolk Club in N orthgate street; the Con-
central gable are filled in with emblems of science and servative Club, in St. Stephen's Church lane, erected in
art: the Museum contains a valuable scientific collection, 1877 at a cost of about £1,200 as a Masonic hall, was
chiefly of natural history; and is especially rich in ex- converted: into a club in 1883; there are billiard and
amples of the Suffolk Crag: there is an extensive reading· rooms, a. lecture and concert hall seating 300,
reference "library, chiefly scientific, and free to the public, and a new bar added in 1886 at a cost of £200. The
with a special department for works relating- to the t()- Reform Club, in Lower Brook street, has billiard and
pography and antiquities of the county. Here also is reading rooms and bowling green.
located the ancient -Corporation library of about 600 The Public Subscription Library, contained in the fine
volUIfl:es, including some .rare theological and topo- upper room of the Ancient House in the Butter market,
graphIcal works; and ~ serIes, though not complete, of has about 17,000 volumes: a medical library, established
the catalogu~ of Public Records. In June, 1887, the in 1824. is also maintained in <the same building.
library was enlarged, an additional wing being built, at The Temperance Hall, in High street, is a low but
a cost of £800, as a Jubilee memorial; this room is set substantial edifice of stone, in the Greek Classic style,
apart as a lending library, and contains about 9,000 erected in 1840, and is now used by Mr. George Abbot
volumes; the reference library comprises 5,200 volumes as iron works.
and the patent library 3,200" volumes. In 1892 the The Young Men's Christian Asociation has premises
Science and Art Schools were enlarged by the addition in Tavern street. The Ipswich & East of England Horli-
of the nOl'th wing, comprising modelling and art class cultural Society holds two exhibitions during the year.
rooms, chemical lecture room, and a new laboratory. The Suffolk Village Club and Reading Room Associa-
The Ipswich Scientific Society mee.ts at the Museum the tion, intended to promote the formation of such clubs
first Wednesday in every month: excursions for botani- throughout the county, has its principal centre here, and
cal and geological research are occasionally made by the there are in the county 55 affiliated clubs.
members. Courses of lectures on various scientific sub- The East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital stands on hiO'h
jects, are delivered during the winter season. ground to the north of the town on the AnO'les~a.
On the south SIde . of the Museum stands the Art road: it was founded in 1835, and is' a buildinO' of '"white
Gallery, erected by the Ipswich Fine Art Club, for the brick and stone, with a central columniated p~rtico: in
exhibitions of the club, as well as of loan collections: 1869 the building was extended on the west side, by the
it is built of red brick, in a style similar to that of the addition of a. children's wing, erected in memory of the
Museum: an exhibition is held every year. late John Patteson Cobbold esq. M.P.: in 1898 a Jubilee
The Ipswich Choral Society was formed in 1892, for wing was built on the east side, at a cost of about £6.000 :
the production of special works and miscellaneous selec- there are beds for 122 in-patients; the a,ttendance of ()Ut-
tlO~s: the practices usually extend from autumn to patients treated yearly is about 9,000, and of in-patients
s~rmg, and one or more public concerts are generally about 800: adjoining is an operating theatre and chapel.
gIven. The Fever Hospital, erected in 1878, at a considemble
The Ipswich Institute, in Tavern street, established in distance from the town, near the Borough Lunatic
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Asylum, is built in four distinct blocks, the central
pavilion of two storeys, containing the domestic offices,
tJeing connected with the others devoted to patients, and
also of two, storeys, by an open corridor: there is
available space for 24 to 30 beds, nearly 2,000 cubic feet
being allowed for each bed.
The Nurses' Home for the Sick Poor, in the Butter
market, was founded in 1872 to provide trained nursing
under supervision for the sick poor in their own homes
free of charge: attached to this institution there is a
staff of trained private nurses for medical, surgical and
monthly cases.
The Borough Lunatic Asylum was erected on grounds
adjoining Foxhall road, on the Rose Hill estate, I mile
7 furlongs from the Town Hall, was completed in 1'870;
the area is 69! acres, and the asylum holds 300 patients.
The industries of the town comprise the well-known
~'Orwell works," at the east end of the dock, of Messrs.
Ransomes, Sims and J efferies Limited, agricultural
engineers, established in 1789: these w{)rks, which have
a frontage of 900 feet, cover upwards of 13 a.cres of land,
almost entirely roofed over, und give employment to
1ID.ore than 1,800 men and boys, in the manufacture of
f5team engines of all kinds for industrial and agricultural
purposes, thrashing machines, ploughs and horse rakes,
which are not only well known in this country, but are
f5ent in large numbers to all parts of the world: in con-
nection with these works is a libra.ry of about 3,000
volumes: this firm has also separate works in Waterworks
street, entirely devoted to the manufacture of lawn mowers,
of which many thousands are turned out ·annuaJIy.
Messrs. E. R. and F. Turner Limited, of St. Peter's
works, are also engineers and steam engine manufacturers
and flour mill engineers on the roller or stone system, and
there are several other smaller engineering works, the
large railway plant manufactory of Messrs. Ransomes
&i Rapier Limited, and extensive artificial manure
manufactories as well as ship yards, breweries, maltings,
tanneries, boot, shoe, clothing andl stay manufactorie~,
Topeyards, brick works and the very extensive tobacco,
cigar and ·cigarette manufactory of Messrs. W. A. and A.
C. Churchman, in Portman road &; Princes street.
Two newspapers are published here weekly and two
daily (one morning and one evening). The offices of the
~'East Anglian Daily Times," in Carr street, are in the
'Renaig.sance style of the latter part of the 16th century,
with details in the Flemish style: the composing fOoOIDS
and the printing rooms are among the most completely
furnished in the country, and the electric light is used.
The principal hotels are the "Great White Horse,"
Tavern street, "The Grand," Butter market, "Crown
and Anchor," Westgate street, and the "Golden Lion,"
Cornhill.
The markets for corn and cattle are held on Tuesdays
and the provision market on Saturd,ays, in the new Corn
market. St. George's stock fair is held on the Cattle
market on the first Tuesday in May, Handford fair on
the same spot on the third Tuesday in May, and a lamb
fair is held on August 22n"d at Handford HalL
The Girls' Indusbrial Home, in St. Matthew's parish,
founded by the philanthropy of a single individual, was
opeood in September, 1857, and enlarg-ed in 1886, and is
fitted up for the reception of forty-five girls, who are
either sent by a magistrates' o'1'der or admitted through
the recommendation of a clergyman.
There is a Public Arboretum, with entrances in the
Henley and Fonnereau roads: the upper portion is en-
tirely free; the lower is reserved for subscribers; both
are well laid out and carefully tended, and form hand-
some public gardens.
A pleasant promenade for the iooabitants of the lower
town is afforded by the g.pacious avenue adjacent to the
docks, planted with finely grown specimens of linden and
pine trees.
The Cricket and Athletic Ground is nea,r the Railway
filtation, and has a spacious pavilion and other buildings.
On the Race ground, which lies eastward oll the town,
races under considerable local patronage are held
annually.
There were anciently here a number of monastic
houses and hospita1s. The priory of SS. Peter and Paul,
filituated in St. Peter's parish, was founded in the reign
of Henry H. by Thomas <le Lacy and Alice, his wife,
for canons of the order of St. Augustine, and its Il'e-
venues, at the Dissolution, were estimated at £40' In
I527 this religious house was replaced by the College of
St. Mary, founded by Cardinal Wolsey, under a bull
granted by Pope Clement VII. in 1525; with the college
he inoorporated the then existing- Grammar school, the
lands and tenements belonging to which were surrendered
to him for this purpose by the bailiffs of Ipswich, Jan.
IO, 1529. On the disgrace of the cardinal, the ~nege
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lands were declared, by a commission sitting at Wood-
bridge, to ·be forfeited to the king, and the college was
dissolved in October, 1530; of this structure, erected of
Caen stone and brick, by Lee and Balrbour, master
O?-asons, nothing now remains but one of the gateways,
SItuated at the south-east corner of St. Peter's church-
yard, and s·till bearing a multilated shield of the royal
arms of the T~dors, with greyhound and dragon sup-
porters carved ill stone.
The Dominicans, or Black Friars were established'
here in the time of Henry Ill. by j ohn Harys and H.
ManeS'by.
The House of the Franciscans, or Grey Friars, also
called "Fria,rs Minors," stood westward of St. Nicholas'
church, on the bank of the Gipping, and was founded in
the reign of Edward I. by Sir Rolbert Tiptot. or Tibetot,
of NettIestead.
Tae establishment of Carmelites, or White Friars,
founded about 1279 by Sir T. de Loudham and Lord
Ba'rdolph, was situated in the parishes of SS. Kic'holas
and Lawrence, on lamd extendip.g from St. Stephen's lane
to Queen street, south of the Butter market.
The hQspitals included that of SS. J ames and Mary
Magdalen in St. Helen?'s parish, founded in the time of
King John; and that oil St. Le'Onard, situated in the
suburbs, beyond the river and near the extinct church
of St. Austin.
The Plriory of Holy Trini'ty, or Christ Church, also for
Black or Austin canons, was founded by Norman Oast-
rode or Fitz Ednoth before lIn, nearly on the site of
the present house; at its surrender there were seven
canons, and revenues valued at £88 6s. 9d. ; ten ye-ars sub-
sequently the site was granted to Sir Thomas Pope kt.
the cele-brated founder of Trinity College, Oxford, from
whom it pas1sed to· the Withipolls, and S'ir Edmund
Withipoll, in 1550, erected upon it the existing mansion,
an extensive structure of brick, in the Tudor style, sur-
rounding three sides of a courtyard; some oil the out-
buildings retain fragments of carved w{)rk formelf'ly
belon'ging to the priory; the park contains some fine
lirees and includes an ancient. bowling green.
Christchurch mansion and grounds was purchased and
presented to the town by Felix Thornley Cobbold esq. in
1895, and the adjoining park was purchased by the Cor-
poration at a cost of £26,000. The mansion is used as
a picture gallery and college by the Science and Technical
division of the Borough Science and Art aRd Technical
Schools.
The antiquity of Ipswich is still apparent in the many
remains of carved timber houses to be seen in St. Cle-
ment's, Silent street, Northgate street, and elsewhere.
The "Ancient House," in the Butter market, an in-
teresting example of a town mansion of the 16th century,
is supposed to have been erected in 1567, by George
Copping, probably for Robert Sparrow, bailiff of Ipswich
in 1629.3°, and was long inhabited by that family: the
house is 70 feet in length and has two storeys; the
lowermost is elaborately ornamented with corbels fes-
tooned with fruit and supporting a cornice; the upper
storey has four bay windows, each of which is adorned
with emblematic groups in stucco, representing Europe,
.Asia, .Africa and Ameri.ca; and in the centre are the
arms of Charles n.; in the roof are four dormers, the
gables of which exhibit figures of cupids; and at the
end of the house, towardg. St. Stephen's 'lane, are repre-
sentations of Atlas supporting the Globe, and pastoral
figures: several of the r{)oms rure panelled with carved
oak and have de-corated ceiling&.
The municipal and parliamentary limits oll the borough
are co-extenlsive; the population in 1871 was 42,947, in
1881, 50,546, and in 1891, 57,360.
The population and rate3!ble values of the several
parishes comprising the Ipswich municipal and parlia-
mentary borough are as follows:-
Popula- Popula- *Assessable
Parishes. tion tion Acres. value
1881. 18g1. in 1900.
£ s. d.
St. Clement......... 8,977 *10, 063 1,564 40,03 8 IS 9
Relen ........... 4,2°7 4,335 223 13,461 17 6
" I,awrence ...... 480 43 2 7 7,75° ° 0
" Margaret........ 12,02 7 t 13,596 1,3 14 63,462 16 3
" Mary at Elms... :I,I06 93 8 11 4,254 0 0
" Mary at Quay.. 948 9 13 17 5,7 20 10 0
" Mary at Tower 7 87 65 6 16 12,086 12 6
" Mary Stoke..... 3.306 +
+4,099 1, 81 9 24,147 0 0
" Matthew ........ 9,9 12 t 12,482 690 56044 8 I 3
"H Nicholas " ...... 1,952 1,862 27 9,3 0 7 2 6
Peter ............. 4,754 ~5,776 171 26,9 14 :I5 0
" Stephen ..•...... 6n 594 19
" 4,15 4 I 7 6
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POPULATION-continued.
Popula- Popula· .Assessable
Parishes. tion tion Acres. value
1881. 18g1. in 1900.
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I---I--£"'--s-.~d.
fBelstead . ... ... ...
tBramford . 176 23° 139 :::
Shire Hall Yard . 294 266 3 587 15 °
tSproughton . 34 23 257 ...
Warren House . 12 22 69 47 5 °
Westerfield '" 25 8 28 4 630 1,389 5 °
Whitton - cum-
Thurlston .. 477 2,964 17 6
Vessels in Port . ... ... ...
Rushmere (part of) 229 662 1,685 5
Marked thus t were in 1894 absorbed in the adjoining parishes of
St. Matthew, St. Mary, Stoke & Whitton·cUlll-Thurlston
- Including 281 officers & inmates in the Borough Lunatic Asylum
-The" Assessable Value" of a parish is the rateable value thereof
reduced by an amount equal to one-half of the rateable value of
the agricultural land in the parish
t Including 102 in the East Suffolk Hospital; 67 in H.M. Prison &:
184 in St. John's Home for Workhou,;e Children
t Including 254 in the Royal Artillery Barracks
or Including 189 officers & inmates in the Workhouse
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. LOOAL IKSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Expr8'ss Delivery, S. B.
&; Annnity &; Insurance Office, head office, Cornhill.-
Edward E. J. Bovill, postmaster
Hours of Attendance.-Week days, for ordinary business,
7 a.m. to I I p.m.; telegraph business, 7 a.m. to II
p.m.; money order, savings bank &; government insur-
ance &; annuity business, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Postal order
business, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday, Christmas day
or Good friday, for ordinary business, 8 to 10 a.m. &;
5 to 6 p.m.; telegraph business, 8 to la a.m. & 5 to
6 p.m. Bank holidays, for ordinary business, 7 a.m.
to 11 p.m.; telegraph business, as on ordinary days;
money order, savings bank & government insurance &
annuity business, 8 a.m. to 12 noon. No delivery is
made by letter carrier after the completion of the 8 a.m
Delivery of Mails at Ipswich.-To cal1ers at 7 &; 8 a.m.
&; 12.25, 3.20 & 6 p.m.; by town postmen at 7 &; 8
a.m. &; 12.25 & 3.20 & 7.20 p.m
'Letters for delivery by count,ry letter carriers can be
posted at the head office up to 3.15 a.m. For delivery
by the town' letter carriers up to 6.50 a.m. for the 7
a.m. delivery; up to 7.50 a.m. for the 8 a.m. de-
livery; up to 12.10 p.m. for the 12.20 p.m. delivery;
up to 3.10 p.m. for the 3.20 p.m. delivery; &; up to
7 p.ll. for 7.20 p.m. delivery
There are four deliveries of parcels during the day
Dispatch of Mails.-Letters can be posted 3, 3·45, 5.50,
6.15, 6,3°, 8.20,9,45, 10·45 &; 11·30 a.m. & 12.10, 12·45,1,
1.30, 3. 10, 4, 4.3°, 5·35, 6.10, 6,45 & I I p.m
Town Sub-Offices, M. O. 0., S. R & Annuity & Insur-
ance Offices. Hours of attendance, week days only.-
Fore street, Norwich road, St. Helen's st. St. John's
& Wherstead road, ordinary business, telegraph bnsi·
nes's & money orde.r &; savings bank business, 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m.; at the above offices, except St. John'-s,
telegrams can be handed in only. Ipswich Railway
station, for telegrams only, open day and night.
Christchurch street, Crown street, Elliott st. Felixstowe
road, Fore Hamlet, Luther road, Orford street, St.
Matthew's street, St. Nicholas street, Tomline ..street,
Upper Brook street &; Victoria street, ordinary busi-
ness, money order & savings bank business, 8 a.m. to
8 p.m
Town Sub-Offices, Foxhall road, Princes street, Spring
road, Suffolk road & W olsey street, ordinary business,
8 a.m. to 8 p.m
Town Sub-Offices. Time's of clearing on week days.-
Christchurch street, 9 & 10.15 a.m. & 12.15, 2.15, 6, 8
&; 10 p.m.; Crown street, 7.3°, 9· 15 &; 10.30 a.m. &;
12.30, 2.30, 6.15, 8,45 &; 10.15 p.m.; Elliott street, 9.15
&; 10.30 a.m. &; 12.15, 2.30, 6.1'.5, 8.30 & 10.15 p.m. ;
Felixstowe road, 8.30 &; 9·30a.m. &; 1.45, 8.15 &; 9.15
p.m.; Fore Hamlet, top of Albion street, 8,45 &; 10
s.m. & 12, 2.15, 5,45, 8.15 &; 9.45 p.m.; Fore street,
7.15, 9 &; IO.15 a.m. & 12.15, 2.30, 6, 8.30 &; 10 p.m. ;
Foxhall road, 8,45 &; 9.30 a.m. &; 2 & 8.45 p.m. ; Luther
road, 8.45 &; 10 a.m. &; 12 noon & 2, 5,45, 8.15 & 9·45
p.m.; Norwich road, 7.15, 8.45. 10 &; 11.45 a.m. &; 2,
5,45, 8 &; 9·45 p.m.; Orford street, 7, 8,45, 10 & 11·45
a.m. & 2, 5·45, 8 & 9.45 p.m.; Princes street, 7.45,
[ KELLY'S
, The popu'lation of the municipal wards in 1891 was: -
Bridge, II,737; Middle, 7,478; St. Olement, 10,337;
St. Margaret, 13,880 and Westgate, 13,9 28 ; t{)tal, 57,360 •
The population of the ecclesiastical pa1rishes in 1891
was :-All Saints, 5,154; Holy Trinity, 5,435; St. Ole-
meIIt, 4 ,426 ;L St. Helen, 4,335 ; SMt . John the Bap tl's t,
4,061; 8 t. awrep.ce, 432; S t . t 5,7 19; S t .
argare,
Mary at Elms, 952; St. Mary at Quay, 1,179; St. Mary
at Tower, 65 6 ; St. Mary, Stoke, 4,099; St. Matthew,
7,604; St. Michael, 4,040; St. Nicholas, 1,848; St.
Peter, 5,77 6 ; St. Stephen , 594; Rushmere, 668.
Parish Olerks.
St. Clement, John Hawes, 50 Woodhouse street
St. Margaret, Gascoigne W. Havell, 2 Bolton lane
St. Mary Stoke, T. Kirby, 73 Rectory road
° St. Mary Tower, W. J. Mayhew, Tower churchyard
St. Matthew, Arthur Lawes, 17 Orford street
St. Michael, Harry Drake, I4 Upper Barclay street
St. Nicholas, WiJham F. Boar, 22 Falcon stre.et
St. Peter, J. Brown, 43 Whers1:ead il'oad
St. Stephen, Jabez Arthur Race, 16 St. Stephen's lane
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Sextons.
Holy Trinity, Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis
St. Helen, John Kennell (verger), 95 St. Helen street
St. John, Ebenezer Smith, 21 Cauldwell Hall road
St. Lawrence, Joseph Potter, I Hervey street
St. Mary-at-Elms, Charles Stevens, Ohurch yall'd
St. Mary Key, Mrs. Baxter
9.15 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 12.30, 2.30, 6.15, 8,45 &; 10.15
p.m.; St. John's, 8.45 &; 10.15 a.m. & 2.15, 8.15 & 9.30
p.m.; St. Matthews, 7.3°, 9.30 & 10.45 a.m. &; 12.30,.
2.45, 6.30, 8,45 &; 10.3 0 p.m.; St. Nicholas street,.
9.15 & 10.30. a.m. & 12.3°, 2,45, 6.15, 8.45 & IQ.IS
p.m.; Spring road, 7, 9. 15 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 12.30, 2.30,.
6.15, 8.30 & 10.15 p.m.; Suffolk road, 8,45 &; 10 a.m. &.
12 noon &; 2, 5.45, 8 &; 9·45 p.m.; Tomline road, 8,45
& 9.30 a.m. & 2 & 8.45 p.m.; Upper Brook street, 9.15
& 10.30 a.m. & 12·30, 2'45, 6.15, 8.45 & ID.I5 p.m.;
Victoria street, 7.15, 9 & 10.15 a.m. & 12 noon &; 2.15,.
6, 8.15 &; ID p.m.; Wherstead road, 7.30, 8.45 & IO
a.m. & 12 noon & 2, 5,45, 8.15 & 9.45 p.m.; Windsor
road, 9 & 10.15 a.m. & 12 noon &; 2.15, 6, 8.15 & 10
p.m.; Woodbridge road, 9 & 10.15 a.m. & 12.15, 2.15,.
6, 8.15 & 10 p.m
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH.
Daniel Ford Goddard esq. Oak hill, Belsiead road,.
Ipswich; & 4 Whitehall court & Reform & National
Liberal clubs, London S W
Sir Charles Dalrymple bart. M.A., D.L., J.P. New Hailes,.
Musselburgh, Midlothian; & 20 Onslow gardens &.
Carlton &; Athenreum clubs, London S W
Returning Officer, The Mayor
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE SAMFORD
PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
'I'he senior mag-istrate present takes the chair
GWydyr Lord M.A., D.L. Stoke park, Ipswich
Hervey Lord John William Nicholas, Ipswich
Burrell The Hon. WiJloughby Merrik Campbell D.L. 12
Prince's gardens, London S W
Tollemache The Hon. Douglas Alfred, Ipswich
Tollemache Hon. Stanhope, North Leigh, Woodbridge
road, Ipswich
Anstruther Lieut.-Col. Robert Hamilton-Lloyd- D.L.
Hintlesham hall, Ipswich
Bartlet John Hy. M.D. Birkfield, Belstead road, Ipswich
Bernard Arthur Mountague esq. RA. Rookwood, Cop·
dock, Ipswich
Berners Chas. Hugh esq. D.L. Woolverstone pk. Ipswich
Browning Col. Montague Oharles, Brantham court, Man-
ningtree
Oobbold John Dupuis esq. Holy Wells, Ipswich
Cobbold L. T. esq. 21 Tower street, Ipswich
Durrant Christopher Mercer esq. M.D. 12 Northgate st.
Ipswich
Edgar Capt. Mileson, Sparrowe's nest, Whitton,Ipswich
Elliston Wm. Alfred M.D. esq. Stoke hall, Ipswich
Fraser Alex. E.sq. Westerfield house, Ipswich
Fison James OliveI' esq. Stutton hall, Ipswich
Furniss Thos. Sanderson esq.M.A.Higham ho.Oolchester
Greeves Arthur Owen esq. Mount Pleasant, Anglesea
road, Ipswich
Harwood Alfred esq. Belstead hall, Ipswich
Hempson John Amis esq. Erwarton hall, Ipswich'
Hocking Rev.Jn.Hocking M.A. Rectory, Oopdock,Ipswcb
Holden Luther esq. Pinetoft, Rushmere St. Andrew's,.
Ipswich .
Kerrison Roger esq. Tattingstone place, Ipswich
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK.
Lacon Capt. Henry Edmund, Ackworth house, East
Bergholt S.O
Morse Capt. Alfred Herbert, Copdock, Ipswich
Packard Edward esq. The Grove, Bramford
Phillipps Major Robert, Sproughton manor, Ipswich
Reade Col. J. Colquhoun, Crowe hall, Stutton, Ipswich
Rodwell William Hunter esq. Holbrook house, Ipswich
The Mayor of Ipswich, for the time being, is an ex-officio
magistrate
Clerk to the Magistrates, Lucas Temple Cobbold. 21
Tower street
Petty Sessions for general business & for the purposes of
the Criminal Justir:e Act, every tuesday, at the Shire
Hall, at 12 o'clock. The places in this petty sessional
division are :-Arwarton, Belstead (part of), Bentley,
Bergholt (East), Brantham, Burstall, Capel St. Mary,
Chattisham, Chehnondiston, Copdock, Freston, IT ark-
stead, Higham, Hintlesham, Holbrook, Holtan St.
Mary, Raydon, Shelly, Shotley, Sproughton (part of),
Stratford St. Mary, Stutton, Tallingstone, Washbrook,
Wenham (Great), Wenham (Little), Wherstead, Wool-
verstone
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES.
The Mayor' & the Ex-Mayor
Alexander William, Park road
Anness Samuel Richard, IS London road
Bartlet John Henry :\I.D. Birkfield, Belstead road
CoweU Charle~ Henry, SI Henley road
Fosdick Frederick Hyland, Park road
Fraser Roderick Donald, Chesham house, Dalton road
Goddard Daniel Ford M.P. Oak hill, Belstead road
Gwydyr Lord', Stoke park
Hines George, Belstead road
Jackaman Henry Mason, 30 Burlington road
Jefferies John Robert, St. Helen's lodge
Josselyn Col. John Henry, I I Princes street
Josselyn George Francis, I I Princes street
May John, Broughton place, Belstead road
Miller Robert Maplestone, Highwood, Constitution hill
Orford Henry, Castle hill, Norwich road
Packard Edward, Bramford
Packard Henry Woods, Felixstowe
Paul Robert Stocker, Henley road
Pretty William1. The Goldrood, Belstead road
Turner Edward Rush, Clare lodge, Henley road
Turner Frederick, Park side, Westerfield Toad
Turner Walton, Westerfield road
White William Orford, St. Nicholas' 'place
Wrinch Alfred, HiUcrest, Paget road
Olerk, John William Rouse, Arcade street
Sittings at the Town Hall,monday & thursday, at 10 a.m Clerk, William Bantoft, Town hall
COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY BOROUGH.
18 99- 19°0.
Mayor.
Alderman William Alfred Churchman.
Deputy-Mayor.
Alderman Edwin Perkins Ridley.
Recorder.
Th<lmas Calthorpe Blofeld esg. M.A.Hoveton ho.Norwich
High Steward, Lord Gwydyr M.A., D.L., J.P. Stoke Borough Lunatic Asylum, Foxhall road, Edmund Lewis
park, Ipswich
Aldermen.
For the Six Years ending November, 1901, S. R. Anness,
N. Catchpole, D. F. Goddara M.P., J. H. Josselyn & A.
Wrinch
For the Si" Years ending November, 1906, C. H. Bomugh Police Station, Town hall, Cornhill, Lieut.-Col.
C<lwell, E. Packard, John May. E. R. Turner & Walton
Turner
Councillors.
First, or St. Clement's Ward
(comprising the parishes of St. Clement. Rushmere &;
Warren house).
Retiring in Nov. Retiring in Nov. Retiring in Nov. Corn Exchange & Provision Market, Cornhill,James Geo.
1900.
F. Bennett
W. Pipe
I W. Adams
1901.
G. Butcher
1902.
J. H. Grimwade
W. C. Page
Second, or St. Margaret's Ward
(comprising the parishes of St. Margaret & Westerfield·
T. R. Elkington
F. Turner I
in-Ipswich).
W. T. Pretty
, Albert Ranson
I W. Grayston
F. E. Rands
Third, or Middle Ward
(comprising the parishes of St. Mary at the Elms, St.
Lawrence, st. Stephen, St. Mary Key, St. Helen &;
Shire Hall yard).
I
D. A. Tollemache W. J. Catchpole
Owen Turner • W. S. Cowell I T. Alderton
S. Brand
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Fourth, or Bridge Ward.
(comprising the parishes of St. ~icholas, St. Peter &;
St. :Mary Stoke).
W. F. Paul I H. W. Raffe E. Catchpole
W. O. White I J. R. Staddon lE. P. Ridley
Fifth, or Westgate Ward
(comprising the parishes of St. Matthew, St. Mary a\
the Tower & Whitton-cum-Thurlston).
R. D. Fraser
J. Pratt
I I
A. C. Churchman W. A. Churchman
R. S. Paul George Fenn
Ward AlderIUen.
For St. Clement's Ward. Mr. Alderman May.
.. Saint Margaret's . . " " Walton Turner
" Middle "".. Cowell
" Bridge " " , , ' W rinch
.. Westgate .." .. . E. R. Turner
Auditors, W. O. White, F. A; Cobbold, Isaae L. Ensor~
officers of the Council
Town Clerk, William Bantoft, Town hall
Borough Treasurer, ·W. Alexander
Clerk of the Peace, William Bantoft, Town hill
Coroner. Henry Mason Jackaman, 37 Silent street;
deputy, Arthur Frederick Vulliamy, 20 Up. Brook s~reet.
Medical Officer of Health, George Sam:Rson EIllston
M.R.C.S.Eng. 2 :Museum street
Public Analyst, W. L. Sutton, Redwell street. Norwich
Chief Constable,Lt.-Col.Hickman Rose Russell. Town hall
Borough 'Surveyor, Edward Buckham, Town hall
Assistant Surveyor, R. ·W. Menmuir, Town hall
Accountant, Arthur Pearce, Post Office chambers
Sanitary Inspector, Arthur Hicks, Town hall
Building Inspector, George Aylward, Town hall .
Inspeetor of Common Lodging .Houses, Inspector T.
Pearsons
Inspector of Weights & Measures & Gas Inspector, E.
O. Sayer, Town hall
Manager Refuse Removal Depot, G. Moss, Exchange bldgs
Manager of 'Vaterworks, Hamlet Roberts, Watel'Works lit.
Collectors {)f Rates, C. G. Keel, 105 Fore street; Josepll
E. Gentry, 55 Berners street; Alex. Clayton, 29 Bolton
lane & F. Garrard, Woodbridge road
Sergeants at Mace, Thomas Scott, 59 St. Helen's street
& Charles Hicks, I I William street
Town Crier, Robert Barnes, 50 CUl'rier's lane
Port Sanitary Authority.
The Corporation are the Authority.
Medical Officer of Health, George Sampson Elliston
M.R.C.S.Eng. 2 Museum street
Sanitary Inspector, Arthur Hicks, Town hall
PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.
.Almshouses : Tooley & Smart's, Foundati<ln street;
Daundy's, Lady lane; Smith's, Elm street
Barracks, ,St. Matthew street; G. Noakes, barrack
sergeant; Sergeant T. Perryman, staff
Rowe L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin. medical superinten-
dent; Robert Ti~bury M.D., C.M. assistant medical
officer; Rev. W. F. Olark, chap~ain; W. A.lexander~
treasurer; S. L. Ensor, auditor; William Ba.ntoft~
clerk to committee of visitors; John Harrison, sec
H. R. Russell, chief consta.ble; George Sampson Ellis-
ton, surgeon; 1 superintendent, 2 inspectors, 7 ser-
gea~ts & 56 constables
Burial Board; office, Entrance gates, J. I. Hellings~
clerk; quarterly meetings, 1st mono in Jan. April..
July &; oet. & meetings of the committee of manage-
ment on the last wednesday in each month
Witter, clerk of market
Corporation BathS, Fore street; John King, supt
County Court, Shire han, His Honor Hugh Eardley
Wilmot, judge; William Henry Walpole, registrar
& high bailiff; offices, 13 Museum street; Georg~
Turner, 13 Museum street, bailiff under the AgrI-
cultural Holdings Act for Ipswich. A County Court;
is held monthly at the Shire hall, St. Helen's street;
the district comprises the borough of Ipswich &; the
parishes of Akenham, Arwarton, Ashbocking, Bailham.
Barham, Delstead, Bentley, Blakenham Magna, Blaken-
ham Parva, Brantham, Bramford, Burstall, Capel St.
Mary, Chatisham, Chelmondiston, Claydon, Oodden-
ham, Copdock, Crowfield, Flowton, Framsden, Fre8-
ton, Gusbeck, Harkstead, Helmingham, Hemingstone•.
 188 IPSWICH. SUFFOLK.
Henley, Hintlesham, Holbrook, Nacton, Nettlestead,
Offton, Pettaugh, Rushmere, Shotley, Somersham,
Sproughton, Stutton, Swilland, Tattingstone, Tud-
denham, "\Vashbrook, Wenham Parva, "lVesterfield,
Wherstead, Whitton, Willisham, Witnesham &; W 001-
verstone
This Court has a:so Bankruptcy jurisdiction and for
bankruptcy purposes includes, in addition, the county
court districts of Eye & Diss, Framlingham &
Saxmundham, W oodbridge, Harleston & Hadleigh; F.
Frederick Messant, 36 Princes street, official receiver
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," A. Raphael, Upper Brook street; G.
S. Girling, Rectory road, Stoke; John Pye, Falcon st.
&; Frederick Lamperd, Cornhill
CQunty Hall Police Station, St. Helen's street, Capt.
Jasper G. Mayne, chief constable for the county of East
Suffolk; Charles E. Fisher, deputy chief constable
Custom House, The Quay, Arthur Saunders RN.R.
superintendent of customs & mercantile marine; J. W.
Helyer, assistant examining officer; H. E. Howse,
outdoor officer; A. Cooke &. C. Wymark, boatmen;
hours of attendance, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; saturdays
I p.m
District Registry Officers of the High Court of Justice
for the Eastern Division of the Countv •
of Suffolk &;
Northern Division of the County of Essex, Probate
Division, Museum street, William Henry Walpole,
'l'egistrar; G. W. Hubbard, chief clerk; G. P. Price,
2nd clerk; W. H. Mayes, 3rd clerk; Queen's Bench
& Admiralty Divisions, William Henry "lValpole, dis-
trict registrar; F. G. Williams, principal clerk; offices,
13 Museum street
Dock Commissioners' Office, Custom houlle, The Quay,
.Roger Kerrison esq. treasurer; Henry C. Casley,
clerk; Long &; Casley, solicitors; J. F. Titchmarsh,
auditor; T. Miller C.E. engineer; Edgar Henry
Drummond, collector & accountant; F. L. Page, as-
sistant collector & accountant; Joseph Wing, harbour
& dock master; William Rouse, assistant harbour
master; Edward Hughes &; Orford Wood, superin-
tendents of dock traffic
East Suffolk & Ipswich Hospital, Anglesea road,Christphr.
Mercer Durrant M.D. & John Henry Bartlet M.D. hon.
consulting medical staff; Reginald Kennedy Casley
M.D., F.S.S., E. Hollis M.D., C.M., William Alfred
Elliston M.D., Branford Edwards L.RC.P.Lond., Hrbt.
Henry Brown M.D. & Richard William Brogden M.B.,
.E.S. honorary medical staff; WaIter William Sinclair
M.B. & C.M.Aberd. ophthalmic surgeon; Rev. Wm.
.John Garrould RA. chaplain; Llewelyn Wynne Davies
lM.B.Lond. &; Ch.B.Edin. house surgeon; Edmd. Wm.
1dartyn Wynn Westcott M.RC.S..Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
assistant house surgeon; T. Edgar Mayhew A.C.A.
sec. & collector; J. C. CuIf, dispenser; Miss Deane,
matron; offices, Thoro'fare
Her Majesty's Prison, Grimwade street; St. HeIen's st.
~ev. John Powell, chaplain; ~eorge Haynes H~ther-
mgton L.R.C.P.Lond. medICal officer; RIChard
Charles Benson, clerk & storekeeper; James Reader
Groves, chief warder
Inland Revenue Offic~, 2 Northgate street; Tax ~epart.
ment, E. :M. HarrIson, surveyor of taxes. EXCIse de.
p~rtment, J. Pickard! c?llector; R; L. Skinner, super-
VIsor; T. 'Yard, prmcIpal clerk; F. H. Cogman, F.
Lemon & .L. R. Freeman, clerks; G. Baldry, R. Pierce,
J. S. Robmson & H. "lV. Bromley, 1st class officers; E.
H. Leggeit &; W. A. Birkett, 2nd class officers
Ipswich Lying-in Charity; matron, Mrs. Seammen, 83
Berners street
Ipswich Fever Hospital, Foxhall road, George Snmpson
Elliston M.R.C.S.Eng. medical officer; George West.
rope, sec. ; Mrs. Ann Westrope, matron
Museum & Free Library, High street, Rooding Room
open daily (excepting sundays) from 9 a.m. to 9.30
p.m.; Lending Library open daily between the hours
of 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. 3 & 5 &; 7 & 9 p.m. except
sundays, Good Friday, Christmas Day &; Bank Holi-
days; Museum open daily (except sundays), 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. &; 7 to 9 p.m.; monday from 10 a.m. to
.5 p.m. only), Frank Woolnough, sec.; Wm. Fenton,
librarian. Rose Hill Branch of Free Library (R. E.
Adams, librarian), open mondays &; fridays, 7.30 to
9 p.m. wednesdays, 3 to 4 p.m
New Cattle ~Iarket, Princes street, Herbert Wright, 23
Princes street, clerk of market
Nurses' Home for East Suffolk, 8 Butter market, W.
Alexander esq. treasurer; Mrs. Meller, hon. sec.;
Miss J. Garrett, lady superintendent
Provision Market, Corn exchange, James George Witter,
.clerk of market, Tower rampa.rts
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Public Hall, Westgaie street &, Arcade street, G. E.
Watson, agent & manager
Pub:ic Bathing Plaee, River side; North bank, free to
the public; South bank, on payment of small fee
Registry of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk, Charles
Richards Steward, registrar, 9 Arcade street
Sub-Commissioners of Pilotage, John May, Arthur Saun-
ders RN.B. & J. Wing
Theatre (Ipswich Lyceum), Carr street, Arthur Pearce,
hon. sec
Town Hall, Cornhill, Thomas Scott & Charles Hicks,
town sergeants
MILITARY.
Suffolk Artillery Militia (Eastern Didsion Royal Artil-
lery); head quarters, Barracks, Anglesea road, Hon.
Col. L. Tillotson, eommanding; Hon. Lieut.-Col. C. J.
Easton, major; adjutant; Hon.
Lieut. J. Joy R.A. quartermaster
Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry (Th~ Duke of York's Own
Loyal Suffolk Hussars) (C Squadron), Hon. Major
the Hon. D. A. Toilemache, officer in command; R. O.
Kerrison, lieutenant; G. Turner, squadron quarter-
master; Troop Sergt.-Major Howe, drill instructor
1st ,Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment, Drill hall,
Portman's road (comprising A to H companies \&; a Cycle
Co.), Lt.-Col. H. A. Collins, commanding; F. G. Bond
&; W. A. Churchman, majors; Capt. Murray adjutant;
Samuel Sparkes, sergeant-major. (A, B, C & D com-
panies), Major F. G. Bond, commanding officer; A,
Capt. E. C. Tempest; B, Captain F. W. Turner; C,
Captain F. J. Cubitt; D, Captain C. T. Packard; Cycle
Co. Captain W. T. Pretty; Surgn. -Capt. .s.
S. Hoy-
land M.B. & Surgn.-Lieut. F. Ward M.D. medical
officers; Rev. Y. A. Barrington M.A. hon. chaplain
1st Suffolk &; Harwich Volunteer Artillery (Nos. 4, 5 & 6
Companies), head quarters, 29 Berners street, Major H.
St. George Cobbold, commanding 4, 5 &; 6 (Ipswich)
companies; Captains, G. W. Horsfield (No. 4), A. C.
Churchman (No. 5), H. Jones (No. 6); W. Headland.
sergeant-major instructor
SAMFOiRD RURAL DISTRICT OOUNCIL.
Meets at the Workhouse on thursday once a month at
10.30 a.m.
Chairman, Rev. John Hocking Hocking M.A. .Rectory,
Copdock, Ipswich
Clerk, Alfred Townshend Cobbold, 32 Mllseum st. Ipswich
Treasurer, George Henry Hewetson, Ipswich
Medical Officer of Health, George Sampston ElIiston, 2
Museum street, Ipswich
Sanitary Inspector, Hy.Kerridge, Cornhill chmbrs.Ipswch
Surveyor, Charles Whiting, Wenham Magna
IPSWICH UNION.
iBoa.rd day, friday, at 10 a.m. at 19 Tower street.
The union comprises the following parishes: St. CIe-
ment, St. He:en, St. Lawrence, St. Margaret, St. Mary-
at-the-Elms, St. Mary-at-the-Quay, St. Mary-at-the-
Tower, St. Mary Stoke, St. Matthew, St. Nicholas, St.
Peter, St. Stephen Rushmere, Shire Hall Yard, Warren
House Westerfield-in-Ipswich and Whitton-with-Thurls-
I ton. The population of the union in 1891 was 57,081; the
area is 8,002 aeres; assessable value in 1900, £257,609.
Chairman to the Board of Guardians, Rev. T. W. Tozer,
St. John's road, Ipswich
Clerk to the Guardians 1& Assessment Committee, Arthur
Frederick Vulliamy, 19 Tower street
Treasurer, William Alexander
Assistant Clerk & Collector, Jas.B.Gammage, 19 Tower st
Assistant Overseers, St. Margaret & St. Mary Elms, Geo.
Turner, 8 Museum street· St. Matthew, T. E. May-
hew, Thoroughfare ;,St. Cle~ent & 1St. Peter, C.G.Keell,
105 Fore street; ·St. Helen, E. C. Sneil, St. Helen's st. ;
St. Nicholas &; St. Stephen, S. J. Morley, 16 Great Col-
man street; St. Mary Key, Shirehall, Westerfield &;
Whitton, H. KeTridge, Cornhill chambers; St. Mary
Tower '& St. Mary Stoke, H. A. Wright, Princes street;
Rushmere, H. ,Skeet, .spring road; Warren House,
H. W. Parker, Fore street
Assistant Relieving Officer & Vaccination Officer, J. O.
Mackley, 19 Tower street
Relieving Of'filier, William George Lowe, 19 Tower street
Medical Officers, St. Clement's, ;
St. Matthew's 1& St. Margaret's districts, hank Fowle
Ward RA., M.B., B.C. ~2 Berners street
I Public Vaccinator, W. A. Elliston M.D. Stoke hall
Superintendent Registrol', Franc'is Ohal'les Ward, 3 St.
Helen's street &; 32 Museum street
Relristnu'ls of Births &; Deaths, Eastern Sub-district,
William Prentice, 19 Tower street & 12 Church street;
Western district, George Turner, 19 Tower street &
8 Museum street •
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Registrars of M lllI'ri'ages, John Glyde, 22 St. Nicholas
street; deputy, George WiJliam Hubbard, 15 Museum
street; Alfred Thomas Enter, 33 Uppe.r Brook street;
deputy Thomas James SC'al"lett, I I Warwick road
The Uuiou Workhouse, in Woodbridge road, erected iu
1898-99, at a cost of £39,000, is a large building of red
brick, aITanged for about 400 inmates: in 1871 the
guardians established a Home for the boys, which was
enlarged in 1877 to take in girls & infants; children
being taken from other Unions as well as Ipswich at St.
John's, where different branches of industry are taught;
Chas. Grayson, master; Rev. ·Wm. Henry ·Williamson,
chaplain; John Richard Staddon M..n.C.S.Eng. medieal
officer; Mrs. Edith Gray.son, matron
St. John's Home, Rev. W. S. King M.A. chaplain; Mrs.
Rogers, rna.tron
SAMFORiD UNION.
Board day, thurs. fortnightly at I I a.m. 81t the workhouse.
The union comprIses 'the following places: -Belstead,Bent-
ley, Brantham, Burstall, Oape'! St. Mary, Choattisham,
Chelmondiston, Copdock, East Bergholt, Erwa,1'ton (or
ArwaTton), Freston, Great Wenham, Hark'stead, Hig-
ham, Hintlesham, Holbrook, Holton St. Ma,ry, Little
Wenham, Raydon, SheIley, Shotley, Sprougihton, Strat-
ford s.t. Mary, Stutton, TatJtingstone, Washbrook,
Whel'stead &; WoolvlIDstone. The population of the
union in 1891 was 12,018; Mea, 45,622 acres; rateable
value in 1900, £72,945.
Chairman to the Board of Guardians, Rev. John Hocking
Hocking M.A. Rectory, Copdock, Ipswich
Clerk to the Gua,rdians &; Assessment Committee, Alfred
Townshend Oobbold, 32 Museum street, Ipsw'ich
Treasurer, George Henry Hewetson, Ipswich
Relieving &; Vaccination Officers, Capel district, John S.
Gough, Capel St. Mary; Holbrook district, John G.
Fll'ancis, IWlhrook
Medical Offioer,s & Pu.bl~c Vaccinators, Capel district,
Frederick Harry Turner M.R.C.S.Eng. East Bergholt;
Hadleigh dist. Joseph Clement Norman M.R.C.'S.Eng.
Hadleigh; Holbrook district, William Carey L.R.C.S.L
Holbrook; Ipswich district, Branford Edwards L.R.C.P.
Lond. St. Helens street, Ipswich
Workhouse, Tattingstone, John Henry Jarrold, master;
Rev. W. Stewart Walford, chaplain; WiI:iam Carey
L.R..C.S.I. medical officer; Mrs. Jal'rold, matron
Superintendent Reg'istrar, W~lliam Sidney Oalvert, East
Bergholt; deputy, H. C. Batley, East Bergholrt;
Registnrs of Births & Deaths, Capel St. Mary Sub-dis-
trict, John S. Gough, Capel St. Mary; deputy, Fredk.
Alexander, Capel St. Mary; Holbrook Sub-district, In.
G. Francis, Holhrook; deputy, Miss Frances Holbrook
Begi"trar of Marriages, J. S. Gough, Capel St. Mary;
deputy, F. Alexander, Capel St. Mary
School Attendance Committee.
Meets at Board room, Tattingstone, on thursday,
. monthly llJt I I a.m.
Uerk, Alfred Townshend Cobbold, 32 Museum st.Ipswich
Attendance Officer &, Inspector under the" Infant Life Pro-
tection Act, 1897," Henry Kerridge, Cornhill chambers,
Ipswich
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Consularr Agent fOll' Iba.}y, Cfuarles Thomas Townshend,
New Cut east
Vice-Consul for Swede'll &; Norway &, Denmark. Charles
Thomas Townsend, New Cut east
Billet M'lI,ster, Inspector Thomas Pearsons, Town hall
Chief Constable of County Police, Capt. Jasper G. Mayne,
County Police station, St. Helen's street
Clerk to the Charity Trustees, G. J. Notcutt,9 Museum st
Clerk to the Ipswich Endowed Schools, Stephen Abbott
Notcutt, 9 Museum street
Clerk 'to the Commissioners of Taxes for Ipswich Borough,
Samford '&, Co:neis Hundreds, Lucas Temple Cobbold,
21 Tower street
Collectors of Assessed Taxes, Henry Kerridlire, Cornhill
chambers; John Pye, Falcon street; A. G. Ray, Fore
street; John W. lB. King, Stevenson road
Clerk to the Samford Division Magistrates, Lucas Temple
Cobbold, 21 Tower street
Coroner for the Sltowmarket District of the County of
Suffolk, Arthur FTederick Vullia.my,20 Upper Brook st. ;
Deputy Coroner, Charles Wallerr Ohaston, Lowestoft
County Analyst, W. L. Sutton, RedweIl street, Norwich
County Surveyor, Eastern Division, Henry Miller M.LC.E.
16 Museum street
Deputy Chief Constable of County Police, Charles E.Fisher
Deputy Coroner for Lowestoft District, Arthur Frederick
Vulliamy, 20 Upp6Jl' Brook street
DiSltrict Registrar of the High Court of Justice, Probate
Division &; Queen's Bench &: Admiralty Divisicn,William
Henry Walpole, 13 Museum street
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Harbour & Dock Master, Joseph ·Wing, Dock gates
InspeC'tor of Corn Returns, Henry William Bromley, Inland
Revenue office, Northgate street
Inspectors under Explosives &; Petroleum Acts, Superi~
tendent Charles E. Fisher & deputy chief const!IJble~
County Hall Police station, St. He:en's st. & Town hall
Inspector of Weights & Measures fOll' the Southern DiSltrict
of East Suffolk, J osiah Burkitt, County hall
Official Receiver in Bankruptcy for theDistricts of Ipswich.,
Colchester & Bury Ht. Edmunds, Frederick Messent, 36-
Princes street
Registrar of the ArrC'hdeaconry of Suffo~, Charles Richards-
Steward, Arcade street
Surveyor to Lloyd's Registry, Ebenezer Robertson, 35
Lower Orwell Sltreet
Surveyor of Taxes for tbe Borough of Ipswich &; for the
DiV'ision.s of Bosmere &, Claydon, Cosford, Plomesgate,
Samford Colneis :& Woodbridge, E. M. Harrison; office,.
2 Northgate street
PLACES OF WORSHIP. with times of services.
Churches &; Episcopal ChapeI-s.
St. Bart,holomew's, Rev. George Augustus Cobbold B.Ar
vicar; 8 &, I I a.m. 3.30 & 7 p.m.; wed. & fri. 11.30.
a.m. &; 7.30 p.m.; other days, 5 p.m
St. Clement's, Rev. John Powell, rector; Rev. Alan Row-
lands Wood, curate; 10 a.m. & 3 &, 7 p.m.; wed. 7.3G
p.m
St. Helen, Rev. Edwin Oakley M.A. rector; Rev. Herbt.
Ball M.A. curate; I I a.m. &; 3 & 7 p.m.; wed. 1I.30
a.m.; fri. 11.30 a.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m. Lent ,&, Advent
St. Lawrence, Rev. William Joseph Frazer Whelan D.D.
vicar; I I a.m. & 7 p.m
St. Margaret, Rev. ATthur Blackwe~l Goulburn LillingstoD
M.A. vicar; Rev. Cecil N. Duke M.A. curate; I I a.m.
&; 3 & 7 p.m.; fri. 12 noon
St. Mary at Elms, Rev. Adalbert Willielm Van Den Bergb
A.K. C. vicar; I I a.m. &, 7 p.m.; holy communion, 8
a.m. & midday alternately
St. Mary Key, Rev. WiIliam StewaI'lt Walford, vic-ar; I I
a.m. & 7 p.m.; fri. I I a,.m
St. Mary Stoke, Rev. Canon Reginald Tompson M.A.
rector; 8 & 10.45 a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily, 10 a.m. &
7 p.m
St. Mary Towe:r, Rev. ythril Arthur Barringto:a. M.A.
vicar; 8 &, 10.45 !f.m. &; 3 & 7 p.m.; eucharist, 8 a.m. &;
5 p.m.; matins, 3.40 p.m. & evensong, 5 p.m. daily
St. Matthew, Rev. William Edward Fletcher M.A. rector;
9.45 & I I a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; wed. -& fri. I I a.m. &
7.30 p.m
St. Nicholas, Rev. Samuel Green RA. vicar; I I a.m. &;
7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
St. Peter, Rev. JohnWilliam Limmer Sheppard M.A.
vicar; I I a.m. & 7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
St. Stephen, Rev. Wi1liam Fred6Jl'ick Cla,rk, rec'l1Or; I];.
a.m. & 7 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m. durting advent &; lent
St. Michael, Rev. William John Garrould M.A.incumbent;
. I I a.m. & 7 p.m. ; thur,s. 8 p.m
All Saints, Rev. John Sheldon Jones M.A. vicar; Rev.
John Powis Hoult M.A. curate; I I a.m. & 7 p.m. ;
wed. 7.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. I I a.m
St. John's, Rev. William Samuel King M.A. vicar; Rev_
Hugh Walmsley Teesdale M.A. curate; I I a.m. 0& 6.30
p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Holy Trinity, Rev. William Henry Williamson, vicar; I I
a.m. &; 3 &, 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; fri. I I a.m
St. Pancras Catholic. Orwell place, Very Rev. Canon
Patrick Rogers &; Rev. H. O'Connor, priests; mass.-
8 & I I a.m. & vespers, sermon & benediction, 6.30
p.m.; daily ma,ss, 8 a.~ ; holiday,s of oblig-ation, mass,-
7 -& 9 a.m.; wed. & fri. rosary, sermon & benediction
8 p.m
St. Mary Clatholic, Woodbridge road, served from St.
Pancras; holy communion 8 & mass 9 a.m.; compline,_
sermon & benediction, 5 p.m.; holidays of obliganon,
mass, 7 a.m.; daily mass, 7.30 a.m
Seat&..
Friends' Meeting House, Bank street; 10.30 a.m. &
6.30 p.ru.; thurs. 11 a.li.................................. 5()()-"
Baptist : -
Zoar, David street, St. Clement's, Rev. Robert Coad
Bardens; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 pm. ; wed. 7- IS p.m, 500
Turret Green, Turret lane, Rev. Joseph Gott;
10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m. 800
Fonnereau road (Bethesda), Rev. "Yilliam Kern;
10.30 a. m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; mono &; thurs. 7. 15
p . ID ..
London road (Burlington), Rev. Thomas 1\1. Morris;
10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.45 p.m .. 1,100
Stoke green, Rev. Richard Elgar Willis; 10.30 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.ru . 800
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Congregational : -
"racket street, Rev. Thomas J. Bosken; 10.45 a.m.
& 6.45 p.m.; wed. 7.3° p.m
St. Nicholas street (St. Nicholas), Rev. John
Saunders, RA. ; 10.45. a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ; thurs.
7.30 p.m
Crown street, Rev. Alfred Ames Dowsett ; 10.30 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m. ; ~ues. 8 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
Cowper street, St. John's, Mr. F. D. Humphreys;
I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
GrimwadeMemorial,Fore Hamlet,Rev. ThomasAlfred
Carritt; IO.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m.·.•
Presbyterian, Burlington corner, Rev. Edward James
Gilchrist M.A., B.D. ; I I a.m. & 6.45 p.m. ; thurs.
8 p.m
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Primitive Methodist : -
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10 Rope walk; 10.3 a.m. R ev. Th omas B l'lg
& 6 ·30 p.m.................. Rev. William Tilby,
Clark son st.; 10.45 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m... supernumerary
Plymouth Brethren, High street, various; IO.45 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m..............•...................................... 200
Unitarian, St. Nicholas street.
a.m. & 7 p.m....................................•...........•
Wesleyan:-
Museum st. ; IQ.30 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Rev. Thomas Dixon & I
Alan road, St. John's;
10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ;
Rev. Allan Spencer
wed. 7.15 p.m . J
Elm Street Mission, 10.45 a.m. :& 7 p.m
Salvation Army Barracks, Tacket street
Holly Lodge Mission, Bramford lane, 7 p.m
St. John',s Mission, Foxhall road, 6.30 p.m
IPSWICH SCHOOL BOARD.
The IlO8l1'd formed 28 Jan. 1871, &; c<lnsistis of I I members.
The members retire triennially.
Ordinary monthly meetings helJ at ·the 'Offices of the
Board, Tower house, Tower street
Treasurer, W. Alexander esq
Clerk &i Correspondent of the Schools, J. Hepburn Hume,
Post Office chambers
Assistant Olerks, George Billam, F. H. Mee & F. A.Green
Attendance Officers, Thomas Geen, g Palmerston road,
James Mills, 25 Waterloo road 1& Charles Butcher, 30
Myrtle road
Board Schools.
Wherstead road, erected in 1872-73, has now accommoda-
tion for 263 boys, 275 girls & 272 infants; average
attendance, 215 boys, 248 girls &:i 207 infants; David
Wilding, master; Miss Wright, ,girls' mistress; Miss
Chandler, infants' mistres.s
Argyle street, erected in 1872, for 729 children; average
attendance, 284 girls & 258 infants; Miss E., Hansford,
girls' mistress; Miss .A.. Hammond, infants' mistress
St. John's, California, erected in 1873, for 365 boys;
average attendance, 35 I; J ames Martin Cracknell,mast
Trinity street, erected in 1863, for 252 girls; average
attendance, 240; Miss Augustina McKerrow, mistress
Trinity street, erected in 1874, for 250 infants; average
attendance, 2°9; Miss Emma ,lane Revans, mistress
St. Mary Elms, erected in 1874, for 200 boys; average
attendance, 130; John Bright Cooper, master
London road, erected in 1874, for 214 infants &; 200 girls;
average attendance, 178 girls & 176 infants; Miss K. M.
Atkins, girls' mistress; Miss E. J. Revans, infants' mist
Cavendish street, erected in 1877, for 374 boys; average
attendance, 358; RobeIt Cash, master
Rose Hill road, erected in 188S; &; enlarged in 1898, for
314 girls & 378 infants; average attendance, 282 girls &
269 infants; Miss Mary E. J ones, mistress; Miss Louise
Witter, infants' mistres's
Eramford road (boys, gids & infants), erected in 1882-8,
for 312 boys,232 girls &; 252 infants; average attendance,
270 boys, 186 girls ,& 192 infants; George Wm. Senton,
master; Miss Emma Gee, mistress; Miss Sarah Ward,
infants' mistress
Springfield, erected in 1895, for 440 boys & girls 1& 232
infants; average attendance, 393 boys & girls <& 191
infants; Frank G. Mayhew, master; Miss E. A. John-
stone, infants' mistress
Smart street, erected in 1883,for 310 boys; average attend-
ance, 263; alsG manual instruction centre for all boys'
schools, J. W. MurgatToyd & two assistants
Tower Ramparts, Higher grade (mixed), for 824; average
attendance, 513; Pollard Wilkinson RA., B.Sc. master;
pupil teachers" centre, J. Harrison M. A. instructor;
cookery centre, :Miss C. E. Davis, instructress; swim-
ming, A. C. Cattermole & J. Haward & Miss A. M.
Watling; evening classes are held at 14 centres
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Seats. QUEEN ELIZAllETH'S SCHOOL.
The date of the original foundation of the school is un-
. 1,200
known, but it certainly existed, on eVldence derived
from the borough records, before 1477: in 1482 it was
.. 1,000 endowed by the bequest of Richard Felaw, representa-
tive of the borough in Parliament, but this endowment
. was alienated in 1528 for the erection and support of the
7°0 college founded in Ipswich by Cardinal Wolsey; on the
f~ll of the Cardinal the e~dowment was seized by the
.. 25°
kmg, who, however, refounded the school by granting
800 it a charter: Queen Elizabeth subsequently, in 1565.
renewed, confirmed & enlarged the charter of Henry
VIII. & the school has since borne her name: the
0
present buildings were erected in 1851 on a healthy
47 eminence north of the town, the first stone being laid
1
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by H.R.H. Prince Consort on the 4th of July in that
year; these are of an imposing character & chiefly in
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the Tudor style, the entrance beiJl.g a reproduction on
a reduced scale of the remaining gateway of Wolsey's
college; in 1852 an elegant school chapel was erected
in the Late Perpendicular style, in which daily services
; II are held attended by the whole school; & in 1887 it
600 was enlarged by the addition of a small transept on the
south side: the stained east window is a memorial to
John E. D. Alston B.A. & John Josselyn, who died in
1 1863, aged respectively 23 & 17; & on the south side
I 5 00
is a painted window to Charles William, .son of the
Right Rev. F. T. McDougall D.D. some time Bishop ot
Labuan & Sarawak, who died 3rd June, 1854, aged 10
& is buried in the nave of the chapel, on the floor ot
which is an inscribed brass; here also is a memorial
window erected in 1886 by schoolfellows & friends to
Edward Algernon Lofft Holden B.A. of Trinity Hall,
Cambridge & son of the Rev. H. A. Holden LL.D. late
head master, who died at Tunis, N. Africa, 24 May,
1885: on the west wall, mounted on white marble, is
a memorial brass erected by William H. Richardson
M.A. assistant master 1871-80, to Thomas Stephen
Hayward Haward, of Chattisham, who died 16 July,
1879, aged 13: another brass waSl placed in 1900, by
former scholars, to the late Rev. Robert Nicholas San-
d~rson M.A. many years sub-master (1869-82), & some-
tIme rector of Wyverstone, who died in 1898. The
org-an was presented in 1853, during- the head master-
ship of Dr. Rigaud, afterwards Bishop of Antigua
(1857-60), and rebuilt by subscription in 1898; ad-
joining the school on the west is a cricket field of 7
acres, with a small cricket pavilion & surrounded by
a pleasant avenue of trees; the premises· alsG com-
prire three fives CGurts & other space for recrea-
tion, a gymnasium built by subscription at a cost
of between £300 & £400, ,& opened in 1884, & a
swimming bath erected in the same year at 31 cost
of £500 by the late Admiral Sir G. Broke-Middleton
bart. R.N., C.B. in memory of the naval duel between
H.M.S. "Shannon," commanded by his father, an old
Ipswich ·school boy,& the American ship" Chesapeake:"
in 1881 the school was reconstituted under a scheme,
with increased income & funds, & the buildings have
since been enlarged by the addition of three new class-
rooms,science room, studies for elder boys', new
dormitories, bath rooms, sanatorium & a laboratory &;
workshop: the object of the school is to impan
the highest liberal education, preparing for all
special & professional purposes, & there is a modem
department for' boys not requiring adva.nced classical
training. The school possesses' a considerable number
of valuable scholarships, exhibitions & prizes,as follows:
-.After leaving: the Albel't Scholarship of about £33,
tenable for one year at any college or hall at Oxford or
Cambridge; Martin, Smart & Pembroke exhibitions,
each of £50 & tenable for three years at Oxford or
Cambridge; & the Ford studentship of £30, tenable for
three years at Trinity College, Oxford. At the school:
Ten scholarships of £15 a year, as well as entrance
!cholarships of £45 & £35 for boarders. Prizei:-
Steward (£3), for theology; Lankester, for French &
German; Cowell, for classical literature; Members?,
for Latin Prose;, "Edward Rose," for English essay;
Cobbold for natural science; Hig-h Steward's for
modern languages; Head Master's for Greek Prose ~
Verse, ma,thematics & also to the boys best in their
respective forms at the Mid-summer examination;
Mr. W. Alexander's for English Verse; Mr. Feun
Cole's, for dra\\wg; the Rigaud Memorial Prize of
£"IO; Oaroline Baines prize of £ IQ fo],'l shorthand, and
the Joah Hunt prize, £w. There are now (1900) about
lIO boys. Head mas':,er, Rev. Philip Edwin Raynor
M.A. late scholar of New College, Oxford; sub-master,
Rev. A. 'iV. Chennells LL.D., T.C.D.; 'assistant mas-
ters, G. F. Eridge RA., Rev. E. I. A. Phillips M.A.•
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Richard Slator M.A., O. P. .Arion RA., J. Evans RA., St. Peter's (boylt, girls & infants), Grey Friars road, for
F. G. Bakker Ph.D. ; C. Cooke &1 J. Chapman F.N.P.S. ; 2Ig boys, 217 girls &; 161 infants; average attendance,
medical attendant, Herbert Brown M.D.; J. Wilkinson, Ig2 boys, 169 girls & 137 infants; William M. Green.
carpentry; Sergeant Austin, drill; G. Peberdy, cricket wood A.C.P. master; Miss Annie Sneil, mistress;
professil)nal; junior department, Miss Hunt, mistress. Miss S. Stearn, infants' mistress
In I8g8 Mr. J. Evans opened a boarding house in St. John's, Cauldwell Hall road (girls & infants), for 175
Anglesea road, known as "Holden house," in con- girls &; 307 infants; average attendance, girls 168,
nection with the school infants, 309; Mrs. H. M. Thompson, mistress; Miss
The Middle School for Boys, Bolton lane, was established E. Levett, infants' mistre-ss
under a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, framed St. Margaret's (boys), St. Margaret's green, erected in
in 1881, Terms (which include cost of books &; 1840, for 200 boys; average attendance, 201; James
stationery) £5 10S. 6d. or £6 15S. yearly, according to Ewbank Newby, master. Manual instruction in wood
age: excellent arrangements are made for boys whose work is given by the head master
parents do not reside in Ipswich, in respect of which St. Margaret's (girls &; infants), Old Foundry lane, erected
.application should be made to the head master. The in 1851; has an average attendance of 158 girls &; 130
school curriculum is, so arranged as to afford a sound infants; Miss Emma Barker, girls' mistress; Miss
practical education, valuable not only on account of Payne, infants' mistress
the mental training which it affords, but also for its St. Pancras Catholic (mixed), Cox lane, erected in 1871 &
useful character. It is adapted both for boys who, on enlarged in 1886, for 150 children; average attendance, .
leaving, will have to devote themselves to some of the 143; Miss Annie Forsyth, mistress
ordinary occupatiJns ef commerce, &; for those who British Turret lane, erected in 1848, for 230 boys, 159
require suitable elementary preparation for a pro- girls &; 125 infants; average attendance, 219 boys, 176
fessional career. Scholarships tenable at the school are girls & XI8 infants; Joseph Hayward, master; Miss
upwards of thirty, value £5-£7 per annum; 3-4 Bur- .Agnes L. Broome, mistress; Miss Hayward, infants'
ton Choir Scholarships of same value; two Bulstrode mistress
Memorial Scholarships of same value; Head Master's Girls' Industrial Home, Black Horse lane, St. Matthew's,
Scholarship of same value. Prizes open to boys' in instituted in 1857 & holds 45 inmates; Miss Taylor,
school: Those from Ipswich Chamber of Commerce -superintendent; Miss Fischer, schoolmistres
(£6), for commercial subjects; Mr. Gross's, for
mathematics; Messrs. Packard's, for Chemistry; Dr. NEWSPAPERS.
Bartlet's, for the senior boy; Mrs. Bartlet's for drawing; East Anglian Daily Times, F. W. Wilson, M.P. proprietor,
many others for special subjects in school work &; for
gymnastics, cricket &; ,swimming. Number of boys in 13 Carr -street
Evening Star, T. R. Elkington, publisher; office, Can
school (Igoo), 280. Boys are prepared for the London
street, published every evening
University Matriculation Chamber of Comemrce (Ips. Ipswich Journal, weekly (saturdays), Ipswich Journal
wich centre), the Cambridge University Locals, South Printing &; Publishing Co. Limited, proprietors,
Kensington Science & Art Examinations, the Civil
Museum street
Service & for scholarships & entrancE!l examinations' a-t
the Finsbury Technical School, Mason College, Bir- Suffolk Chronicle & Mercury, published every friday by
George Manby, 13 Carr strt.et
mingham &0. Candidates for admission must not be
under seven years of age. Head master, Thomas RAILWAYS.
Edward Cattell, University of London; second master,
J. T. Ford RA.Lond; science master, A. James B.oSe. ; Great Eastern· Railway Station, Frederick Jackson, dis-
art masters, J. T. Ford RA.Lond., A. G. Oakes, L. trict snperintendent; WaIter P.· Steriker, loco. super-
Lacay & J. Higne-tt M.A.; French &; German, Dr. intendent ; J osaph Norman, station master; Frank
llakker; shorthand &; book keeping, J. T. Ford B.A. Saward, district goods ,superintendent for the Eastern
Lon.; J. Hignett M.A. & A. S. Ruston B.A. ;' music, district; R. Seeley, goods agent
Wm. Hockey; there are three other assistant master.!!' Derby Road Railway Station, John H. T. Levett, iltation
The Endowed School for Girls, established under the master •
same ,scheme as the preceding; Miss Harrison, head Great Eastern Railway Parcels Booking Offices, 55a., St.
mistress Matthew's street & Di!!l lane
Borough of Ipswich Science, Art &; Technical Schools, Midland Railway Co.'s Booking Office, 6 Princes street;
Frank Woolnough, secretary, Art Division, Museum John Carter Holmes, agent
buildings, High street; W. T. Griffiths, master, Science
&; Technical Division, Christchurch College WATER CONVEYANCE.
London.
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES &c. The !!teamers load at South Devon wha.rf, Lower East
Smithfield, London, daily except mondays for Ipswich,
Eastern Counties Dairy Institute: Lady principal, Miss taking in goods for Bury, Bo:dord, Botesdale, Diss,
Annie Sharman; dairy teachers, Misses Helen Pascoe Debenham, Eye, Framlingham, Farnham, Grundilf-
k Kathleen Sharman; domestic economy teachers, burgh, Harwich, Hoxne, Hadley, Harleston, Halesworth,
Misses A. M. Watson &; Parsons; teacher of nursing, Ixworth, Lavenham, Needham, Stonham, Stowmarket,
Miss Emily C. Taylor; lecturers on poultry manage- Saxmundham, Thetford, Woodbridge &c. Vessels from
ment, Edward Brown F.L.S.; secretary, Joseph AIfd. Paul's quay, Ipswich, conveying goods to London. R.
Smith. Gippeswyk park. See advro-tisement &; W. Paul Limited, wharfingers, Paul's quay, Ipmch
East Suffolk County Council Technical Instruction Com- Ipswich Steam Shipping Co. Vessels, The Winnifred s.s.
mittee, White house, Tower churchyard, Rev. J. F. A. to Hull, every wed. after 12 p.m.; Onyx S.8. to New-
Hervey, chairma.n; William Edward Watkins, organiz- castle, Middlesboro' &c. weekly
ing secretary Belle Steamers. Summer service from Promenade, Ips-
The High School for Girls, Northgate street, was estab- wich, to Walton-on-the-Naze, Clacton, Yarmouth &;
lished about 1875, by the Girls' Public Day School Co. ; London. Agent, Geo. H. Turner. 8 Museum st. Ipswich
Miss' Kennett, head mistress Harwich.
Boys' Grey Coat &; Girls' Blue Coat, Curriers' lane, erected
in 1709, rebuilt in 1876, for 60 boys & 40 girls, &; has Great Eastern Railway Co.'s steamboats to &; from Felix-
a full attendance; Fredk. Wm. Everson, master &; sec stowe & Harwich (winter & summer services) daily,
District National (boys, girls &; infants) (for the parishes from the landing stage, Dock side
of St. Matthew, St. Mary Tower, St. Nicholas, St. CARRIERS.
Mary-at-Elm, St. Lawrence & St. Mary Key), St.
Matthew's Church lane, erected in 1847, &; enlarged in With the Places they go to, the Inns they l!ltart from &;
1856, for 260 boys, 185 girls & 188 infants; average Days of Departure.
attendance, 240 boys, 189 girls & 183 infants; Fredk Akenham List,' Halberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4,30 p.m
George Evans, master; Miss E. Stott, mistresS'; Mill!! Alderton-Burton, , Post Chaise,' mono wed. thurs. & sat.
Benn, infants' mistress XI·3 0
St. Mary Stoke, for 270 boys, 180 girls &; 200 infants; Aldham.---.,Hiskey, 'Angel,' tues. & sat. 2 p.m
average attendance, 236 boys, 165 girls &; 170 infants; Ardleigh-Hunwick, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fr.i. 4 p.m
William Joseph Smith, master; Miss S. A. P. Wilkins, Ashbocking-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 •

mistress; Miss E. Clark, infants' mistress p.m.; Borley, 'Saraeen's Head,' mono wed. & fri. 4.30
St. Helen's & St. Clement's (girls &; infants), Woodhouse p.m.; Baker, 'Mulberry Tree,' tues. thurs. & sat..
street, St. Helen's erected about 1847, for 172 girls & 5 p.m.; Garnham, 'Wagon &; Horses,' tues. thurs. &; sat
238 infants; average attendance, 170 girls &; 300 Aspal-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m
infants; ~iss Kate Aldous, mistress; Miss Louise Barham Simpson, 'Feathers,' daily, 4 p.m.; Burch,
Wilding, infants' mistress 'Globe,' mono tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Bridges,
 192 IPSWICH. SUFFOLK.
• •
CFeathers,' tues. thurs. &, ast. 4 p.m.; Farrow,
CFeathers,' tues. &, sat. 3 p.m.; Miles, 'Golden Fleece,'
tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m
Barking Green,' Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Squirrill, 'Feathers,' tues. &, sat. 3.30 p.m.;
Sparrow, 'Globe,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3.30 p.m
Baylham-Dorling, CGlobe,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m. ;
Sparrow, 'Globe,' daily 3 p.m
Bealings-Cotton, CIpswich Arms,' tues. &; sat. 3.30
p.m.; Mutimer,' Blue Coat Boy,' tues. 12.30
Benhall-Beeston, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m
Bentley-Beeston, CBlue Coat Boy,' tues. &, fri. 4.30 p.m
Bildeston-Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
CrE'sswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &, sat. 2 p.m.; Howe,
'Golden Fleece,' mono tues. &; fri. 4 p ..m
Blakenham (Great)_ Roper, eRose,' tues. thurs. &; sat.
3 p.m
Blakenham (Little)-Roper, eRose,' tues. thurs. &; sat.
2 p.m.; Green, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Squirrill, CFeathers,' tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m.;
Sparrow, 'Globe,' daily 3 p.m
Blaxhall-Burton, 'post Ch'aise,' daily, n.30
Bosmere-Bridges, 'Feathers,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30
p.m
Botesdale-Griggs, 'Rose,' tues. &, fri. 2.30 p.m
Boxford-Griggs, 'Rose,' tues. &, fri. 2.30 p.m
Boyton-Burton, 'Post Chaise,' mono wed. thU1'9. &; sat.
11.30
Bradfield-Hunwick, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
Bramford-Green, CIpswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.; Squirrill,
'Feathers,' tues. &, sat. 3.30 p.m.; Howe, 'Golden
Fleece,' mono tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
Brandeston-Smith, 'Halberd,' tues. &; sat. 4.30 p.m
Brantham-Hunwick, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
Bredfield-Leggett, 'Running Buck,' tues. &; sat.;
Cresswell, 'Bull,' wed. &; sat. 2 p.m
Brent Eleigh Sadler, C'Waggon &; Hor!*3s,' mono &; thul's.
4 p.m.; Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. th'lll'll. &; sat. 2 p.m
Bricet-Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
Brightwell-Driver, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. thurs. &; ~at.
4 p.m.; Rush, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.;
Farrow, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. &; sat
Brockfol'd-Stannard, 'Se's Horse,' tues. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
Reason; 'Feathers,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3.30 p.D.l.;
Jolly, 'Sea Hor,se,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3 p.m
Bromeswell Poole,' Rose,' sat. 4 p.m
Brundish-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Brrcklesham-Driver, 'S{)rrel Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat.
4 p.m
Burgh Leggett, CRunning Buck,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
.Burstall-Green, CBull,' tues. 1.30 p.m.; sat. 12,30 p.m. ;
Mowles, 'Wagon &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m.; Mea·
dows, ' Golden Fleece,' tues. ,thurs. &; sat. 3.30 p.m
Bury St. Edmunds-Cresswell, 'Bull,' wed. &; sat. 2 p.m
Butley-Pead, 'Post Chaise,' wed. &; sat. 4 p.m
Capel-Cole &; Cook, 'Sw-an,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3.30
p.m.; Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m
Charsfield Leggett,C Running Buck,'tues. &; sat. 4.30p.m
Chattisham-Wesley, 'Swan,' tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m
Ohelmondiston Bear, CWaggon&; Horses',' tues. wed. fri.
&; sat. 4 p.m.; Mothersole, 'Rose,' mono tues. wed.
fri. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Lockwood, CSun,' wed. &; sat. 3.30
p.m.; Coulson, CBlue Coat Boy,' mono tues. thurs. &;
sat. 4 p.m
Chelsworlh Sadler, CWaggon &; Horses,' mono &; thurs.
4 p.m.; Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
Chillesford-Pead, CPost Ohaise,' wed. &; sat. 4 p.m
Olaydon Simpson, CFeathers,' daily 4 p.m.; Bridges,
'Feathers,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m.; Sparrow,
'GlobE,,' daily 3 p.m.;. Burch, CGlobe,' mono (3 p.m.),
tues. t.hurs. & sat. 4 p.m.; Mitchell, 'Globe,' mono
tues. thurs. fri. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Smith, 'Globe,' tues.
thurs. &; -sat. 4 p.m.; Reason, 'Feathers,' tues. th'llrs.
& sat. 3.30; Dorling, 'Globe,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Miles, CGolden Fleece,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m
Clopton--8mith, 'Halberd,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Nunn,
, Saracen's' Head,' tues. & sat. 4 p.m.; Leggett, CRun·
ning Buck,' tues. &:, sat. 4 p.m
Cockfield-Cresswell, 'Bull,' wed. &; sat. 2 p.m
Coddenham-:Mitchell, 'Globe,' man. tues. thurs. fri. &;
sat. 4 p.m.; Fuller, 'Globe,' tues. &; sat. 4 p. m. ;
Simpson, 'Feathers,' daily 4 p.m.; Farrow, 'Ff'athers,'
hIE'S. &:, sat. 3 p.m
Colchester-Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. & fri. 4.30 p.m. ;
'Vass &; Co. CRose,' daily 2 p.m.; Beeston, 'Blue Ooat
Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m.; Hunwick, CBlue Coat Boy,'
tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
Copdock-Cole &; Cook, 'Swan,' tues. thurs. &; !oat. 3.30
p.m.; Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. &, fri. 4.30 p.ll
,
,
Creeting-Rush, CFeathers,' sat. ... p.m.; Bridge",
'Feathers,' tues. thurs. & sat. 4.30 p.m.; Harvey,.
'Feathers,' tues. 3 p.m
Cretingham-Le;;gett, 'Running Buck,' tues. &; sat. 4-
p.m.; Davey, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. tnm's. & sat.
3.30 p.m
Crowfield-List, CHalberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m. ;
Farrow, CFeathers,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m
Dallinghoo Leggett,' Running Buck,' tues.&; sat.4 p.m
Debach N'IlDD, , Saracen's Head,' fri. 4 p.m.; Leggett,.
, Running Buck,' tues. &, sat. 4 p.m
Debenham-List, CHalberd,' mono wed. &; fri. 4.30 p.m. ;
Smith, 'Globe,' tues'. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m
DedhaIIll-Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m
Dennington-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Disls Meen, CBull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m.; Stannard, 'Sea
Horse,' tues. &; sat. 2 p.m.; Jolly, CSea Horse,' tues.
&; sat. 3 p.m
Dovercourt-Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily 2 p.m
Ea,st Bergholt-Beeston, CBlue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fri.
4.30 p.m
Earl Soham-Read, CPost Chaise,' tues. &; sat. 4.30 p.m. ;
Rogers, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m
Earl Stonham-Holden, 'Rose,' tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m
Elmset Mowles, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Meadows, 'Golden Fleece,' tues. th'llrs. &; sat.
3.30 p.m
Elms,tead-B'llckles, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m.;
Wass &, Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Erwarton-Grimwood, CBlue Coat Boy,' man. tues.
thurs'. fri. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Bear, 'Waggon &; Horses,'
tues. wed. fri. &; sat. 4 p.m
Eye Jolly,' Sea Horse,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m
Eyke Pead, , Post Chaise,' wed. &; sat. 4 p.m
Falkenham-Driver, ' Sorrel Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4-
p.m.; Pratt, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Farthing, CIpswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &, sat. 4-
p.m
Felixstowe-Rranch, 'Plough,' daily, 4 p.m.; Gorham,
'Ipswich Arms,' daily, 4 p.m
Flowton-Green, 'Bull,' tues. 1.30 p.m. &; sat. 12.30 p.m
Foxhall-Driver, CSorrel Horse,' .tues. thurs. &;. sat. 4-
p.m.; Rush, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.;
Fanow, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Framlingham-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m.; Read.
CPost Chaise,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m
Framsden-Baker, CMulberry Tree,' tues. thurs. &; sat.
5 p.m.; Borley, 'Saracen's Head,' wed. &; fri. 4.30
p.m.; Manning, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. thufll. &, sat.
5 p.m.; Webster, 'Halberd,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Fre,S'singfield-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Freston-Hart, 'Blue Coat Boy,' mono tues. thurs. &;
sat. 4 p.m.; Stiff, 'Waggon 0& Horses,' daily except.
thurs. 4 p.m.; Gladwell,' Rose,' man. tues. wed. fri. k
sat. 4 p.m.• ; Lait, 'Rose,' man. tues. wed. fri. &; sat.
4 p.m.; Sawyer, 'Coach &; Hors~s,' tues. thurs.
&; sat. 1.30 p.m.; Grimwood, CBlue Coat Boy,' mon.
tues. thurs. fri. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Brooks, 'Coach &.
Horses,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Coulson. CBlue Ooali
Boy,' mono tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Farrow, CSor-
rel Horse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Great Bromle~Hunwick, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. & rri..
4 p.m.; Wass &; 00. CRose,' daily, 2 p.m
Gosbeck-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m
Great Oakley-Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m .
Greenstead-Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Gorton Griggs,' Rose,' mono &; fri. 4 p.m
Grundisiburgh-Dunnett, 'Running Buck,' tues. wed. fri.
&; sat. 4 p.m.; Goodchild, ' Bull,' tues. thurs:..
&; sat. 4 p.m
Hadleigh-Keynes, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. fri. &; sat.
4 a.m.; Beeston, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. thurs. fri. k
sat. 4 p.m.; Griggs, 'Rose,' mono &; fri. 3 p.m.;
Spragens, CPlough,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m.;. Cre~swell•.
CBull,' daily
Hacheston-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Harkstead-Glad'Well, 'Rose,' man. tues. wed. fri. &:, sat..
4 p.m.; Grimwood, 'Blue Coat Boy,' man. tues. thurs ..
fri. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Granger, eRose,' tues. thur~. &;
sat. 4 p.m
Harleston-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Harwich-Wass &; Co. CRose,' daily, 2 p.m
Helmingham-Read, CPost Chaise,' tues. &; sat. 4.30'
p.m.; Baker, 'Mulberry Tree,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 5
p.m.; Borley, 'Saracen's Head,' mono wed. &; fri. 4.3 0
p.m.; Osborn, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 5
p.m
Hemingstone-Burch, CGlobe,' mono tues. thurs. &; sat.
4 p.m.; List, CHalberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m. ;
Simpson; 'Feathers,' daily, 4 p.m
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
lIemley-Bloomfield, County hotel, tues. k sat. 4 p.m
Henley-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. k sat. 4.30 p.m
High'llm-Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. k frL 4 p.m
"FImtlesham Green,' Swan,' daily 5 p.m
Hit-ehllm-Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. k sat. 2 p.m.;
Squirrill, 'Feathers,' tues. k sat. 3.30 p.m
Holbrook-Gladwell, 'Rose,' mono tues. wed. frL k sat.
.4 p.m.; Hart, 'Blue Coa.t Boy,' mono tues. thurs. k
sat. 4 p.m.; Sawyer, 'Coach k Horses,' tues. thurs.
·k sat. 1.30 p.m.; Brook-s, 'Coach k Horses,' tues. &;
sat. 4 p.m.; Stiff, 'Waggon &i Horses,' daily exeept
~hurs. 4 p.m
'HoUesley-Burton. 'Post Chaise,' daily, H.30 a.m
Bolton-White, 'Coach &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m
Kenton-Rogers, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m
Kersey Spragens, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. &; sat. 3.30
p.m
Kesgrave-Durrant, 'Mulberry Tree,' daily, 4 p.m.;
Grout, , Post Chaise,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m
Kettleburgh Smith,' Halberd,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.
Kirby-Dumerton, 'Rose,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m.; Wass &;
Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Kiroon-Driver, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Pratt, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Farthing, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. & sat. 4
p.m
ILavenha~Sadler, "Wagon &; Horses,' man. &; thurs. 4
p.m.; OressweIl, 'Bull,' mono wed. &; fri. 2 p.m
Laxfield-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Layham-Keynes, 'Wagon &; Horses,' tues. fri. &. sat.
.!\- p.m.; Partridge, , GDlden Fleece,' tues. thurs. et sat.
4 p.m
Letheringham-Leggett, 'Running Buck,' tues. &; sat. 4
p.m
Levington-Punt, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Cowie, 'O:Iach k Horses,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m. ; BaJdwin, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. thurs. et sat.
"2.30 p.m
Lil:dsey-Sadler, 'Waggon &; Horses,' man. thurs. 4
p.m
Little Bentley-Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Little Blakenham-Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat.
2 p.m
Little Claoton-Dumerlon, 'Rose,' tues. &; frL 4 p.m
L(.ng Melford---'Sadler, "Waggun &; Horses,' mono &.
thurs. 4 p.m
Manningtree Hunwick,' Blue O:Iat Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4
p.m.; Wass &; 0:1. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m.; Dumerton,
, Rose,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
J.lartlesham-Durrant, 'Mulberry Tree,' daily, 4 p.m.;
Grout, 'Post Chaise,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m
.Melton-Grout, 'Post Ohaise,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.3 0
p.m
Mendlesham-JoIly, 'Sea Horse,' tues. .&; sa,t. 2 p.m.;
Reason, 'FeaiJhers,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3.30 p.m.;
~tannard, 'Sea Horse,' tues. &; sat. 2.30 p.m
1I1ickfield-Bridges, 'Feathers,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.3 0
p.m
!Iistley-Hunwick, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m. ;
WillSS &; 0:1. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Xllonk Soham.-Rogers, , Saracen's Head,' tues. &; fri. 4.3 0
p.m
.".\lonksleigh Sadler,' Waggon &1 Horses,' mono &; thurs.
4 p.m.; Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
Nacoon-Cowie, 'O:Iach &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m. ;
Baldwin, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. thurs. et sat. 3 p.m
Naughton-Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
.Nayland--Griggs, 'Rose,' mono &; fri. 4.30 p.m. ; :Korfolk,
'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. 4 p.m
~edging-cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
]'{eedham- Dorling, 'Globe,' tues. thUTS. &; sat. 4 p.m. ;
Sparrow, , Globe,' daily 3 p.m
Kettlestead-Green, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m
N-ewbourne Bloomfield, Oounty h-otel, tues. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Rush, 'Sorrel Hiorse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.;
Farrow, , Sorrel HOTse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Norton-Oresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m
Norwich-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m.; Jolly, 'Sea
Horse,' tues. &; sat. 3 p.m
01'fton-Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.; Cress-
well, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m. ; Green, , Ipswich
Arms,' tues. thUl'lS. &; sat. 3 p.m.; Squirrill, 'FeatheTS'
tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m.; Howe, 'Golden Fleece,' mono
tues. &; frL 4 p.m
'Orford-:"Pead, 'Post Chaise,' wed. &; sat. 4 p.m
Osyth, St.-Dumerton, 'Rose,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
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Otley-Osborn, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 5
p.m
Par-ham-Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; 8'3t. 9 a.m
Pettaugh-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30 p.m.
Pettistree-Grout, 'Post Ohaise,' toes. fuurs. &; sat. 4.30
p.m
Playford-Pryke, 'MUlberry Tree,' mono wed. fri. &; sat.
2 p.m
Polstead--Griggs, 'Rose,' man. &; fri. 3 p.m •
Ramsey-Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Ramsholt Burton,' Post Chaise.' daily, 11.30 8.m
Raydon White,' Coach &; Horses,' tues'. &t sat. 3 p.m. ;
Reckett, 'Ipswich Arms,' sat. 3 p.m. ; Keynes, 'Waggon
&; Horses,' tues. irL &; !lat. 4 p.m
Ringshall--Green, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Squirrill, 'Feathers,' tues. et sat. 3.30 p.m
Rushmere Pryke,' Mulberry Tree,' mono wed. iri. &; sat._
2 p.m
Semer Sadler, , Waggon &; Horses,' mono &; thurs. 4
p.m.; Cresswell,' Bull,' mono wed. &; iri. 2 p.m
Sihotley-Cou1son, 'Blue Coo.t Boy,' mon. tues. thurs. 11;
sat. 4 p.m.; Bear, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. wed. fri.
&; sat. 3 p.m
Shotti9ham-Burton, 'Post Chaise,' daily, II.30 a.m.;
Claxon, , Mulbery Tree,' tues. 4 p.m
Snape Burton,' P-ost Ohaise,' daily, 11.30 a.m
Somersham-Green, 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs• .&; sat.
3 p.m.; Roper, 'Rose,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 2 p.m.;
Cresswell, 'Bull,' tues. thurs. k sat. 2 p.m.; SquirreD.
'Feathers,' tues. &;sat. 3.30 p.m.; Howe, 'Golden
Fleece,' mono tues. &; iri. 4 p.m
Southolt Raper,' Rose,' tues. thurs. k sat. 2 p.m
Srproughton-Mowles, 'Wa,ggon &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 3
p.m.; Hiskey, 'O:Ia.ch &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 2 p.m
Stoke Ash-Darling, 'Plough,' sat. 2 p.m
Stoke-by-Nayland Buckles,' Feathers,' tues. &1 fri. 4.30
p.m.; Beeston, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; frL 4 p.m
Stonham-Bridges, 'Feathers,' tuesday, thursday &; satur-
day, 4.30 p,m. ; Reason, 'Feathers,' tuesday, thursday &;
saturday, 3.30 p.m
Stonham As,pall-Berry, 'Sea Horse,' tues. thurs. &; SBt..
3.30 p.m.; Bridges, 'Feathers,' tues. thurs. k sat. 4.30
p.m.; Miles, 'Golden Fleece,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m
Stradibroke Meen,' Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m.; Collins.
'Halberd,' 3 p.m
Stratford-Beeston, 'Blue Ooat Boy,' tues. & fri. 4 p.m.;
Buclcles, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m
Stowmarket Sparrow,' Globe,' daily 3 p.m
Stutton-Lewis, 'Blue Coat Boy,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m';1
Brooks, 'Coach &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Sudbourne Pead, , Post Chaise,' wed. &; sat. 4 p.m.;1
Burton, 'Post Chaise,' daily 11.30 a.m
Sutton-Burton, , PO&t Chaise,' daily, 11.30 a.m.; Clnon.
'Mulberry Tree,' tues. 4 p.m
Swilland Dye,' Saracen'& Head,' tues. &; sa.t. 4 p.m
Tattingstone Bullard,' Rose,' wed. &; fri. 2 p.m
Tedring &; Thorpe Dumerton, 'Rose,' tues. &; fri. 4
p.m.; Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
Thorndon Dorling, , Plough,' sat. 1 p.m.; Clark,
'Plough,' sat. 1 p.m
Trimley-Rushbrook, 'Waggon &; Horses,' tues. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Gorham, 'Ipswich Arms,' daily, 4 p.m
Tunstall-Burton, 'Post Ohaise,' daily, II.30 a.m
Uf!ord-Grout, 'Post Chaise,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4.30
p.m.; Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &; sat. 9 a.m
Waldringfield-Bl-oomfield, County hotel, tues. &; sat. 4
p.m.; Rush, 'Sorrel Hor·se,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m.;
Farrow, 'Sorrel Horse,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Walton-Branch, , Ipswich Arms,' daily, 4 p.m.; Gorham,
'Ipswich Arms,' daily, 4 p.m.; Rushbrook, ' Waggon &
Horses,' tues. &; sat. 4 p.m
Walton-on-Naze-Dumerton, 'Rose,' tues. &; fri. 4 p.m. ;
Wass &; Co. 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m.; Parker,' Rose,' daily,
2 p.m
Washbrook-Buckles, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri. 4.30 p.m. ;'
Cole &; Cook, 'Swan,' tues. thurs. et sat. 3.30 p.m.;'
Wesley, 'Swan,' tues. &; sat. 3.30 p.m.; Partridge,
'Golden Fleece,' tues. thurs. &; sat. 4 p.m
Wenham-Cole &; Cook, 'Swan,' tues. thurs. et sat. 3.30
p.m
Westerfield-Baker, 'Mulberry Tree,' tues. tours. &; sat. 5
p.m
Wetheringsett Stannard, 'Sea Horse,' tues. &; sat. ~
p.m.; Rose, 'Plough,' sat. 3 p.m
Whatfield Mowles,' Waggon &; lIorses,' tues. &; sat. 3
p.m
Whitton Simpson, 'Feathers,' daily, 4 p.m.; Bridges,
'Feathers,' tues~ thurs. & sat. 4.3 0 p.m.; Reason,
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 194 IPSWICH. SUFFOLK.
CFeathers,' tues. thurs. &:; sat. 3.30 p.m.; Mitchell, 'Saracen's Head,' tues. &:; fri. 4.30 p.m.; Wass &:; Co,
'Globe,' mono tues. fri. &:; sat. 4 p.m.; Burch,' Globe,' 'Rose,' daily, 2 p.m
mono tues. thnrs. &, sat. 4 p.m.; Fuller,' Globe,' tues. Woodbridge Durrant, C Mulberry Tree,' daily, 4 p.m'T
&:; sat. 4 p.m Meen, 'Bull,' tues. &:; sat. 9 a.m.; Grout,' Post Chaise;"
Wickham Market Grout,' Post Chaise,' tues. thurs. &; tues. thurs. &:; flat. 4.30 p.m.; Burton, 'Post Chaise:
sat. 4.30 p.m. ; Stopher, 'Halberd,' tues. 4 p.m. ; Meen, daily, 11.30 a.m.; Pearl. 'Post Chaise,' wed. &; sai. 4-
'Bull,' tues. &:; sat. 9 a.m }).Il1 .
Wickham Sk.eith-Dorling, 'Plough', sat. 2 p.m Woolverstone Bear,' Wa.ggon &:; Horses,' tues. wed. ~
Willis'bam--Green; 'Ipswich Arms,' tues. thurs. &:; sat. &; sat. 4 p.m.; Mothersole, 'Rose,' mono tU6S'. wed. fn
3 p.m.; Squirrill,' Feathers,' tues. &:; sat. 3.30 p.m &; sat. 4 p.m. ; Lockwood, ' Sun,' wed. &:; sat. 3.30 po.m. ;:
Winston-List, 'Halberd,' tues. thurs. &:; sat. 4.30 p.m Grimwood, 'Blue Coat Boy,' mono tues. thurs. fri. &:
Witnesham Webster, 'Halberd,' tues. &:; sat. 4 p.m.; sat. 4 p.m.; Coulson, 'Blue Coat Boy,' mono iues_
Read, 'Fest Chaise,' tues. &:; sat. 4.30 p.m.; Borley, thurs. &:; -sat. 4 p.m
, Saracen's Read,' m-on. wed. &:; frL 4.30 p.m.; Dunnett, Yaxley-Bloomfield, 'Plough,' tues. &:; sat. 4 p.m
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Bantoft Hy.Briddon,131 Woodbrdg.rd Bisshopp Edward Fernley. Haslemtlre,.
Abbott George, 68 Berners street Bantoft Miss, Westwell, Westerfld.rd St. Edmund's road
Abbott Geo. F. 267 Cauldwell Hall rd Bantoft ~isses, 1(20 Woodbridge road Bixby J osiah Warren, S4 Spring rd
Abbott Miss, 2 Stanley avenue Bantoft William, Hamilton tower, Bixby Robert, 56 Alexandra road
Abbott Mrs. 20 Berners street Westerfield road Blair Thomas, 166 Norwich road
Ablitt Mrs. 58 Alexandra road Barber Mrs. Oak cot. Norwich road Bland Rev. Samuel King (Baptist),.
Adams .James. 2 Spring road Bardens Rev. Robert Goad (Baptist), Highlands, 44 Warrington road
Adlard Norman Clark, 178 Wood- Kobe lodge, Cauldwell avenue Bland Thoma&, 70 London road
bridg-e road Barker Arth. Allen, 49 London road Blofield Mrs. Lambourne lodge, An.
Ajax John, 41 Bolton lane Barnard Albert, Mill ho. Foxhall rd gleselli road .
Alderson Col. E. M. 171 Norwich rd Barns John Stephen, 107 London road Blofield Wm. A. 5 I Gt. Whip st.Stoke-
Alderton Mrs. 55 London road Barrell: Arthul' William, Griffin cot- Bloomfield Frdk. 124 Woodbridge rd
Alderton Mrs. 19 Warwick road tage, Bramford road Bloomfield J oseph, 135 London road
Alderton Tbos. South view, Park rd Barrington Rev. Ythil. Arthur M.A. Bloomfield Jas. I IS St. Helen's st
Aldiss John George, 94 Princes street (vicar of St. Mary-le-Tower &:; -sur- Hloomfield James, 6 Adelphi place
Aldous !.lfd. Jas. 99 Ohristchuroh st rogate), 20 Fonnereau road Blount Mrs. The Beeches, Wester-
.lldous James Wm. Ohristchurch st Bartlet John Henry M.D., J.P. Berk· field road
Aldrich Miss, 165 Norwich road field lodge. Bel,stead road Bloxsome Sidney Ohas. 103 Lacey sf;;
Aldrich Misses, 19 Alpe street Bartlett Chas.Bateman'9.stevenson rd Bond Frederick George, Derby lodge..
Aldridge Frank, North ldg. Londn.rd Bartlett Miss, Stowe cott. Ivry st VVoodbridge road
Alexander Mrs. East tower,Norwch.rd Barton Thos. Apsley ho. Norwioh rd Bond James Benjamin, 17 Holly roa<l
..Alexander Mrs. I Madeline villas,Nor- Bass Mrs. 94 London road Bond Rbt. Cauldwell hall, Spring rd
wich road Bately Alfred, 55 Felixstowe road Bond William K. Pentucket, St. Ed-
Alexander Mrs. 138 Norwich road Batley Aug. John, 6 Palmerston rd mund's road
Ale'X'ander Wm. Gatewick, Park road Battell Edward, 27 Westerfield road Bone Geo. Wm. Newton ho.Foxhall rd
Allan Mrs. Brodick, Graham road Battely Waadegrave C.7 Gippeswyk rd Bone Mrs. 7 Constitution hin
ADen George Bifien, Merton house, Battley WaIter, Little Round wood, Booth Wm. Hy. Alandale, Graham re!
Norwich road Sidegate lane Borrett Charles, I London road
Alston Thomas, 14 High 'street Baxter Edgar George, 5 Adelphi place Borrett William James, 9 Borough rd
Anderson Henry, 9 Spring road Bayley Geo. Wolsey house, Wolsey st Borrett William 'rhoS'. 8 Spring road
Andrews James, 251 Norwich road Bayley James Rogers, Oaklands, Bothwell Mrs. 12 Silent street
.Andrews Miss, I I Gippeswyk road Broughton road Botwood Mrs. Maple ho.Woodbridge rd
Andrews Mrs. 2 The Crescent, Lon- Bayley Miss, 96 Spring road Botwood Samuel Ernest, Maple house..
don road Bayley Mrs. 17 Friars road Woodbridg-e road
Anness Richard, 56 Wellington ter- Bayley William, 64 Wherstead road Botwood William Thomas" Maple hl)_
race, London road Bayley Wm. Maxwell, 108 Christ- Woodbridge road
Annes,s Sam!. Richd. IS London rd church street Boncher Mrs. 40 Berners street
Archer Herbert Edward, River view, Baylis T. G. 89 Burrell road Bovill Edwarcl J. E. Henley road
Tuddenham road Beard Edward, 74 Orford street Boyfield Mrs. 129 St. Helen's street
Archer Mrs. 39 Christchurch street Beart Frederick Wm. 229 Norwich rd Bramble William, 44 Palmerston road
Archer Mrs. 155 Norwich road Beaumont Mrs. 2 Neale street Brame Geo. Montrose ho. Norwich rd
Archer Mrs. 185 Princes street Beoher Frank G. St. Edmund's, St. Brammer Miss, 68 Orford street
Archer Mrs. The Mount Edmund's road Brand Edwd. Sunny bnk.Warrngtn.rd
_I\.rdener Mrs. 209 Woodbridge road Bedford Carus, I Bank street Brand J sph. Smith. 22 Burlington rd
~\rdley Misses, Thornbank, Wester· Bedingfield William Edwin, 252 Wood- Brand Sidney, 26 Warrington road
field road bridge road Branford William, 125 London road
Armstrong Mrs. 72 Orford street Bell Robert, Rose villa, Holland rd. Brasted Charles.A.lfd.246Woodbridge rd
Arnold Arnold, 7 Palmerston road St. John's ' Breeze Hy. Wm. ZJ St. Helen's st
Arton O. P., B.A. (assistant master Bellward John, I Colville villas, Nor- Brett Mrs. 13 Lower Brook street
Queen Elizabeth's school), School wich road Brice Miss, 172 Woodbridge road
house, Henley road Bendall Mrs. 39 Bolton lane Bridge G. F., RA. (ass,istant maste:r
Atkins Arthur IQ Bolton lane Benham Arthur W. 129 London road Queen Elizabeth's schl. ),25 Tower st
Austin Wm. 43 Bramford lane Benn Miss, 27 Alpe street Bridge Oliver, 227 Norwich road
Ayres Arthur. Salisbury ho.Foxhall rd Bennett Arth. AIy, Clovelly,Russell rd Bridge Wm. Gray, 189 Princes street
Badshah :Mrs. Lalla Rookh, St. Ed- Bennett Fred, 20 Church street Brigden Edward, 9 Gippeswyk road:
mund's road Bennett Geo. C. 1'2 Fonnerea'll. road Bright Rev. Thomas (Primitive Me-
Bagena! Philip, High view,Belstead rd Bennett John Thomas, 2'2 Church st. thodist), 7 Waterloo road
Bailey Charles, 45 .A.Ipe street St. Clement's Brinsmead Mrs. 127 Fore street, St.
Bailey Ernest Wm. 13 Holly road Bennett Miss, 129 Fore st.St.Clemnt's Clement's .
Bailey George Wm. 21 Oxford street Bennett Mrs. 9 Northgate street Broadrick George, Broughton house~
Bailey John, 21 Bedford street Bennett Raymond, .S St. Helen's st Broughton road
Baily Alfred, 6 Warrington road Bennett Walter,Kentisbeare, Henley rd Brockley William Samuel, Brooklyn..
Baker James, Blythside, Russell road Bere Mrs.Richmond, Cauldwell Hall rd Norwich road
Baker John, 29 Borough road Bevan Alfred George, 101 Fore st Brogden Richard William M.B., B.S_
Baker Mrs. 11 Bedford street Bevan Henry Jas. 91 Woodbridge rd 12 Lower Brook street
Baker Samuel, 38 Clarkson street Beverley William, 21 Westerfield rd Bromley Henry Wm. 24 Alpe street
Bakker F. G., Ph.D. 12 Warwick rd Bezant James, 21 Bolton lane Brook Harry Thos. 39 Cobbold at
Baldry George, 2 Oxford villas, Cauld- Biddell Misses, 29 Henley road Broom Miss, 3 Neale street
well Hall road Biddell Mrs. Birnam 10. Crescent rd Broom William Arthur, 35 Alpe st
Ball Rev. Herbert RA. (curate of St. Biddle George Arthur, Upland gate, Brown David Alfred, Ethelda, Felix-
Relen's), 34 Anglesea road Bishop's hill stowe road
Baly Horace, 207 Woodbridge road Bidwell Miss, 32 Ivry street Brown Edga.r J ermyn, Villette, Tud-
Banks Fred, 26 Lower Brook street Birch John Rbt. 73 Christchurch st denham road
Banks Mrs. 66 Foundation street Bird Buckingham, sen. 25 High st Brown Herbert Henry M.D., F.R.C.S.
Eantoft C. 120 Woodbridge road Bird Fred, Redlands, Warrington rd Eng. 3 Museum street
Bantoft Guy O. Westwell, Wester- Bird Mrs. S2 High street Brown John, 38 Cobbold street
field road Bird William, 33 Lower Brook !!twet Brown Miss, Upland house, Spring rd

DIRECTORY.]
Brown Mrs. z6 Palmerston road
Brown Mrs. Fark side, Vicarage rd
Brown Nathan, 37 Spring road
Brown Samuel, 44 Berners street
Brown Thomas Common, 147 Wood.
bridge road
Brown Wm. Hy. 30 Palmerston road
Browne Frederick George, 4 Great
Whip street, Stoke
Browne Lovic, 42 Burlington road
Bruce Joseph, 71 London road
Bruce Mrs. Tenby lodge, Norwich rd
Bryant Algernon, 50 ChevalIier street
Bryant Mrs. 19 Burlington road
Buck Henry In. 20 Burrell rd. Stoke
Bu.ck Miss, 91 Christchurch street
Buck William Moss, 72 Berners .street
Buckham Edward, 89 Berners street
Bucknell Frederick Charles, Buteland
villa, Felixstowe road
Bugen Hermann, 7 Alpe street
Bugg Frederick John, 53 Henley rd
Bugg Miss, 35 Spring road
Bugg William Albert" 109 London rd
Bullock George, 215 Woodbridge road
Bullock Miss, 5 Falcon street
Bullock Mrs. I The Crescent,London rd
Bulman Edwd. Chas. 36 Warwick rd
Bunn William Alfred, 30 Alpe street
Bunting Charles, 58 Orford s,treet
Burch William, 4 Adelphi place
Burch Wm. Michl. 94 Ohristehurch st
Burckhart Edward, Hook, Park road
Burley Mrs. Linden Idg. Anglesea rd
Burrell Wm. Ralph ho. Gt. Whip st
Burton Bunnell Henry, The Moat,
Tuddenham road
Burton Mrs. Chas. May, I Adelphi pI
Burton Mrs. H. M. 3 Burlington road
Burton William Parker, Barncroft,
Stone Lodge lane
Buscall Matthew Thomas, '219 Cauld-
well Hall road
Butcher Geo. L}'1lcroft, Westerfield rd
Butcher Miss, 47 Berners street
Butcher Mrs. I ~shmere grove
Butcher Thomas, 87 London road
Butler Miss, 209 Cauldwell Hall rd
Byford Charles, 35 London road
Byles Mrs. Hill house, St. Clement"s
Cable Charles In. 3 Thoroughfare
Cable John Ernest, 41 Clarkson st
Cade :Mrs. 127 St. Helen's street
Cadge Frank, Parkhurst, Park road
Campbell Robert, 82 Bramford lane
Candler Miss, 137 London road
Cane John Germyn, 5 I High street
Cane Mrs. 102 Christchurch street
Canham Arth. Meadows,~9 Bedford st
Canham Robt Bayes, 46 High street
Canham WaIter, 29 Spring road
Canham William Jas. 98 Handford rd
Cannons Miss, 6 Berners street
Cantlow Mrs. 3 Alpe street
Cantlow Wm. Hy. 1 Warrington rd
Capon Mrs. 80 Christchurch street
Carrington Miss, 4 Spring road
Carritt Rev. Thomas Alfred (Congre-
gational), IS St. John's road
Carter Alfred George, Chester house,
Cauldwell Hall road
Cash Rbt. Clevedon vils. Stevenson rd
Casley Henry Clement, 133 Wood-
bridge road
Casley Reginald Kennedy M.D.,C.M.,
F.S.S. 30 Carr street
Casson Wm. AugstS.16 Burlington rd
Catchpole E. C. 181 Princes street
Catchpole Edgar, Hereford house,
Westerfield road
Catchpole Joseph, 14 Brook's Hall rd
Catchpole Mrs. 30 Christchurch st
Catchpole Robert, 183 Princes street
Catchpole William John, Russell ho.
Russell road
Cater Mrs. 133 Norwich road
Catermole Alfred, 22 Warwick road
Cattell Thomas E. Bolton lane
Cattell Thomas Edward (head master
Middle school), 33 &; 35 Anglesea rd
SUFFOLK.
Cattermole J ospeh Rotherham, 9
Arthur terrace
CattoD WaIt. Edwd. 48 Chevallier st
Chandler Sansam, 61 Christchurch st
Chaplin George, 160 Norwich road
Chaplin Mrs.Kentucky ho.Anglesea rd
Chapman F., F.N.P.S. 135 London rd
Chapman Henry, 31 Chevallier street
Chapmen Mrs. 28 Anglesea road
Chapman Mrs. 8 Berners street
Chapman Mrs. 28 Burlington road
Chapman W. J. 134 London road
Charles WaIter John, 2 Chenery st
Chatten W. H. The Arcade
Cheney Edwin John M.A., M.R.A.C.
Brooks hall, Norwich road
Chennells Rev. Alfred William LL.D.
(sub-master Queen Eliza.beth's scl.),
ISchool house, Henley road
Childs Miss, 52 Berners street
Chilver George R. Burlington lodge,
Burlington road
Chilver Mrs. 39 Alpe street
ChilveISl Ephraim, .Algar house,,"Vood-
bridge road
Chilvers George, 48 Wellington ter-
race, London road
Ching George Charles, Warrington
house, Warrington road
Chrispin William, Garden villas,
Cauldwell Hall road
Christie .I\.lec. 25 Spring road
Christie Frank Alex. 6 Low. Brook st
Christ-ie Mrs. 19 Fonnereau road
Christie Mrs. 24 Warrington road
Christie WaIter J. 3 St. Matthew's
place, Norwich road
Christie William, 2 Star lane
Christie Geo. Alexander, Spring rc;ad
Christopherson Miss,59Christchurch st
Christopherson ROSS,27 Tuddenham rd
Christopherson Wilfred, 6 Paget st
Church George, 138 Cauldwell Hall rd
Churchman Arthur Charles, Wilbury,
Norwich road
Cimrchman· William Alfred, Queen's
cliff, Stoke Lodge lane
Clark Rev. William Frederick (rector
of St. Stephen's, chaplain. of Boro'
Lunatic Asylum, &; surrogate), St.
Stephen's rectory
Clark George, Stamford house, ,"Yar-
rington road
Clark Manuel Philip, Hill side, Fon-
nereau road . Cooper John Wm. 10 Ashmere grove
Clark Miss, 25 Warwick road
Clark Mrs. 4 Warwick road'
Olarke Frederick, 75 Victoria street
Clarke Fredk. Giles, 8 Henley road
Clarke Harry, 153 ~orwich road
Clarke Hy. Blackwell, 104 Hervey st
Clarke Miss, 78 Berners street
Clarke Miss, Cotswold ho. Dalton rd
Clarke Mrs. 26 Brooks Hall road
Olarke Mrs. 29 Fonnereau road
Clarke Mrs. St. Matthew's lodge,
Norwich road . Corder !<'rederic, jun. Montrose, Tud-
Clarke Mrs. 62 Spring road
Clarke Robert, 8 St. Peter's street
Clarke Robert SamuPl, I Redan z;;t
Clarke WaIter Sharman, 33. Wilber-
force street
Clark William Rewse, 24 Church st.
St. Clement's
Clayden Miss, 25 Fonnereau. t'uad
Cleveland Robert, 27 Spring road
Clifton Edwin Sam!. 150 Norwich rd
Clifton Thos. North vw. Freehold rd
Closson Hy. Phillips, 131 St.Helen·s st
Clover Mrs. 146 Norwich road
Clowes Miss, 18 Anglesea road
Clowes Mrs. I59 Woodbridgp. road
Coaten Mrs. I St. Matthew's place,
Norwich road
Cobbold Rev. George AUP'ustus RA.
(vicar of St. BartholQmew's), St.
Bartholomew's vicarage, Xewton rd
Cobbold Alfd. Townshend,27 Henley rd
Cobbold Francis Alfd. Westbury ldg.
Anglesea road
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IrSWICH. 195
Cobbold In. Dupuis J.P. Holy Wells
Oobbold Lucas 'l'emple, I Graham rd
Cobbold Mrs. Oaklands, Belstf.'ad rd
Cobbold Mrs. The Grove
Cobbold Mrs. Hy. 37 Fonnereau rd
Cockrell Harry, Oxted hO'use, Cauld-
well Hall road
Cocksedge A. 28 Lower Brook street
Cocksedge Edmd. 28 Low. Brook st
Coe Alfred, 41 Christchurch street
C'<Je Alfred, 18·a, Lower Brook street
Cogman Frederick Henry,I Cambridge
villas, Cauldwell Hall road
Colchester Chas. Fernleigh, Wester.
field road
Colchester Valentine D. 17 High at
Cole Herbt. Jas. 104 Christchurch st
Cole John Fenn, Northcote, Anglesea.
road &; I I Museum street
Cole Mrs. 185 Norwich road
Cole William, 32 Alpe street
Cole Mrs. Wykes, Sommerfield, Wes ..
terfield road
Coleby John Smith, 63 London road:
Coleman .A.rthur JO'hn, Grove view~
18 Ashmere grove
Collard Robert, Orchard leigh, Free-
hold road
Collins Janus Fras. I West~rfield rw
Collins Miss, 66 Eerners .street
Collins Mrs. 7 Redan street
Collins Thomas, 20 BrookS' Hall road
Collinson Samuel, 107 St. Relen's st.
Colthorp Mrs. 26 Alpe street
C'<Jmmins WaIter, 62 Orford street
Conder Josiab, Tuddenham 10c1ge,..
Tuddenham rood
Conder Miss, Salisbury ho. Nacton rd .
Conder Thos. Everett, 48 Berners at.
Constable John, 87 Bemers street
Cook Alfred, 69 London road
Cook James, 102 Hervey 8'treet
Cook John, 70 Foundation street
Cook Mrs. 48 Bramford lane
Cook 'Walter, 25 Bedford street
Cooke Charles, Neale house, Neale st
Cookson Rev. Edward M.A. Marles-
ford house, Warrington road
Cooper Alfred James, 42 High street_
Cooper Benj. Hammond, 15 Holly nl
Cooper George Murray, Glencairn,.
Graham road .
Cooper John, Highland house, Bel-
stead road
Cooper Mayhew, Northleigh, Felix-
stowe road
Cooper Mrs. East view, CauldweU
Hall road
Cooper WaIter, Kew 'York villa,..
Felixstowe road
Cooper Wm. 144 Woodbridge road
Coppard Lewis, 9 Fonnereau road
Copping Arthur, 19 Cauldwell avenue-,
Corder Frederic, Royston house.
Westerfield road
denham road
Comell Herbert Blomfield, 12 Palmer-
ston .road
Cornish Alfred, 10 Adelphi place
Cornish WaIter Fredk. 200 Spring rd
Ootman Thomas Wm. Northgate st
Cotton Herbert, 13 London road
Cotton Mrs. 5 Henley road
Coulcher Mrs. 127 Woodbridge road.
Cowe11 Arthur Henry, The Poplars•.
Henley road .
Cowell Charles Hy. SI Henley road'
Cowell Miss, South lawn, Anglesea rd
Cowell WaIter Samuel, The Poplars,
Henley road
Cox Mrs. Bird's villa, 239 Cauld-
well Hall road
Coxhead Miss, 36 Palmerston road
Cracknell James Martin, Cowper ldg.
Cowper street, St. John's
Cracknell Miss, 39 Clarkson street
Crickmer George, 21 Palmerston rd
Crisp Mrs. 32 High lItreet
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Crook John, 257 Norwich road Draine Mrs. 14 Alpe street ·Fisher Misses,S Crane hill
Cross Miss, 59 Fonnereau road . Dowsett Rev. Alfred Ames (Cong.), Fisk Edwin, 39 St. Helen's street
Cross Miss, 23 Orford street 49 Woodbridge road Fisk Ernest, Graham road
Crouch Oliver, 39 Spring road Drummond Edgar Henry, 12 Wil- Fisk Frank H. 75 London road
Cubitt Frederick, Hollanden house, loughby road, Stoke Fisk George, Homeleigh, Park road
Burlington road Drummond Miss, 39 Wilberforce st Fisk William, 29 Elm .street
Cu.ckow Joseph Harry, 218 Spring rd Duke Rev. Cecil R. (curate of St. Fisk William. George, Hamilton ho.
Cuckow Mrs. 8 Kev street Margaret's), Fern house, St. Mar- New cut east
Culf John O. 65 Lacey street garet's green Fison Edward, Allington house,Wood-
Cullingham James Barry, 48 Ivry st Dumant Thomas Smith,le Willoughby bridge road
Cullingham Misses, I41 Handford rd road, Stoke Fison Herbert, Stoke ho. Belstead rd
Cullington Mrs. 31 Warwick street Dunkley Edwin, I Ringham road Fison Mrs. A. Stoke ho. Belstead rd
'Cullum Hy. W. Boscombe,Anglesea rd Dunnet Frank Edward, 204 Spring rd Fison W. M. 41 Fonnereau road
Cunningham. Mrs. 38 Ivry street Dunnett George, 19 Clarkson street Flatman Robert, 8 Alan road
.(}upper :Miss, 64 Ohristchurch street Dunnett Jo~m Thomas, London road Fleming Daniel, 39 London road
Curling Miss, Park hill, Westerfield rd Dunnett MISS, 99 London road Fletcher Rev. Wm. Edwd. M.A. (vicar
Curling Mrs. Paget road Durrant Christopher Mercer M.D., of St. Matthew's), IO Redan street
-Cunie John Legge M.R.C.S. Eng. J.P. 12 Northgate street Flick William, I I Borough road
Springfield house, Norwich road Durrant Mrs. 14 Palmerston road Flower Mrs. Rothbury house
l(Jurrie-Legge John, Springfield house, Durrant William Thos. 16 Church st Foot Joseph Charles, 26 9 CauldweU
Norwich road Dutton Arthur, 3 Redan street· Hall road
<Curtis Etheridge, 32 ,Silent street Dutton Misses, 125 Norwich road Ford J. T., B.A.Lond. Middle School
-Curtis Frank, 85 Berners street Dyke Georg~, 39 .i?t. Nicholas street for boy8, Bolton lane
Outhbert Mss, 4 Anglesea road Eade W. BrIdge SIde, Bramford road Foreman John, Wardleigh, Russell rd
oCuthbert Miss, 177 Norwich road Eales Thomas, 14 Burrell road Forrow Arthm' Ashantee villa Nor-
·Cuthbert Mrs. 53 London road Earl Edgar, Oakleigh, Felixstowe rd wich road ' ,
Cutl~ck Miss, 23 Clarkson street Earthy Alfred, Warwick villas, Felix- Fosdick Fredk. Hyland, Park road
Cu~tmg John, 4 Bedfor.d street stowe roa~ . Foster Mrs. 3 Constitution hill
Dames John B. 26 Sprmg road Eastaugh MISS, 27 CardIgan street Foster Wm Barber I03 Lond on I'd
Dalby Fredk. Wm. 19,Bedford street Eaton H~: ~m. 3 Priory pI.Friars st Foulger Do~ald, 43' Clarkson street
Dalby James, 68 Sprmg road Edgell vhlham, 21 Holly road Foulger Hamilton Lazarus, 90 Lon-
Dalby John, I Derby road Edwa.rds Branford, I St. Belen's st don road
1laldry Berbert, Ashmore cottage, Edwards Mi~ses, 45 Hemers street Fountain Mrs. The Fems,NorthBill rd
Wherstead r o a d . Edwards MIsses, 74 Be~ners street Fountaine Chas.Geo.5oChristchurch st
Daltcn M~s. Belvedere, Sldegate lane, E~wards Mrs. 143 NOTWICh road Fowle Arthur Edwd. 23 Spring rd
WoodbrI~g.e road . Elsdell Mrs. 6 A~gleBea road. Fowler Mrs. 22 Warrington road
na~ant ~illiam, Gl~msla, Berners I'd EleJ:" Clarence Reg1~ald, 94 SprIng. rd Fox Mrs. Westb'ourne viI. Norwich rd
Dan~el MISS, 7 0 ChrIstchurch street Elkmgton Thos. RlChards, 55 ChrIst- Fox Mrs. 137 Woodbridge road
Da~el Mrs. 4 Elm street. c.hurch ,street , Fo ster James Lee 8 Soane street
Damels Charles BlOBS, 183 NorWIch rd Elhs Charles, 16 HIgh street F Ya ' J 8 'Bedford t li
D an,le
. 1S M'1SS, 51 Berners s,t reet E 11"~ston F r edk-. L ond onI o.
N OrwIC'. h r d Franklin
r nclS Edward
ames, 34 Silent sstreet
ree
Damels Walter, 157 Woodbndge road Elllston George Sampson V.D. 2 F rank M' . Al t t
Darby Miss, 5'8 Spring road Museum street F sD IssI'd 5 6 PNe s ~ehe d
D ar b yrs.
M ' h S t ree t
13 H Ig Ell"Iston Will'lam AIf re d M.., D J .praseI'
. F J ona D, I 7m orWlC
d NthroaB'll d
D arby Robert, 10 Burrell road . F' raser as rum on . I I'
Stoke hall; &; VIlla Sandra, elIx- F R d' . k D I'd Ch _
Dardry Mrs. 23 Warwick road stowe raser 0 erIC ona, sen. es
D avey W I"ll'lam H enrr, H a lifax I0 d ge, El' VIll J 0 h n, 96 B ramfor d roo d F ham house,H :BaIton Ch
W 0
road' t h h t
Wh ers t ead roa d
o El worth y M'ISS,· Chest er h 0 I P ar k r d F reeman Ln
me, y. d m·4
5 C ·uldrIS IIc H
urc11 rd
s
D avey W m. S carf e, 27 B0It on Iane Emerson Thos. Walter,1 - G"Ippeswyk- r d F reeman M' r. 11 W'lla we hb da Stk
"Davies Edmd. Jsoph.52 Christchurch st England Mrs. Rhynwick 10dge,Wood- Freeman MISS, 7 A: OU g Yt r. e
~ Davies Mrs. 29 Alpe street bridge road reeman rs. 21 pe st.ree
Davies Llewelyn Wynne M.B. East Ennals Edgar, 14 Willoughby road Freeman Mrs. 33 Warw~ck ro~d
Suffolk &; Ipswich hospital, Angle- Ennals Henry, Cranford, Park road Freeman Spe.ncer, 17 Glppeswyk I'd
sea road Enright Rev. James Anthony (curate Freeman WIlham, .30 Ivry street
- Davis Mrs. 1:53 Woodbridge road of St. Peter's), 5 Gippeswyk road Fr~wer Frank, Faudene, Tud~nhm.rd
Davison Mrs. 249 Woodbridge road Ensor Isaae Lott, 96 Anglesea road FrIend Geo. Le.onard, 9 8 PrInces st
Davy George Read, 149 Norwich road Ensor Miss, Westholme, Tuddnhm.rd Frost Fredk. King, 31.0rford street
Dawson Mrs. 124 London road Ensor Mrs. 46 Chevallier street Frost James P. 60 ~prmg, road
. -Day Alfred, 5 Ringham road Etherington Joseph John, 59 Brooke's Frost In. North VIew, Freehold I'd
Day Ambrose John, 15 Clarkson street Ball road Fry Edward R. 44 Iv~y street
Day Arthur, 41 Cobbold street Evans Arthur E. 5 Queen street Fry .Toseph, 110 qIlr1stchurch street
Day Frederi.ck, 19 Palmerston road Evans John B.A. Holden house,Angle- Fry Mrs. 2$9 NorWIch road
Death Thomas, 47 Chevallier street sea road Fryer L?~s J ohn, ~o Alan road
J)eaves Edward, 9 Bedford street Evans Mrs. I Constitution hill Fryer Wilham FranCl,s, 3 1 &; 33 Forl:'
de Beer Harry Bower, 121 London rd Everard Mrs. 2Q Henley road street, St. Clement s
. de Brent Mrs. 62 Wellington terrace, Everett Albert, Redholme, Ivry street Fulcher Alfred, 59 Derby Toad
London road EveTett Miss, Hampton house, Philip Furlong Mrs. 11 Westerfield road
-neck Mrs. Vicarage ho. The Mount road, Stoke Gam~ Mrs. 11 Fonnereau road
-""Delaney Miss, Armitage villa, Felix- Everson Fredk. Wm. 33 Museum st Gardmer Wm. Alexander, 57 Henley I'd
stowe road Everson Herbt. Wm. 17'5 Norwich I'd Gard!ler Lord, 77 Berners street
Denholm William, 34 Orford street EylesChas. Courtland viI.Nacton I'd Garl~ng A",:>raham, 9,7 London road
Denithorne Richard, 43 Orford street Eyre Hy. Reynolds, 28 Fore street Garlmg MISS, 53 HIgh street
: ""D~nny Edward Henry, Craigmore, Fairs Miss, 136 Rose Hill Toad Garneys Mrs. 77 Lon~on road
Tuddenham road Fairweather Miss, 9 Neale street Garnham Arth.Wm.II7 ~t.Helen's st
- Denny Samuel, 95 Christchurch st Fairweather Mr:l. 46 Orford street Garnham Frank, 75 Chrlstchurch st
Dickie Andrew, 54 Alexandra road Faning Mrs. Airlie pI. Christchurch at Garnham James, 10 Key street
"Dickson Robert William, 16 Willough- Farrow Olifford Hipkin, 3 Holly rd Garnham Mrs. 42 Palmerston ro~d
by road, Stoke Faux Francis C. 5 Bolton lane Garrard Fredk. Wm. 3 AdelphI pI
~-Dines Tom Poole, Percr villa, Felix- Felgate Alfred, 74 Spring road Garrard Miss, 25 Tower street
s~owe road - Felgett Albt. Ohas. 15 Foundation st Garrard Mrs. 42 Woodbridge road
Dix Rbt. Hy. Bailey, 21 Low.Brook st Fenton William, 120 Hervey street Garrard Proct<>r Burroughs, West-
~Dixon Rev. Thomas I(Wesleyan), 43 Ffoulkes Thos.Burgess,8 Burlingtn.rd wick house. Dalton road
Herners street Field Arthur, 85 London road Garrard Robert, 41 Wilberforce sf;
·Dixon Spencer, 18 Museum street Fielding George William Smith, Hill- Garrard William AUg'ustus, Carre-
1)orling Flet.cher, 36 Cobbold street brow, Belstead road four Selous, Belle Vue road
Dothie Gordon, 213 Cauldwell Hall rd Firman Wm. Mill ho. Wherstead Toad Garratt Rev. S~muel M.A. (hon.
Double Miss, 47 High street Fish Fredk,Jackson,Spursholt,Park rd cano~ of NorWIch, rural dean of
Double Walter, Lansdowne,1Vherstd.rd Fish Miss, 62 Carr street IpSWICh .&; surrogate), 10 Fon-
Doubledav Fredk. Wm. 30 Berners st Fisher Charles, 139 Woodbridge road nereau road
Doughty "Mrs. 35 Silent street Fisher Frederick Henry, 40 Alpe street Garratt Miss, South view, Nacton rd
Dowling Misses, Fah-light, Tudden- Fisher George, I Ainslie road Garrod Ja.mes, 14 Clarkson street
ham. road Fishe-r John, I I Redan street Garrod MISS, 22 Lower Brook street
 DIRECTORY.] SUF}'OLK. IPSWICH. ,197
Garrod Philander N. 145 Caadwell Grimwood Mrs. 77 Berners street Hill Thomas, 104 London road
Hall road Griss John F. 47 London road Hill W. Reed, 38 Berners street
Garrod Mrs. I Henley road Groom John Hall, 45 Chevallier street Billen William, 46 Warwick Toai
GarrouId Rev. William John M.A. (in- Gross :Mrs. A. 50 Berners street Hine Mrs. 34 Warwick road
cumbent of St. Michael's &:; chaplain Groves Levi L. 33 Fonnereau road Hines Geo. North bank, Belstead Id
to East Suffolk &:; Ipswich hospital), Grundy George Henry, Thistledown Hitcbcock Mrs. 156 Norwich road
143 Woodbridge road villas, Norwich road Hodgson Mrs. 33 Henley road
GauI Miss,S Ohristchurcb street Haddock Frederick William, OakIeigh, Holt Rev. Johu Powis (curate of All
Gayfeyt Henry, 16 Warwick road London road Saints), 241 Norwich road
Gibb Alexander, Bank ho. Cornhill Gwydyr Lord M.A., D.L., J.P. Bel- Holton Mrs. 31 Anglesea road
Gibbons Alfd. Alex. Aberfoyle,Park rd stead lodge; &:; Oxford &:; Cam- Hooper Elliot, 67 Fonnereau road
Gilchrist Rev. Edward James M.A., bridge club, London S W Hooper Luther, Gippeswyk TOad
RD. (Presb.), 108 London road Haddock Mrs. Cormac 10. Anglesea rd Hope Thomas, 18 Gippeswyk road
Gill Edward Ressee, 83 Vernon st Haggar John, 13 Redan stroot Hopewell Geo. ·Wm.Melford,Henley rd
Gill James P. 10 Silent street Hagger Robert, Eglantine cottage, Horner Mrs. 96 London road
Girling Henry, 257 CauIdwell Hall rd Parliament road Hosken Rev. Thomas J. (Congrega-
Girling John, 29 Lower Brook street Haigh Mrs. 35 Bolton lane tionel), 96 Christchurch street
. Gislingham Mrs. 6 Great Colman st Hale William, 28 Spring road Hossack James F.R.C.S.Edin. 126
Gobbett Walt. 17 Westerfield road Hales-Dutton Mrs. 2 Warwick road Woodbridge road
Gocher Oharles, 16 Fonnereau road Halls Robert Joseph, Fernside,Wood- Houghton Mrs. 27 High !!t:!'e~
Godball Oharles William, Staffa ldg. bridge road HouIt Rev. John Powis M.A. (cUTate
Norwich road Hamblin Robert, 19 Gippeswyk Toad of All Saints), 9 Waterloo road
Godball Jas. Wm. 66 Cbristchurch st Hamblin Robert, 130 Woodbridge road Howard Edward, 49 Bolton lane
Goddard Daniel Ford M.P. Oak hill, Hamby Edward C. 52 Foundation st Howard Thos. South bnk. Spring rd
Belstead road; &:; 4 Whitehall court Hamby Mrs.8 Adelphi pl.Low.Brook 8t Howe Albt. Edwd. 163 Woodbridge rd:
&:; Reform &:; National Liberal clubs, Hammond Alfred John, 45 Alpe st Howe S. Gordon,Inglewd.Broughtn.ld
London S W Hammond Miss, 26 Clarkson street HowelIs James Geo. 46 Warrington rd
Goff Arthur, 23 Burlington road Bammond Misses, 4 Henley road Howes Cha,s. Schulen, 86 London rd
Goffin Alfred Ernest, 4 Redan street Hammond Mrs. 6 Warwick road Howes John Wm. 15 Westerfield rd
Goffin Wm. Stoke tower, Belstead rd Hansford Miss, II Ashmere grove Howes Miss, 45 London road
Goldsmith John, 19 Spring road Hanson Harry, Llanrwst, Norwich rd Howes Miss, I Waterloo road
Goldsmith Miss, 41 Alpe street Hanson William, 35 Olarkson street Howes Mrs. 15 PaImerston road
Goldsmith Mrs. 23 Bolton lane Harding Geo. Hy. IS Gippeswyk road Howgego Jeremiah, 128 Hervey street',
Goldsmith Mrs. Glencoe, Norwich rd Hardy John William, 18 High street Howlett Oharles, Hill boo Nelson rd
Ganner Miss, 6 .AIpe street Harmer Miss, 2 St. Matthew's place, Howlett Peter, 55 Cobbold street
Gooch Mrs. 7 Adelphi pl.Low.Brook st Norwich road Howlett Wm. 141 Cauldwell Hall rd
Gooding Mrs. 15 Berners street Harold Arthur George, 37 Alpe street Hoyland Stanley Stenton M.D. 10'
Gooding Mrs. 27 Clarkson street Harpham Alfred Lester, 134 Wood- Museum street
Gooding Mrs. 8 Palmerston road bridge road Bubbard Rev. Wm. 20 Gippeswyk rd.
Gooding Samuel, North HiU house, Harris Ebenezer, 38 High street Hubbard Geo. Wm. 15 Museum st
Ivry street BaITis Borace William, Winterdene, Bubbard :VIiss, 23 Fonnerau road
Goodwin Herbert, 63 Berners street W oodbridge road Ruckle Percy Victor, 19 Low Brook st:.
Goodwin Wm. Newlyn, Waterloo rd Ha.rrison Jas. Rodborough, Spring rd Buish Mrs. 36 Clarkson street
Goreham In. 38 Alan I'd. St. Olement'lI Harrison John, 34 Berners street Hume J. Hepburn, Meldrum, Tud-
Gorton Jonathan C. I I Palmerston rd Harrison John, Glenbervie, Wester- denham road
Goss Christopber, 30 Dillwyn st. we field road Hume Mrs. Eveleigh, Nacton road
Gostling William Thos. 22 Alpe st Harrison John, The Cottage, Cowper Humphrey Alfred, 7 Warwick road
Gott Rev.Joseph(Bapt.),31Warwick I'd street, St. John's Humphrey John, 214 Spring road
Gower Lt.-Col. Henry Edwin, Oak- Harrison Miss, 17 Neale street Humphries Josiah, 233 Norwich rd
stead, Spring road Barrison Mrs. 23 High street Hunnibell Charles Fredk. Oban home
Gower Arthur Hy. 10 Low. Brook st Harrison Thomas, 48 High street Hunt Miss, Ooleman's vii. Norwich 1'.1
Gower Charles Foote, Nova Scotia, Harvey Chas. Raymond, 29 War- Hunt :Miss, Iona, Anglesea road
Wherstead road wick road Hunt Mrs. Fern villa, Belstead road
Gower Thomas Foote, Chestnut ho. Harvey Harry, 2II Woodbridge road Bunt Mrs. Highfield lodge. Henley rd
Warwick road Harvey Joseph Ashley, 81 Bulwer rd Hunt Thoma.s, 2'5 Ashmere grove
Gower Walt.Kentucky ho.Anglesea I'd Barvey Mrs. 2 Alpe street Hurrell Gainsborough, The Mount,
Gowers Albert Robert, East End cot- Harvey Mrs. 58 High street Ringham road
tage, Freehold road Harwoo? Misses, 3 .AIma cottages, Hurrell Reymes, 89 London .road
Graham Ireland William Hewes 4 NorwIch road Hurry James,Zermatt ho.Felixstowe rd
Crane hill ' Baskell James Albert, Woodleigh, Hutcheson Mrs. The Laurels, Wood-
Gray Geo. Fredk. 49 Henley road Westerfield road bridge road
Gray Henry Jesmond, Russell road Hatchard Frank, 21 7 Woodbridge road Hutchinson Mrs. 64 Berners street
Gray James 12 Burrell road Baward Miss, 122 Norwich laad Hutchinson Mrs. 90 Christchurch st
Gra.y Wait.' Ashford, 3 St~venson rd Bawes William Andrews, Hill 1l1de, Butley Samuel John, 100 Hervey st
Grayston George, 25 Anglesea road Nor.th Bill road . Inge Rev. ~dwa~ Gporge BouItbee,
Greatrex Arthur, 96 Hervey street Bawk~ns WaIter. 49 ChevaIlier street West HarlIng vIl~a, Oban street
Green Rev. Samuel RA. (vicar of St. Bawkms Wm. Joseph, 3 Henley road Isaac Joseph, 45 HIgh street
Nicholas'), St. Nicholas' vicarage, HaxeIl Charles, IQ Great Colm:m st her Henry William, 14 Spring road
4 Friars road BaxeIl :Mrs. 10 Bedford street Jackaman Hy.Mason,20 Burlington rd
Green Alfred, 13 Neale street Haxell Octavius, 12 Bedford street Jackaman Miss, 303, Lower Brook st
Green Gyril John, 13 Bedford street Bavard James Rees Price, 84 Christ- Jackson Alfred, 23 St. Nicholas st
Green Frederick, 6 Alan road church street Jackson Frederick, Richmond house,
Green Frederick, 54 Orford street Bayes Mrs. Shrub house, FoxhaIl I'd Handford road
Green Mrs. Bourne viI. Wherstead rd Hayter Albert, Normanhurst, Tudden. Jackson Mrs. 24 Anglesea. road
Green Mrs. 26 Burlington road ham road Jacob George, 7 Arcade street
Green Mrs. 27 London road Hayward ·Christopher, 2 Henley road Jacobs Mrs. 23 Bedford street
Green William, Blomfield street Hayward Edwd. 63 Ohristcburch st James A.. RiSc.Lon. middle school for
Greenard Edward, 18 ChevaIlier st Bayward Joseph, 14 Church street boys, Bolton lane
Greenard Edward, CauIdwell Hall rd BeadIey Geo. Daville, 6 Redan street James Mrs. 57 London road
Greenwood Wm. Bowler,41 London I'd Bearn Robert Hy. 163 Norwich road James Thos. Morgan, 116 Gippeswyk I'd
Greenwood William M. 2 Martha viIs. Heath Harry Llewellyn L.S.A. 21 James Wm. George, 13 Palmerston I'd
Stevenson road High street Jannings Arthur, Cornhill
Greeves A. 0., J.P. log Anglesea rd .Bempson Mrs. 6 Crane hill James Albert, :II Alpe street
Griffey Arthur Hy. 23 Palmerston I'd Hl'msworth Miss, SI Bolton lane Jannings Arthur. 7 Redan street
Griffin Geo. 5 Willougbby rd. Stoke Hennings John, 46 Brooks Hall road Jarrott Rev. Thomas (Free Methodist),
Griffiths Wm.Thompson,26Anglesea rd Bewes Thomas, 8 Norwich road 198 ~metery road
Grimnsey Miss,6 Willoughby rd.Stoke Bewetson Geo. Hy. 39 Henley road Jeckell Edwd.3TbeCrescent,London rd
Grimwade John Hy. 61 Fonnereau rd Hewitt Miss, 6 Burlingt{)n road Jefferies In. Robt. 109 St. Helen's st
Grimwade Mrs. 13 Henley road Hicks .Arthur, 265 CauIdweIl Hall I'd Jeffs Leonard P. 38 PaImerston road
Grimwood Frederick. Tankerville hO' Hicks Thomas Whatson, 100 Christ- Jenkins William, 14 Warrington road
Norwich road church street Jennings Miss, 56 High street
Grimwood Misses, 31 CIarkson st 1Hill Aithur Wm. 20 Ashmore grove
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Jennings Mrs. Beech villa, Kacton I'd
JiIIing8 Arthur Edward, Woodhurst,
Westerfield road
Johns Edwin Thos. S Low. Brook st
..Johns In. Wm. " Willoug-by I'd. Stoke
~"JlOhnS Thomas, 8 Lower Brook street
~Johnson Charles Isaac, 126 Norwich I'd
_J€l1nson Montague, 6 Brook's Hall I'd
Jolmwn Walter, Montgomery villa,
BisbQp's hill
",Johnson William George, South lodge,
Tuddenham road
Jolliffe John Thomas, The Lodge,
Warrington road
" Jolly Arthur iEdwin, 173 Norwich road
Jolly John William, 4 Soane street
.Tolly Thomas Chas. I79 Norwich I'd
JollX William Oliver, 22 Anglesea road
,Jones Rev. John Sheldon M.A. (vicar
of All Saints), 249 Korwich road
.Tones Charles John, North view, Tud-
denham road
Jones Mrs. 162 Norwich road
.Tones Mrs. 2 Willoughby rd. Stoke
.Tosselyn Col. John Henry,XI Princes st
.Tosselyn Geo. Francis, I I Princes st
Josselyn Miss, 10 Anglesea road
J osselyn Misses, 58 Berners street
. Joy James, 22 Ivry street
.Tuby William, 88 Christchurch street
'Kedgley Ro'bt. Wm. 33 'Cauldwell aven
Keeble Geo. Edward, I I W'arwick rd
Keell Chas. Goodwin, 105 Fore st
Keel' Mrs. 70 Berners street
Ken Mrs. Lucerne ho. Felixstowe I'd
Kemp William, 6 Spring road
Kennett Miss, 81 Christchurch street
Kenney Geo. A. Ethelwyn, Burrell st
"Kenney Sidney, Roseland, 22 'Burrell rd
Kent George, 241 Ranelagh road
Kent Mrs. 82 London road
Kent Mrs. 50 St. George's street
"Kern Rev. William (Baptist), 6 Fon-
nereau road
Kerridge Henry, 2 Bank street
Kersey John Cooper, 2 Anglesea rd
Kersey Mrs. W. F. 37 London road
Kersey William E. Westwood, Con-
stitution hill
Kettle Mrs. 142 Norwich road
~Kindred Mrs. 33 Clarkson street
King Rev. William Samuel M.A. (vicar
of St. John's), 270 Woodbridge road
King Charles Whitfield, Morpeth ho.
Lacey street
King Edward, 53 Berners street
King Frank, 102 Princes street
King George, 43 Alpe street
King George Herbert, Cranehurst,
Gippeswyk road
King James, 146 Woodbridge road
King John Butcher, 33 Bolton lane
King .Tn.Jas.2 Colville viIs.Norwich rd
King Mrs. 244 Spring road
King Mrs. 95 Victoria street
King Spencer, 15 Waterloo road
King W. Burton, The Elms, Wher_
stead road.
King William, 29 St. George's street
King Wm. Woodlands, Woodbridge rd
King Zachariah Townsend 60 Berners
street ' McConnell Wm. 37 St: Helen's str<,et
King-Smith George, Garthlands. An-
caster road
King-don Mrs. Kingsfield, Park road
Kingsford William Lethbridge, 26
Upper Brook street
Kinnell Mrs. 25 Lower Brook street
Kirby John, 51 London road
Kirby Mrs. 21 'Spring road
Kirby Wiliam, 100 London road
Kitching Miss, 47 Henley road
Knight Henry Bound, 'Gippeswyk I'd
Knig-hts Mrs. 243 Ranelagh road
Knights Thomas Hy. 2 Bedford st
Knox Alexander, 22 Ainslie road
Lacey Leonard, 26 Ivry street
Lamb William K. 34 Chevallier street
Lambert Alfred, 60 Wellington ter-
race, London road
Lamperd Frederick F.S.S. Normanville,
Constitution hill
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Lambe Richard 'Frederic, 16 Arcade st Marriott Thomas Bateman, 32 War-
Lancaster William, Sudbourne villa, rington road
Cowper street, St. John's Mash James, 32 Lower Brook street
Langley Rev. Goodrich, 42 Berners st Mash William Cardinal, Chesham viIs.
Lankester William, 31 Anglesea road Felixstowe road
Largent Mrs. 12 Anglesea road Mason George CalveI', Broadwater
Last Benjamin, 136 London road house, Belstead road
Last Mrs. 126 Hervey street Mason Georg-e G. 22 Fonnereau road
Latter Mrs. 25 St. Helen's street Ma.son Herbert Wilberforce, Edge
Laughlin Herbert, 60 Orford street hill, Belstead road
Laughlin'Walter Henry, 40 Hervey st Mason Miss, 15 Fonnereau road
Lawrence George, 32 Spring road Mason Mrs. 6 Soane street
Layard Miss, IQ Neale street Masterson Mrs. 14 iSilent street
Leach Ha,rry Edward, Thoroughfare Matt Mrs. '13 Warwick road
Leach Thomas Allen, 3 Gippeswyk I'd Maund Edward A. Red House park
Leat John R()bert, 8<6 Alan road Mawley Robt. Chas. 8 Constitution hI
Lee Miss, 81 London road May Maj. Edward St. <Clair, St. Mary
Leech Geo. Dalton lodge, Dalton I'd Tower vicarage, Tower Church yard
Leeder Edmund Cotts, Tumaco cot- May In. Broughton pt Belstead rei
tage, Stevenson road Mayhew Frank Geo. 52 Chevallier st
Leggett William, 79 Berners street Mayhew Henry, 48 Christchurcb st
Leighton Alfred Joseph, Rossmore Mayhew Misses, 61 London road
cottage, Crabbe street Mayhew Thomas Edgar, 93 London I'd
Leighton Arthur Sadler, Bentley lodge, Maynard Fredk. Norwich h().Russell I'd
near Ipswich " Mayne Capt. Jasper Graham, 35
Lemon Frederick, Freemont house, Henley road
Felixstowe road Mead Aaron, 29 London road
Levett Benjamin, 3 Palmerston road Mead Mrs. 91 London road
Levett In. Hy. Fernleigh,Felixswwe I'd Meakin Misses, 2 St. Peter's street
Levett Samuel, Basil ho. Cowper st Mellor Mrs. 15 Henley road
Lewin Mrs. 92 Ang-Iesea. road Mellonce Thomas Joseph, " Holly I'd
Lewin Mrs. 40 Hig-h street Meredith Harry, 182 Woodbridge road
Lewis James Arthllr, 17 Warwick I'd Meredith Henry, 1 Cornhill
Lewis Mrs. 89 Christ~hurch street Messent Frederick, 8 Friars road
Lidyard Frank, Ivydene, Alderman I'd Messent William H. 8 WilIoughby
Light 'Charles Peter, 120 Wherstead rd road, Stoke
Lillingston Rev.Arthur Blackwell Goul- MilIaI' Mrs. The Uplands f 1St. 'Ed-
burn M.A. (vicar of 1St. Margaret's), mund's road
68 Christchurch street Miller Henry C.E. Bosmere house,
Limmer .Tn.1'Voodside,Constitution hll Norwich road
Lincoln John Edward, 96 Victoria st Miller Henry William, Richmond ho.
Lindsey Harry, 227 Cauldwell Hall rd Anglesea. road· .
Ling Henry, 25 Bolton lane Miller Mrs. 82 'Berners street
Ling Mrs. 7 Neale street Miller Mrs. 5::1 Fonnereau road
Ling Mrs. 49 Orford street Miller Mrs. The Uplands, St. Ed-
Ling William, 52 Alexandra road mund's road
Ling- William, 19 Warrington road Miller Robert Maplestone, Highwood.
Ling- William G. I Brooks Hall road Constitution hill
Lingham Misses, 37 Berners street Miller Thos. Fairfields,Tuddenham rd
Lingwood Edward, 79 Christchurch st Mills Mrs. 92 Princes street
Lloyd Misses, 76 Orford street Mills Wm. Richd. Park tower,Park I'd
Lock David,Archibald vil.Felixstowe rd Minton Clifton, 51 Orford street
Lock James, 59 Derby road Mitchell Margetts Mitchell,Stone lodge
Locke Wm., M.D. 14 Fonnereau rd Mitchell Thomas F. 158 Foxhall I'd
Lockwood Herbert McCowan, 90 Moberly George Ernest, Cottesmore,
Spring road Tuddenham road
London Frederick, go Princes street Moir Lewis, Arduthie, Warrington I'd
Long Alfred, 38 Alpe street Monteitb Hy. Campin, I Burlingtn.rd
Long Frank WaIter, Valley view, Moore John, 21 St. George's street
Tuddenham road Moore Miss, 20 Warring-ton road
Long G. 16 Ashmere grove Moore Mrs. 31 Berners street
Long Mrs. 239 Ranelagh road Morgan Henry, 59 Woodbridge road
Loose James Thomas,I7 Palmerston rd Morgan In. Brandram, 31 Henley I'd
Lord Abbott, 136 Woodbridge road Morgan Miss, 44 Chevallier street
Lovely Mrs. 32 Foundation street Morphey John, 41 St. Helen's street
Lucas Mrs. 164 Norwich road Morris Rev. Thomas M. (Baptist),
Luck Mrs. 4B Foundation street Paget road
Ludlow Mrs. 92 Berners street Mortimer Alfred, ,72 Christchurch st
Lyon Alfred, Vernon villa, Cauldwell Mort~mer Fr~d, 13 Ashmere grove
Hall road Mort';IDer Oliver, 70 ~rford street
McClan James William Woodbridge rd Mortlmer Thomas, Gamsborough Idg.
Bishop's hill
McGeachin George, Blliscombe, St. Mortimer Wait. Fairleigh, Russell rd
John's road Morton Mrs. 3 Spring road
Macglashan John, 10 Willoughby road Moseley Chas. Kingdon, 14 Xorth-
MacGregor William A., M.R.C.V.S. 14 gate street
Museum street Moseley Mrs. II3 London road
McMaster Alexander, 8 Warwick road Moss 'C'barles Benj. 2 Ashmere grove
Mc:Neil Duncan, 221 Cauldwell Hall rd Moss Robert, 205 Woodbridge road
Makins Mrs. 96 Princes street Moss Robert In. 3 Brooks Hall road
Mallet George A. 18 Warwick road Mossman Cyril, Hill ho.Gippeswyk I'd
Mallett John, 149 Woodbridge road Mountjoy William P. I I Holly road
Malone Charles Albert,I8 Low.Brook st Mudd Miss, 28 Alpe street
Manby Georg-e, 15 Commercial road Muir Mrs. 7,:; Berners street
Manu Frederick, 17 Ashmere grove Mullenger Henry, 122 Rose Hill road
Manning Thos. Hoxton vii. Nacton rd Mullings Herbt. 20 Lower Brook st
Manning William, 4 York road . Mumford Miss, 42 Ivry street
Manthorp James, 28 York road Murray Evan, II9 London road
Mappin Waiter Clement,1I5 London I'd Nash Mrs. 243 Norwich road
Markin Harry Augustus, St. Mary, Naylor Mrs. 50 High st~eet
Russell road Newby Frederick, 9 WarWIck road
Marshall William, 98 London road 1Newland Sidney James, 79 London rd
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~ewman Arthur Chas. 4 Low.Brook st Pearce Arthur. 55 Henley road Rainbert John, 2] Tower street •
~ewman Charles, 14 Burlington road Pearce Mrs. Glenside. Paget road Rainer In. Smith .Tackson. Dalton rd
::Newton William, 8 Blenheim road Pearce Mrs. 33 St. Peter's street Rainer John Turner, lVolsey gate,
::Nicholls Percy, 2 Madeline villas, Pearson William, 65 Christchurch st Coll~ge street
Norwich road Pearsons Mrs. 46 Wellington terrace, Ralph Chas. ~ymonds. lIO London rd
~icholson Miss, 35 1St. George's street London road Ralph Robt. WaIt. Hy. 5 Stevenson rd
:Xieklin Mrs. 27 Lower Brook street Peck Robert, Bishop's Hill cottage. Ramplin Richard, The Gables, Water-
::Nioolson Mrs. 43 Henley road Bishop's hill loo road
"No'ble Thomas, 215 Cauldwell Hall rd Peck William, 35 Orford street Ramsey Mrs. 12 High street
~orman Frederick, 18 Burrell Toad Peddar Misses. 21 London road Ranee Henry Charles, 44 Emlen st
:Norman. Mrs. Glen vw. Tuddenhm.rd Pegg Henry V. 245 Ranelagh road Randall Miss, 21 Clarkson street
:N'erllll.tu. Wm. Tomkins, 28 Palmer- Pegg Miss, 24 Burlington road Randall Willian., 9 Alpe street
Stlll'EL road Peirce Richard, 27 Anglesea. road Rands Ernest, 4 Oonstitution hill
:NOtTis Miss, 40 Palmerston road PellaU Caleb, 23 Anglesea road Rands Frederick, 18 Fonnereau toad
::5orris Miss, Yarrow ho. Oban street Pells John, 83 Christcburch street Rands Mrs. Oakville, Westerfield rd
:Northfield Mrs. 36 Alpe street PeUs John, $2 Wellington terrace, Rands WaIter, ]2 :=;pring road
"NortonJn.T.Chesham vls.Felixstowe rd London road Ransome Bertram C. Shirleigh, St.
:Notcutt George Jarvis, Danbury, Pells William, I Withipol street Edmund's road
Graham road Penraven Allan Frederlck, Hill gro. Ransome Edward, Upton lodge, War-
:Notcutt Mrs. 98 Anglesea road 4Q Fonnereau road wick road
:Nottidge Edmund William, ;1 Wil- Percivall Percival, 6 Constitution hill Ransome JaIlles Edward, Holme wood,
loughby road. Stoke Percy Mrs. 54 High street Woodbridge road
Nunn Chas. Grimwood, 56 Orford st Perkins Joshua.Alpine vils.Waterloo I'd Ransome 'Mrs. R. J. Holmesdale,
:Nunn Harry Augustus, 54 Cauldwell Perry Rev. Robert M.A. Auckland ho. Crescent road
Hall road Crane hill Ranson Albert, 21 Henley road
:Nunn Lindley Mus.Bac. West view, Perry Mrs. 24 Warwick road Ranson Fredk. 223 Woodb!idge road
Westerfield road Pettingill Alfred Ernest Albert, 56 Raphael Abraham, ]6 Sprmg road
::Nunn Mrs. 18 Warrington road Cauldwell Hall road Ratcliff Mrs. 33 Alpe street
"Nurse Albert, 3.:; Wilberforce street Pettit Henry, 2 Adelphi place Ratcl~ff William, 8 Richmond road
Nurse Frank, 7 Westerfield road Phillipil Rev. E. I. A., M.A. (assistant Ratchff M~s. lI4 Bramford road
"Nursey Mrs. 18 Clarkson street master Queen Elizabeth's school), Rawson MIS~•.88 New Cut west
()akley Rev. Edwin M.A. (rector of 'School house, Henley road Ray Arth. GlTling, Oaklands,Nacton I'd
St. Helen's), II8 Woodbridge road Phillips Henry, Holly lodge. Bram- Ray Misses, 49 Ohristchurch street
O'Connor Bev. Hugh (Catholic), 01'- ford road Raynor Rev. Philip Edwin ~.A. (head
well place Phillips Henry Dixon, Wolverleigh, master of Queen Elizabeth's school),
Oldham John, 47 Anglesea road Park road School house, Henley road
Oliver Chas. Trmity cot. Back hamlet Phillips In. Theophilus, 36 Berners st Rayson Jas. Art-h. 174 Woodbridge rd
()liver George, 43 London road Phillips William, 21 \'Vilberforce street Ray8'On John, 26 High street
()rford Henry, Castle hill, Norwich I'd Pickett Charles George, 25 Orfard st Read A. 93 Christchurch stree·t
Ormsby-Johnson Mrs. The Moorings, Pickett Wiliam Ernest, 38 Westgate st Read Edward Thos. 16 Northgate st
Paget road Pickford John Arth. 73 London road Read John, 92 Spring road
Orriss AlIen Charles, Alderman road Pinchin Mrs. Spencer house, Park rd Read Miss, 27 Fonnereau road
()rriss Sm!. Mortimer, 35 Cobbold st Pink John, 225 Cauldwell Hall road Read Mrs. 65 Fonnereau road
Orvis William Henry, River view, St. Pipe Mrs. 7'8 London road Read Thomas Banks, Melrose, Tudden-
Clement's, Ship yard Piper Clarkson, I Clarkson street ham road
Osborn Mrs. 14 Anglesea road Piper John Dixon, 24 Silent street Read Walt.Warwick vils·.Felixshwe rd
Owen James,. IS Spring road Piper Mrs. 8 Anglesea road Readett Mrs. 7 Bedford street
Oxborrow Emest, 28 Warrington road Pipkin James, 5 Warwick road Ready William, 169 Woodbridge road
Oxborrow Geo.Lucas, 35 St. Peter's st Poole Rev. Richard (United Methodist Reavell Wm. Stoke Idg. Belstead I'd
Oxborrow Miss, 23 Holly road Free Church), 141 Woodbridge road Rebbeck John, 23 Ashmere gruve
Oxbrow Mrs. 19 Orford street Poole Edwin, 20 High street Reed George, 44 Burlingt-on rOdd
J?ackard Charles, 13 Willoughby road Pooley William, 10 Norwich road Reeder Edward, 8 Alpe street
J?age Alliance William, I Holly road Popplewell Walter, 7 Bolton lane Reeve Frederick, 29 Silent street
Page Mrs. 4 Neale street Port,er Harry, Barrington house, Reeve John Benjamin, Harley house,
"Page William, 10 Spring road Felixstowe road Cauldwell Hall road
"Pain Arthur, 14 Lower Brook street Porter Miss, High'bury, St. John's I'd Reeve Mrs. 9 Orford street
Palmer Alfred Randfield, 21 Burling- Porter Mrs. 8 Redan street R~eve Mrs. IQ Westerfield road
ton road Porter William, II Spring road Rlbbans Edwm Charles, 36 Fore st
J>almer Alfred Robert. 6 Friars road Potter Charles W. 13 Spring road R~bbans Harry, 5~ St. Matthew's st
"Palmer Arthur, II9 Felixstowe road Potter George Hall, SS Burrell road R:chards Alfd .. Ma] .. 16 & 18 Alpe st
Palmer Chas. Jsph. 97 Christchrch.st Pottle Mrs. 64 Brook's Hall road R~chardson MISS, VlOlet Idg. Park I'd
J?almer Henry, 88 Princes street Powell Rev. John (rector of St. R:chards~m Thomas, 4~ Anglesea rd
Palmer Miss, 76 Berners street Clement's & chaplain to H.M. R~cher Frank, 202 Sprmg road
Palmer Mrs. 69 Alexandra road Prison), Woodview, Westerfield rd R:ches Mrs. I Benezet street.
Palmer Mrs. 50 Wellington terrace, Powels Misses, 159 Norwich Toad ~dleyAlbt.Paul, Glaslyn,~urlington rd
London road Power George, 133 London road R~dley Alien, 15 1 Wood?T1dge road
Palser John. 62 Warwick road Prankard Rev. .Tohn, Wildersleigh, R:dley Art~. J. Dal~elth, Park ~oad
J?ardoe Arthur, lI9 St. Helen's street Westerfield road R:dley Ben].0>ok, W~oughby Pk. rd
:Pardoe Mrs. II9 St. Helen's street Pratt Miss, I Willoughby road, 'Stoke Rldley Edwm Perkins. Burwood,
J?arker Mrs. 27 Bedford street Prentice Ernest, 64 Or.ford street ~Vesterfi~ld TOad
J?arker WilliaIll, Glen Boy villa, Felix- Prentice Frank, 155 BIshop's hill R:dley H;y. Helenscote, Henley road
stowe road Prentice Miss 18 Granville street Rldley MISS, 17 Henley road
Parker Wm. Plevna ho. Stevenson rd Prentice Mrs.' 43 Fonnereau road R~dley Mi~;;, 147 Norwich road
Parkington T. sen. 36 Ivry street Prentice Mrs. O. 18 Church street R!dley MIsses, 5 Redan street
Parkington Thomas, jun. Leicester Pretty Alfred, Tumbricane, Belstead rd RIClley Mrs. Helensoote house,Henlpy rd
house. I Bolton lane Pretty Edward, Park corner, Henley rd Ridley Mrs. Southcote, Crescent rd
Parson Edwin, I Crane hill Pretty George. Tighna'bruaich, Wester- Ridout Edwin, 253 Norwich road
"Parton Mrs. 27 'Orford street field road Rinson Mrs. 102 London road
Partridge Miss, 136 Norwich road Pretty Leonard Ernest, Gresham lodge, Ripley Philip Edward, Eowthorpe,
Paternoster Mrs. 41 Spring road Westel'field road Anglesea road .
Paterson Arthur William M.B. Dart- Pretty Tertius, 24 Fonnereau road Rivers Miss, 2 Orane hill
ford house. Felixstowe road Pretty William, The Goldrood, Bel- Rix WaIter, Gefle ho. Burrell road
Paul Rohert Stocker, The Boltons, stead road Roberts Hamlet,3 Willoughby rd.Stke
Henley road Price Geo. Poweli, IS Burlington rd Roberts Miss, Rosehill house-. Felix-
Paul Wm. Fras. Orwell 10.Belstd.rd Pring-Ie Arth.Young,64 St.Matthew's st lltowe road
Pawsey Frederic, 20 Ivry street Privett Edward, 23 Henley road Robertson Captain Andrew. Globe
Paxman Mrs. 10 Withipoll street Pugh Arthur, 223 Cauldwell Hall road house, Dalton road
Payne William, I I Alpe street Pulham Sidney, Cowper st. St. John's Robertson Mrs. IS Neale e1:reet
Peacock George, Kaunton cottage, Pulling Mrs. 10 Warwick road Robertson William, 68- Bolton lane
Camden road Pyman Miss. 16 Lower Brook street Robins Mrs. 44 Christchurch street
Peacock John E. 39 Remers street Raffe Harry Wm. Varese, Belstead I'd Robinson Harry, 127 London road
Peacock John Ffloyd, 17 Princes st Raffe Mrs. 36 Anglesea road Robinson. Mrs. 21 Fonnereau road
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Robinson William, 75 Felixstowe road Sheppard Mrs. 47 St. Helen's street Spall Mrs. 61 Beme-rs stlleet
Robinson Wm. In. 75 FeIixstowe road ShervilI Hy. Anthony, 95 .London rd Spa,rks Mrs. Inglenook', Cutler street,
Robson Joseph, 25 Palmerston road Sherwood John, 165 ·Woodbridge road Sparrow Mrs. 64 SprinEr road:
Roe Mrs. 55 Fonnereau road Short Cha.rles, Milverton house, Spencer Rev. Ailan (Wesleyan), Vic-
Rogers Very Rev. Patrick Canon Woodbridge I'oad tona. hou.se, Felixstowe road
(Catholic), OrwelI place Shorten Mrs. Ardvoulan, Russell road Spicer Wm. Hewett, 87 Victoria ~t
Rogers In. Jas. 221 Woodbridge rd SimeSl Wm. George, 83 London road Spilling Charles, Riohmond cottage,.
Roots Mrs. 2 Friars road Simonds James W. 50 Bramf·ord lane Waterloo road
Roper C. 27 Ashmere grove Simpson Charles, 208 Spring road Spinks In. Thos.Dalton ho. Dalton riJ'
Rose Mrs. Edge Hill ho. Anglesea rd Simpson Edmd. K. 100 Anglesea. road Spooner Mrs. 17 Berners street
Rose Mrs. 24 Palmerston road Simpson Mrs. 6 Bedford street Sporle Edgar, Rose viI. Wherstead rd',
Ronoh Edward Charles, Shrnbland Simpson Mrs. 57 Berners street SpurIing Mrs. 45 Bolton lalie
villa, Norwich road Simpson Mrs. 17 Clarkson street Squires· William, 33 London Mad
Rouse John WilIiam, WiIford lodge, Sim~ John Dillwyn, 20 Museum street Squirrell Joseph, 5 Spring road
Woodbridge road Sims Mrs. M.B. 20 Museum street SquirrellRobert,The Limes,Norwich r<I
Rouse Mrs. 3 Ringham road Sims Mrs. 75 St. Matthew's street Squirrell Wm.Valentine,14 Warwick rcf_
Rowbotham S. B. 30 St. Nicholas' st Sinclair Waiter W., M.B. Cranbourne, Stacey Frederick, 28 Warwick road
Rowe Miss, 19 Ashmere grove. Westerfield road Staddon John Richard, 6 Silent street
Rowland Mrs. I l Waterloo road Singleton Frank, 65 London road Staddon Mrs. 145 Norwich road
Rowling Mrs. 19 High street Singleton Jas. Howard, Russeil road Staddon Waiter Joseph, The Priory-
Rudland Miss, 44 High street Singleton Mrs. 122 London road Stadler Julius, 31 Silent street
Russell Lieut.-Col. Hickman Rose, Singleton William In. Norwich rd Staines Oliver, Swiss cottage, Carud-
Northwick house, Oban street Sizer Alfred, 80 Fore street well avenue, Woodbridge road
Rnssell Miss, 34 Palmerston road Sizer Mrs. The Manse, Rose HilI rd Stammers· William, 35 Christchurch st·-
Rnssell Mrs. Stewart, ·W.oodland bo. Skinner Rd. Lawman, 45 Henley road Steam Edward, 169 Norwich road
Nacton road Skitter Mrs. 247 Ranelagh road Stearn Miss, 28 Christchurch street'.
Russell Thos. Edgar, 13 Waterloo road Slator Richard M.A. (llISsistant master Steam Miss, 135 Woodbridge road
Ryde Albt. Edwd. Eton viI. Crabbe st Queen Elizabeth's sc:hool), School ho. Steel John, 5 Old Butter market
Ryde Edwd. Hull, 152 Norwich rd Henley road Steel Miss, 31 Cardigan streei
Rygate Hy. Bertra.m., 63 Fonnereau rd Sleightholme Mrs. 9 Adelphi place, Stericker Waiter P. Trinity lodge,.
Byley James, Dekalb house. Felix- Lower Brook street Back hamlet
stowe road Smith Arth. Jas. 33 Westerfield rd Stevens Mrs. 11 Lower Brook street
Ryley James Hunter, 13 Queen street Smith Alfred, 13 Bolton lane Stevens Mrs. 47 Orford street
Sach John Chaplin, 58 WellinO'ton ter- Smith Arthur, 237 Norwich road Steward Rev. Charles John M.A. 9';:
:race, London road '" Smith Arthur John, Melville lodge, Anglesea road
3add Arthur Gilbert, Dunedin, Tuddenham road Steward Charles Ri.chaTds, Grahamo
Russell road Smith Charles, 29 Anglesea road house. Anglesea road
Sade Frdk. Wm. 27 Warwick road Smith Edwd. Ingram,27 Gippeswyk rd Stewardson Bernard, 21 CauldweU au-
Salmon Chas. Edwd. 31 London rd Smith Frederick Harry, 32 Warwick rd Stewart AIJan, 1523, Norwich Toad
Salmon Mrs. 68 London road Smith Frederick William, Red cote, Stewart Edward, 5 Westerfield road
Sampson W. Westerfield road Stewart John William Edward Gordon.
Samson William, 2 Constitution hill Smith Geo. Cranmoor, Hatfield road L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng., D.D.S. 12 SL
Sandbach Andrw. 77 Christchurch st Smith George Edward, 181 Norwich rd Matthew's street
Sanders Tom, 17 Burlington road Smith Henry Baring, 7 Stanley avenue Stirling Thos. Rock mnt.St.Jo.hn's rdi
Saul Mrs. 15 Bedford street Smith Harry Thomas, Marchmont, Stowe E. D. Rozell villa, Russell road
Saunders Rev. In. B.A.Lond. (Congre- Tuddenham road Strait Miss, 17 St. John's road
gational), 157 NOTWich road Smith James Francis, 9 Willoughby Strange Capt. Henry, I Oxford villas,.
Saunders Arthur, 86 Berners street road, Stoke Cauldwell Hall road
Saunders Arthur Edwd. 105 London rd Smith John, 9 Bolton lane Stubbin Mrs. Hill cres't, Belstead road'
Saunders Thomas, Redholme, Tud- Smith Joseph AIfd. Gippeswyk hall Stubbs Arthnr. 15 Willoughby road
denham TOad Smith King George, see King-Smith Sutcliffe WaIt. ChaS'. 25 St.Nicholas st.
Saunders William, 98 Hervey str~et George Sutton Misses, 37 Henley road
Sawer Alfred Francis, 78 Orford street Smith Miss, II2 Alan rd.St. Clement's Sutton William, Paget ha. Paget 1'oa&
Sawer Mrs. 84 London road Smith Miss, 84 Berners street Swale Tom, Mill hill, Anglesea road
Say Mrs. I Stevenson road Smith Miss, 22 High street Swan Misses, 25 Clark'son street .
Sayer Edwin Charles, Hurstlea, War. Smith Miss, 7 Holly road Swann "Ym. Alfred, 210 Spring road!
rington road Smith Mrs. 88 BernerS' street Syer William B. 24 BurreIl road
Sayer Miss, 31 St. Peter's .street Smith Mrs. 31 Bolton lane Synnot William George. Ribblesdale...
Sayer Norris, Oecil villa, Felixstowe rd Smith Mrs. Handford vil.Handford rd St. John's road
Sayward Frank, Fountain cottage, Smith Mrs. 51 St. Helen's street Talbot In. Plantation ho.Burlington 1'1i-
Holy Wells road Smith Mrs. 30 Silent street Talman Samuel, 98 Alan road
Scarlett Thos. James, 40 Spring rd Smith Mrs. R. 3'3 Silent street Tate George. 131 London road
Scase Mrs. 32 Palmerston road Smith Robert, 123 St. Helen's street Tayler William, Westerfield hall
Schmid Rev. Theophilus Frederick Smith Robt. William, 9 H(}lly road Taylor Dakin, 16 Warrington road
B.A., M.A. 40 Ivry street Smith Saml. Candler, 222 Spring road Taylor Harry, I Carol villaS', Cauldwell'
Sc()gging Mrs. 3 Bolton lane 22 Ashmore grove :Hall road
Scopes Ernst. Walt. 22 Palmerston rd Smith Wm. Charles, 239 Norwch road Taylor Hy. In. 13 Fonnerau road
Scott Buchanan, Hameldean, St.John's Smyth Arthur James. Ecclesbourne, Tayor Herbert Hy. 122 Wherstead r~
Scott Geo. Alfd. Ferndale, London rd Smyth Mrs. 33 Berners street Taylor John George, 36 Spring roach
Scriven Miss, 235 Norwich road Smyth R. W. South view, Dalton rd Taylor MisS', 22 Berners street
Scrivener John, 100 Princes street Snare Fdk. Joshua,I42Woodhridge rd Taylor Mrs. 120 London road
Seager James W. 6 St. Peter's street Snare Mrs. 50 Warwick road Taylor Ralph Dean, 19 Holly road
Seager Jsph. Hertford ho. Nacton road Sneezum Arthur John, 7 Bank street Taylor Richard, 80 Berners street
Seager Mrs. Greyfriars lodge Sneezum Henry, Cauldwell Hall rd Teesdale Rev. Hugh Walmsley M.A_
Seager Robert, Dalton road Sneil Miss, 66 Odord street (curate of St. John's), Shrub cot--
Seagrave Wm. Newton, 56 Spring rd Snell Miss, 53 Woodbridge road tage, Foxhall road
Seaman Frdk. Stanley, 20 Anglesea. rd SneIl :Korris L.D.S., R.C.S.Eng. I l Tempest ChaSl. Ernst.28 Fonnerean Td~
Seeley Robert, 17 Bolton lane Museum street Temple Mrs. 158 Norwich road
Sennitt Fredk. Downham, Norwich rd SneIl Robert, 25 Alexandra road Temple Thomas, 51 Fonnereau road
Senton Geo. Wm. 29 Chevallier street SneIl Robert, 128 Woodbridge road Tetsall Ernest P. 15 Warwick road
Setterfield Henry, Spring road Soar George, 20 Spring road Thompson Mrs. 1 Saddington villas,.
Sewell Miss, 48 Warwick road Souger Arthur, 16 Burrell road Woodbridge road
Shalders Alfred, 18 Eurlington road South Mrs. Ordnance ldg. Crescent rd Thompson Robt. Saml. 36 Berners sit
Sheldrake Henry Bruce, Arcadia, Southgate Frank, 26 Old Foundry road Thompson Wm. Haslemere, Bank rd
Wherstead road Southgate Harry, 123 Norwich road Thomson Col. Charles William,Belstead':
Sheldrake Robert, 121 St. Helen's st Southgate Herbert, 24 Spring road lodge, Belstead
Sheldrake Robt. James,255Norwich rd Southgate Jas. AlIen ho. North Hl.rd Thornhill Fdk. Wm. 57 Fonnerau road'-
Shepherd Mrs. 132 R(}se Hill :road Southgate James, 337 Woodbridge rd Thorp Henry John, Granite lodge...
Sheppard Rev. William John Limmer Southgate Mrs. 20 Warwick road Woodbridge road
M.A. (vicar of St. Peter's), St. Sout"hgate WaIter, Gippeswyk road Thurman Charles Edwd. 14 New street'>
Peter's vicarage, .Austin st. Stoke -Spalding Alfred, 20 Alpe street Thnrston Miss, 140 Woodbridge roadt
 DIRECTORY.]
Thurton Misses, 15 High street
Thwaites Jas.Fuchsia cot. Stanley av
Tibbenham John, 32 Carr street
Tickner Mrs. 28 Brooks Hall road
Tickner Mrs. 31 Fonnerau road
Tickner Wm. King, 47 Felixstowe rd
Tidbury Robert M.D., C.M. Borough
Lunatic Asylum, Foxhall road
Titchmarsh Ellis, 85 Christchurch st
Titchmarsh In. Frdk.47 Fonnereau rd
Titshall Mrs. 46 St. George's street
Todd Miss, 92 Ohristehurch street
Tollemache Hon. Stanhope Alfd., RA.
(Cam.), J.P. North Leigh, Wood-
bridge road
Toller Richd. Cliff hOe Holy Wells rd
Tomlinson Wm. Chas. 6 Richmond rd
Tompson Rev. Canon Reginald M...\..
(rector of St. Mary-at-Stoke & sur-
rogate), Stoke rectory
Topple John, 46 Palmerston road
Townsend Chas. Thos. New Cut east
Tracy Miss, Oak ldg. Christchurch st
Tracey Nathaniel, 9 Lower Brook st
Tremearne Allen Shirley,216 Spring rd
Trenter Robert, 7 Henley road
Tricker SI. 20 Palmerston road
Trodd William Tunstall, 2 St·. Nichola.s
place, Silent street
Trollope Charles Brightmer, 29
Chevallier street
Trott John Chas. 12 Brook's Hall road
Turner Leonard, Beaumaris house,
Anglesea road
Turner Miss, 5 Bank street
Turner Mrs. 23 Alpe street
Turner Mrs. Genista, Graham road
Turner Mrs. I41 Norwich road
Turner Pierson, Lonsdale house,
Belstead road
Turner Stanley, Swan's nest, 'Wester-
field road
TurnerWalton,Brakefield,Westerfield rd
Tunmer Mrs. BurY' lodge, St. Ed_
round's road
Tunmer Mrs. 106 Christchurch street
Turner Alan, 7 Lower Brook street
Turner Arthur, 30 Warrington road
Turner Edward Rush, Clare lodge,
Henley road
Turner Frdk. Park side, Westerfld.rd
Turner Frederick William, Raven-
lhill, Tuddenham road
Turner George, 47 Bolton lane
Turner Hugh, I Old Butter market
Turner John M. Firbank, Dalton road
Tweed Thos. Geo. 9 Palmel'ston road
Tyers In. Thos. 244 Woodbridge rd
Tyler William, 40 Burlington road
Underwood AIbert Hy. 3 Westerrfield rd
Underwood Edwin Parsons, Cliff cot-
tage, Holy Wells road
Underwood Ernest, 15 Bolton lane
Underwood Henry, Cavendish house,
Westerfield road
Unsworth Rt. The Cot. Willoughby rd
Van Den Bergh Rev. Adalbert Wilhelm
Th.A.K.C.L. (vicar of St. Mary-at-
the-Elms), St. Mary-at-the-Elms
Vicarage, 19 Henley road
Vandenburgh Mrs. 17 Willoughby rd
Stoke
Vercoe Miss, 2 Carol villas, Cauldwell
Hall road
Vince Mrs. 18 St. George's street
Vincent George M.D. North lodge,
Anglesea road
Vipan Jennings, 248 Woodbridge road
Vulliamy Arth. Frdk. 20 Up. Brook st
Vulliamy LiO'llel Hastings, 20 Upper
Brook street
Wainwright Alfd.West twr.NorWch.rd
Wainwright John, I Spring road
COMMERCIAL.
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maker, wholesale &; retail ironmonger, mechanical
engineer &:; general machinist; sole makers of the" Vic-
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gold medals, 1895 & 1897, Ipswich Industrial Exhibi-
tion, Crown Street iron works, corner of High street
&:; Crown street
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Wainwright Miss, 21 Warrington ruadl White William Orford, St. Nicholas
Wainwright Percy Flindell, Crescent place, Silent street
hous~, G'rescent road Whitehead Ebenezer, II4 London road.
WainwrightSaml.Fdk.29Westerfield rd Whitmarsh Charles E. 217 Cauldwell
Wainw,right Wm. 25 Westerfield rd Hall road
Walford Rev. William Stewart (vicar Whitmore Arthur, 124 Hervey street
of St. Mary-at-the-Quay), 23 Lower "'fiitmore Thos. Benj. 106 Hervey s1&
Brook street Whistlecraft Mrs. Bishop's hill
Walford James Hare, AItern place, Whitaker George William, HalIfax ho..
Tuddenham road Wherstead road
Walford Miss', 29 PaJmerston road Whymark Benjamin, 83 Yo~k road
Walker Caleb, 49 Berners street Whymark Mrs. 77 Victoria str~et
Walker Jas. Frdk. 122 Woodbrdge. rd Wigg Wm. Baldry, 141 Cemetery rd:
Walker Mrs. Frances, Gothic house, Wiggin John C. 3 Crane hill
St. John's road ' WiIding David, Bay Idg. Belstead rd'
Walker Mrs. Goorge. 59 London road Wilding Mrs. 25 Christchuroh street';
WaIler Mrs. 3 Warwick road Wilding Walt. Wm.242Woodbridge rd
Wallis William, 25 Alpe street Wilkin AIgernon Hy. 73 Victoria st.
Walpole William Hy. 41 Henley road Wilkins Leonard, 67 London road
Walton H. James, 5 Waterloo road Wilkinson: Pollard, 21 Ashmere grover
Ward Capt. Thomas R.A. St. An- Willett Saml. Benjamin, I Russell reI:
drew's, Belstead' road Williams Frederick George, Clevedon.
Ward Francis, 37 Bolton lane villa, Stevenson road
Ward Francis M.D. 221 Museum street Williams Mrs. 7 Spring road
Ward Fras. Chas. 3 St. Helen's st Williamson Rev. William Henry (vicar-
Ward Frank Fowler RA., M.R 32 of Holy Trinity & chaplain of Ips-
Berners street wich Workhouse), Vicarage road
Ward Henry Parker, 43 lfolton lane Williment George, 8 Burrell rd. Stoke'
Ward John, 2I Warwick road Willis Rev. Richard Elgar (Baptist) ..
Warden Miss, 49 High street Wherstead road
Warn Charles, 37 Cobbold street Wilson Mrs. II Bolton lane
Wa.rne ATth.Dodding ho.St.John's rd WilsonMrs.Fitz-Roy,167Woodbridge rtl
Warne Arthur, Melrose cottage, Bram- Wilson Sidney, 16 PaJmerston road
ford road Winder Goorge, 4 Alpe street
Warner H. 41 Burrell road Wintle MrS'. 82 Christchurch street
Warner Thos. M.D. 12 Museum st Wiseman Miss, 16 Anglesea road
Warren Green Fenning, 72 Lower Wollaston Drewry Ottley, 30 Fon-
Orwell street nereau road
Warren Hy. Chas. 30 Warwick rd Wolno Miss, 20 Great Colman street.
Warren Robt. 17 Foundation street Wolton Hora.ce,Fernley ho.Crescent r<f
Warren Samuel, 54 Berners street Wolton William Robert, West Garth,.
Waspe Miss, 112 London road St. John's road
Waters Hrbt.Ernst.132 Woodbridge rd Wood Rev. AIan Rowlands (curate of
Watk'ins Eldred, Dunclutha, Oban st St. Clement's), 25 Bolton lane
Watkins Mrs. Carisbrooke. Wester- Wood Arthur Thorley, Elm house,.
field road Museum street
WatkinS' Wm. E. WeY'burn, Redan st Woods Rev. A. E. (curate of St. Cle-
Watson Joseph, 106 London road ment's), 25 Bolton lane
Watson Mrs. 81 Berners street Woods A. E. Clovelly, Redan si·reet
Watson William, 41 Orford street Woods Charles, 17 Spring road
Webb Benjamin James, Commemora- Woods Mrs. E. H. Salisbury house-..
tion villa, Nacton road Anglesea road
Weetman M1'IS. 249 Ranelagh road Woods WaIter, 39 St. Margaret's st
Welbum Miss, 31 We9terfield road Woods William Hunter, 12 Redan st·
Wells Josiah, III Felixstowe TOad Woodgate Miss, II6 Bramford road
Wells Josia-h, Indian villa, Felix- Woodhouse Horace John, 26 Berners st-
stowe road Woolner Capt. Henry, Gwyndee ldg.
Welton Mrs. 151 Norwich road Norwich road
Went Miss, 23 St. John's road Woolner Miss, Bateman's villa., New-
Went William, 82 New Cut west ton road
Wernham Ernest, 15 Ashmere grove WooInough Frank, South view, Tud-
West Charles, 6 York road denham road
West Jsph.Bishop,Mistley, Russell rd Wootton George, 2 Cambridge villa~
West Mrs. 3 Cauldwell Hall road Cauldwell Hall road
West Mrs. 88 London road Workman Edgr.Ballasall,Gippeswyk r<f.
West Mrs. Onley lodge, Cowper road Worster Thomas Edwd. 65 Derby rcl
Westcott George, I Star lane Worters John Thomas, 206 Spring rd
Westcott Edmund William Martyn Worts Mrs. 28 Berners street
L.R.C.P.Iond. (2nd house surgeon, Wright Charles, III St. Helen's st
East Suffolk &:; Ipswich Hospital), Wright George Abraham, 7 Steve::a-
Anglesea road son road
Westhorp Mrs. Sterling, 78 Christ- Wright Henry, 133 Cemetery road
church street Wright Herbt. Aston, 10 Burlington re!
Wethey Julius Fras.270 Woodbridge rd Wright John, 9 Westerfield road
Wetmon Oharles Ernest, 13 Friar st Wright Miss, 138 Woodbridge road
Whaites Rt. Tuthill, 4 Burlington rd Wright William, 20 Argyle street
Wheatley Jeremiah, 145 Woodbrdg.rd Wright William, 13 Burlington road'
Whelan Rev. William Joseph Frazer Wrinch Alfred, Hillcrest, Paget road'
D.D. (vicar of St. Lawrence's), I Wrinch A. C. Hillcrest, Paget road
Neale street Wrinoh BernardT.Rheola,Broughton r<l
White Edward, 20 Clarkson street Wrinch John Hy. 45 Fonnereau rd
White John, Elmroyd, Park road Wrinch Miss, 28 Ivry street
White John Richd. 3I Low. Brook st Wykes Hy. In. 2 Wilberforee street;
•
Abbott Henry William, shopkeeper, 9 Fore Hamlet
implement Adams Anna (Miss), dress maker, 89 Norwich road
Adams Charles, painter &c. 17 Wilberforce street
Adams Fredk. Wm. beer retailer, 18 &:; 20 Up. Barclay sIi
Adcock Alwin Joseph, market gardener, Felixstowe read
Adcock Frank, fruit merchant, 20 St. Matthew's, -street
Addison &:; Co. seed gTowers & merchants & Dutch bull::»
importers, 12 St. Matthew's street
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Addison Albert, manager for the New York Life Insurance
Co. 38 Princes street
.AddisoD George, Mulberry Tree P.H. 5 Woodbridge' road
Addison Waiter William... Chequers P.lI. 24 New street
Adlard Nonnan &; Co. printers, 16 Crown street
.!.irey Annie (Mrs.), beer retailer, 17 Aust.in street
Akester William Richardson & Sons, dyers, 9 Norwich rd.
&; 44 St. Nicholas street
.Albert Otto, watch maker, 19! Wherstead road
Alden Albert, boot maker, 29 Crown street
Alderton Thos. &; Son, boot &; shoe makers, 44 Butter mkt
Aldis Edward William, fishmonger, 6 Tomline road
Aldous Alfred, boot maker, 38 :Friars street
Aldous Edward, batter &; hosier, 3 Carr street
Aldous J ames William, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths
(fiIrm, Leighton &; Aldous)
,Alexander Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 8, 10 &; 12 Elm st
Alexander Hy. Chamberlain, clothier, 53 Up. Brook st
Alexander William James, jobmaster, 7 Fonnerau road
Allard Mrs. wardrobe dealer, 14 St. Stephen's lane
Allen Alfred Albert, florist, Samuel road
AlIen Benjamin, shopkeeper, 175 Spring road
AlIen George, florist, 65 York road
Allen Harry William, builder, 33 Spring road
AlIen Stephen Eli, news agent, 29 Wherstead road
Allen William M. printer, 40 Foundation street
Alliance Assurance Co. (Arthur E. Evans, sec.), Ipswich
branch, Queen street; chief office, Bartholomew lane,
London EO
Allman Robert, boot maker, 33 Oavendish st. Fore hamlet
Allport J.S. -sec to the Ipswich Liberal Association&Liberal
registration agent for the borough of Ipswich '& the
Woodbridge division of the county of Suffolk, 15 Lower
Brook street
Alston &; Moir, merchant tailorS' &; general outfitters, 9
Butter market &; 11 Thoroughfare
Alyward George, inspector of buildings &; drains for the
borough, Town hall
Amass Arthur William, pork butcher, 5 High street
Anderson Frank, furniture broker, 33 .& 35 St. Helen's st
Anderson Harry, piano tuner, 32 St. Helen's street
Andrew Arthur, cab proprietor, 18 Cardigan street
Andrews J ames William, Masons' Arms P .H. Orchard· -st
Andrews John Henry, pork butcher, 62 Woodhouse street
Andrews Joshua, grainer, 22 St. George's street
Anthony Given Abraham, butcher, 96 St. Helen's street
Anthony Thomas Russell, butcher, 58 Carrstreet
Archer Herbert Edward, auctioneer, valuer &; land &;
estate agent, Old Museum rooms, Museum street
Archer James, baker, 322 Spring road
Archer Maris (Mrs.), dressmaker, 38 St. George's street
Armitage Thomas, dining rooms, 59 Fore st. St. Clement's
Armstrong John, travelling tea dealer, 138 London road
Armstrong Percy William, tailor, 3 Berners street
Arnold William, shopkeeper, 41 Holy Wells road
Arnott Arthur, shopkeeper, 10 New Cut east
Ashford Lancelot Hy. teacher of music, Woodbridge road
AtlasCorset Co.corset manufrs.Atlas works,Woodbridge rd
Atlewell Jane Ann (Miss), draper, 161 Felixstowe road
Atwood Ernest Glynn, George P.H. Woodhouse street
Auger Mary Ann (Mrs.), coffee tavern, 4 Foundation street
Ault William, florist, Henslow road
Austin Henry, tailor, 31 We~gatestreet
Austin Robert, market gardener, Britannia road
Avery W. &; T. Limited, weighing machine manufacturers,
4 Woodbridge road
Avis Arthur, builder, 34 Spring road . Barr George, Horse 0& Groom P.H. 104 Woodbridge road
Aylward John Peter Wm. &; Son, boot 0& shoe makers, 76
&; 78 Fore street
Eacon, Cobbold &; Co. (Alexander Gibb, resident partner),
bankers; head office, Cornhill; branch, Derby road; &;
at ,Felixstowe, Harwich, Dovercourt, Woodbridge .&
Wickham Market; draw on Glyn, Mills, CU'rl'ie &; Co.
0& Drummonds &; Co. London. See advertisement
Bacon SarahAnn (Ml's.),statnr.&post office,I1Wherstd. rd
Eagworth Frederick Edwin, grocer, 38 Tackett street
Bailey 0& Co. fishmongers, King street
Bailey Arthur Robert, painter, 85 Woodbridge road
Bailey Edward, hair dresser, 52 Norwich road
Eailey George, shopkeeper, 26 Hervey street
Bailey James Robert, baker, 1 Fonnereau Toad
Eailey Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 York road
Eailey John Robert, upholsterer, 7 St. Margaret's plain
Baillie's Advertising Co. (C. Campbell Rule, manager),
21 Princes street
Eaird William, boot maker, 7 Tackettstreet
Eaker Edward, bill poster, 56 Berners street
Baker Frederick, commercial traveller, 57 Burrell road
Baker Isaac Charles, insurance agent, 9 Cauldwell Hall I'd
Eaker James, timber merchant, New Cardinal street
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Eaker Robert. market gardener, Febxstowe road
[KELLY'S
Baker Samuel, bootmaker, 106 Woodbridge road
Baker Sarah (Miss), draper, 38 Norwich road
Bakewell Jsph. Wm. grocer &; carpenter, 36 Bath st. Stoke
Balaam Robert, plumber, 5 Metz street, Cattle market
Baldry Alfred Edward, baker, 46 Burlington road
Baldry Christina (Mrs.), to'bacconist, 84 Norwich road
Baldry Waiter William, market gardener, 15 Wolsey st
Baldwin Charles Frederick, grocer &; agent for W. &;
A. Gilbey Lim. wine &; ·spirit mers. 2 &; 4 Norwich rd
Baldwin John, shopkeeper, 10 Cox lane
Baldwin Robert Wm. shopkeeper, 46 & 48 Fitzroy st
Baldwin William, haulier, 76 Bramford road
Ball James, tobacconist, 25 St. Matthew's street
Ballimore Joshua, temperance hotel, 191 Princes street
Balls Elizabeth {Mrs.), apartments, 36 High street
Balls George Winton, butcher, 12 Mount
Balls John, 'shopkeeper, 146 Handford road
Banham Alex. auctioneer &; valuer &; business transfer agt.
27 St. Matthew'.s street &; at Watton
Banks Harry, tobacconist, 33 Carr 'street
Banstead John, confectioner, 4 Bolton lane
Bantock Hyram, confectioner, 44 St. Helen's street
Bantoft Rd. &; Sons,tailors'& woollen drapers,24 Queen lit
Bantoft Guy C. solicitor 0& commissioner fur oaths, 28
Museum street
Bantoft William, solicitor &; -commissioner for oaths,
clerk of the peace, town clerk & clerk to the port sani-
tary authority, Town hall, Cornhill
Banyard William, baker, 67 St. John's road
Barber Charles, greengrocer,45 Blanche street
Barber Elizabeth (Miss), dressmaker, 89 Rose Hill road
Barber John Philip, boot maker, 105 Norwich road
Barber John Philip, boot maker, 8 Vernon street, Stoke
Barber Julia (Mrs.), teacher of music, 33 Vernon st. Stoke·
Barber Robert Thomas, bookbinder, 36 St. George's street
Barclay &; Co. Limited (hranch), bankel'ls, open 10 to 4,
except tues. 10 to 5, &; ,sat. 9.30 to I, Princes street;
draw on head office, 54 Llmbard street, London E C.
~~e advertisement
Bardwell Henry David, corn chandler, 81 Rope walk
Bal'ham David, haulier, 40 Norfolk road
Barham Henry Austin, Falcon P.R. I: Falcon street •
Barham James, monumental mason, 16 Dellwyn st. west
Barham William Charles, beer retailer, 4 Pottery street
Barker Arthur, greengrocer, 95 Bramford road
Barker Burwood, carpenter & joiner &; house agent;
estimates gi\'en for general repairs', jobbing work of all
kinds; horticultural work a speciality, 92 St. George's
street •
Barker Hannah (:\'1iss), shopkeeper, 20 Norwich road
Barker Henry, shopkeeper, 51 Hawesstreet, Stoke
Barker James, carpenter, 78 Spring road
Barker James', shopkeeper, Bramford road
Barker Waiter, beer retailer &; -shopkpr. 28 Alexandra I'd
Barker Waiter Samuel, baker, 70 & 72 St. George's street
Barker William, confectioner, 9 St. Margaret's street
Barker William WaIter, baker, Felixstowe road & 66
Elliott street
Barlow Ernest C. beer retailer, 131 Woodhouse street
Barlow L. (Miss), temperance hotel, 9 Tavern street
Barnard Harry, corn &; flour dealer, 35 St. Margaret's st
Barnard Jonathau, beer retailer, 13 &; 15 John street
Bames &; Ellie, coach builders, 357 Woodbridge road
Barnes .Axthur, hair dresser, 30 Black Horse lane
Bames George, chair caner, 42 Old Foundry road
Barnes Robert, town crier &; bill poster, 50 Carrier's lane'
Barrall William. shopkeeper, 108 Fore hamlet
Barrell Charles, baker, 52 Waterworks street
Barrell Oharles, registrar of births 0& deaths for Ipswich'
western district, Ipswich union; office, Halton court
Barrett Edwin, bookseller, see Read & Barrett
Barrett Ephraim, confectioner, 13 Vernon road
Bartlett Charles Bateman, fancy repository 46, & carver &;'
gilder 48, Westgate street , '
BarwelI Arthur, shopkeeper, 82 Wherstead road
Bass Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 12 OnOI'd street .
Basting William Dineley, florist, Hutland road
Batley George, fruiterer, 12 Fore street •
Batley WaIter Daniel, arti.st, 12 St. Matthew's street
Baxter Edgar George, milliner, 4 Tacket street
Baxter George William, jobmaster &;c. 66 St. Matthew's st
Baxter Thomas, boot maker, 30 Bell lane, Stoke
BayleS' R. H. E. dispensing chemist, see Pain &; Bayles
Bayles Thomas William, grocer, I4 St. Margal'et's street
Bayley Wm. Maxwell, .stationer, 25 Upper Brook street
Beard Arthur, butcher, 49 Princes street
Beard Edward (from Maple &; Co,), house furnisher &;
removal contractor, carpet, bedding,domestic machinery
&; pianoforte warehouse, blind maker &; upholsterer.
house decorator, paperhanger &; house- &; estate agent.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
3 &i 3a, King street, Butter market; Pantechnicon &;
furniture storage &; workshops, Crown street &; Tower
Ramparts; timber yard, Crown street; &; at Bous
road, Newmarket
Beart James Wm. grocer &i agent for W. &i A. Gilbey Lim.
wine &; spirit merchants, 84 Fore street, St. Clement's
Beaumont A. &; Co. coal &; coke factors, merchants &;
shippers; office, 130 Fore street; depot, Quay
Beaumont James, insurance ageRt, St. Laurence street
Beckett Harry &; Jessie(Miss),picture frame ma.35Carr st
Beckett John, shopkeeper, 31 &; 33 Waterworks street
lleckett William John, confectioner, 35 Butter market
Beckwith John, market gardener, Felixstowe road
Bedford Carus, watch maker, 101a, St. Helen's street
Bedford George, tailor, 14 Granville street
Bedingfield George, marble &;c. workS', Princes street
lleecraft WaIter, secondhand bookseller, 10 Grimwade st
Begg William L. news agent, 30 Bridge street, Stoke
Belding John, beer retailer, 61 &; 63 Upper OrweIl street
Bell Brothers, grocers, 51 Westgate street
Bell Susannah (Mrs.), shirt maker, 29 St. Peter's street
Belshaw George, furniture dealer, Spring road
Bennett George Charles &; Son, furnishing &; general iron~
mongers, kitchen range manufacturers, silversmiths,
dealers in electro-plated goods &; cutlery &; importers of
marble chimney pieces, 24 &; 26 Tavern street
Bennett &; Son, carriage builders, 131 iFore street
Bennett &; Co. grQcers, 31 Tavern street
Eennett Arthr. nurseryman,Victoria nursry.Westerfield rd
Bennett Fred, builder, building contractor, plumber,
glazier &; painter, artesian well borer, stonemason &;c.
New Street works
Bennett William, grocer &; tea dealer, 16 Tavern st,reet
Benneworth Richard,baker &; confectioner,2Gower st.Stoke
Benneworth Samuel PoweIl, confectioner, 2 Gower st. Stoke
Berry Goorge, florist, 15 Anglesea road
Berry John, market gardene'r, 102 CauldweIl Hall road
Berry William, grocer &c. 31 William street
Eerry William, tobacconist, 10 St. Nicholaso s.treet
Betts Frederick, confectioner, 17 Westgate street
Betts Frederick, confectioner, 28 Westgate street
Iletts Lott Henry, Bun's Head P.B. 2 Fore st. St. Clement's
Bevan Alfred George, coal merchant, 82 Fore street, St.
Clement's &; The Quay
Bevan Alfred George, corn dealer, 3 St. Matthew's street
Bevan Edwd. Wm. cab proprietor,13 St.Margaret's green
Bevan Henry Edward, builder, 19 Cemetery road
Bicker James Robert, baker, 52 Orford street
Binks James Henry, Old Marsh P.H. 91 Princes ,street
Bird J oseph &; Son, coal factors &; merchants &; brick
manufacturers; offices, Stoke Bridge wharf; Trinity
brick works, Cavendishstreet
Bird Buckingham, jun. plumber, 129 Norwich road
Bird Edward, umbrella maker, 2 Falcon street
Bird Edward Charle'S', hai,r dresser, 60 Princes. street
Bird Edwin Joseph, naturalist, 17 Fore st. St. Clement's
Bird Frances (Mrs.), pork ~utcher, 8 Tomline road
Bird Frederick, coal merchant (firm, Bird Joseph &; Son)
Bird Frederick, pork butcher, 72 Woodbridge road
Bird Jabez, fancy goods dealer, I Tacket street ..
Bird Jabez, pork butcher, 20 St. Belen's street
Bird Jabez, tobacconist, news agent & post office, 55 Upper
Brook street
Bird Jane (Mis~), draper, &; post office, n6a, Fore hamlet
Bird John, carpenter, 8 Edgar street
Bird John Ashley, beer retailer, I Peel street
Bird Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 48 Croft street, Stoke
Bird Margaret (Ml's.), umbrella ma. 31 St. Nicholas s1;
Eird WaIter J. beer retailer, 14 Stoke 'street
Birkett &; Ridley, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths, 24
Museum street • garments; Friendly house, 28, 30, 32, 34 &; 36 Tacket
Bishop &; Son,organ builders,Westbourne mills,Norwich rd
Bishop Chas.Great Eastern Railway P.H.8ICommercial rd
Bishop Ebenezer In. beer ret. &; baker, 55 Bath st. Stoke
Bishop George Robel't, baker, 20 Orehard street
Bishop Percy, Grand hotel, 16 Butter market
:Bishop William B. pork butcher, no St. Helen's street
Bisshopp Ed:ward Fernley, architect &; diocesan surveyor,
32 Museum. street
Blake James, shopkeeper, 31 Friars street
Block &; Cullingham, ,solicitol'lS &; commis.sioners for oaths,
Arcade chambers
Blomfield Sarah (Mrs.), Ipswich ArmSi P.B. Handford rd
Bloom Bobert &; Sons, saddlers', 42 Old Cattle market
Bloom 'Philip, saddler, Felixstowe road
Bloom Robert, jun. saddler, 17 The Mount
Bloomfield &; Bichards, tailors, 5 Friars road
lHoomfield Benjamin, grocer &; agent for W. &;. A. Gilbey
Limited, wine &; spirit merchants, 21 Wherstead road,
Stoke
Bloomfield Charles, greengrocer, 69 Bramford road
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Bloomfield George, baker, 443 Bramford road
Bloomfield John, milk seller, 120 Myrtle road
Bloomfield Joseph W. hair dresser, 38 St. Peter's street
Bloss Hugh &; Ernest, pork butchers, 31 Norwich road
Blowers Elizabeth (Mrs), Suffolk hotel, 31 Commercial rd
Bl{)wers Frederick, boot maker, 47 Curriers' lane
Blowers Maurice, seedsman, 36 St. Matthew's street
Blyth Archibald, stationer, 27 &; 29 St. Nicholas street
Boar David &; Son, hay &; straw dealers, 3 Grey Friars rd
Boar William F. parish clerk of St. Nicholas,22Falcon st
Boaree William, fruiterer, 12 Orwell place
Boast James William, coffee rooms, I I &; 13 Duke street
Boby &; Jannings, goldsmiths, watch makers, silversmiths,
jewellers & opticians, Cornhill
Boer Edward, boot &; shoe maker, 31 Tanner's lane
Bollard Edward Robinwn, baker,S Bridge street, St()ke
Bond Bobert &; Sons, auctioneers, valuers &i estate agents;
auction sales: Metropolitan cattle market,every monday
&; thurlSooy; Ipswich, every tuesday; WQodbridge,
every thursday; Eye, mQnday, every fortnight; sec. of
Suffolk Agricultural AS90ciation &; Suffolk Fat Cattle
Olub; sales of landed estates &; house property through-
out the year, Old Bank house, 6 Butter market. Tele-
phone, No. 218, Ipswich
Boon Fred, cycle dealer, 17 Crown street
Booth &; Mitchell, coal factors & merchants, King st. ;
& at City station, Norwich; also at the Hythe, Col-
chester &; Oacton-on-Sea
Boots Cash Chemists (Eastern) Limited, 52 Westgate st
Borley William, baker, 53 John street '
Borough Lunatic Asylum (Edmund Lewis RQwe L.RC.P.
&; L.RC.S.Edin. med. superintendent; William Bantoft,
clerk to committee of visitors; John Harrison, sec)
Borough of Ipswich Science, Art &; Technical Schools
(Frank Woolnough, sec.), art division, Museum bldngs.
High street (W. T. Griffiths, head master), ,science &;
technical division, Christchurch college
Borough Police Station (Lieut.-Col. H. R. Russell, chief
constable), Town hall, Cornhill
Bonett Charles, builder, I Metz street, Cattle market
Bonett Frdk. Hy. wardrobe dlr. 13 & 15 St. Stephen's la
Boston James, shopkeeper, 74 Kemball street
BosweIl George James', printer, 17 William street
Botwood W. T. &; S. E. coach builders; manufactory,
Woodbridge road, St. John's; show rooms, Carr st
Boughton W. &; Sons, photographers, 24 Butter market
Boughton Elizh. (Mrs.), Vine P.H.Church st.St.Clement's
Boughton John Ernest, Three SwanSl P.B. 83 Brinces st
Bourner Peter, hair dresser,s Fore 'hamlet
Bovill Edgar, builder, baker, &; post office,121 BraIIiford la
Bovill Edward J. E. postmaster, General Post office,Corubl
Bowden Mary {Mrs.), shopkeeper, 123 Bectory I'd. Stoke
BoweIl Edgar, beer retailer, 95 Crown street
Bowen Martha (Miss), milliner, 17 Tavern street
Bowles Beatrice (Mrs.), beer retailer, Bramford road
Bowman Benjamin Thomas, tailor, 40 Warwick road
Bowman Philip, tailor, 6 Tacketstreet
Boyce Joseph, gasfitt-er, 17 St. Nicholas etlreet
,Bracey Kate (Mrs.), apartments, 34 High street
Bradbrook James, shopkeeper, 63 Fore hamlet
Bradbrook- Robert, haulier, I I Friars road
Bradbrook Samuel Jl)hn, 16 Dillwyn street
Bradford Charles Frederick, confectioner, 58 Tavern street
Bradley F. W. artificial teeth manufacturer, IS Carr st
Bragg George, shopkeeper, 2'J Cauldwell avenue
Brame George Benjamin, painter. 8 Olarkson stJ'eet·
Branch William Gooda, tobacconi.st, 28a, Westgate street
Brand & Sons, wholesale & retail drapers, complete house
furnishers,cabinet makers, upholsterers&;bedding manu-
facturers &i &Ole proprietors of the" Orinda" rain proof
st.; cabinet works &; bedding factory, Wingfield st
Brand Walter A.R.I.B.A. architect &; surveyor, 26
Museum street
Branton John, shopkeeper, Black Horse lane
Brereton Henry Arthur (Mrs.), fruiterer, 6 Carr street
Brewer William, grocer, 41 St. Matthew's street
Brewery inn (The) (D. A. Tollemache, propr.),Up.Brook st
Brewster Harriet(Mrs. ),grocer,&post office,8.s Bramford rd
Brewster Henry WaIter, shopkeeper, 36 Pottery street
Brewster Wm. Fras. (Mrs.), market gardener,Freehold rd
Bridges Arthur, boot maker, 89 Bramford road
Bridges James, butcher, n8 Bramford lane
Briggs. Elisha, boot maker, 61 St. Matthew's street
Bristo Henry Wm. jun. general dealer, 15 Rope walk
British Wo-rkman's & General Assurance Co. Limited
{Edward Marshall, superintendent), 4 Clarkson street
BritteDJ & Bannister, boot &; shoe manufrs. 16 Falcon at
Brogden Richard William M.B., B.S., M.B.C.S.Eng.
surgeon &; hon. medical officer to the East Suffolk &;
Ipswich hospital, 12 Lower Brook street
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Bromley Henry William, inspector of corn returns, Inland
Revenue office, Northgate ,street
Brooke John W. land agent & valuer, 6 Princes street
Brooker Thomas, asphalter, 24 Hampton road
Brooks iEllen Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 67 Fore street,
St. Clement's
Brooks John, fish dealer, Westbonrne
Broome Henry, confectioner, 49 Butter market
Browes John, market gardener, Crabbe street
Brown & Burgess, architects & surveyors,2 & 4 Princes st
Brown & Ward, phYoSicians & sUl"geons, Museum street
Brown Wm. &; Co. timber, deal &; slate mers. Friars rd
Brown Alfred George, beer retailer, 26 Cox lane
Brown Arthur W. pawnbroker, 12 Friars street
Brown Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 10 GranviIle street
Brown Ernest Charles, tobacconist, 22 St. Helen's street
Brown Frank, architect, see Brown & Burgess
Brown Frank James, baker, FoxhaIl road
Brown George, shopkeeper, 327 Woodbridge road
Brown George Henry, boot maker, I4 Upper OrweIl street
Brown Henry John, haberdasher, 90 St. Helen's' street
Brown Herbert Henry M.D., F.R.C.S.Eng. (firm, Brown &
'Ward), physician & surgeon, & hone medical officer to
the East Suffolk & Ipswich hospital, 3 Museum street
Brown Isase Seaman, butcher, 62 Woodbridge road
Brown James, bricklayer, 75 St. Helen's street
Brown John, grocer & parish clerk of St. Peter's, 43
Wherstead road
Brown Joseph, Blaek Bell P.H. 34 Museum street
Brown Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, IQI Princes street
Brown Richard, upholsterer, ,St. Matthew's Church lane
Brown WilIiam, cooper, 5 I Ringham road
Brown WiIIiam, pork butcher, 191 OauIdwell Hall road
Brown Wm. Hy. aTchitect, 24 Fore st. St. Clement'oS
Browning William James M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,
'57 St. Matthew's street
Brunnin~ Richd. Hy. corn &; seed mer. 4 Up. Orwell st
Bryant George, beer retailer, 37 & 39 East street
Buckham Edward, borough surveyor, Town hall
Buckle William, baker, 56 &; 58 Bell lane, Stoke
Bugen Herman, umbrella maker, 42 St. Matthew's street
Bugg,Newton &; Co.wholesale clothing manfrs.39Princes st
Bugg Frederick John, leather &; shoe manufacturer &i shoe
warehouse, 3 Tseket street
Bullard & Cotton, coach builders, Crown street
Bullard John, beer retailer, 2 Permit Office street
Bullen Frederick William, pianoforte tuner, 10 High st
Bullen Horace, law clerk, house & business agent, rent &
debt collector & private' enquiry agent,Io Providence sf,
Bullen John, organ builder, 7 Bernerlt street
Bullock Edwin, butcher, 179 Spring road
Bultitude Arthur George, cycle agent, 11 Friars street
Bulwer Arthur Alfred, hair dresser, 34 Elm street
Bumstead Robert, milk dealer, 24 Waterworks street
Bumstead William Henry, Shipwrights' Arms P.H. 55
Wherstead road, Stoke
Burch Albert John, wheelwright, York road
Burch J ames, shopkeeper, Derby road
Burgess Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer, 17 Orwell place
Burgess George H. architect, see Brown &; Burgess
Burgham Hensley Harry, chemist, 21 Tacket street
Bnrgoyne George, highway superintendent, 9 Wolsey st
Burkitt J osiah, inspector of weights &; measures for
Southern district of East SUffolk, County hall
BurmanJames,market gardener,Lincoln vils.Felixstowe rd
Burn~t Henry, shopkeeper, 16 Fore hamlet
Burrell Henry, hatter, 34 Upper Brook street
Burroughs Samuel, inspector to National Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 20 Providence street
Burrows Herman Nathaniel, pork butcher, 39 Bramford rd
Burrows WiIliam, pork butcher, 48 St. Peter's street
Burrows William George, hair dresser, I Waterworks st
Burl; Robert, wire worker, 117 Princes street
Burt{)n, Son &; Sanders Limited, wholesale grocers, tea
dealers i& provision merchantEl, importers of sugar &;
other foreign produce, manufacturers of ground, flake,
strip almonds &c. also iciug, pulverised castor &; granu-
lated sug-ars, Colle~ street &; St. Peter's wharf; London
• Chamberlayne Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper,22 Low. Orwell st
house, Harrison, Burton & Co. 10 Philpot lane E 0
Burton .Tames, carrier, 20 St. Margaret's street
Buscall &obert T. butcher, Spring road
Butcher Charles, school attendance officer, 30 Myrtle road
Butcher George, grocer, 34 Bridge st.Stoke&II6Fore hmlt
Butcher James John, Lord Chancellor P.H. Grey Friar's rd
Butcher John, confectioner, 215 RosehiIl road
Butcher John (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper, 29 Long street
Butcher William, pork butcher, 53 Princes street
Butler .Tohn, greengrocer, 36 Norwich road
Butler John Robert, fruiterer, 44 Wherstead road
Butters Charles Edward, bicycle dealer 34, &; music ware-
house 36, Butter market
Buxton Frederick, beer retailer, 3 RilI st. & 48 Pottery st
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Byles Samuel George, boot maker, Foxhall road
CllJble WiIIiam, shopkeeper, I Cleveland ter. Cavendish s&
Cade Alfred Henry, photographer, 4 Westgate street
Cadel Percy R. news agent, 22 Orchard street
Cadge Frank, insurance broker, 24 Friars street
Cadge Samuel, boot maker, 14 Curve street
Cage George, cab proprietor, 2 Cardigan street
California Liberal Club (Fredk. Stow, sec.), Foxhall road
Calver William, shopkeeper, 29,Wykes Bishop street
Calver David, shopkeeper, 44 Victoria street
Calver Henry, confectioner, 48 Curriers' lane
Calver James, saddler, 66 Spring road
Calver John, boot maker, 17 Dorkin street
CalveI' WiIIiam Harry, printer & stationer, 3 Friars st
Calvert, Martha (Miss), milliner, 2 Great Colman street
Calvesbert Robert Arthur, shopkeeper, 27 Wellington st
Campbell Duncan, draper, St. Nicholas street
Campbell Jas. shopkpr.IO & 12 Cavendish st.Fore hamlet.
Canavan John, dining rooms, 13 &; 15 Orwell place
Caudler Charles, greengrocer, 40 St. Peter'So street
Oanham Frederick William,jobmaster &; new &; secondhand
carriage show rooms, Roslyn stables, St. Matthew's
street; Great White Horse Hotel yard &; corner of
Portm~ms road, Princes street. See advertisement
Canham John, carman, Handford road
Canham WaIter John, County hotel, 29 St. Helen's street
Cann Lewis, fruiterer &C. 53 Butter market
Cant Charles Danes, baker, 106 Woodhouse street
Cant George, cab proprietor, Tacket street .
Cant George, market gardener, Britannia l'oad
Cant Harry, baker & confectioner, 3 &; 5 Alston road
Cant Jacob, market gardener, Hll'tland road
Cant James, baker &; beer retailer; 51 Cemetery road
Cant Percy WeIton, market gardener, Parliament road
Cant Robert, fruiterer, 19 Church st. St. CIement'8
Capon Vernon, confectioner, 75 Norwich road
Card Frederick, greengrocer, 41 Borough road
Card Henry Charles, carpenter, 62 Bolton lane
Carey Henry, floriiSt, Foxhall road
Carr Street Improvement Co. Limited (Henry MilIer,sec. t.
16 Museum street
Catt Samuel, OrweIl P.R. 120 New Cut west, Stoke'
Carr William Henry, brick maker, Suffolk road
Carr Wm. Hy. brick maker, Valley brick works,Foxhall rd.
Carter Alfred G. stock broker, 30 Museum street
Carter Edward Hy. ,shopkeeper, Ismalia ho. Bramford rt).
Carter Joseph, shopkeeper, 36 Portman street
Carter Waiter, baker &; confectioner, 245 Norwich road
Gtsburn Arthur Hy. baker, 14 Cavendi.sh st.Fore hamlet.
Casley Henry Clement (firm, Long &; Casley), solicitor &
commiS'Sioner for oaths, solicitor &; clerk to IpswiCh
Dock Commission; sec. to Ipswich Chamber of Com-
merce &; Shipping (Incorporated), town clerk of the
boroughs of Ipswich &; of AIdeburgh &; clerk to the.
Orford Town Trust, Exchange chambers
Casley Reginald Kennedy M.D., C.M. physician &; surgeon~
&; hone surgeon Ea.st Suffolk &; IpswiCh hospital, 3<>
Carr street
fatchpole &; Co. brewers, maItsters & wine &; 'spirit mer-
chants, Foundation street
Catchpole Alfred, toy dealer, 112 Fore st. St. Clement's.
Catchpole Edgar, builder, 181 Princes street
Catchpole WiIIiam, boot maker, 27 Wherstead ro. Stoke-
Caton Henry, butcher, 2 Upper Orwell street
Cattermole Isaac William, milk seller, I Whip st. Stoke
Cauldwell EIkanah, pork butcher, 54 Upper Orwell :street
Cave Edmund (firm, Sawyer, Cave &; 00.), solicitor & com-
mis.sioner for oaths, 16 Arcade street
Cemetery (J. I. HeIlings, clerk to ,the burial board).
CeIP-etery road
Central Building Goods Co. Arcade street
Central Clothing Co. ta.ilors, clothiers &; outfitters, Sal-
vation Army 'buildings, Tacket street
Central Offices for Rates (Arthur Pearce, supt.), Pos\
Office chambers
Chalk Frederick, watch maker, la, Princes street
Chalker Emma (Mrs.), fancy repository,27 St.Matthew's sft
Chambers Edward, tobacconist, 13 Fore hamlet
Champness John Edward, boarding &; day school, la
Northgate street
Chandler Geoffrey, beer retailer, 7 Hawesst. Stoke
Chaplin Henry, hair dresser, 22 St. Matthew's street
Chapman Benjamin Fredk. cabinet mkr. 25 Tanner's lanlt
Chapman Samuel, shopkeeper, 13 Norfolk road
Chatten WilIiam Henry, manager to Thomas Moy Limited,
coal, coke & general merchants
Chatterton Percy Th()mas, cake factor, ilee Cubitt &;
Chatterton
Cheney Edwin John M.A.,M.R.A.C. land agent k surveyor,
Brooks hall, Norwich TtJad
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Chellery Henry, boot & shoe maker, 15 Wykes Bishop at
Cherry James, clerk of the peace to the county councils for
the county of Suffolk, County hall, St. Relen's street
()hevallier Frances (Miss), dairy, 4 & 6 Northgate street
Chilver Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 146 Handford road
Chilvers Ephraim, clothier, 35 Westgate street
Chinery William, shopkeeper, 168 Cauldwell Hall road
Ch.ing George Oharles, jeweller &c. 27 Tavern street
Chinnery William, photographer, 108 Bramford road
Chisnall George, maker gardener, Bramford lane
Christie F. A. & Son, ship owners, coal, salt & timber
merchants, Salt House street
Christie Alex. furniture dealer, 95 Fore st. St. Clement's
Church George Humphrey, boot maker, 49 Westgate st
Churchman W. A. & A. C. tobacco, cigar & cigarette
manufacturers & importers, Portmans road & Princes
street; & at 25 Exchange street, Norwich & 112 &.
II3 Aldersgate street, London
Churchyard Fanny Loft (Mrs.), poulterer, 17 Queen st
Ohurchyard George, beer retailer, 72 Upper Orwell street
Cit"yClothing Co. 33 Upper Brook street
Clack Richard, fishmonger, 43 Westgate street
Claridge William & Co. saddlers & harness mas. 6 Cornhill
Clark Robert, shopkeeper, 39 Gibson street
Clark Wm. Studd, builder & carpenter, 57 Woodbridge rd
Clarke Brothers, sole manufacturers of the honeycomb
patent iron bottle washing machines &; wine bins, I
Crown street; works, Lady lane
Clarke Robert &; Son, boot & shoe makers, 17 St. Peter's at
Clarke Alfred, printer, 43 .st. Nicholas street
CIarke Ca.roline Charlotte (Miss), boys' &; girls' school,
13 Beck street
Clarke Harry (Mrs.), dressmaker, 4 Great Colman street
Clarke John, chemist, 12 Carr street
Clarke John, mineral water & cordial manufacturer, St.
Margaret's green
Clarke WaIter, ham &; beef warehouse, 13 Eagle street
Clarke Walter Joseph, fishmonger, 70 St. Helens street
Clarke William, tobacconist 18. &; beer retailer 20,
Upper Orwell street
Clarkson Frdk. Hy.sen. oil & color man,14& 16 Norwich rd
Clarkson Fredk. Henry, jun. oilman, I&.3 Tomline road
,Clarkson Thos. Studd, tinman & brazier, Gt. Colman st
C1arkson Thos. Studd, tinman & brazier, Gt. Colman st
Clarkson Wm. confectioner, 68 Old }<~oundry road
Clarkson William Samuel, plumber &c. 28 Northgate st
Clayfield Sidney, shopkeeper, 53 Handford road
Clayton Alexander, collector of borough rates,29 Bolton la
Clayton Edward, house agent, 10 Palmerston road
Clifton Edwin S. homooopathio chemist, 2 Cornhill,
Westgate street
tClover .& Son, nurserymen, Bramford'road
l(Jlover Colson, fruiterer & greengrocer, 39 Westgate si;
-(Jlover Eliza. (Mrs.), fruiterer, 6 Upper Brook street
Clubbe Rorace, baker, I & 2 Mason street
Coates Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Stoke street
'Cobbold & Son, wine &; brandy mrchts. 30 Low. Brook st
oCobbold, Sons & 00. solicitors & commissioners to admin-
ister oaths & notaries public, 2I Tower street
oCobbold & Co. brewers, Cliff brewery
<:obbold &; Co. maltsterso & general merchants, 80 Fore
street, St. Clement's; & at Stowmarket
fCobbold Alfred Townshend (firm, Wes1:horp, Cobbold &
Ward), solicitor, commissioner for oaths, deputy clerk
of the peace ror Suffolk, deputy clerk of county councils
'for East & West Suffolk, & of the Joint Committee
thereof, clerk to the Visiting Committee of the Melton
Asylum, clerk to the .guardians & assessment com-
mittee & to the school attendance committee of Sam-
ford union & to Samford Rural District Council, 32
Museum street
oCobbold Francis Alfred RA. (firm, Cobbold, Sons & Co.),
solicitor & commissioner to administer oaths,21 Tower st
oCobbold Lucas Temple (firm, Cobbold, Sons & 00.),
solicitor & notary public, commissioner to administer
oaths, &: clerk to commissioners of taxes for Ipswich
borough &; Samford & Colneis hundreds & clerk to the
magistrates for the Samford division, 21 Tower st
<:obbold WaIter, apartments, 7 Orford street
Cocker Arthur, sewing machine repairer, 16 St. Peters st
'Cocks Alma, butcher, 3S & 37 Fore street·, St. Clement's
'Cocks 'WaIter, pork butcher, 25 Wherstead road
.cock.edge & Co. engineers, ironfounders &; scale
makers, iron girder, roof & tank makers & iron & steel
merchants; works &; office, Greyfriars road; scale show
rooms, 19 Queen street; & at 7 Duke's Head street,
Lowestoft &; 4 Saturday ~furket .place, King's L)"Iln.
:See advertisement
Coe James Wm. & Horace In. cabinet ma.S.20 Norwich rd
('oe Alfred, builder, Crown street
Coe John, greengrocer &; fruiterer, 24 Norwich road
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COlchester Valentine Desborough &; 00. coal merchants,
Cornhill & Griffin wharf
Colchester Brewing Co. Limited (Charles Spilling,
Ipswich, manager), brewers, maltsterSl &c
Colchester Steam Laundry Co. dyers, I9 St. Matthew's st
Oolchester William,chemical manur~ manuafcturer,Griffin
wharf, Dock street
Cola Henry, shopkeeper. Turret lane
Oola John Fenn L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist,n: Museum st
Cole John Manby, dist. supt. Rent Guarantee Corpora-
tion Limited, 30I Bramford road
Cole Robert J as. C~1'Dlan & contractor, 14 Grey Friars rd.
Cole Wykes (Mrs.), professor of music, Sommerfield,
Westerfield road
Collins Arnold H. draper, 48 Norwich road
Collins Arnold Henry, draper, 22 Fore st. St. Clement's
Collins Edward Thomas, market gardener, Felixstowe rd
Collinlt George, greengrocer, 2 St. Helen's street
CoIlins Noah, market gardener, Essex villas,Felixstowe rd
Collins Robert, baker, 31 Crown street
Oollins William, baker, 255 &; 257 Woodbridge road
Collis Wm. Robt. jeweller, watch &; clock ma. I I Cornhill
Colthorp William, beer retailer, 22 Queen ·street
Conder T. E. &; J. leather mers. &C. 84 Princes street
Connold John. Griffin tavern, 160 New cut west
Conservatoire of Music (Alfred H. Earnshaw, principal),
90 Berners street
Convent of Jesus '& Mary. Albion hill, Woodbridge road
Cook Alfred, picture frame maker, 26 Turret lane
Oook Alf. Bartholomew, wardrobe dlr. 62 Upper Orwell st
Cook Arthur, baker, 12 Eagle street
Cook Arthur William, baker, 70 Fore street, St. Clemenfa
Cook Charles, beer retailer, 324 Spring road ,
Cook Charles, boot maker, 192 Woodbridge road
Cook Daniel, shopkeeper, Cavendish st. Fore hamlet
Cook David Hardwick, shopkeeper, 57 Bath ·street, Stoke
Cook Emma (Miss), dress maker, 18 Berners street
Cook Frederick Vince, shoeing smith, St. Margaret's plain
Cook George Thomas, blacksmith, 31 Wellington street
Oook Harry, greengrocer, 210 Woodbridge road
Cook James, boot maker, Felixstowe road
Cook Jas. Wells, cnfctnr. 18 Tackett st.&27 Foundation st
Cook John R tailor, 51 Princes street
Cook John Brown, tailQr, ~ Edgar street &; Priory street
Cook Joshua, s'hoeing smith, Stoke street
Cook Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 95 Felixstowe road
Cook Hobert Bird, apartments, 37 Burrell road
Cook Samuel, dairy, 135 Bramford lane
Cook Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 16 Upper Orwell street
Cook Thomas, Royal Oak P.H. Felixstowe road
Cook Thos. S. mkt. gardnr. Devon viIs. Felixstowe rd
Cook WilIiam, boot maker, 12 Albion street
Cook William. market gardener, Hutland road
Cook William Henry, baker, 23 & 25 Wingfield street &
25 Ro~mary lane
Cooke Arthur Charles, teacher of music, 28, High: street
Cooke Charles. teacher of music, I I N eale street
Cooke John, news agent, 14 St. Relen's oStreeb
Cooper Daniel Harvey k Son, furniture brokers, 2 St.
Margaret's street
Cooper & Haward, builders, Cazenore vils. Felixstowe rd
Cooper Alfred, forage contractors, Prospect street
Cooper Alfred Charles, harness maker, 15 Norwich road
Cooper Alice (Mrs.), baby linen warehouse, 20 Tacket sI;
Cooper Arthur, dairyman, 44 Brook's Hall road
Cooper Charles, dairy, 2 Priory street
Cooper Charles Thomas, grocer, 17 Back hamlet
Cooper Edmd. coal, hay & straw dlr. 30 St.Marga.ret''S grn
Cooper Edward, shopkeeper, 129 Rectory road, Stoke
Cooper Frederick, greengrocer, 6 & 8 Cavendish street,
Fore hamlet
Cooper George, beer retailer, 39 Vernon street, Stoke
Cooper George Murray, Golden Lion commercial hotel,
Cornhill
Cooper John, clerical, civil & military tailor, 47 Butter mkt
Cooper John, English barley merchant, Commercial road
Cooper Mary Ann (Mrs.), teacher of music,8 Belle Vue rd
Copeland Edmund, upholsterer, 6 Norwich road
Oorder Frederic, silk mercer, linen draper, costume &I
mantle maker, ladies' outfitter &;c. &c. 18 &; 20 Tavern sll
Corder .Tohn Shewell, architect &; surveyor,13 TQwer street
Cordingley WaIter, confectioner, 23 St. Matthew's street
Cork Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 50 Bell lane
Corn Exchange & Provision Market (James Geo. Witter,
clerk), Cornhill
Cornelius George Thomas, fancy repository, 33 Tavern st
Cornell & Cornell Limited, chemists & druggists, 14
Tavern street &; 5 Thoroughfare
Cornish Alfred, boot maker, 10 Water Works street
Cornhill Restaurant (Limmer &; Pipe, proprs.), I &
3 Cornhill
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Comish Alfred, earthenware dealer, 21 Queen street
Cornish Arthur, boot maker, 45 Bellevue road
Cornish John Alfred, boot maker, 66 Cauldwell Hall road
Cornwall· Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 29 Lancaster road
Cost3" R. &; L. confectioners, 59a, St. Matthew's street
Cotman Thomas William, architect, Northgate street
Cottingham Sarah Elizabeth (Miss), school for girls,
39 AnglesQa road
Cotton George Wm. fruiterer, 26 &; 28 Bridge st. Stoke
Cotton Williem GiTling, Greyhound P.H. &; job master,
Henley road
County Council (East Suffolk) Technical Instruction Com-
mittee (William Edward Watkins, organising sec.),
White house, Tower churchyard
County Court (His Honor Hugh Eardley Wilmot, judge;
W. H. Walpole, registrar &; high bailiff), offices, 13
Museum street
County Fire Office (Waters &; Son, agtS.),2 &; 4 Princes st
County Hall Police Station (Capt. Jasper G. Mayne, chief
constable for the county of East Suffolk), St.Helen's st
Cowell &; Co. corn merchants, 36 Fore street
Cowell S. H. rag &; metal merchant, Falcon street
Cowell S. H. wholesale stationer, paper merchant, color
printer &; lithogra.pher, machine ruleT, account book
&; paper bag manfacturer, Butter market
Cowell WaIter S. wholesale tea dealer &; wine, spirit &;
cigar merchant, Market lane &; Falcon street
Cox George (Mrs.), butcher, 126 Fore hamlet
Cox Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 138 Myrtle road
Oracknell Oharles, tobacconist, 104 Fore street
Cracknell Robert, boot maker, 9 Orwell place
Crane Horace George, boot maker, 44·Wellington street
Cranfield Brothers, millers &; merchant lP, Dock Roller mill ;
office, 16 College street
Grannis Martin &; Son, auctioneers, valuer.s, land, house &;
estate a~ents; ~ublic house valuers &; appraisers, 43 St.
Margaret's street
Crannis Martin &; Son, ship breakers, timber merchants
&; importers, firewood &; bundle wood manufacturers
&; merchants, St. Margaret's green
Crannis Richd. Chas. (Mrs.), tripe drssr.52 Up. Orwell st
Crapnell James, beer retailer, 51 Wykes Bishop street
Crapnell Joseph, carpenter, 13 Blenheim road
Crate Felix E. typist; district m.anager for the Oliver
Typewriter; ribbons &; other access'ories supplied;
teacher of typewriting .&; shorthand, 34 Princes street
Oresswell Henry King, baker, 42 St. Nicholas street
Crickmer Robert, shopkeeper, 81 Wherstead road
Crickmer Samuel, grocer, 46 &; 48 Bell lane, Stoke·
Crickmore Thomas, beer retailer, Spring road
Crisp.&; Smith, plumbers &; painters, Orwell place
Cross Arthur George, draper, 37, 39 &; 41 Tavern street
Cross John, boot maker, 47 Vernon street, Stoke
Cross John T. beer retailer, 68 St. Helen's street
Crossfield Joseph &; Sons, soap manfrs. 7 St. ~icholas st
Crossley Arthur Barker, grocer, Foxhall road
Crossley Frank William, architect, 1 Princes street
Cross,ley William PIatt, tobacconist, 4 Tavern street
Crossman Robert, butcher, 46 St. Helen's street.
Crown & Anchor Commercial Hotel (Chas. Henry Quilter,
proprietor), 10 Westgate street
Croxson Jsph. Robt. pork butchr. 62 Fore st.St.Clement's
Croydon C. Henry &; Sons, jewellers &; watch makers,
50 &; 52 Tavern street
Cubitt &; Chatterton, cake factors &; importers, Dalton 'I'd
Cuckow Edwin James, Queen's Head P.H. 33 St.
Matthew's street
Culf Harry, hair dresser, Lion street . Dock &; Harbour Master's Office (Joseph Wing, harbour
Culham Herbert, beer retailer, 146 Woodhouse street
Cullingham Abraham, greengrocer, 31 Black Horse lane
Cullingham Jas.Barry, solicitor (firm, Block &Cullingham)
Cullington Laura (Mrs.), ·dress maker, 60 Newson street
Cullum Thomas, master mariner, 18 Friars street
Cullwick Mary Ann (Miss), berlin wool repository, 18
&; 20 Butter market
Currie-Legge John L.R.C.P.Lond., :\I.R.C.S.Eng. phJ-
sician &; surgeon, Springfield house, Norwich road
Curtis Etheridge, corn, seed & guano merchant, Quay
CuTtis Frank, Suffolk P.H. 23 Westgate street
Curtis Frederick, fishmonger, 7 &; 9 High street
Curtis Philip, plumber, 41 Myrtle road
Curtis Thos. fishmonger, 14 Tacket st. &; 3 West-gate st
Curtis 1Yilliam, scale maker,S Friar street - Dowsing Alfred Benjamin, greengrocer, 85 St. Helen's st
Curtis William, zinc worker, Arcade street
Oustom House (Arthur Saunders, supt. of customs &;
mercantile marine), The Quay
Cutting _Ubert Heckford, pork butcher, 37 Lady lane
Cutting Alexander, boot repairer, 27 'it. Whip st. Stoke
Cutting Arthur, Coach &; Horses P.H. 41 Up, Brook st
Cutting Betsy (Miss), h>bacconist, 12 Vernon st. Stoke
Cutting John, boot maker, 5 Salthouse street
Outting John (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 44 Lady lane
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balby Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retlr. 17 &I 19 Regent ·st
Dalby Frederick William, profeS'Sor of music, 19 Bedford st
Daldry Roben, coa~ dealer, 84 Victoria street
Dale Charles Fredk. hair dresser, 8 Lady lane
Dale Ernest George, builder, Bramford road
Dale John, Wagon &; Horses P.H. 32 Butter market
Dallaston Olander Edwin, boot maker, Spring road
Dalley Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 28 Cloarkson street
DallingeT Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 8 Northgate street
Danbrook William, teacher of music, 27 Old Foundry road
Dance Francis (Mrs..), watch maker, .8 Dial lane
Daniels Josiah W. &; Son, carvers &; gilders. 6 Dial lane
Daniels William Benjamin, baker &c. 3 &; 5 Crown street
Danish Dairy Co. butter dealers, 40 Westgate street; &;
20 Carr street &; 13 Fore street
Davall Walter, boot maker, 12 Cardinal st. &; 3 Silent st
Davey Arthur, cab proprietor, Westbourne
Davey Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Rope walk
Davey Samuel, fishmonger, 106 Fore hamlet
Davey William Scarfe, coal, flour &; al~ &; porter mer-
chant; sole wholesale (Suffolk) agent for Allsopps,
19 Portman road; & Felix road, Felixstowe
Davies George (Mrs.), dress maker, 19 Metz street
Davies LIewelyn Wynne M.B. &; Ch. REdin house surgn.
to the East Suffolk &; Ipswich hospital, Anglesea road
Davies Robert Henry, provision dealer, 40 Norwich road
Dawson George, boot maker, 52 Carr street
Dawson Harriett (Mrs.), saddler, 33 St. Margaret's st
Day Elizabeth (Mrs.), coffee rooms, Burrell road
Day Emma (MTS.), toy dealer, 42 &; 44 Upper Orwell st
Day Harry Walter, music teacher, 33 Borough road
Day Jacob, decorator, 228, Norwich road
Day Jane! (Mrs.), dress maker, 44 Warwick road
Day Samuel, plumber, 87 Burrell road
Day William, grocer, 46 St. Nicholas street
Dearing Walter, boot maker, 7 Christchurch street
Death Carrington, grocer, &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey
Limited, wine & spirit merchants', ra, Woodbridge road
Death Joseph, china &; glass riveter, 79 Rope walk
Death Morris, builder, 29 Brook's Hall road
Death William, builder, 26 Richmond road
Dedman Arthur, baker, 3 Wolsey street
Deeks Rosa &; Jessie (Misses), milliners, 46a, Norwich rd
Deeks Daniel Read,! grocer &; draper, II6 Woodbridge rd
Dennis Ernest Edward, Great Eastern P.H.Croft st. Stoke
Denny George, Sea Horse P.H. 4 Bank street
Devonish Arthur, corn chandler, 33 Norwich road
Dewhirst Alfred, chimney sweeper, 3 Tanner'·s lane
Dewhurst William, chimney sweeper, 14 Orford street
Diaper George, tailor, 2 Vernon street, Stoke
Dickinson Waiter Arthur,watch maker'45 St. Matthew's st
Dines Robert Thomas &; Sons, bakers, 5 & 7 Eagle st
District Registry Officesl of the High Court of Justice for
the Ea·stern division of Suffolk &; the Northern division
of Essex (probate division, William Henry Walpole,
registrar; G. W. Hubbard, chief clerk; Queen's Bench
&; admiralty divisions, William Henry Walpole, district
registrar; F. G. Williams, principal clerk); offices,
13 :Museum street
Dix Robert Henry Bailey, coru &; .seed merchant, Turret la
Dixey Arthur, fishmonger, 66 Carr street
Dixon Spencer, accountant & clerk to Trimley (U. D.)~
Walton (U. D) & Bucklesham school boards, 18.
Museum street
Dobson John, pork butcher, 56 Rope walk
Dock CommissionerS" Clerk's Office (Henry C. Casley,
clerk; Long &; Oasle¥, solicitors), Exchange chambers
&; dock master; William Rouse, assist·ant harbour
master), Dock gates
Doole Edgar, baker, 69 Wherstead road
Doole George, pork butcher, 8 Eagle street
Doole Robert, fishmonger, 73 Princes st. &; 64 Rope walk
Doole Thomas, fruiterer, 23 Vernon street, Stoke .
Dorling William Fletcher, teacher of music, 36 Cobbold st
Dothie Gordon, tobacconist, II Orwell place -
Double George, contractor for public works, Kirby street
Double WaIter, shopkeeper, 27 Albion street
Doughty Fredk. currier, 107 &; 109 Fore st. St. Clement's
Douglas Thomas, hawker, Blomfield street
Downes George, butcher, 120 Fore street
Downing Robert, cooper, 7 Friars road
Dowsing William, greengrocer, 6 St. Helen's 'lltreet
Drake Harry, parish clerk of St. Michael's, 14 Upper
Barclay street
Drane George, fishmonger, 32 Wellington street
Drau6 Wm. farm bailiff to Mrs. Byles, Back hamlet
Driver Alfred, confectioner .&; cab proprietor, 72 Fore
street, St. Clement's
Drewell Sarah (Miss),art fabric warehouse, 38 Butter mrkt
Driver Leonard, Bull P.H. &; cab owner, 35 Key street
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Drummond Edgar H. collector of dues,Dock office,Custom
hou.se, The Quay
Drnry Thomas, confectioner, 40 Tacket street
Duggin Mary Ann (Ml"S.), dress maker, 10 Berners street
Dnnn William et Son, writerg et grainers, 12 Norwich road
Dnnn et Co. hatters, 27 Westgate street
Dunnett Emma (Mrs.), Defiance P.R. 22 Stoke street
Dnnnett Frank. baker, 31 The Mount
DunnettJ George, butcher. 13 Norwich road
Dunnett Henry Raymond. dairyman, u Crown street
Dnnnett John Thomas, coach builder, 86 Princes street
Dunnl:!tlt Owen, dairyman, Westerfield road
Dunnett William Clifford, hair dresser, I I Norwich road
Dnnnett Wm. Thomas, fishmonger, 3 Bridge st. Stoke
Dunt Henry, beer retailer, I Tower ramparts
Dunt Henry, heer retailer, Wingfield street
Duprez. Louis, photographer, 23 Butter market
Durrant et Lamperd, auctioneers, surveyors et estate
agents, certified bailiffs et insurance agents, Cornhill;
et 10 Hamilton road, Felixstowe
Durrant Christopher Mercer M.D., F.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
sician, 12 Northgate street
Dnrrell Robert, fishmonger, 167 Spring road
Dykes John, boot maker, 141 Princes street
Eade et Johns, architects, Cornhill chambers
Eade Henry, market gardener, Bramford roa.d
Eade William F.R.I.RA. architect. see Eade et Johns
Earthy John, painter, Foxhall road
Earthy John, plumber, 4 Tomline road
East AngliallJ Daily Times (F. W. Wilson, M.P. pro-
prietor); office, 13 Carr street (established 1874)
East Anglian FurnishingCo.house furnishers,I5Butter mkt
East Suffolk County Council Technical Instruction Com-
mittee (Rev. J. F. A. Hervey, chairman,William Edward
Watkins, organising secretary); office, White house,
Tower churchyard
Easl Suffolk et Ipswich Hospital (Christopher Mercer
Durrant M.D. &; John Renry Bartlett M.D. hon. con-
sulting medical staff; Reginald Kennedy Casley M.D.,
F.S.S., E. Hollis M.D., C.M., W. A. Elliston M.D.,
Branford Edwards L.R.C.P.Lond., Herbert Henry
Brown M.D. &; Richard William Brogden M.B., B.S.
honorary medical staff; Walter William Sinclair M.B.,
O.M. hon. ophthalmic surgeon; Ll. Wynne Davies MoB.
.&; Ch.BoEdin. house surgeon; Edmund William Martyn
Westcott M.R.C.,S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. second house
surgeon; Rev. William John Garrould RA. chaplain;
T. Edgar Mayhew A.C.A. sec. &; collector; J. C.
Culf, dispenser; Mi;;s Deane, matron), .Anglesea. road;
offices, Thoroughfare
East &; West Suffolk County Councils &; the joint com-
mittee thereof (.Alfred Townshend Cobbold, deputy
clerk), County hall
Eastern Counties Dairy Institute (retail branch), dairy-
men, 8 Carr street
Eastern Counties Dairy Institute Lim. (lady principal,
Miss Annie Sharman; dairy teachers, Misses Helen
Pascoe .&; Kathleen Sharman ; domestic economy
teachers, Misses A. M. Watson & Parsons; teacher of
nursing, Miss Emily C. Taylor; lecturer on poultry
management, Edward Brown -F.LoS.; secretary, Jsph.
Alfred Smith), Gippeswyk park. See advertisement
Eastern Counties Permanent Benefit Building Society
(.Arthur Pearce, manager),Post Office chambers,Cornhill
Eastern Counties TraderSI' AS8'ociation (Issac L. Ensor,
sec.), 17 Museum street
Eastmans Limited, butchers, 45 Butter market & 35
Wherstead road, Stoke
Easty Alfred, fish dealer, 25 Rope walk
Easty Frederick, shopkeeper, 45 Regent street
Easty WaIter, fishmonger, 12 Fore hamlet
Edmonds Benjamin, news agent, 58 St. Matthew's st
Edmonds Harry, upholsterer kc. 2 &; 4 Arcade street
& . 4 Wherstead road
Edwards J. & J. clothiers, 35 Tavern street
Edwards Brtanford L.R.C.PoLond. surgeon, &I hon.
medical officer to the East Suffolk &; Ipswich Hospital
&; medical officer &; public vac.::inator, IpswiCh district,
Samford union, Major's house, St. iHelen's street
Edwards> Susannah (Mrs-.), furniture broker. 14 Friars st
Eley Clarence, picture frame maker, 67 St. Helen's street
Elkington Thomas Richards, printer &; publisher -of the
"East Anglian Daily Times" &; the" Evening Star,"
Carr street
Elliott Benjamin, bricklayer, 33 Prospect road
Ellis Alfred Keeble, grocer, 12 Foxhall road
Ellis Clement, chemist, I Victoria. tar. Cauldwell Hall I'd
Ellis FranciS', upholsterer, 37 Chenery street
Ellis Mark, beer retailer, 253 Spring road
Elliss William, Barley Mow P.R. 36 Westgate street
Elliston Edward, Steam Packet P.H. 4 Duke street
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Elliston Edward, Steam Packet Tap P.R. Dock side
Elliston Edward Fernando, Life Boat P.R. 381 Wher-
stead road, Stoke
Elliston George Sampson M.R.C.S.Eng.• L.S.A. surgeon
&; medical officer of health fol" Ipswich &; to Samford
&; Bosmere &; Claydon Rurnl District Councils &; sur-
geon to Borough Police, 2 Museum street
Elliston William .Alfred M.D.. .T.P. physician, senior
surgeon to East Suffolk hospital et medical officer to
H.M. Post office for Ipswich district, Stoke hall;
consulting rooms, Y.M.C.A. Institute, Tavern street;
&; Villa Sandra, Felixstowe
Elphick William, butcher, 56 Tavern street et Norfolk
house, Felixstowe road
Elvin CharleS', whitesmith, 22 Norwich road
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation Lim. (Eastern
Counties branch) (Waters &; Son, district managers),
2 & 4 Princes street
Emsden John, bricklayer, 6 Chalon street
England John, butcher, 23 St. Peter's street
English Silk Weaving Co. Limited, Handford road
English Anna. Maria (Mrs.), hosier&; dpr.I6 &; 18 Queen s,
English Henry, bootmaker, 27 Norwich road,
Ensor Isaae LottJ C.A. accountant &; sec. to Eastern
Counties Traders' Association, 17 Museum street
Essex &; Suffolk Equitable Fire Insurance Society(William
Ta.yler, local sec.), Corn Exchange buildings
Ethridge Elizabeth (MrS'.), shopkeeper, 203 Spring road
Evans .Arthnr E. sec. to the .Alliance Assurance Co.
(Ipswich branch), Queen street
Evans J. (Mrs.), laundry, 331 Bramford road
Evening Star (T. R. Elkington, publisher; published
every evening); office, Carr street
Everard Thomas, printer &; stationer, 62 St Peter's. street
Everett .A.lbert, hosier &; shirt maker, 15 Tavern street
Everett Richard, beer retailer, 203 Rose Hill road
Everson Edwin, Globe P.H. 2'6 St. George's street
Everson Fredk. mrkt. gardenr. The Limes, Britannia rd
Fackrell Edward J. beer retailer &; shopkeeper, Halifax.
357 Wherstead road
Fair Henry Charles, shopkeeper, 41 Duke street
Fairbail'n Maria. Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper &; pos'
office, 80 Norwich road
Fairweather James Frederick, tobacconist, 67 Prince9 s.
Falla Thomas Edwd. Brewery inn, 39 Up. Brook street
Farman Francis, builder, 24 Cox lane
Farman Henry, shopkeeper, 48 Parade road
Farman Jas. Cornelius, ho. decorator,I74a,Woodbridge rd
Farman William John, painter, 63 Woodbridge road
FaTrow Fredk o S. Plough P.H. Old Cattle market
Farrow James Thomas, grocer, 36 &; 38 Regent street
Farthing WaIter, market gardener, Freehold road
Felgate Arthur, Happy Return P.H. 9 Holy Wells road
Felixstowe &; WaIton Waterworks (I. L. Ensor, secretary).
17 Mnseum street
Fenn Alexander, Woolpack PoH. Westerfield road
Fenn Arthur George, beer retailer, The Mount
Fenn George, farmer, Brooks Hall farm, Norwich road
Fenn George, Half Moon &; Star P.H. 72 St. Matthe!W's s'
Feun Henry George, saddler, Westgate st. &; 12 Dial lane
Fenn Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Upper Barclay street
Fenn William, thrashing machine propr. 16 Richmond rd
Fenn-Cole John LoD.SoR.C.S.Eng. dentist, see Cole
John Fenn
Fenner George, musical instrument dealer &; cycle re-
pairer, 74 Fore stroot
Fensom John &; Son, boot &; shoe makers, 23 William st
Fentan John, boot maker, 4 New street, St. Clement's
Fenton William, boot maker, Vernon street, Stoke
Field George Harry, baker, 44 Cox lane &; 31 St. Relen's st
Field Mary Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 708, Upper Orwell si>
Finbow Jane (Mrs.), dressmaker, 12 Richmond road
Finch Caleb, watch maker, 49 St. Matthew's street
Finch Frederick, wardrobe dealer, 34 St. Peter's street
Finch William, beer retailer, Woodbridge road
Finch William, confectioner, 29 Carr street
Fish Frederick & Son, dress &; mantle makers, milliners
.&; ladies' outfitters, linen drapers, silk mercers, cabinet
makers &; upholsterers, carpet &; furnishing warehomn.
&; undertakers,46 &; 48 Tavern st. ; manufctry.62 Carr st
Fisher Arthur Hy. hair dresser &; tobacconist, 36 Carr si
Fisher Charles E.deputy chief constable of county police.
Countv •
hall, Sto Helen's street
Fisher baac Watling, blacksmith, 62 Kemball street
Fisher John, tailor &; outfitter, 22 Upper Drook street
Fisk George &; Sons, grocers et tea. dlrs.27,29 &; 3:1 Queen st
Fisk, Robinson &; Co. tail'Ors, 25 Westgate street
Fisk Agnes (Miss), fancy repository, 17 Carr street
Fisk Edgar, tailor, 34 Lady lane
Fisk Ernest, solicitor, 26 Musenm street
fisk William, shopkeeper, 55 Wolsey street
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t'ison .loseph &; Co. Lim. manufacturers of SUlphuric acid,
chemical fertilizers', corn millers & seed crushers; works,
Ipswich&Bramford ; offices, Eastern Union mills,Ipswich
Fison Edward, maltster, Stoke bridge
Fison William Martius, agent W oodbridge division C{)n-
servative Association, 41 Fonnerau road
Flatrnan Dan Herbert, shopkeeper, 84 Hervey street
Fletcher Brothers, butchers, 42 Tacket street
FIetcher W. & R. Lim. butchers, 17 St. Matthew's st.
&. 44 Tacket street
Flory Henry, Halberd P.H. 15 Northgate ,street
Flowerman David Lewis, boot manufr. 16 Friars street
Flowers Edward, beer retailer, 21 Museum street
Flowers Frederick Benjamin, shopkeeper, 6 Duke street
Flude Alfred, carmen, 8 Orford street
Foley Samuel R.D.S. dental surgeon, 32a, Tavern street
Folkard James, beer retailer, S9 Stoke street
Folkard James 'WaIter, beer retailer, 121 &I 123 Princes st
Footman, Pretty & Co. general drapers & silk mer-
o •
cers, warehousemen & complete house furnIshers, Water-
loo house, 6 & 8 Westgate street
Ford Lucie (Mrs.), tobacconist, 38 St. Matthew's street
Fosdick Fredk. Hyland, coal merchant, Exchange chmbrs
Fosker Henry Isaac, shopkeeper, 84 Alan road
Fost-er Henry, florist, 70 Alan road
Foulger Henry, shopkeeper, 10 Fore hamlet
Fountain Hy. & Son, shoeing & general smiths,Fore hmlt
Fox George Brampton, auctioneer, valuer & land & estate
agent,s Museum street
Fox Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 13 Anglesea road
Foyster & Son, wine & spirit & ale me·rchants, coal factors
& agents for the Commercial Union Fire, Life &; Marine,
50 & 52 St. Margaret's street
"Tancis Anson, wholesale & retail china, glass & earthen-
ware merchant & petroleum oil merchant; all kinds of
brooms, brushes, tin & iron goods, lamps &c. 20 West-
gate street & Providence street
Francis Thomas William, beer retailer, Handford road
'Francis William, shopkeeper, Bramford road
Frankland John, boot maker, 48 Samuel road
'Franklin Edward, dentist, 34 Silent street
P'raser R. D. .& J. B. Lim. house furnishers &; furniture
removers, jewellers, auctioneers & valuers, Princes st. ;
&; at Felixstowe
Fro,ser Wm. & Co. Lim. who. & export clothiers,Orchard st
Fraser George Peter, insurance agent, II York road
Free Library (William Fenton, librarian), High street;
(branch) (R. E. Adams, librarian), 56 Newton street
'Freehold Land Society (Ipswich & Suffolk) (A. Pearce,
sec.), Post Office chambers
Freeman, Hardy &; Willis Lim. boot manufacturers, 3
Tavern street; 29 Taeket street & 10 St. Matthew's st
]<~reeman George, .boot & shoe maker, 21 & 23 Key street
Fl'eeman George Edward, toibacconist, 66 'Samuel road
Freeman George, boot & shoe maker, 25 Key street
Freston Edward, furniture remover, 42 Princes street
Freston John, Black Horse P.H. 23 Black Horse lane
.:Frewpr Frank '(established 1840), stone, marble & granite
"tnonumental works; e>ltimates 0& de~igns forwarded on
application; agent for the County Fire, Alliance Fire &;
Life & Provident 'Life Assurance Co's. 21 Cemetery road.
Telephone, 246
Friend \Villiam -s. :E. market gardener, Felixstowe road
Frost Frederick King, .solicitor, 3 I Orford street
F-rost George, bricklayer, II2 Norwich road
Frost Thomas, carriage builder, Old Foundry road
~rost William, butcher, 43 St. Matthew's street
Fry Edward, corn &; seed merchant, Quay
~ryer William Francis L.R.e.p. & S.Edin. physician &
surgeon, 31 & 33 }<'ore street, St. Clement's
l'ulcher William, baker, 42 Foundation street
Fuller James, boot maker, 7 Upper Brook street
Fuller Robert Francis, Old Bell P.H. & cab proprietor,
Bridge Sotreet, Stoke
Fyson E. & C. (Misses), baby linen warehouse, 15 St.
Matthew's street
-Gainsborough House Young Women'sChristianAssGciation
Institute & Boarding House (Miss Eva Garrett, hon.
sec.; Miss Andrewil, superintendent), 28 Bolton lane
·Gallifant Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, 49 Victoria. street
IGamage Benjamin Henry, baker, 22 St. Margaret's street
Gammer A. provision dealer, Felixstowe road
Ganter Oharles &; John, watch makers, 19 St. Peter's st
-Gape Her-bert, furniture dealer, 42 Tomline road
Gardiner &; Co.' costume manufacturers, 28a, Tavern st.
.Bee advertisement
IGardiner Arthur William, working jeweller, 18 Silent street
IGardiner George, manufacturing confectioner & foreign
fruit merchant, 45 & 47 Fore street
Garling Henry Harvey, grocer, 44 St. Matthew's street
Garling Henry Harver, pawnbroker, 32 Falcon street
[KELLY'S.
.
Garner J esse, baker, 25 Tacket street
Garnham Alfred &; Son, firewood dealers, 27 !Stoke street
Garnham Jane &; Annie (Misses), dress mas. I I High st
Garnham Alfred Fredk. cycle depot, 19 'St. Margaret's gm
Garnham George, carpenter, 2 Linden villas, I Bramford rd
Garnham George, shopkeeper, 78 Bath street, Stoke
Garnham Henry, beer retailer, 9I Princes street
Garnham John, shopkeeper, 83 Felixst<lwe road
Garrard Proctor Burroughs &; Co. wine &; spirit merchants,
38 Westgate street & 16 Museum street
Garrard & Co. ham curers, 17 Norwich road
Garrard F. collector of rates for the urban sanitary
authority, Woodbridge road
Garrard James, plumber &; gaSlfitter, 6 & ,8 St. Nicholas st
Garratt Harman, refreshment rooms, 12 St. Margaret's st
Garrett Edward George,chimney sweep,36 St.Margaret's st
Garrett George Vincent, china dealer, 16 St. Matthew's st
Garrod, Turner & Son, land agents & auctioneers, I Old
Butter market
Garrod Amelia (Miss), dress maker, 99 Burrell road
Garrod Ellen (Mrs.), Cow &; Pail P.H. I I Rope walk
Garrod George Robert, market gardener, BrunS'Wick road
Garrod .James, jun. dairyman, 90 & 92 Norwich road
Garrod Mary (Miss), dress maker, 37 High street
Garrod Philander, master mariner, 99 Burrell road
Garrod Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 !Curve street
Garrod Robert, coal dealer, 37 Ann street
Garrod Thomas, insurance agent, 90 Victoria street
Garrod William, shopkeeper, I Pottery street
Garvey J. &; Son, carmen, 14 Boston road
Garwood Thomas, Saracen's Head: P.R. St.Margaret's grn
Gaul &; Gowers, carvers &; gilders, 3 St. Lawrence street
Gayfer James, market gardener, Britannia road
Gayford Alfred, carpenter, 103 Hervey street
Gee William, shopkeeper, '68 Rope walk
Geen Thomas, attendance officer to Ipswich school board,
5 Palmerston road
Gentry Joseph Emberson, collector of rates for urban
sanitary authority &; collector of poor rates, No. 2
district, Ipswich union, 55 Berners street
Gibbons Alfred Alexander, miller & corn mer. Benezet st
Gib bOD!~ ChristopherBenjamin,PrndentialAs91lrance agent,
8 Wherstead l'oad
Gibbons Waiter, boot & shoe maker, 13 Peel street
Gibbs Henry, fishmonger, 82 St. Helen's ,street
Gibbs James, fishmonger, 4 & 6 Eagle street
Gibbs William, fishmonger, Felixstowe road
Gilbert Charles, coffee house, 14 Fore hamlet
Gilbert Edward William, fancy draper, 29 Tavern street
Gilbert George, florist, 56 & 5'8 BoIton road
Gilbert George (Mrs.), florist, 9 Carr street
Gilbert George, nurseryman, 5,8 Bolton lane
Gilbert Samuel, beer retailer, 4 Castle street .
Gilbert William, Waterman's Arms P.H. 9 Foundry lane
Gilbey John, beer retailer, 78 St. George's street
Giles Abraham, market gardener, Foxhall road
Giles Samuel Lewis, fishmonger, 5 Rope walk
Gill Alfred, market gardener, Hutland road
Gilligan William George, hair dresser, Upper Cavendish st
Gilson Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 25 Norwich road
Girling Arthur A. cabinet maker, 22 Orford street
Girling George S. certified bailiff appointed under the
"Law of Distress Amendment Act," Brickfield cottage,
90 New Cut west
Girling Henry Norman, boot maker &; .shopkeeper, 3 &; 5
8-t. Margaret's plain
Girling Isaac, carpenter, 34 Alpe street
Girling Jas. Norman, shoe ma. 5 Dillwyn st. &; ElIiott st
Girlfng Robert. Joinery manufacturer. Wellington
street
Girling William Henry, Green Man 'P.H. 55 Key street.
Girls' Endowed School (Miss Harrison, head mistress)
Girls' Industrial Home (Miss TaylOO', superintendent),
Black Horse lane, St. Ma,tthew's
Gislingham Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, 6 Great
Colman street
Given John, boot maker, 121 & 123 Fore hamlet
Glading William, fishmonger, 17 &; 19 Duke street
Gladwell Frederick W. picture frame maker, 38 Upper
Orwell st.reet
Gladwell William, beer retailer, I & 3 F()re hamlet
Glyde John, regis>traa- of ma.rriages, 22 St. Nicholas street
Gobey David, pork butcher, 47 &; 49 Norwich road
Gocher Charles, cattle salesman & farmer, 28 &; 30 St.
Peter's street; & at Whitton, Westel"field &; Akenham
GodbaH Alfred, music seller &; pianOforte warehouse,
Comh,ill. See advertisement
Godball James William, music seller, 55 Butter market
Godball Joseph, pianoforte tuner, 26 St. Margaret's gm
Godbold Charles, tailor, 14 Dial lane
God'bold Henry, shopkeeper, 25 &; 27 Bill lane, Stoke
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Godbold Herbert John, beer retailer, 29 Bath street, Stoke
Goddard Frederick Arthur, dairy, 39 Ourriers' lane
Goddard Robert, market gardener, Bloomfield street
Goddard Samuel James, cabinet maker, Old Foundry road
& IS St. Margaret's street
Goffin Brothers, grocers, 29 Westgate street &; 93 St.
Helen's street &; I, 3 & 5 TyIer street, Stoke
Golding Abraham, shopkeeper, 27 Bath street, Stoke
Golden Lion Commercial hotel (George Murray Cooper,
proprietor; Miss P. E. Knight, manageress), Cornhill
Golding George, butcher, II3 Woodhouse street
Goldsmiths &; General Burglary Insurance Assoc. Limited
(Waters & Son, dist. managers), 2 Princes street
Goldsmith William, beer retailer, 29 & 31 Bell lane, Stoke
Goodchild George, jobmaster, 10 St. Peter's street
Goodchild Herbert, news agent, 7 Fore hamlet
Goodchild Joseph Wallace, builder, Dillwyn street west
Gooderham John, picture framer, 61 Rope walk
Gooding Ohas. Arthur, boot &; 'Shoe maker, 27 William st
Gooding Edward, boot maker, Austin s-treet, Stoke
Gooding James, market gardener, C{)wper street
Goading Rose (Mrs.), pork butcher, 6 Bolton lane
Gooding Samuel, ooot & shoe :maker, 106 Fore street
Gooding Samuel, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths, clerk
to the guardians, asses'sment &; school a,ttendance com-
mittees of Bosmere &; Claydon Union, clerk to the
Swilland school board & to the Bosmere &; Claydon
Rurnl District Council, 6 Pr{)vidence street
Goodwin Edwin, Blooming Fuschia P.H. ·FoxhaIl road
Goodwin Harry, tobacconist, 22 Sacket street
Goodwin Herbert Cooper, furniture dealer, 25 Fore street,
St. Clement's
Goodwin Lavinia (Mrs.), greengrocer, Foxhall road
Goodwin Wm. farmer, Bixley Heath farm, Foxhall road
Goodwin William Augustus, furniture dealer, Foxhall I'd
Gosling Henry, beer retailer, Myrtle road
Goss Amelia (Mrs.), furniture dealer, Bond street
GOS9 Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 93 Albion street
G<lsling Alfred John, shopkeeper, 97 Purplett st. Stoke
Gostling William (succesMr to George Goldsbury) (esta.b.
1846), tallow chandler & melter; tallow,dips & grooves;
all kinds of fat bought at best prices. Tanner's lane
Gould George, carpenter, 46 Bolton lane
Gouldman Bros. bird importers, 2 Upper Brook street
Gower & Hunt, soap manufacturers &; merchants, Soap
works, Grey Friars rood
Gowers Stephen In. insur. agent, 54 Belle Vue road
Gowing Samuel, beer retailer, 23 St. George's street
Grand Hotel (Percy Bishop, proprietor), 16 Butter market
Grave L. (Miss), maker of machine made hosiery, 17
Crown dreet
Gray Georg-e, boot &; shoe maker, 391 Wherstead road
Gray Harriett (Mrs.), apartments, 121 Norwich road
Grayston Nathaniel Charles, printer, I Cardigan street
Grayston Sarah Jane (Miss),haberdasher,313Woodbridge I'd
Grayston Thomas Stollery, teacher of dancing, Kildare,
Portman's road
Grayston William, builder, 22 &; 24 Argyle street
Greatrex Frederick, saddler, 54 Carr street
Green Saml. &; Son, old curiosity shop, St. Margaret's pIn
Green Charles, market gardener, Felixstowe road
Green George, hatter &c. 24 Westgate street
Green Georg9, Neptune P.H. 86 Fore .st. St. Clement's
.Green George, pianoforte tuner, 14 Providence street
Green John, hair dresser, 33 &; 35 OJrnhill
Green Richard, baker, 18 St. Matthew's street
Green Richard, shopkeeper, 26 Foundation street
.Green Samuel John, corn chandler, 67 Bramford road
Green William, shopkeeper, 98 Albion street
Green William Nichols, temperance hotel, hot &; cold
baths. Princes streel;
Greengras9 Elizabeth (Miss), tobacconist. 18 St. Peter's st
Greenwood F,rederick, boot &; shoe manufr. Woodbridge rd
Greenwood Thomas William, butcher, II St. Matthew's st
Griggs Isaac, shopkeeper, Derby road
Grimes Alice (Miss), dress maker, 40 St. Helen's street
Grimwade, Ridley &; Co. chemisrts &; druggists, wholesale
oil &; color merchants, drysalters, anti-corrosion paint
manufaoturers&merchants,Princes street; &; 82 :Bishops-
gate street, London E a
Grimwade John Henry, tailor, J: Westgate street &; clothier
&; outfitter, Cornhill
Grimwood George & Sons, brick makers, Lion street;
briek yard, Norwich road
Grimwood Ada (Miss), confectioner, 83 Norwich road
Gr.imwood Arthur, glass &; china dealer, 7 St. Helen's st
Grimwood Arthur, hardware dealer, 34 Westgate street
Grimwood Harry, brush maker. 13 St. Nicholas street
Grimwood Thomas, shopkeeper, 23 Du~e sp-eet
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Griss Henry, saddler, 48 Fore street, St. Clement's
Griss William Thomas, confectioner, 54 'St. Matthew's st
Griss Wm. Thos. confectioner, 51 Wherstead road, Stoke
Griss William Thomas,wardrobe dealer,42 Old Cattle mrkt
Groom John &; Son, wood &; stone carvers, 26 Warwick I'd
Groom Charles, carpenter, 4 Palmersoon road
Groom Frederick, hair dresser, 90 Fore st. St. Clement's
Grove.s James Reader, chief warder in charge of H. M.
Prison, Grimwade street
Groves Mary (Miss), girls' school, 46 Berners street
Guiver George Daniel, baker, 'Station street, Stoke
Gunn D. I&; Do. tailors, clothiers &; outfitters, 53 Westgate
street &; Salvation Army buildings, Tacket street; &;
Market street, Harwich
Gunn Daniel, tailor, 130 Bramford road
Gunn Fenn, tailor, 24 High street
Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, Barc1ay, Buxton &; Kerri-
son, oonkers, now Barclay &; Co. Limited
Gyford Edward, shopkeeper, 281 Cauldwell Hall road
Hacon George Arthur, fruiterer, 43 Norwich road
Hacon Thomas, dairyman, 29 Wellington street
Hadgraft Wm. John, 'Safe Harbour P.H. 45 'Borough r"ad
Hadgraft Wm. Robt. com. traveller, 27 Palmerston rd
Haggar Alfred William, dairy, Kenyon street, Stoke
Haggar Edwa.rd, pork butcher, 88 Fore street
Haggar Edward George, builder, HI London road
Haggar John, confectioner, 37 Carr street
Haggar William John, confectioner, IS Carr street
Hall Ernest, shopkeeper, 128 Handford road
Hall Harry, shopkeeper, 6 Curve street
Hall Jas. Hy. news a."uent, 5 & 7 Fore st. St. Clement's
Hall John, Elephant & Castle P.H. Handford road
Hall John William, draper & general mercer; costumes,
mantles, millinery & underclothing, Mansion house, 45
Westgate street; telegraphic address, ,. Hall, draper,
Ipswich"
Hall Joseph, milk seller, 13 Albion street
Halls Henry, greengrocer, 9 St. Nicholas street
Hamilton John, hair dresser, I Hill street
Hammond Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, 31 Hawes st. Stoke
Hammond Henry, boot maker, 76 St. George's street
Hammond James, toy dealer, 39 Fore street, St. Clement's.
Hammond John, dairyman, Norwich road
Hammond John Austin, outfitter, 2a, Dial lane
Hammond SI. dairyman, II6 St. Helen's st.&; I Regent st.
Hammond Waiter, confectioner, 40 Upper Orwell street
Hammond Walter Charles, shopkeeper, 13 Wherstead rd,-
Hancock Brothers, tailors, 3 Lower :Brook street &C.
drapers, 43 Upper Brook street .
Hancock C. W. & Co. confectioners, 6 St. Matthew's st
Handforth Home for Feeble Minded Girls (Miss Cooper,..
matron), 253 Ranelagh road .
Harding Albert Charles, paperhanger &c. 38 Handford rd,
Hardwick James, dining rooms, 7 &; 9 Queen street
Hardwick William, Tankard P.H. '13 Tacket "treet
Harmer \Villiclm, bacon curer, II Westgate I'trpet
Harold & Shepherd, cabinet makers, 2,:; 'St. George·s st
Harper Robert, provision dealer, 32 Norwich road
Harpham Alfred Lester, wh(llesale ironmonger,Wolsey ~.
Harris Frederick, Cross Keys hotel, 26 &; 28 Carr street
Rams Horace William, builder, 7 Cemetery road
Harris John, insurance agent, 28 Hervey street
Harrison G. &;, Co. boot makers, 10 Upper Brook street
Harrison J. H. &, A. M. upholsterers, St. Georg'e's street,
Harrison E. :M. surveyor of taxes for the borough of
Ipswich & for the divisions of Bosmere, Clay-don, Cos-·
ford, Plomesgate, Samford Colneis &; Woodbridge, 2·
Northgate street
Harrison Henry Robert, apartments, 60 St. Peter·s street
Harrison Isaac, jobbing gardener, 64 Bolton lane
Harrison John, Great White Horse county, family & C0m-
mercial hotel & pesting- house, Tavern strE-et
Harrison Woalter E. bookbinder, bookseller, printer, pub-
lisher, stationer &; fancy goods dlr. theatre ticket officI"
& concert agent, Ancient house, 30 Butter market
Harnson Wm. shopkeeper &; beer retailer, 6 Newson sb
Harrison Wrightson, Rose inn, 5 &; 7 St. Peter's street
Hart Arthur William, boot maker, II Cumberland street
Hart Charles, dist. supt. 00 the Wesleyan &; Generar
Assurance Society, 64 Wellington terrace, London road
Hart Philip Turner, jobbing gardener, 82 St. George's &t
Harvey A. L. (Miss}, teacher of music, 61 Woodbridge rd
Harvey Arthur James, plumber, Crown street
Harvey Henry, poulterer, 27 Rope walk
Harvey John Hobert, oilman, 106 St. Helen's street
Harvey Julius Pearce A.O.A. chartered acconntant &; secre-
tary 00 the Ipswich &; Suffolk club, Arcade street
Harvey RoIbert, greengrocer, Bramford road
Harvey Thomas, baker, 75 Albion street
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Harvey Thomas, Leopard P.H. 104 Crown street
Harvey Waiter, boot maker, 2 Upper High street
Haskell Jas. Albert, watch ma.& jeweller, 42&44 Tavern st
Haste James, bricklayer, 19 Bath -street, St-oke
Haste James, Union Jack P.H.....'he Quay
Hastings Frederick & 'Son, undertakers, 21 Berners street
Hastings Chas. undertaker, 12 St. Matthew's Church la
Hastings Frank Beaumont, hair dresser, 4 St. Helen's st
Havell Gascoigne W. parish clerk of St. Margaret's, 2
Bolton lane
Haward Frederick, builder, see Cooper &; Haward
Hawes .Tames Martin (Mrs.), butcher, 16 Pottery street
Havres .Tohn, shopkeeper &; parish clerk of St. Clement's,
So Woodhouse street
Hawes William, beer retailer, 19 Fore hamlet
Hawes William Andrew, clothier, 19 'racket street
Hawkes Chas. &; Co. grcrs. &; cheesemngrs. 38 &; 40 Fore st
Hawkins George Robert William, Duke of York iF.H. 212
Woodbridge road
Haxell Charles Henry, music seller, 63 1St. Matthew's at
Haxell Octavius, seed grower &; merchant, 7 &; 9 Princes st
.Haxell William .Tohn, colla.r dresser, 27 Orchard street
.flaynes James W. beer retailer, The mount
:Hayward Ernest John, fruiterer,s St. lSicholas street
Hayward Francis William, Freemas'Ons P.H. 79 Victoria st
1Hayward Henry, shopkeeper, 32 Curriers' lane
Hayward WaIter, dep. supt. fire brigade, Bond street
:-Heath Harry Llewellyn L.,S.A. surgeon, 21 High street
- Heilings J. I. clerk to burial board, Cemetery road
Hempson Godfrey Amis, auctioneer, see Spurling &; 'Sons
Hencfry Robert Dixon, confectioner, 56 Carr street
3.Henery Henry Robert, chandler's' shop, 38 Victoria. street
Hennings John A.C.A.chartered accountant,28 Museum at
· Her :Majesty's Prison (Rev. John Powell, chaplain; George
Hayncs Hetheringtoll L.R.C.P.lrJnd., M.R.C.S.Eng.
medical officer), Grimwade street, St. Helen's street
'Hewitt William, greengrocer, 107 Fore hamlet
~:Hewitt William, grocer & tea dealer, 23 Upper Brook street
Hicks Arthur, inspector of nuisances &; Food & Drugs Act
for the port & borough, Town hall
Hicks Catherine Middleton (Mrs.), butcher,Butter market
Hicks Charles, sergeant at mace, 11 William street
· Hicks Harry Marven, shopkeeper, SI York road
Hicks James, news agent, 99 St. Helen's street
Hignell Arthur, fishmonger, 60 Rope walk
· Hili Frederick :Finch, cabinet maker, 9 Upper Brook street
Hill Harry Carter, watch maker &; toy dealer, ra, Carr 8t
Hill James. blacksmith, Crown street
Hill W. Howard, dist. manager for Tamplin & Makovski
Lim. electrical engineers, N orthgate .street
Hill Wm. Reed M.B., C.M. surgeon, 38 Berners street
.Hillyard Frederick, corn chandler, 79 Princes street
Hines George, accountant, lSorth bank, Belstead road
=-Hines Henry, plumber, 56 Norwich road
Hines Thomas Charles,. baker, 31 Quadling street
Hodgson Henry, gun maker, HattoD. court
Holden John, butcher, 9 Pottery street
~Holder J ames, insurance agent, Alexandra road
Holland Francis, beer retailer, 35 Norwich road
Holland Hart French, jobbing gardener, 55 Alexandra rd
: Holland· John, hair dresser, 19 Westgate- ~treet
_Holland WaIter, shopkeeper, 74 St. Helen's street
:Holmes William. cab prGprietor, 13 Chenery street
~Home &; Colonial Lim. provision dealers, 40 Tavern street
.Hooker George, shopkeeper, 16 Purplett street, Stoke
.Hooker James, master mariner, 38 Spring road
.Hooper Elliot, high class boot, shoe &; gaiter maker,
patronized by H.I.M. the German Empress; 'boots &;
shoes of every description made to measure by first
class West-end worlurten, :a8 Butter ma.rke~
Hooper Harriet (Miss), beer retailer, 36 New street
Hooper Henry E. beer retailer, 175 Princes £treet
Hope House Orpha.nage (Misa Hannah Warner, matron),
Foxhall road
Hope William, pork butcher, 144 BOS8 Hill road
Horsfall William, dairyman, 10 Sprin~ road
Horsup Arthur, carman, 12 Curriers' lane
Hoskins A. &; Co. engraverlt, Dog'1t Head lane
Hossack James F.R:C.S.Edin. surgeon, 126 Woodbridge I'd
Hotson James S. grocer, 207 Cauldwell Hall road
Howard Herbert, boot makro-, 71 Norwich road
Howard Mary Eliza (Mrs.), milliner, 59 Berners street
Howard O1iver, furnitura deoler, 72 Norwich road
Howard 8arah Elizh. (Mrs.),dining rooms,6 Dog's Head la
Howe Arthur Nelson, tobacconii~, 60 'fuvern street
Howe Nathan, market gardener, Hutland road
Howe Sydney Gordon, coal &; coke factor, merchant &;
shipper (firm of Beaumon~ A.. i&; Co)
Hovrgego George Wilham, printer, SS & 57 Upper Orwell st
Howlett James, Friar"s He:ld P.H. 33 Friars street
IIubbard Arthur Geo.& Wm, Samuel, jQwel1ers, 10 CalT st
[XELLY'S
Hoyland Stanley Stenton M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.
Lond. surgeon, & deputy surgeon Ipswich gaol, 10
Museum street
Hubbard George Wm. managing clerk to Probate Division
of High Court of Justice, East Suffolk & North Essex,
& deputy registrar of marriages, IS Museum street
Hubert Frederick, cycle maker, 32 Tomline road
Huds:m Herbert Charles, taxidermist, 18 St. Margaret's st
HudRon Wallace Henry, builder, South lodge, Elliott st
Huff So &; Son, gas fitters, Portman's road
Hughes Charles, fruit salesman, 20 Foundation street
Hughes Edward, supt. of dock traffic, Dock office
Hume John Hepburn, clerk to the school 'board, Tower at
Hmnphrey William, boot maker, 35 High street
Humphreys Alfred J. sign writer, 126 Rose Hill road
Hunnibell Charles Frederick & Son, pianoforte warehouse,
22 Bntter market
Hunt Charles William, chimney sweeper, 16 Bond street
Hnnt James Charles, hair dresier, 97 Felixstowe road
Hunt John William, carpenter, ::l6 Friar's street
Hurley Henry, shopkeeper, 147 Cauldwell Hall road
Hurn William, cooper, 122 Fore street, St. Clement·s
Hnrry £rnest ;Edward, corn &; flour dealer, 1I9 Forest,
St. 'Clement's
Hutchinson E. (Mrs.), insurance agent, Auckland house,
Woodbridge road -
Hyde Samuel, hair dresser, IS & 20 St. Nicholas street
Hyem Charles, butcher, 27 Tacket street
Ingram Alfred, Ipswich Arms P.H. 2 Lower Brook street
Ingram Charles, beer retailer, 76 Woodbridge road
Inland Revenue Office {tax department, E. M. Harrison,
surveyor; excise department, J. Pickard, collector), 2
Northgate street
International Boot Co. I I Carr street
International Tea. Company's Stores Limited, tea dealers.,
22 Tav~rn street
Ipswich Bank; see Bacon, Cobbold & Co
Ipswich Box Co. Lim. cardboard, leather board, fancy,
folding &; millboard box makers, Tower Ramparts
Ipswich Chamber of Commerce -& ,Shipping (Incorporated)
(Henry Clement Casley, sec.), Exchange chambers
Ipswich Ch-ora! Society (B. H. Burton, conductor), Old
Museum rooms, Museum street
Ipswich Club, 24 Upper Brook street
Ipswich Coal Co.St.Peter's Dock wf.&; at Exchange chmbrs
Ipswich Conservative Asociation (F. A. Bales esq. pres. ;
Capt. C. E. Tempest, hon. treasurer; A. Raphael, hon.
sec.; registration a.gent, Edward Stewart, 13 Queen
street); Club, St. Stephen's Church lane
Ipswich Co-operative Permanent Mutual Benefit Building
Society (Frank Frewer, -secretary), offices, 38 Carr st
Ipswich -Corn Co. (The), corn merchants, Flint wharf,
New Gut east
Ipswich Corporation Baths (John King, supt.), Fore st.
Ipswich Corporation Water Works (Hamlet Robens,
man.), Water Works street
Ipswich & Ea!lt of England Horticultural Society ('H. E.
Archer, sec.), 13 Museum street
IpS'wich Fever Hospital (Goorge Sampson Elliston,medical
officer; George Westrope, sec.), Foxhall road
Ipswich Fine Art Club (Edwd. Packard, hon. ~ec. ) ,High st
Ipswich Gas Light -Co. (John Thomas Jolliffe, engineer &
sec. ; George A. Mallett, cashier) ; office & show rooms,
Carr street; works (Frank Prentice, works manager),
St. Clements.
Ipswich High ISchool for Girls (Miss Kennett, head mis-
tress), North2"ste street
Ipswich Industrial Co-operative Society Lim. (Frank
Edmund Widdowson, sec.; Harry IBead, manager);
central stores, 38 &; 40 Carr street; branches (J. B.
Brown, manager), Vernon street, StokQ; (George Day,
manager). Bramford road; (Altred 'Pittock, manager),
tCauldwell Hall road; (W. Rowland, manager), Fore
hamlet; (H. O. Dorling, -manager), Holbrook & (A.
Bloomfield, manager), Hadleigh
Ipswich Institute (E. H. Dnunmond, 8ec.; .Arthnr
Cornelius CalveI', librarian &; C<lllector, Ij) Tavern street
Ipswich Jonrnal (Ipswich Journal Printing It Publishing
CD. Lim. proprietors; H. B. C1lI.rke, manager; weekly,
saturday), Museum street
Ipswich Journal Printing &; Publillhing Co.Lim.Mnaeumst
Ipswich Labour Bureau (Rev. Wiekham Tozer, hoD. aac.),
9 Tower street
Ipswich Lawn Tennis Club (A. L. Barry,ieC.). RalSell rd
I.pswich Liberal Association (J. S. Allpol'ii, HC.), 15 Lower
llrook street
Ipswich Lyceum Lim. (Atthllr P$ree, hon. iee.~. OaR
street; registered office, Arcade street .
Ipswich Lying-in Charity (Mrs. Seammen, matron)', 83
Berners street
Ipswich Malting Co. (The). maltsters, NewQg., we.
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Ipswich Nurses' Home (Miss Jane Garrett, lady supt.), 8
Butter market
Ipswich Permanent Benefit Building Society (William
Chandler Block, sec.), Arcade chambers
Ipswich Permanent Money Club (Arthur Pea.rce, sec.),
Post Office chambers, Cornhill
Ipswich Poultry, Pigeon, Ra:bbit &; Cage Bird Society (H.
E. Archer & W. ·P. Mountjoy, hon. secs.), 13 Museum st
Ipswich Reform Club (E. Bland, sec.; T. E. Barker,
steward), 15 Lower Brook street
Ipswich Sanitary St~m Laundry Co. Lim. Alderman road
Ipswich Social Settlement Club (D. M. Panton RA.
warden), Fore street, St. Clement's
Ipswich Steam Shipping Co. shipping agentS' &; carriers by
water, Duke street, The Quay
Ipswich &; Suffolk Blind Institution (W. Locke esq. hon.
sec.), 8 Northgate street
Ipswich & Suffolk Club (J. Pearce Harvey, sec.}, North-
gate street
Ipswich &; Suffolk Licensed Victuallers' Protection Society
(George Turner, sec.), 8 Museum street
Ipswich Tannery Lim. tanners, curriers & leather mer-
chants, Bramford road
Ipswich Tobacco Co. Westgate street
l:pswich Tramways Co. (J. iF. Titchmarsh, soo.), 17
Museum street; offices, Cardinal street
Ipswich Working Men's Club &; Institute, 32 Up. Brook st
Irons Marie (Miss), teacher of music, 43 Cobbold street
Ixer Samuel T. cabinet maker, Dillwyn street
J'ackaman, Sons &; Miller, ,solicitors, 37 Silent street
J'ackaman Henry Mason (firm, Jackaman, Sons &; Miller),
solicitor, coroner for the borough of Ipswich & com-
missioner for administering oaths in th~ Supreme court,
37 Silent street
J'acks Jonathan, news agent, 5 Orwell place
J'ackson A.E. & W. H. !butchers, 42 Westgate street
.Iackson Edward, ticket writer, 6 St. Matthew's Church la
Jackson Frederick, dist. supt. G. E. Railway station
.Jackson Henry, monumental mason, 145 Cemetery road
.Jackson John 'rhomas A.P.S. chemist, 97 Fore st &; 153
Felixst{)we road
.Jackson Sarah Jane & Emma. Eliza.beth (MiS'ses), draB&-
makers, 16 Bedford street
Jacobs James, shopkeeper, Waterloo road
.James George James, butcher, 10 Pottery street
J ames Thomas, district superintendent to the Prudential
Insurance Co. Limited, 10 &; 12 Exchange buildings
.Iames Thomas Edwin, ham &; beef dealer, 25 Queen st
J annings Arthur, goldsmith &;c. see Boby & J annings
.Tarman William, tailor, 22 Clarkson street
Jarrold John Wm. shopkeeper, 10 St. Matthew's Church la
Jarrold Thomas, market gardener, Britannia road
Jarrold William J. furnitl!lre dealer, 4 &; 6 Falcon street
Jary Geo. Hy. linen draper &; hosier, 71 &; 73 Fore st
Jay John Robert, farmer, Mill farm, Foxhall road
Jay Thomas, cab proprietor, 148 CauldweU Hall road
Jay William, market gardener, Sidegate lane
Jeffery Joseph, furniture broker, 2 &; 4 Friars street
Jeffery Martha. Emily (Mrs.), furniture broker, 26 Queen st
Jeffries William, boot maker, 83 St. Helen's street
Jenkins W. &; Co. chimney sweepers, 24 Turret lane
.Tennings J ames & Son, florists, Kirby ,street
Jennings Ernest, tobacconist, 64 Upper Orwell street
Jennings J. F. grocer, 114 St. Helen's street
J ennings J ames, beer retailer, 55 Ann street
.Tennings James, beer retailer, 112 Handford road
J enning"8 J ames, slater, 333 Bramford road
Jermy Mary (Mrs.), ·shopkeeper, 65 Windsor road
Jesus & Mary Boarding 'et Day School for Young Ladies,
Albion hill, Woodbridge road •
.Tessup Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 293 Woodbridge rd
Jewell Robert Edward, hair dresser, 3 Salthouse street
Jillings Arthur Edward, manager of Parr's Bank Limited,
Princes street
J ohns EdwiA Thomas, architect, see Eade &; J ohns
John! William, shop fitter, Stephen·s lane
Johns Wfiliam, cabinet maker, St. Stephen's lane
Johnson, Clarke &; Co. boot &; shoe warehouse, 10 Tavern st
Johnson, Clarke &; 'Parker Limited, boot &; shoe manu-
facturers, 10 ~ces street
J ohnson Georg'e ~ Co. portman~au mlrs. 12a, Princes st
Johnson Fre«erick, confectioner, 121 Felixstowe road
Johnson Harry George, confecllioner, 5 Tacket street
Johll.son Herbert, draper, 110 Alan road, St. ClementIJ
Johnson Thomas, cycle maker, 65 St. HeIen's 8treQt
Jolliffe John Thomas, engineer &; secretary to tae Ipswich
Gas Lighb 00; office & show rooms, Carr street; gas
works, St. element's
Jolly Charles HeRry, corn &; flour dealer, 42 :Norwich road
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Jones Harry, district engineer Great Eastern railway, 13
Commercial road
Jones Henry James, electro plater, 18 Silent street
J ones William, chimney sweep, 7 Gibson street
Jorgensen Peter, Lord KeIson P.H. 81 Fore 8t.St. Clements
Joslin Thomas James, Victoria P.li. 25 Berners street
Josling Robert Henry, jobmaster, 62 Wherstead road
Josling William John, shopkeeper, 8 Fore hamlet
J osselyn &; Sons, solicitors &; commissioners for oaths.
Queen street
J081seIyn George Francis (firm, JosS'elyn &; Sons), solicitor
&; commissioner for oaths, Queen street
Josselyn John Henry (firm, Josselyn &; Sons), solicitor
&; commissioner for oaths, Queen '8treet
Jowers Henry, market gardener, Spring cot. Bramford la
Juby Arthur Butcher, news agent, 9 St. Margaret's green
Juby Ernest WaIter, milliner, 9 Tacket street
Juby James, ·bricklayer, 12 Borough road
Juby William James', outfitter, 12 Westgate street
Juby William T. beer retailer, Black Horse lane
Keble Frederick, pork butcher, 132 Fore street
Keeble Anne (Mrs.), greengrocer, 12 Upper Orwell stree\
Keeble Arthur, Spread Eagle P.H. I Fore st. St Clement'.
KeebIe William, tinman &; brazier, 46 Upper Orwell str~
Keell Charles Goodwin, collector of rates for the urban
sanitary authority &; vestry clerk & assistant overseer
for St. Peter's &; St. Clement's, 105 Fore street
Keely Osborn, market gardener, Foxhall road
Keene Charles, jobbing gardener, 142 Cauldwell Hall road
Keer George, confectioner 52, & beer retailer 54, Si.
Peter's street
Kemp William, boot maker, 45a. Norwich road
Kennell John, boot ma.&;verger St.Helen's,95 St. Helen·s st;
Kenney George A. builder, OO'Iltractor &;c. Army works.
Burrell street
Kenny Percival, baker, 385 Spring road
Kenny Robert, baker. 136 Handford road &; Holland road,
St. John's'
Kenny Sidney, builder, Burrell Street works
Kent James Robert, carriage builder, 58 Hervey street
Kent Ralph, corn chandler, 112 St. Helen's street
Kent lVilliam, apartments, 11 St. Margaret's plain
Kenyon & T.rott, cyde &; saw mas. 31,33 &; 35 Prince!t A
Kerby & Son, photgrphrs. 26 Tacket st &; 105 St. Helen's
Kerby Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 84 St. Helen's street
s'
Kerridge Henry, assistant overseer St. Mary Key, Shil'6-
hall, Westerfield &; Whitton Ipswich union & collector
of income tax &; inspeetor of nuisances t{) Samford
Rural District Council & school attendance officer &;
inspector under the Infant Life Protection Act, Corn-
hill chambers & 2 Bank street
Kerridge William, baker &; salt merchant, 7 Key street
Kerridge William, machinist, I Grimwade street
Kerridge William Barber, tailor, 4 G-ranville street
Kersey Henry Ernest,watch material dlr. 45 St. Kicho~as ~
Kersey William Edward, solicitor ,& commissioner to ad-
minister oaths, solicitor to the Ipswich Co-operativ~
Building Society &; Permanent Benefit Building Society.
&; agent for the Alliance Life & Fire, &; Essex &; Suff{)ik
Fire, 15 'rower .street
Kettle Henry Georg&, plumber, 24 Low l'Irook street
Keys Edward William, saddler, 4 St. Matthew's Church lA
Kidby Caleb, shopkeeper, Bramford road
Kidby George, cab proprieror, I I Silent street
King, Spencer &; WaIter John, general printers &; pub-
lishers, 8 Princes street
King WaIter Burton &; Co. tar distillers, Wherstead road
King, Whitfield &; Co. dealers in foreign postage stamp87
Lacey street
King Charles, herbalist, 18 Bramford road
King Charles William, caxpenter, Lacey street
King Edward W. watch maker, 69 St. Helen's street
King George, lellmonger, Tanner's lane
King George Isaac, cab proprietor, 2 Wellington street
King John James, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths &5
clerk to Blakenham school board, 26 Museum street
King John William Butcher, collectior of assessed UJ,x~,
Stevenson rQad
King Zachariah Townsend, lailor, 7 &; 9 Crown street
Kingsford William Lethbridge RA. solicitor, 26 "Cpwr
Brook street .
Kirby Chas. Bernard, botanical brewer, 109 Hervey 8_
KiFby 'P. parish clerk, St. Mary Stoke, 73 Rectory road
Kittle Peroy Samuel, Post Chaige P.li. 2 Woodbridge l'd
Kitton &; Son, bakers, 23 Norwich road
Knevett Henry, baot maker, 9 Portman's road
KJligh~ Arthur. beer retailer, 5 Great Whip street, Sto:ke
KnjgD~ Frederick Wm. baker, 57 Princes street
Knight H. tailor (Wm. Pearson, manager), Thoroughfve
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Knight HITt.(Mrs.),pork but.cher,30a,For~st. St. Clement'.
Knight Robert Walter, district superintendent Refuge
Assurance Co. 125 St. HIelen's street
Knight Thomas, beer retailer, 37 St. Matthew's street
Knights .A.rthur Alfred, joiner, 101 London road
Knights John, beer retailer, 26 Lower Orwell street
Knights Robert, jun. whitesmith, 104 Woodbridge road
Knights Sidney George, hair dresser, 89 Princes street
Knopp S. &; Son, boot &; shQe makers, 9 Westgate street
Kyll William, wat.ch maker, 60 St. Matthew's street
LafIin Helen (Mrs.), greengrocer, 18 Orford street
Lait CatheriM (Mrs.), milliner, 35 Upper Brook street
Lait William, clothier, 19 &; 21 St. :r\icholas street
Lamb Thos.Woodward&; Co. engineers & smiths,Wolsey st
Lambe Richard Frederick, solicitor (firm, Sawyer, Cave
&; Co.), 16 Arcade street
Lambert Alfred, beer retailer, 12 & ~4 Cox lane
Lambert Emily (Mrs.), Golden Key P.H. 'tVoodbridge rd
Lambert J am&9, boot maker, 48 Beck street
Lambeth James, baker, 6 Lady lane
Lamperd Frederick F.S.S. auctioneer &; certified bailiff
appointed under the Law of Distress Amendment Act
(firm, Durrant &; Lamperd), Cornhill
Lanke!Jter James, cab proprietor, 4 Stirling street
Lant .A.rthur, dairyman, 57 St. Matthew's street
Larking Arthur, hay & straw dealer, lIO Bramfard road
Larter Pembroke, Dove P.H. 76 St. Helen's street
Last Louise &; Susan Folger (Misses), dress makers, 40
Waterloo road
Last Alfred, decorator, 5 Cardigan street
Last Benjamin, beer retailer, 64 Carr street
Last Charles, Trafalgar inn, 120 Spring road
Last Daniel, paperhanger, 20 St. George's street
Last E. E. (Mrs.), Unicorn P.H. 2 Orwell place
Last Joshua, pianoforte tuner, 3 Clarkson street
Last Mark, carpenter, 80 Foundation st,reet
Last Philip, Station hotel, Burrell road . Mallinson G. W. &; Co. Lim. mineral water manufacturers..
Last Richard, tobacconist, 108 Woodbridge road
Last Thomas, baker, 36 Black Horse lane
Latter John Henry, grocer, 28 lJpper Orwell street
Laughlin Walter, beer retailer, Tanners lane
Laughlin WaIter Henry, grocer, 69 Woodbridge road
Lawes Arthur, market gardener, Britannia road
Lawes Arthur, parish clerk St. Matthew's, 17 Oxford s.
Lawrence Arthur P. hair dresser, Foxhall road
Lawrence George, baker, Spring road
Lawrence George, mineral water manufacturer, Brook'.
Hall road
Lawrence John, bricklayer, Wells street, St. Helens
Lawrence Julia (Miss), shopkeeper, JI9 Princes street
Lawrence Robert, market gardener, Felixstowe road
Lawton, Warnes &; iSons, solicitors, 21 Butter market; ~
at Eve
Lay George, butcher, 72 Cauldwell Hall road
Leach William, Blue Coat Boy P.R. 38 Silent street
Leader George, market gardener, Freehold road
Leathers Eliza. Martha: (Mrs.), baker,I2 Upper Barcla.y st
Lee Richard (Mrs.), blacksmith & grocer, 93 to 97 Cauld-
well Hall road
Leech Bertie .Allen, tobacconist, 29 Butter market
Lees Elizabeth (Mrs), beer retailer, 5.CurrierSt' lane
Lees James, plumber, 48 Newton road, St. Clement's
Leggett Charlotte (Miss), kindergarten, 79 Herners street
Leggett James Charles, boot maker, 105 St. Helen's st
Leggett Raymond, grocer, 81 Victoria street
Leggett William John, sign writer &0. Dogs Head lane
Leighton &; .Aldous, solicitors & commissioners for oaths,
5 .Arcade street
Leighton George William, architect, 6 Princes street
Lenny Henry David, draper, 33 & 35 St. Nicholas streei
'Leonard Edwin, superintendent to .Accident Insurance Co.
Limited, 13 Queen street
Leverett Henry Edward, miller (steam), Gymnasium 6t
Leverett Henry Wm. timber merchant, Gymnasium st
Leverett Joseph, greengrocer, 12 St. :r\icholas street
Leverett Waiter Valentine, boot &; shoe maker, 4 St.
Nicholas street
Levett John lHenry, station master, Derby Road. rly. stn
Levitt George, beer retailer, 3, 5, &; 7 Borough road
Lewcock Wm.&; Son, ship brkrs.96 Fore st. St. Clement'.
Limerick Mary Ann (Miss), dress ma. 5 Vernon st. Stoke
Limmer &; Pipe, family grocers, tea, coffee &; wine &;
spirit merchants, agents for W. &; A. Gilbey Limited,
Cornhill restaurant, I&;3 Cornhill
Lindley John, smith &; farrier, Tann~r's lane
Ling Alfred, dairy, 28 Woodbridge road
Ling Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Holy Wells road
Lingwood MIss, artist, 2 Westgate street
Linzell Harry J. builder, Cliff road
Lipion Limited, provision merchants, 40 Westgate street
List .Albert, domestic machinery dealer, 4:; Carr street
[ KELLY'S
List Alfred, sewing machine dealer, 58 St. Peter's strees
Lister John F. Three Cups P.H. 78 Bramford road
Little Richard James, butcher, 58 Upper Orwell street
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (W. J. Christie.
dist. manager), Roslyn chambers, St. Matthew's street
Livock Thomas, draper, 14 Carr street
Lloyd Francis, pork butcher, 38 Hawes street, Stoke
Lloyd Launcelot, shopkeeper, 14 Dorkin street
Lockart Frederick, shopkeeper, 23 Rope walk
Locksmith Louisa (Mrs.), baker, 40:5 Wherstead rood
Lofts WaIter, shopkeeper, 12 Woodhouse street
London. &; Leicester Rubber Co. manufacturers of india
rubber goods, Westgate street
Long &; Casley, SoOlicitors', Exchange chambe'M
Long Daniel &; Son, house agents, 37 St. Margaret's street
Loose Robert Charles, shopkeeper, 208 Wherstead road
Lord Louisa (Mrs.), draper, 79 St. Helen's street .
Love W. &; Co. engineers, Key street
Lowe William George, relievmg officer, 19 Towel' stree'o
Lucas George, confectioner, 34 Fore hamlet
Lucock Annie (Mrs.), beer retailer, 39 Upper Orwell st>
Luoock Henry, beer retailer, 16 Rope walk
Lyons Isabel (Mrs.), cigar importer, 63 Westgate street
Lyons William, pattern maker, 28 Falcon street
McBrain Sarah Ann (Mrs'.), shopkeeper, 70 Cavendish
street, Fore hamlet
McClan George, baker &; shopkeeper, Up. Cavendish st
Mace James, wardrobe dealer, Spring road
Mackay John, market gardener, Freehold road
Mackley O. assistant relieving officer &; vaccination officer.
19 Tower street
McMurray James, travelling draper, 10 Alpe street
Main John, draper, 55 St. Matthew's street
Makens WaIter, farmer, Park Place farm, Tuddenham rd
MaIden Samuel Barker, ironmonger, 55 & 57 Westgate s·l
Mallet William, greengrocer, 73 St. Helen's street
Quadling street
M~lone Charles Albert L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist, 18 Low_
Brook street
Mann John, shoeing smith, 3a, Tacket street
Mann Leonard, shopkeeper, 40 Purplett street, Stoke
Mannall Eliza. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Dorkin street
Manning & Co. wholesl. &retl. wine &; spirit mel"S.8Cornhill
Marcantonio Rosa (Mrs.), greengrocer, 26 Up. Orwell s~
Marco William, shopkeeper, 9 Duke street
Markwell Charles & Co. butchers, 1 I Queen street
Markham Samuel, boot maker, 2 Cardinal street
Marriott Valentine Arthur, builder, Handford road
Marshall William, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths,.
solicitor to the Ipswich &; Suffolk Licensed Victuallerw
Trade Protection Society & agent to the Atlas Fire &.
Life Assurance Co. 7 Museum street .
Martin &; Newby, ironmongers &; boot makers, 2, 4 & £.
Fore street, St. Clement's
Martin Albert William, cycle dealer, 13 Crown street
Martin George, beer retailer, 54 Westgate street
Martin John, boot maker, 38 Warwick road
Martin Robert, shopkeeper, 35 Dillwyn street
Martin William, coal dealer, Upper Cavendish street
Mash J ames, birmingham &; sheffield goods warehouse..
2 Stephen's lane
Mason Oharles &; Co. tea merchants, Norwich road;
depot, Great Yarmouth . I
MaSlQn George Ipswich Lim. seed crushers, S<II. Peter·s wIhf.
Mason Charles &; Co. tea merchants, Norwich road;,
depot, Great Yarmouth
Mason Frank J. draper, 19 Tavern street
Mason Frederick, shopkeeper, 43 Chenery l'oad
Mason Geo. timber, slate &; cement mer. Greyfriars rd
Mason Joseph, beer retailer, 87 St. Helen's street
Mason William, beer retailer, 140 St. Helen's street
Mason's Paper Mill Co. Lim. paper manufrs. Tovels wharf
Matcham Edward, homreopathic chemist, 50 Westgate
street &; 12 St. Helen's street
Maton Alfred, boot maker, 49 Upper Orwell street
Matthews Ernest & Co. builders' merchants, New Cut east
Matthews Annie (Miss), dress maker,S Fonnereau road
Matihews Harriet (Mrs.), greengrocer, 32 Fore hamlet
Matthews Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 29 Gippeswyk road
Matthews Samuel, beer retailer, St. Margaret's plain
Mayes George, Britannia P.H. Woodbridge road
Mayhew .Alice (Miss), dress maker, IS Ann street
Mayhew George, White Elm inn, Bishop's hill
Mayhew Richd, shopkpr. I Bacon's bldgs. St. George's st
Mayhew T. Edgar, chartered accountant, secretary &:
collector of East Suffolk &; Ipswich Hospital &; assistant
overseer, St. Matthew district, Ipswich union,.
Thoro'fare
Mayhew W. J. parish clerk of St. Mary Tower, Tower
churchyard
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Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 25 Tavern street
Mays Charles, fishmonger, 10 Upper Orwell street
Mead Aaron, King's Arms P.H. Cornhill
Mead John, shopkeeper, Kates cottages, Canldwell Hall rd
Meadows George John, Post &; M. O. office, 49 Crown at
Meadows Robert Charles, solicitor &; commissioner for
oaths, 3 .Arcade street; &; at Richmond, Surrey
Meares Cracknell, beer retailer, 2 Woodhouse street
Mee William, greengrocer, 7 St. Margaret street
Mellonie Thomas, agricultural merchant, coal merchant &;c.
~6 .Arcade street; stands at Bury St. Edmunds, Col-
chester, Chelmsford &c. &c
Mennie Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 24 OIarkson street
Meumuir R. W. assistant borough surveyor, Town hall
Merrett .Alf Henry, hair dresser, 7 Friars street·
Meisent Frederick, official receiver in bankruptcy for the
districts of Ipswich, Colchester &; Bury, 36 Princes st
Middle School for Boys (Thomas Edward Cattell, head
master; J. T. Ford B.A. second master &; A. James
D.Sc.Lon. senior science master; for other masters see
Bohoo};;, p. 191), Bolwn lane
Nid!J.land Railway Co. (John Carter Holmes, agent), 6
Princes street
Miles Walter, boot maker, 23 East street
Millar James, shopkeeper, 18 Purplett street, Swke
:Miller Robert & Son, wine, spirit, ale &; porter mers.;
agents for Greene's Bury ales, The Thoroughfare &;
7 Butter market
Miller & Steel, family grocers, tea dealers, italian ware-
housemen &; provision merchants, 3 Butter market
Miller Thomas &; Son, chemists, 18 Norwich road
Miller .Alfred, wood turner, 50 Old Foundry road
Miller iHenry, beer retailer &; shopkeeper, Spring road
;Miller Henry M.I.C.E. civil engineer &; county surveyor,
engineer to the Stowqlarket Navigation &; Felixstowe
Water Works 00. 16 Museum street
Miller Henry William (firm, Jackaman, Sons &; Miller),
solicitor, 37 Silent street
Miller James, baker, 24 &; 26 St. Helen's street
Miller James, grocer, 19 .Ainslie road • New Yo:k Life Insurance Co. (.Albert Addis on, manager)..
Miller Matthia.s, wood turner, 28 Cox lane
Miller Rdbert, grocer &; beer retailer, 94 Richmond road
:Miller Thomas M.I.C.E. civil engineer, engineer to the
Ipswich Dock Commissioners &; Harwich Harbour Con-
servancy Board, Thoroughfare
Miller Thomas, commerciel traveller. 13 Church street
Miller WaIter, beer retailer, 43 & 45 Felixstowe road
Mills Charles &; Co. iron founders. Tanner's lane
Mills E. R. ham &; beef dealer, 48 St. Matthew's street
Mills Edward, shopkeeper, I Castle street
:Mills Jas. school board attendance officer, 25 Waterloo rd
Mills William, yeast merchant, 44 Westgate street
Mills Willie Samuel, post office, BramfordJ road
Minnett John, Vernon Arms P.R. 43 Vernon street, Stoke
Minns .A.rthur Edwd. cab proprietor. 14 Elm street
Minter William Freeman & Son, furniture brokers, 159
& 161 Princes street
~Iinter Mary Ann (Miss), confectioner, 157 Princes· street
Monk John Wormsley, stationer &c. 21 Westgate street
Moore Annie (Mrs.), surgical belt ma.30 St. Matthew's st
!.Ioore George, boot maker, 41 .Alexandra road
Morgan John, seedsman, see Thompson &; Morgan
Morgan John. Wherry P.H. Quay
Morley Mary Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I St. Margaret's pIn
Mortey S. John, assistant overseer for St. Nicholas &; St.
Stephen's. 16 Great Colman street
Morphew Hy. White Lion P.R. 24 Bridge street, Stoke
~Iorphey Herbert Harry, dairy, 29 Friar street
Morris John, tobacconist, 2 Grimwade street
Morris Joseph, draper, I Orwell place • Nay Isaac, shipping agent, 130 Fore street
Morris Thomas, ironmonger, 44 Upper Brook street
Mortimer E. B. (Miss), teacher of music, 155 Cemetery rd
ltlortimer James, ma;rket gardener, 230 Wherstead road
Mortimer Thomas, maltster &; corn merchant, Quay; &;
at Woodbridge &; Stowmarket
Morton Geo. Stephen &; Son, hat mnfrs. 51 Up. Brook st
Norton George, photographer, 51 Upper Brook street
Moseley OhaI"1es Kingdon M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.,
L.S.A.Loud. surgeon, 14 Northgate street
Moss Caroline (Mrs.), beer retailer, 41 & 43 Up. Orwell Bt
M6SS Frederick, grocer, 8 NewWn road
Moss Goorge, manager of refuse removal &; Handford Hall
farm departments &; inspector of dairies, cowsheds &;
milk Ilhops orders, Exchange buildings; res. 26 Burrell
road, Stoke
Mothersole .Alfred, pork butcher, 18 Elm street
Motum Herbert J ames, florist, lHutland road
Mouser Caleb, cabinet m.aker, Waterloo road
Mouser Caleb, shopkeeper, 63 Victoria street
Mouser James, coal dealer, IS Albion street
Mower Ernest, painter, St. John's road
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May Thomas Limited, coal, coke &; general merchants;
local offices, The Arcade
Moyse John L. British Lion P.H. 55 Princes street
Moyse Walter, bricklayer, Felixstowe road
Mudd Misses, ladies' schl. Old Manor ho. St. Margaret's
Mudd Arthur, butcher, 9 &; I I Eagle street
Muddi Thomas Edward, butcher, 96 &; 98 Fore hamlet
Mudd William Fredk. undertaker, II4 Norwich road
Muller CharJes Hermann, rag &; iron merchant &:; general
marine store dealer, 66 to 70 Lower Orwell street •
Mullett Mary (Mrs.), Rising Sun P.R. 17 Stephen's lane
Mullett Robert, beer retailer, 107 Albion st. St. Clement's
Mundy John, temperance. hotel', 8 Upper Brook street
Munro WiUiam, draper, 16 St. Helen's street
Munson .Albert, greengrocer, I I Key street
Murrells Oaroline (Mrs.), tchr. of music, 46 St. Peter's st
Murrells John, butcher, 42 &:; 44 St. Peter's street
Museum (open free daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. &; 7 to 9
p.m.; mondays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. only) (Frank Wool-
nough. curator &:; sec.), High street, Ipswich
Muskett William, shopkeeper, 6 Trinity street
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York (George Wm.
Horsfield, manager for the Eastern counties), Mutual
chambers, Princes st.; T.N. 86. See advertisement
Naiad Rowing Club, Promenade
Napier Ada (Mrs.), china & glass dlr. 26 Norwich road
National Provincial Bank of England (branch) (Henry
Meredith, manager), 5 Cornhill; draw on head office,
Bishopsgate street, London E C
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil-
dren (Spencer Dixon, hon. sec.; Samuel Burroughs.
inspector), 20 Providence street
National Telephone Co. Limited (Arthur Pugh, district
manager), 7 Museum street
Neobard George, baker, 293 Bramford road
Nesling Robert, beer retailer, Norwich road
Neville William Chas. wbacconist, IS St. Peter·s street
New Cattle Marke~ (Herbert Wright, clerk of market),
23 Princes street
. 38 Prmces street
Newby Fredk. ironmngr. &:; hoot ma.. see Martin &; Newby
Newson E. A. (Miss), girls' school, 24 Waterloo road
Newson Samuel, beer retailer, I I King street
Newstead Josiah, tailor, 32 St. George's street
Nichols Brothers, butchers, 199 Woodbridge road
Nichols Fredk. Fox P.H. 47 Upper Brook street
Nicholson Robert, shopkeeper, 31 &; 33 Wherstead road
Nightingale Ernest, baker &; pastrycook, x&;3 St.
Nicholas street
Noakes .Alfred Waiter, beer retailer, Cavendish street.
Fore Hamlet
Noble Henry, saddler, 6x .Princes street
Noble James, shoe m.aker, 152 Handford road
Norman Archibald Edward:, wire worker, 5 Cemetery rli
Norman Henry T. booikbinder, 10 Great Colman street
Norman Joseph, station master, Great Eastern rly statn
Norman Rachae!' (Miss), dress maker, 126 London road
North Thomas Henry, tailor, 38 Tavern street
Norton James, fishmonger, 27 Friars street
Notcutt & Son, solicitors & commissioners for oaths, 9
Museum street
Notcutt George Jams (firm, Notcutt &; Son), solicitor &;
commissioner to administer oaths &; perpetual commis-
sioner & clerk to the charity trustees, 9 Museum street
Notcubt Roger C. market gardener, Broughton Rd.nursry
Notcutt Stephen Abbott (firm, Notcutt &; Son), solicitor
&; commissioner for oaths &; clerk to the Ipswich En--
dowed 'Schools, 9 Museum street
Nunn Edward, coffee rooms, 9 St. Lawrence street
Nunn James, baker, 76 Rope walk
Nunn John, shopkeeper, 28 Cemetery road
Nunn Kerenhappuch (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 62 Low.Orwell st
Nunn Lindley Mus.Rac. professor of music &; organist,
West view, Westerfield road
Nunn Thomas, grocer &; tea dealer, 26 St. Peter's st
Nunn WaIter, beer retailer, 40 Lady lane
Nurse Frank, coal merchant, Old Cattle market
Nurse Frank, coal merchant, 16 Tacket street
Nurses' Co-operative Association (Mrs. W. A. Mumford.
lady supt.), 36 Christchurch street
Nurses' Home for East Suffolk (W. .Alexander esq.
treas.; Col. Lockyer, hon. sec.), 8 Butter market
OddJellows' Hall (Hy. A. Barham, lessee), 3 Falcon st
Offord Joshua, hair dresser, 8 Foundation street
Offord Samuel, hair dresser, 31 St. Margaret's street
Olding Charles Downing, shopkeeper, 32 St. Peter's street
Olding Mary (Miss), teacher of music, 18 Wilberforce st
Oliver Thomas, boot maker, 16 Cobbold street
Olsen Oluf, master mariner, 55 St. John's road
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Orford Henry, farmer, Castle Hill farm, Norwich road
Orris Aired, tailor, Kirby street, St John's
Orton John & Co. ironmongers, 43 Butter market; I I St.
Lawrence street & Norwich road
Orvis W. H. & Co. boat builders, Cliff
Orvis FrandS' Henry, plumber, 124 Fore hamlet
Orwell Cycle Co. (The), Dog's Head lane
Osborn Henry, shopkeeper, 171 Wherstead road
Osborne Arthur, chimney sweeper, S9 Norwich road
• Osborne Edward, chimney sweeper, 74 Norwich road
Osborne George Henry, fishmonger, 21 East street
Osborne WaIter Charles, greengrocer, I3a, Orford street
Osman Harriet Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, IS Silent st
Ost Harry, Grosveoor P.H. 2J Westgate street
Overton Henry, shopkeeper, 33 Wingfield street
Oxborrow Ernest R. auctioneer & house &; estate agent,
19 Princes street. See advertisement
O~boITOW GeOl"ge Lucas, Plough & Sail P.R. &; wine &
spitit merchant, 37 to 45 St. Peter's street
Oxford Arthur, truss &; belt maker, 14 Market lane
Oxford Charles, S'Ilrgical appliance maker, 34 Currier's la
Oxley Mary Ann (Mrs), servants" rgstry'37&39 Butter mkt
fuley William, commercial traveller, 17 Tavern street
Packard Edward i& Co. printing ink manftrs. Duke street
PackaPd ~dwa'rd .&; Co. Lim.· agricultural .cihemists,
sulphuric acid & manure manufacturers, Duke street,
The Quay; &; at Bramford
Page Alfred, cab proprietor, 30 High street
Page Henry, milk dealer, 35 Blanche street
Page James, tobacconist, Foxhall road.
Page Robert, bricklayer, 39 High street
Page Thomas, ·sh<Jpkeeper, 6 Lower Orwellstreet
Pain & Bayles, dispensing;. chemists, 17 CornhiIl; &
mineral water tnanufacturers, Turret works, Turret
lane; & chemists, 4 Hamilton rd. Felixstowe. See advt
Palfreman, Foster &; Co. timber merchants &; importers,
Three Cranes wharf; &; 25-3S NeW' Broad st.London E C
P!illrey 'rhos .. butcher, 62 Samuel road
PalIant Emma (Mrs.), tinplate worker, 16 Black Horse lane
Pallant Henry, butcher, 21 Norwich road
Pallant Samuel, 'shoeing smith, 10 St. Margaret's street
Palmer Frank A., A.P.S. chemist, 47 St. Nicholas street
Palmer Frederick, basket maker, 26 Silent street
Palmer Lewis John, baker, SI Norwich road
Palmer Thom1\s, professor -of music, 41 Berners street
Pardoe Wm. F. beer retailer, 48 Borough road
Parfitt William, beer retailer, 291 Woodbridge road
Parish H. carter, Felixst-owe road
Parker Alfred, shopkeeper, 1 Edgar street
Parker Alfred Harvey, florist, Norwich road
Parker Ernest Charles, wbacconist &; confectioner, 37 &;
39 Wherstead road
Parker George, confectioner, 58 Princes street
Farker H. W. assi.stant overseer, ·Warren House district,
Ipswjch union, Fore street
Parker Harry W. stationer, 52 & 54 Fore st. St. Clements
Parker Joseph, bookbinder, 4 High street
Parker Kate (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Newson street
Parker Maurice Phillips, insurance agent, 17 Funnereau rd
Parker Richard, shopkeeper, 9 South street
Parker Thomas, Myrtle inn, II8 Fore hamlet
Parker Thos. shopkeeper, 40 Clarkson street
Parker Walror, gas collector, 10 Alston road
Parkington Thomas & Son, builders, 61 &; 63 Crown street
Parkington Fred, ironmonger, Butter market
Parks Alfred, artistic &; com. printer, 48 St. Nicholas Bt
Parmenter J. Sydney, quantity surveyor, Tower street
Parr's Bank. Limited (draw on head office), (Arthur
Edward Jillings, manager), Princes street
Po.rry Owen, oil cake manufa.cturer, seed crusher &
merchant, New Cut east; & at Colchester, Burnham &
66 Mark lane, London E C
Parsons Alfrnd, hairdresser, 141 Felixstowe road
Pash Arthur boot maker, 7 CaIT street
Pastimes &; Co. athletic outfitte'l"s, 26 Westgate street
Paterson Arthur Wm. M.B., C.M. surgeon, Dartford bo.
Felixstowe road
Pntrick Wm. Henry, cycle agent, 18 Long' street
Paul R&W.Lim. corn merchants, maltsters &; wharfingers
to London shipping trade, Paul's quay
Paul George, market gardener, Felixstawe road
P6viour &; Co. linen drapers &c. I&;3 Upper Brook street
&; 2 & 4 Carr street
Pawsey Edward, ironmonger, IS Bramford road
Payne Arthur Frederick, baker. 2 CumberIand street
Payne Henry, pork butcher, 60a, Carr street
Fayne James T. painter, 34 Fitzroy street . Pooley William. oyster rooms, 44 Westgate .street
Payne Robt. Wm. Henry, cab propriewr, 24 Fltzroy street
'Payne WaIter, beer retailer, 100 St. Helen's ,street
Payne William, hair dresser, 24 Wykes Bishop road
Peake .!.rth. butcher 65, & fishmonger 67, St. Matthew's et
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Peaka John, shopkeeper, 206 Woodbridge road
Pearee Arthur F.C.A. accountant to the Corporation I; to
the Easll &; West Suffolk County Councils Joint Com-
mittee, Po·sf; Office chambers
Pearse WHliam, machinist, 1 Warwick road
Pearse William, plumber, S Cox lane &; 50 Bolton lame
Pearson Thos. Wm.supt. of Boro' police,I3 Westerfield 1"<1
Pearsons Thomas, billet master &; inspec-tor of C0oDilIDOD
lodging houses, Town hall
Peck Annie (Miss), milliner, 10 Dial lane
Peck Robert, corn, hay & straw dealer, 34 St.Helen's stree\
Peck Samuel, cabinet maker, 44 Fore ,street
Peck Shadrach, eork cutter, Cattle market
Peck WiUiam, boot maker, 16 Milwn street, St. John's
Peek Maria (Miss), dress maker, 18 Old Foundry road
Pells John Clarke, building surveyor, 16 Arcade street
Pennell Uriah, confectioner, 62 St. Matthew's streoo
Pennell Uriah, shopkeeper, 43 Ranelagh road •
Penney WaIter, photographer, FoxhaU road
Penny William Orf,ord, Duke of Kent P.R. 6 Up. Orwell &~
Penraven Allan Frederick L.D.S.RC.S.Eng. dentist. 8 St.
Matthew's street·
Perfit Alfred Wm. The Mountain Ash P.H. Handford I'll
Petch John, beer retailer, 34 Fore street
Petrel Rowing Club (The) (John Thos. Bennett, hon. sec.).
Boat house, Promenade ..
Pettingill Alfred Ernest .Albert M.RC.S.Eng., L.RC.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon, 56 Cauldwell Hall road
Pettit George, baker, 125 Fore street, St~ Clement's
Pettit Joseph A. builder, 19 Silent street
Pettit Thomas Frederick, plumber, 18 Spring r.oad
Pettitt George, t-obacconist, 16 St. Margaret street
Phillips &; SoOn, house furnishers, cabinet makers, uphol-
sterers, undertakers, house agents & wall paper
merchants; furniture removoo. & warehoused, 13 &; 1$
'St. Matthew's street &; Et. George's street. See advn
PhilIips Edgar William, builder, I Great Colman street
Phillips Edward, ·boot maker, 70 Woodbridge road
Phillips Henry, veterinary surgeon; inspect<>r for the
Boro' of Ipswich &; consulting inspector for the Eastern
division of Suffolk; livery & shoeing esta'blishment, 14
Museum st.; resident assistant, Wm. A. MacGregor
M.R.C.V.S
Phillips Thomas, baker, 23 Woodhouse street •
Phillips Webster, bookbinder, 20 Friars ~reet .
Phillips William, printer, see Splll1ding & Phillips
Philpott James, beer retailer & basket tnaker, 14 St.
Matthe-w's street
Pickard J. collector of inland revenue, 2 Northgate stroo'
Pickford &i Co. carriers, 40 Princes street
Piddington William, beer retailer, 1 Tooley street
Pilgrim Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38S Wherstead. rd. Stoke
Pinner Albert, boot maker, 30 Fore hamlet
Pinner Charles, boot maker, 68, Our street
Pinner George Edward, fishmonger, 74 Woodbridge roac)
Pinner. Isabel (Miss), dressmaker, 174 Rose Hill road
Pipe Arthur James,.23 Wherstead road
Pipe John Charles, grocer kc. see Limmer & Pipe
Pipe William, builder &c. Carr street .
Piper, Son &; PhilIips, wholesale woollen warehousemen,40
Butter market
Pitt Albert, wardrobe dealer, 29 Upper Orwell street
Pittock Alfred, wheelwright, Bl<Jomfield street
Pittock John Philip, market gardener, Felixstowe road
Pizey William, corn & flour dealer, 17 Wherstead road
Pizzey Edward, confectioner, So Norwich road
Pizzey Harry, fishmonger &; butcher, So .Alexandra road
Pizzey John hairdresser, sa, Upper Brook street
Pizzey Thomas, pork butcher, 24 &; 26 CroWD! stree\
Pizzey William, shopkeeper, 7 Pottery street
Pizzy William, greengrocer, 60 Upper Orwell ,street .
Plowman Thoma,g WilIiam, builder, 79 St. George's- n
Plunkett James, cooper, 44 &; 46 Princes street
Pocock Brothers, boot &; s'hoe makerS', 23 Tayern str.eet
Podd Eliza (Mrs.), news agent, 37 Cornhill
Podd Jenme (Mis'S), teacher .of music, 8 Stephen's lane
Pollard Frederick, bricklayer, 7 Quadling iPtreet
Pollard Philip, shopkeeper, IS Pottery street
Pollard Samuel, carpenter. Bramford lane
Pollard Sarah Ann (Mrs). shopkeeper, 202 Bramford la.ne
Poole Annie Louise (Miss) R.A.M. professor of music,. 14:1
Woodbridge road
Pooley J oseph &; Son, marine store dealers, Perth street
Pooley George, oyster rooms, 25 St. Peter's street
Pooley Thomas, fruiterer &; oyster bar, 41 Butter market
Popplewell John &; Son, engineers, 30 Woodbridge road
Popplewell Joseph .Tames, market gardener, Felixstowe Td
Porley Frederick John, market gardener, Henslow road
Porter George, news agent, 41 St. Nicholas street
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Potkins James, farmer, Belvedere farm, Parade terrace
Potter David, butcher, 45 Vernon street, Stoke
Potter Frederick, boot maker, 13 St. Helen's street
Potter J oseph, sexton of St. Lawrence's, I Rervey street
Potter Thomas, market gardener, FeliXlSoowe road
Potter WaIter Morley, baker &; shopkeeper, Bramford road
Potter William, boot &; shoe maker, 54 Tavern street
Pottle Abraham, upholsterer, 3 Old Foundry road
Powell Arthur, shopkeeper, 49 Stoke street
Powell Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 The Mount
Powell Wi1liam James, baker, 10 Benezet street
Powling Robert, builder, KembaJI street
Pratt John &; Co. Ltd. general house furnishers 93, &;
dealers in antiquities 95, Fore street
PrattJohn &; Co. Ltd. tailors, clothiers & outfitters &
general drapers, 69 &; 71 St. Matthew's street; & 93 &;
95 Fore street
Pratt John & Co. Ltd. wholesale & retail tea dealers &
importers of pure scotch oatmeal,69 &; 71 St. Matthew's st
Pratt .Amos Bertie, grocer, 143 Felixstowe road
Pratt David, t.ravelling draper, 7 Ainslie road
Pratt Fra.nk H. pianoforte tuner, 161 Norwich road
Pratt Harry, coach builder, Portman's road
Prentice William, registrar of birthsi & deaths for, Eastern
,sub-district, Ipswich) unJion, 12 Ohur-ch street, St.
Clement's; office, 19 Tower street
Preston Alfred,auctioneer,valuer&estate agent, The Arcade
Pretty "Wm. &; Sons Lim. corset manfrs. Tower l'amparts
Pretty Alice (Miss), dress maker, 40 Fitzroy s-treet
Price W. &; Son, butchers, 299 Woodbridge road
Price Herbert, confectioner, 134 Fore street, St. Clement's
Price James, teacher of music, 35 Fonnereau road
Price Jas. Fredk. boot ma, 2 Tacket st. & I Low. Brook st
Price Mary .Ann (Mrs.), confectioner &, post office,
Felixstowe road
Price William, Feathers P.R. 65 Westgate street
Prigg Joseph, secondhand furniture dealer, 3 Eagle street
Pringle Arthur Young, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.Rl.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, 64 St. :Matthew's street
Pritchett WaIter Sawdon, stationer &; post office, 9
Connaught buildings, Woodbridge road . Redhead John, confectioner, 19 The Mount
Provincial Co-operative Drug Co. Lim. (The) (Frederick
Charles Stacey, manager), 16 Westgate street
Provision Market (James Geo. Witter, caretaker), Corn
Exchange
Prudential Assurance Co. Limited (Thomas James,
district supt.), 10 &; 12 Exchange buildings
Pryke Robert &; Son, coac:h &, general ·smiths, Tanner's la
Pryke Walter, general dealer, II Angel lane
Pryke WaIter, Steamboat tavern, 78 New Cut west, Stoke
Public Hall (G. E. Watson, agent & manager), Westgate
street &; Arcade street • Renaut Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, 21 Commercial road
Public Recreation Ground, Constanbine road
Public Subscription Library (Miss Blanche Cotton,
librarian), 30 Butter market
Pudan Frederick, tobacconist, la, Norwich road
Pugh Fredk. Henry, coal dealer, 39 Austin street, Stoke
Pulford William, boot maker, 19 Norwich road
Pulham, Tite & Co. grocers, 50 &, 52 St. Helen's street
Pulham William, pork butcher &; grocer, 145 Spring road
Punchard' Oharles, Pilot P.R. The Quay
Punt HaNY, market gardener, Henslow road
Punt Samuel, Ship P.II. 27 Back hamlet, St. Clement's
Purr Emma. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bramford road
Pye John, house agent &, rent collector &; -certified bailiff,
appointed under the Law of Distress Amendment Act,
& collector of assessed taxes, 7 Falcon street
Pye John, jun. bookbinder, 7 Falcon street
Pyet Henry, shopkeeper, Foxhall road
Pyke Harry, hardware dealer, 36 St. Helen's street
Pyke Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, II Fore hamlet
Pyle John Robert, hair dresser, 79 Wherstead road
Queen Elizabeth's School (Rev. Philip Edwin Raynor M.A.
nead master..i Rev. A. W. Cliennells LL.D. sub-maJSter;
for assistant master9 see Schools, p. 190), Sohool ho.
Henley road
QuiIter Charles Henry, Crown & Anchor commercial hotel,
10 Westgate street
Quinton Charles, Bee Hive P.R. 70 Carr street
Race Jabez Arthur, carpenter & parish clerk, St. Stephen's,
16 Stephen's lane
Raffe H.W.who.grocer, 1&3 St. Peter's st.&I & 3 Rose la
Rainer Jc>hn S. J. accountant &; agent to the Edinburgh
Life A9gwoance office & Norwich &; London Accidental
Insurance Cc>. Dalton road
Ralph Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 47 Regent street
Ramsey Alfred, hOUlSe agent, 12 Spring road
Rands J.& Jeckell,manufacturers of stack cloths,marquees,
tents, sacks, bags &c. &C. sheep netting, wool' sheets &
sheep cloth, wagon, cart, engine covers &; threshing
cloths, Old Foundry road
Ransome Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6 Bell lane, Stoke
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Ransomes &; Rapier Limited, manu~acturers of railway
material, Waterside iron works, GrIffin wharf
Ransomes, Siros &, J efl'eries Lim. engineers, iron founders
&, agricuttural implement manufacturers, Orwell works;
warehouses & shc>w rooms, Princes ,street & Queen
9treet; London office, 9 Gracechurch street E C
Ranson AI ben, insurance broker & stock &; share
broker, 32 Westgate street; & at Needham Market &;;
iStowmarket. See advertisement
Ranson Amv (Mrs.), beer retailer, Lady lane
Ranson Charles, cycle maker, 16a, Norwich road
Ranson Charles, fruiterer, 32 Fore street
Ranson Frederick, beer retailer, Handford road
Rarusol1l WaIter R. beer 'l"etailer, 39 Wolsey street
Raphael A. auctioneer, valuer & estate agent &; bailiff
under the Law of DistreS's Amendment Act· &, hone
see. of Ipswich Conservative club, 4 Upper Brook street
R!Jjphael Emanuel, clothier, 64 & 66 Fore street
R3iphael Rd.fancy repos.I5 Westgate s·t.& St.Mmbtmew's st
Rash .AJllbert Charles, hair dresser, 68 Woodbridge road &.
32 BrIdge street, Stoke
Rateliff Charles John, working jewener, I Hi~h street
Raven William George, pork butcher, 69 Pnnces street
Ray Arthur Girling, collector of assessed taxes, 27 Fore-
street, St. Clement's
Ray Herbert Ernest, grocer, 65" Princes street
Raymer J ames, corn & flour dealer, 2 &. 4 Dog's Head lane-
Rayner Henry, haulier, Wolsey street
Rayner John, baker, II4 Fore hamlet
Rayner .Tohn, shopkeeper, 54 Cemetery road
Raynham Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2a, Mount
Rayson John Hill, inland revenue officer, 64 Fountain st·
Reach CharleS', boys' .school, 41 .Anglesea road
Read & Barrett, new &, secondhand booksellers, 8 Queen st,
Read E. T. &, Son, tailors & hatters; ladies' riding habits,.
uniforms, liveries &c. Old Post office, Butter market
Read James, watch maker, 2 Old Foundry road
Read Robert 01. miller & corn merchant,
Commercial road. See advertisement
Reavell &, Co. Limited, electrical engineers&c.Ranelagh rd
Redstone James, domestic machinery dlr.48 &; So Can st.
Reed Thomas, Ship Launch P.H. Ship Launch road
Reeder Henry, tailor, I5a, St. Nicholas street
Reeve & Son, corn dealers, 79 &; 81 Norwich road
Reeve John, publisher, 28 Martin road, Stoke
Reeve Joseph Harry, apartments, 12 Cobbold street
Reeve WaIter, Rose & Crown P.H. 77 Norwich road
Registry of the Archdeaconry of Suffolk (Chaxles Richards.
Steward, registrar), 9 Arcade street
Renacre Richard, butcher, Upper Cavendish street
Reynolds Eustace William, baker, 66 Woodbridge road
Ribbans Edwin Charles &; Son, tinmen &, braziers, A9, SI,.
II'5 & 117 Fore street, St. Clement's
Ribbau8I Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 36 Fore street
Ribbans Frederick Ohas·. pork bute-her, 54 Elliott street
Rice F. A. &; "V. J. tailors, 21 St. Margaret's street
Rice Robert, fruiterer, 23 Queen street
Richer Ann (Mrs.), straw bonnet maker,55 St.Relen's st·
Riches Daniel Marsh, baker, 5 Hawes street, Stoke
Riches Samuel, corn chandler, 66 Rope walk
Riches Thurston (Mrs.), milliner, 63 Fore street
Riches \Villiam (Mrs.), baker, 17 Rope walk
Rickwood William, house agent, Vine cottage, Crabbe st
Ridley Arthur J. hosier, 32 Tavern street
Ridley Edwin Perkins, solicitor & commissioner for oath"l.
&, solicitor to Freehold Land Soc.(firm,Birkett &; Ridley)
Ridley Herbert, garden furniture maker, 37 Orford street.
Ringe John, ~hopkeeper, 35 Station street, Stoke
Rivron AIbert Henry, wat-ch make'1", 42 Upper Brook &t
Robert Arthur William, boot makex, 104 St. Helen's st
Roberts Hamlet, m'3.nager of WaterworkJS for the borough,
Water1Vorks street
Robertts John, shopkeeper, 103 Bramford road
Roberts John, shopkeeper, 19 Rope walk
Roberts WaIter, wardrobe dealer, 56 Upper Orwell street
Robe~on Ebenezer, surveyor &; surveyor to Lloyd'.s Regis-
try, 35 Lower OrweIl street
Robinson Charles, provision dealer, a2 Upper Orwell st.
Robinson Frederick, farm bailiff to Mr. T. M. Rudland,.
Crane Hill farm
Robinson George, ticket writer, 40 St. Nicholas street
Robinson Henry Alfred, pork butcher, 48 St. Helen's ,l;t-.
Robinson James, pork butcher, 29 St. Matthew's street,
Rodwell George, Salutation P.H. Carr street
RodwelI William, boot ma. 47 St. Matthew's Church 131
Rogers William, draper, 61 Fore street, St. Clement's
Rolfe Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 102 Norwich road
Root FranceSl Margaret & Sarah Kate (Misses), china to
glass dealers, 31 & 33 Butter market

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Roper Frederick, pork butcher, 29 Fore hamlet
Roper J ames, coal dealer, 67 Norwich road
Roper William, milk seller, 3 Victoria street
Rose WaIter William, grainer, 10 Edgs.r street
Roseblade George, district supt. to Pearl Life Assurance
Co. Limited, Stevenson road
Rosher's Brick, Tile &; Potery Co. 6 Museum street
Ross John, travelling draper, 39 Orford street
Rounds Helen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 35 Boston road
Rouse Arthur John, solicitor (firm, Steward &; Rouse)
Rouse Edward, hair dresser, I Boston road
Rouse George, harness maker, 13 Angel lane
Rouse John William (firm, Stewa.rd &; Rouse), solicito'l &;
commissioner for oaths, clerk. to borough justices,
Arcade street
Rouse Wm. assistant harbour master, Old Lock gates
Routh Wm. Hy. baker &; beer retailer, 49&; SI Curriers'la
Rowbotham Sam Blakey, sur. dentist, 30 St. Nicholas st
Rudd Samuel, greengrocer, 15 Fore street, St. Clement's
Rudland John Frederick, grocer, &; post office,53 Elliott st
Ruffell Henry James, shopkeeper, 4 Fore hamlet
Ruffles Frederick, pork butcher, 30 Upper Orwell street
Rufford Harry G. ,beer retailer, 1 &; 3 Gibson street
Rush Jonathan, shopkeeper, 38 Christhurch street
Rush William, fishmonger, 40 St. Matthew's ·street &;
46 Norwich road
iR'\.llSIhbr()oke- lV. &; G. W. tailors, 40 Silent street
Rushbrooke John 1Vesley, tailor, 8 nog's Head lane
RusselI Lieut.-Col. Hickman R<Jse,chief constbl.Town hall
RUSS'ell James, shopkeeper, I&;3 East -street
Rust Hephzibah (:\liss), teacher of music, z8 Lancaster rd
Rust Hephzibah (Miss), shopkeeper, 17 St. Margaret's st
Ryde Edward Hull, furniture dealer, 45 Princes street
Rygate Henry Bertram, physician &; surgeon (firm, :Ellis
&; Rygate)
Rrley James Hunter, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths,
13 Queen street
Sach Alfred Ernest, tailor, 64 Tavern street
Sach Robert, cabinet maker, 255 Cauldwell Hall road
Sadd Arthur &; Herbert, drapers, Russell road
Sadd Francis John, dairyman, JIO Victoria street
Sadler Alfred, builder, 59 &; 61 Richmond road
Sage Alfred, boot maker, 26 Duke street
Sage Brothers, grocers, 1 St. Matthew's street
Sage Luther, market gardener, Suffolk vils.Felixstowe rl1
Sage Thomas, shopkeeper, 109 Crown stroot
E:age Thomas R. shopkeeper, 3 Christehurch street
St. Clement's Conservative Club, 10 Fore street
St. Helen's Orphanage &; Girls' School (Mrs. J. P.
Cobbold, sec.; Miss A. Winter, matron), St. Helen's st
St. Helen's &; St. Clement's Working Men's Club (W. C.
Soar, sec.), Pottery street
St. John's Home for Bo-ys &; GirlS' (Rev. W. S. King M.A.
chaplain; Alfred Rogers, master; Mrs. Mary Rogers,
matron), Freehold road, St. John's
St. Margaret's Young Women's Christian Institute (Mrs.
England, treamrer; Mis·g E. R. Garrabt, sec.; Miss
Andrews, supt.; Miss Ratcliffe, registrar), Y.M.C.A.
hall, 28 Bolton lane
St. Mary-le-Tower Church Institute (Willia:m James
Mahew, caretaker), Tower churchyard
St. Mary's Orphanage, Albion hill, Woodbridge road
St. Peter's Working Girls' Home (Miss Tucker, matron),
la, Woliley street
Salmon &; Gluckstein Lim. tobacconists, 4 Westgate st
Salmon Robert, shopkeeper, 297 Bramford road
Samuels Alfred, Angel P.H. Angel lane
Sandhach Andrew, estate agent &; smveyor, Thoro·fare
Saul Thomas, Swan inn, 3, 5 &; 7 King -street
Saunders Arthur R.N.R. supt. of customs &; mercantile
marine, Custom house, The Quay
Saunders Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 40 Borough road
Saunders GeorgeAlfred,grocer &; baker,295Woodbridge rd
Savage Susannah (:\lrs.), dress maker, 17 Waterloo road
SaviIl Frederick William, saddler, 4I &; 43 Princes street
Saward Frank, district supt. for the Eastern district,
G. E. Railwav• station
Sawer Alfred Francis, grocer, 28 &; 45 Norwich road
Sawer Edith (Miss), teacher of the violin, Sommerfield,
VVesterfield road
Sawyer, Cave &; Co.. solicitors, 16 Arcade street
Sawyer Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 36 Argyle street
Sa;yer L. k J. china &; earthenware dlrs. 36 St. Peter's st
Sayer Edwin Charles, gas inspector &; inspector of weights
&; measures for the borough, I4 King street
Sayer James, bricklayer, lI8 Norwich road
Sayer James, decorator, Cumberland street
Sayers James (Mrs.), hair dresser, 29 Upper Brook street
Sayers Walter Benj. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 24 Bath st. Stoke
Scales Frederick Henry, grocer, 102 Fore st. St. Clement's
Scad John, Welcome Sailor P.H. 2 Fore hamlet
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Scadett Thomas James, agent to the Commercial Union
Fire &; Life Assurance Co. Lim. &; deputy registrar of
marriages for Ipswich, 40 Spring road
Scheuermann George, pork butcher, I8 Can street
Scoffield Hy. boot &; shoe ma,. 14 St. Matthew'9 Ohurch la.
Schofield Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 120 Norwich I'd
Schofield WaIter, saddler, 4 Victoria street
School of Art, see Borough of Ipswich Science Art &;
Technical Schools '
Scientific Society (George Henry Hewetson, hon. sec.),
meets first wednesday in every month at the Museum
Scopes WaIter James &; Son, bookbinders, 14 Queen street
Scopes Fred. A. cycle dealer, 26 Falcon street
Scopes George William, beer retailer, 2 Fitzroy street
Scopes Jeremiah, beer retailer, 286 Spring road
Scopes William, beer retailer &; cab proprietor,200rford st
Scotch Wool &; Hosiery Stores, Hyde Park corner
Scott William &; Co. engravers, Hatton court
Scott Alfred, boot maker, 70 York road
Scott Alfred Harry, boot maker, 52 St. Matthew's street
SC(}tt Buchanan, ladies' &; gentlemen's tailor; riding
garments a speciality, 2I &; 23 Old Butter market
Scott Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 45 Burrell road
ScoU Emma (Miss), dress maker, 41 High street
SC(}tt Ephraim, mechanical engineer, St. Margaret's gm
Scott Richard Maillard, baker, 40 &; 42 Friars street
Scott 'Thomas, sergeant-at-mace, 59 St. Helen's street
Scott William, engraver, 6 Belle Vue road
Scrivener, Gill &; Co. manufacturers of magnetic appli-
ance8l, 4 Queen ·street
Scrivener Ada (Miss), professor of singing, IS Carr street
Scrivener Edgar S. iron merchant &; wholesale &;
retail ironm!mger, oil &; color maIlJ &; ,stove, range &;
coffin furniture manufacturer, rtool dealer &; cutler,
2 &; 4 Queen street; iron warehouses &; workshops,
Friar::: stIeet
Scrivener Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, 39 Cornhill
Scroggins Joseph Wm. wardrobe dealer, 70 Up. Orwell st
Scrutton Charles Henry, carpenter, 47 Lacey street
Seager Alfred, joiner, JI Berners street
Seager Harriett Maria (Mrs.), teacher of dancing, 43
Cobbold ·street
Seager Joseph, cattle dealer, Springfield lane, Norwich I'd
Seager Robert, ham &; baoon curer, 'sausage &; pot.ted meat
manufacturer, 9 to I3 St. Peter':s -st. &; 17 Friars st
Seager Thos. wholesale pork buteher,153 &; I55 Princes at
Seaman Robert George, builder, Crown street
Seamen Frederick, jun. chimney sweeper, 19 P(}rtman st
Seammen Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 83 Berners street
Searle Hannah (Miss), dress maker, 4 St. Peter's street
Secrett Samuel Robert, tailor, I5 Christchurch street
Seeley Robt. g.oods agent, Great Eastern Railway station
Self Alfred, groceT, 6 Tintern terrace, Spring road
Self Emma (Mrs.),shopkeeper,18 St. Matthew's Church la
Self James Robert, house decorator, 6 High street
Self James Robert, provision dealer &; cabinet maker, 42
Fitzrov•
street
Sennitt Frederick William, provision merchant, 4 St.
Matthew's street &; grocer, I I Upper Brook street
Sergeant Joseph, paperhanger, 37 Norwich road
Serjeant Charles, plumber, 26 Vernon street, Stoke
Setterfield Henry, pork butcher, 72 St. Helen's street
Setterfield Henry, shopkeeper, Spring road
Sewell's Corset Works Limited, stay manufacturers, Old
Foundry road
Seaton Percy, baker, 48 Upper Orwell street
Sharp James, market gardener, Holland road
Sharp John William, apartments, 59 Burrell road, Stoke
Sharp 'William, greengrocer, 44 Norwich road
Sheldrake William, timber dealer, 180 'Bramford lane
Shepherd WaIter, cabinet ma. see Harold .&; Shepherd
Sheppard Henry, Railway P.H. Foxhall road
Sheppard Herbel't S. beer retailer, 60 Bolton lane
Sheppard Isaac, picture dealer, 36 Friars street
Sheppard William, po-ulterer, 34 Black Horse lane
Sheppard William Fletcher, pork butcher, 73 Wherstead
road, Stoke
Shipp Frank Charles, general carrier, 5 Elm street
Shipp Josiah, dairyman, 22 Spring road
Shipp Robert, milks-elIer, 153 Spring road.
Shorb William, bOO'b maker, 77 Whersstead road
Shrubb Arthur George, shopkeeper, 96 &; 98 Rope walk
Shrubsall Horace, barge builder, Dock End yard
Sidgwick &; Son, wine &; spirit merchants, 61 Westgatest
Siegwart Kaspar, watch &; clock maker, 24 St.Nicholas- &t
Silburn Charles, boot maker, 17 St. Helen's street
Silcock James T. whip maker, 59 Wolsey street
Simmonds George William, boot maker, 22 Foundation st
Simpson Arbhur Zebedee, carpenter, 10 Orford street
Sims ~Iildred (Mrs.) M.B., O.M. physician & surgeon,
20 :Museum street
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Simpson Stephen (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Silent street
Sims Thos. Rose, Hare &; Hound9 P.B. 30 Norwich I'd
Sinclair Walter W., M.B., C.M.Lond. ophthalmic sur-
geon &; ophthalmic surgeon to the East Suffolk &;
Ipswich hospital, 16 Museum street
Singer Manufacturing Co. sewing machine manufacturers
(OliveI' Peacock, manager), 19 Butter market
Singleton Edward Selby, undertaker, funeral carriage pI'o-
prietor &; jobmaster, 73 Woodbridge road. See advert
Singleton Frederick Albert, Jahn Barleycom P.H. 73
W oodhouse street
Singleton Hamilton Herbert, grocer, 20 Borough road •
Singleton James Howard, coach builder, Princes street
Sisterhood of All Hallows (Sister Ditchingham in charge),
Foundation street
Skeet George, beer retailer, Foxhall road
Skeet H. assistant overseer, Rushmere district, Ipswich
union, Alexandra road
Skeet James, coal dealer, Woodbridge road
.skoulding Thomas, news agent, Old Cattle market
Smart James, tailor, 15a, Tavern street
Smith Charles &; Sons, millers (steam &; wind), corn, flour
i& meals of all descriptions, St. Jo.hn's Steam Roller
mills, Woodbridge road & Windmill. Lattice lane
Smith &; Daniels, cutlers, 59 Westgate street
Smith (F. H.) &; Harvey, .gentlemen's & ladies' tailors,
25 & 27 Butter market, opposite the Ancient house
Smith John & 00. agricultural implement makers, St.
Margaret'9 iron works
Smith & Son, hardware dealers, 19 Upper Brook street
Smith William &; John, drapers, 7 &; 9 St. Matthew's st
Smiths, wholesale &; retail stationers, printers, machine
rulers, relief stampers, bookbinders, paper bag makers,
box makers, fancy warehousemen &; leather goods
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manufacturers; Suitall, 46 & 48 Butter market & 17
Lo-wer Brook street; factories, 4 St. Stephen's lane
Smith Alfred Gerald, greengrocer. 15 St. Nicholas street
Smith Arthur, beer retailer, 3.S3 Woodbridge road
Smith Charles, blacksmith, Cauldwell Hall road
Smi.th Cha.rles, cab proprietor, 100 Norwich road
Smith David Daniel, builder, Bank road:
Smith Ebenezer, parish clerk of St. John's church, Cauld-
well Hall road
SInith Edgar, watch maker, 10 Orwell place
Smith Frederick, market gardener, Henslow road
Smith Frederick, shopkeeper, 80 St. George's street
Smith F'l"ederick William, builder, see Crisp &; Smith
Smith Fredk. Wm. Bull Dog inn, 55 Fore st. St. Clement's
Smith George, baker, 18 New street
Smith George, draper, 31 St. Matthew's street
Smith George Daniel, cab proprietor, 43 Anglesea road
Smith George Mence, oilman, 7 1Yestgate street; 4I &;
43 Fore street &; Felixstowe road
Smith Harry, accountant, 155 Bramford lane
Smith Harry \Yilliam, greengrocer, 34 Up. Orwell st
Smith Henry, butcher, 87 Bramford road
Smith Henry, Running Buck P.R. 15 St. Margaret's plain
Smith James, Gardeners' Arms P.H. 75 Fore hamlet
Smith James Francis, corn merchant, Neptune quay
Smith James Frederick, boot maker, 40a, Old Cattle mrkt
SInith Joseph Alfred, secy. to the Eastern Counties Dairy
Institute Limited, Gippeswyk park
Smith Lewis, carpenter, Kirby street
Smith Robert, beer retailer, 18 Wolsey street
Smith Robert. shopkeeper, I9 John street
Smith Robert Samuel. painter, 35 Brooks Hall road
Smith Samuel Edgar Charles, shopkeeper &; beer retailer,
I Angel lane
Smith Thomas, apartments, 19 Berners street·
Smith Thomas, boot ma. & post office, 37 Christchurch st
Smith Thos. corn chandler & marine store dJI'. 14 Mount
Smith Thomas, shopkeeper, Parliament road
Smith Thomas Hy. fruite'l'er, 51 &; 66 Upper Orwell st
SInitih Wait,. beer retlr. & jobma'Ster, 4 St. Margaret's sf;
Smith WaIter, greengrocer, I5 St. Belen's street
Smith William, beer retailer, 4 SaIthouse street
Smith William, dairyman, Back hamlet
Smith William, fig,hmonger, 35 Mount
Smith William, florist, 104 Alan rd. St. Clement's
Smith William, saddler, 39 Key st,reet
Smith William, shopkeeper, 200 Rose Hill road
Smith William (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 91 Bramford road
Smith William, tobacconist, 30 Fore st. St. Clement's
Smith William, travelling draper. I Cumberland street
Smyth Brothers, wholesale & retail ironmongers, electro-
plated goods dealers, bar iron merchants &; stove &;
~ange manufacturers ~ marble &; slate chimney piece
Importers, depot for oils, colors, brushes &;c. 56 & 58
Fore street. St. Clement's & 9 Cornhill
fmyth Edward Alfred, Three Tuns P.H.7gCommereial I'd
Sneezum Arthur John, pawnbroker, 35 Elm street
IPSWICH. 217
Sneezum Henry, pawnbroker, 14, 16 &; 18 &; 89 &; 91 Fore
street, St. Clement's
SneIl Daniel Edward, baker, 168 Rose Hill road
SneIl Edwi:I Oharles, grocer, 86 St. Helen's street
Snell Norris L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist, II Museum st
Soor William Charles, shopkeeper, I I Curve street
Soldiers' Institute (Miss Griffi.5h, lady 8upt.),62Berners st
Southeron Frederick, boot manufactr. 7 Foundation st
Southgate W. H. &; J. A. grocers &; bakers, 201 &; 20 3
Woodbridge road
Soutbgate Walter &; Son, COrn, seed &; coal mers. Quay •
Southgate &; 00. tobacconists, I CarT' street
Southgate Charles Nelson, grocer, Bramford road
Southgate Frederick, beer retailer, 75 &; 77 Princes street
Southgate Fredk. J. hair dresser, 60 Fore et.St.Clement's
Southgate Hy. Jas. florist, &; post office, 3I Spring road
Southgate Thomas, ironmonger, 14 St. Nicholas street
Southga~ Waiter HenI'll marine /Store dealer &; fisn-
monger, 34 Pottery street
Spalding &; Phillips, printers, relief stampers to the trade,
37 Westgate street
Spalding Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 33 Key street
Sparkes Samuel, battalion sergeant major & instructor to
Head Quarter companies, ISt Volunteer Battalion Suffolk
Regiment, Portman's road
Sparrow Alfd. Frank, pork butcher. 2Q St. Margaret's st
Sparrow Geo.market gardnr.Oxford vils.Felixstowe road
Sparrow Henry, hairdresser, 8I St. Helen's street
Sparrow \Villiam, jobbing gardener, 148 Cemetery road
Spear Philip, boot maker, 10 Black Horse lane
Spencer Henry, nurseryman, Belvedere nursery, Parade ter
Spencer John, chimney sweeper, 44 St. Margaret's street
Spencer Sheldrake, Half Moon P.B. 86 Foundation street
Spilling Charles, Ipswich manager to the Colchester Brew-
ing Co. Limited, Princes street
SpindleI' Charles. beer retailer, Vernon street, Stoke
SpindleI' Chas. Edwd. cab proprietor, 305 Woodb.ridge I'd
Spinks. William Albert, hair dT'es'ser, 85 Norwich road
Spooner Arthur, baker &; beer retailer, Kemp st. Stoke
Spooner John, painter, 56 Foundation 'street
Spooner William O. basket maker, 5 Whe1'lSwad road
Spoor William Watson, fruiterer, 24 St. Matthew's ,street
Spode Joseph, plumber &; gasfitter, 9 Vernon st. Stoke
Spurgeon Arthur, boot maker, Holland road, S-e. John's
Spurgeon Fredk. In. potted moot manfr.5 Low.Brook st
Spurting &; Sons, auctioneers, valuerS' &; estate agents,
agents to the Royal Exchange Fire & Life Office; hold
sales every tuesday for thesa:1e of fat & ,store cattle,
sheep & swine; horse osales alternate tuesdays,Princes st
Squires Georgina (Mrs.), news agent, 65 Bramford road
Squires William, confectioner, 6 Tavern street
Squirrell Joseph C. grocer, I5 & 17 Upper Brook street
Stacey FIederick Charles, manager to the Provincial Co-
operative Drug Co. LiInited, 16 Westgate ,street
Staddon W. J. & J. R. S'Urgeons, 6 Silent street
Staddon John Richard L.R.e.P.Lond. (firm of W. J. &;
J. R. Staddon), surgeon, medical officer to Ipswich
workhouse, &; chief surgeon to the Suffolk constabulary,
6 Silent street
Staddon WaIter Joseph L.R.C.p.Lona. (firm of W. J. &
J. R. Staddon), 'surgeon, 6 Silent street
Stadler Julius, watch maker, 30 Falcon street
Stammers &; Son, complete house furnishers; illustrated
catalogues free on application,8, 10 ,&; 12 Tack~t st.& Old
Cattle market. See advertisement
Stannard George, house decorator, 18 Palmerston road
Stannard James, refreshment rooms, 7 & 9 Elm street
St3Ilnard John William, carpenter, 93 Tower ramparts
Star Tea Co. Limited, grocers, 30 'l'avern street
Stead &; Simpson Lim.boot &; .shoe manfrs.9&IITavern st
Steam C. &; Co. plumbers, 83, 85 &; 87 Fore street
Stearn & Son, plumbers &;c.Princes st.& 2I Up.Brook st
Steed Arthur, baker, 56 St. Matthew's street
Steed John, baker, & post office, 75 Suffolk road
Steed Robert, shopkeeper, 32 Suffolk road
Steel Frances A. (Mrs.), preparatory school for boys, 2
Burlington road .
Steele WaIter, boot &; shoe maker, 32 St. Matthew's :street
Steggall Thomas, pork butcher, 157 Spring road
Stegga11s John Regent, greengrocer, 25 St. Margaret's st
Steggle George. news agent, 17 John street
Steriker WaIter P. district supt. loco. department, G. E.
Railway station
Sterry George Arthur, cycle agent, Alan road
Sterry James S. coal merchant, II St. Nicholas street
Stevens Chas. sexton of St. Mary-at-Elms, Church yard
I Stevens H. W. mineral water manufr. Lower Brook st
Stevens John Henry, shopkeeper, 76 Woodhouse street
Stevenson George, but,cher, 39 Norwich road
Steward &; Patteson Limited, brewers (Essex &; Suffolk
agency) (J. A. W. Josselyn, agent), Metz st. Cattle mrkt
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Steward &; Rouse, solicitors &; commissioners for oaths,
Arcade street
Steward Charles Richards (firm, StewMd &; Rouse),
solicitor &; commissioner for oaths i& registrar of Suffolk
archdeacomy &; notary public, Arcade street
Steward Saml. beer retlr. I&;3 Boar's Head la. Stoke
Steward Samuel, boot maker, 26a, St. GeO'l'ge's ,street
Steward Arthur James, boot maker, 16 The Mount
Stewart Charles, boot maker, 3 Woodbridge road
Stewart Edward, sec. &; registration agent, Ipswich Con-
servative Association, 13 Queen street
Stewart John William Edward Gordon L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng.,
D.D.S. surgeon-dentist, 12 St. Matthew's street
Stiff Eva (Miss), dreS'S maker, 173 Whers'tead road
Stoke Liberal &; Radical Club (Stripling Hearsum, sec.),
• Austin street, Stoke
Stokes Samuel, shopkeeper, 28 Church Bt. St. Clement'.
Stollery George, shopkeeper, 19 Commercial 1'084
Stollery James, shopkeeper, 92 Oavendish st. Fore hamlet
Stone John, boot maker, 82 Norwich road
Stoneman Ann (Mrs.),shopkpr.37 St. Matthew's Church la
Stoneman David, wheelwright, 80 Bramford road
Stopher .Alfred, paintoer, 51 Woodbridge road
Stopher Thomas, wood carver, 3 Elm street
Stow Arthur, general dealer, 23 Emlen street
Stowe Richard, beoer retailer, 35 Duke street
Stratford .Albert Edward, ticket writer, G.E.R. Parcel
office, 55a, St. Matthew's street . Brooks hall, Norwich road
Streater George, hair dresser &; tobacconist, 3 High st
Stringer William, boot maker, 15 Tower ramparts
Stroud Tom, accountant, 15 Friars road
Stubbings Arthur, commercial printer, wholesale stationer
&; paper bag manufacturer, 47 Woodbridge road
Stubbings Arthur, wholesale, retail &; manufacturing con-
fectioner, 47 Woodbridge road; retail branches, 37
Brook street; 21a, Tavern street; 18 St. Helen's street
&; 35 Queen street
Stubb$ Frands Burdett, watch maker, 14 Great ColmBn 8t
Studd Fanny (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 9 St. Stephen's la
Sturgeon Mary Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 70 Woodhouse
Sturton Bros. fruiterers, 36 Upper Brook 8treet
SnfIolk Agricultural Association (Robert Bond, 6eo.), Old
Bank house, 6 Butter market
Suffolk Ohronicle &; Mercury (George Manby, publisher;
published friday); office, 13 OarI' street
Suffolk County Medical Club (Herbert E. Waters, sec.), 2
&; 4 Princes street
Suffolk Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society (Hubert E.
Waters, sec.), 2 &; '4 Princes street
Suffolk Fat Cattle Club (Robert Bond, 600.), Old Bank
house, Butter market
Suffolk &; Harwich (1St) Volunteer Artillery '(4th, 5th &;
6th Companies; Major H. St. George 'Cobbold, com-
manding Ipswich companies; Capt. G. W. Horsfield,
No. 4; Oapt. A. O. Ohurchman, No. 5; Oapt. H.
Jones, No. 6; Sergt.-Major Instructor, W. Headland);
head quarters, 29 Berners street.
Suffolk Provident Society (H. E. Waters, sec.), 2 &; 4
Princes street
Suffolk Village Club &; Reading Room Association (H. E.
Waters, sec.), 2 &; 4 Princes street
Sugg Frank Richard, beer retailer, 28 St. Helen's street
Sullings Henry B. brush maker, .f2 St. George's street
Sullings Henry B. pyrotechnist, illumination & amuse-
ment contractor, 25 St. George's street
Sunnuck! Henry, hosier, glover, hatter &; shirt maker &C.
16 Carr street &; 21 St. Matthew's !Street
SUlrman Henrietta &; Ada (Misses), baby linen warehouse,
31 Upper Brook street
Surveyor's Department, G. P. O. Eastern district (P. M.
Berkeley, surveyor); head quarters, Butter market
Sutcliffe Mary Ann (Miss), tobacconist, 71 St. Helen's st
Sutton W. Lincolne, county analyst,. 1 Princes street
Swann Joseph, beer retailer, ']6 &; 78 Norwich road
Sweet Valentine, ·boot maker, 37 St. Nicholas street
Syer Daniel, shopkeeper, 22 Key street
Symonds Jss..Alfd.chemist & drnggist:I4 &; 16 Up.Brook et
Synnot William GeO'l'ge, solicitor &; commissioner,Ribbles-
dale, St. John's road
Talbert Emma (Mrs.), apartm1!nts, 24 Berners .street
Talbot &; Co. soda water &; lemonade manmactrs.; mann-
factory, 4 to 14 St. George's street; office, Crown st.
&; Felix road, Felixstowe
Tamplin &; Makovski Lim. (W. Howard Hill, district
manager), general electrical engineers &; contractors, 10
Northgate street
Tayler Willis-m, local,gee. to the Essex &; Suffolk Equitable
Fire Insurance Soci1!ty, Corn Exchange buildings
TaylO'l" ArthUil', boot maker, 16 St. Nicholas .street
Taylor Arthur, hair dresser &; photogrphr. 77 &; 79 Fore 8t
TaylorCharles,sack &; marquee manufr.46 Old Cattle mrkt
[ KELLY'S
Taylor Dakin, tea blender &; coffee roaster, Oriental Caf~,
21a, Westgate street
Taylor Elizh. Austin (MiSS'), confectioner,S Upper Brook n
Taylor Fxederick, greengrocer, Mount
Taylor Frederick, greengrocer, 34 Wellington street
Taylor Frederick, shopkeeper, Handford road
Taylor Georgeo, commercial traveller, 44 Orford stre~
Taylor Henry, butcher, 261 Woodbridge road
Taylor Josiah, Red Lion P.R. Bramford road
Taylor Matilda (Mrs.), marine store dealer, go &; 92
Rope walk
Teager Thomas, bricklayer, 38 St. Matthew's Church la
Tear Adolphus, photographer, 5 Westgate street
Tebbit Charles, Rainbow P.H. 2 St. Matthew's street
Tee Henry, beer retailer, 63 Princes !Street
Tempest Charles Ernest, stock &; share broker,I¥rcade s'
Theatre (Ipl'Wich & Lyceum) (Arthur Pearce, hon. sec.),
Oarr street
Thomas George A. Gun P.R. 19 Key street
Thompson &; Morgan, seedsmen &; hardy plant specialists
&; !bulb importers; seeds of rare hardy plants &; rare
bulbs a speciaity, :5 Carr street & Haslemere nurseries
Thompson ElIen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bramford road
Thompson Phil W.advertising contractor,19 Wilberforce si
Thompson William, coal dealer, 30 Oriord street
Thompson Wm.pastrycook &; confectioner,34&36Tavem s'
Thomdon Estete Office (MesSll's. F. J. &; C. Hayward),
Thomham 'Estate Office (LOrd Henniker), Brooks hall,
Norwich road
Thorogood Thomas, beer retailer, 1 Austin street. Stoke
Thorp Henry John, physician &; surgeon, Granite lodge,
Woodbridge road
Threadkell Ja.bez, chemist, 2S Vernon street, ,Stoke
Thurlow WaIter, 'boot maker, loa, Eagle street •
'l~urman Charles Edward, miller (steam), Custom mill,
Salt;house street
Thurman David,corn mer.&;miller (gas),Vernon st.Stoke
Thurston David, Railway Tavern P.H. 61 Burrell I'd. Stoke
Thurston Fred, chemist, 13 Queen street
'l'hurston Joseph, cabinet maker &; upholsterer, paper-
hanger & undertaker, Tudor house, 42 Butter market
Thurston Joseph Henry, organ builder, pianoforte &; har-
monium tuner; repairs of every description, Tudor
house, 42 Butter market
Tibbenham Arthur, photographer, 41 Carr street
Tibbenham John, carver &; gilder, print seller, picture
frame maker &; artists' colourman; the trade supplied;
pictures lined, cleaned &; restored, 32 &; 34 Carr street
Tidbury Robert M.D., C.M. assistant medical officer
Borough Lunatic Asylum, Foxhall road
Till{)tt Leonard, temperance hotel, 32 Princes street
Tindall Oharles, dentist, 1,8 Westgate street
Titchmarsh John Frederic A.C.A. chartered accountant,
auditor, licensed valuer &; financial &; general insurance
agent, 17 Museum street
Todd Henry, shopkeeper, Felixstowe road
Tollemache's Ipswich Brewery Limited (H. B. Southgate,
sec.), brewers, maltsters &; wine &; spirit merchants,
The Ipswich brewery, Upper Brook street; stores, 26
Fore street
Tooke Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 18 Key street
Tooke Phrebe (Mrs.), beer retailer, 29 High street
Topple Sarah (Mrs.), toy dealer, S St. Matthew's street
Tottle Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 60 Albion stJ'eet
Towler Herury Philip, baker, 2 Mount
Town Hall (Thomas Scott &; Oharles Hicks, town sergts.),
Cornhill
Town Weigh Bridge (J. Rands &; Jeckell, proprietors), Old
Foundry road
Towns Ada (Mr~.), Golden Fleece P.H.46St.Matthew's si
Towns Arthur, job master, 46 St. Matthew's street
Townsend Oharles Thomas, ship broker &; consular agen'
for Italy, vice-consul for Sweden, Norway &; Denmark,
New Cut elUlt
Townsend Henry J ames, fishmonger, 5 I Butter market
Townsend Isabel (Miss), dress maker, 15 Vernon st. Stoke
Tracy &; Son, surgeon-dentists, 25 Westgate street &;
Thoroughfare, Wood'bridge
Treffen Leonore (Madame), dress maker, 34 O!'arkson si
Trent Saville, chandler's shop, 66 Bath street, Stoke
Trenter Robert, butch~r, 13 High ,street
Trew Alfred Cundy, builder, 16 Clarkson street
Tricker Eustaee Percy, baker, 24 &; 26 Regent .street
Tricker George, chandler, 67 Fore hamlet
Tricker OliveI' (Mrs.), milk seller, 91 St. Margaret's streei
Tricker Philip, beer retailer, Cardinal street
Tripp William, The Spotted Cow P.H. Bramford il'oad
Trott Frederick, coffee tavern, 25 &; 27 Princes ·street
Trott In. ehas. saw &, cycle maker, see Kenyon &; Troti
Trudgill Jacob, working jeweller, 12 Falcon street
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Tubby James, beer retailer, 25 Duke street
Tuddenham Frank Stanley, solicitor, I5a, Tavern street
Tunmer & Son, ladies' & gentlemen's tailors, naval &I
military uniforms, liveries &c. Corn Exchange buildings
(est8lblished 1776)
Tnnmer Henry G, (established 1872), antiquary, numis-
mati'8t &; art dealer; rare old englislh prints; coins sold,
purchased or exchanged; foreign money exchanged, 2
Corn Exchange buildings
Turner E. R. & F. Lim. steam engine manufacturers &
flour mill engineers, roller or stone system, 8t. Peter's
iron works, College street & Greyfrian works, Wolsey
street; et 82 Mark lane, London E 0
Turner J oseph &I Co.wocers, 19 Fore street; 2 St.Nicholas
street & 62 Tavern street
Turner & Turner, solicitors &I commissioners for oaths AI
solicitors to the Eastern Counties Permanent Benefit
Building Society, 6 Elm street
Turner W. & A. J. tanners, curriers, leather merchants &;
saddlers' ironmongers, Princes street
Turner & 00. grocers, 49 Carr street &; 19 Fore street
Turner Alfred, beer retailer, 38 AIbion street
Turner Alan, 'SOlicitor &; commissioner for oaths (firm,
Turner & Turner), 6 Elm street
Turner George, auctioneer &; valuer, public house broker
& secretary to the Ipswich & Suffolk Licensed Vic-
tuallers' Protection Society &; assistant overseer St.
Margaret &; St. Mary Elms districts & registrar of
births 1& deaths, Western district, Ipswich union. 8
Museum street
Turner Harry, wood carver, Majors corner
Turner James, greengrocer, 87 Princes street
Turner R. J. picture dlr. numismatist, antique furniture,
old clocks &; objects of vertu &; art, :iarrack corner
Turner Stanley, solicitor & commissioner for oaths (firm,
_ Turner &i '!'urner)
Turner Thomas, builder, 10 goane street
Turner William, grocer, 49 Vernon -street, Stoke
Turner William Samuel, smith, Quadling street
Twaites Horace, confectioner, 71 Princes street
Tweed Harman, baker, 43 Spring road
Tye Edward Watts, groce'1', 100 &; 102 Fore bamlet
Underwood ATthur Malcolm, brewers' agent, Arcade street
Underwood Ernest, ironmonger, Old Cattle market
Underwood Henry, boot &; shoe manufacturer, cumer,
leather merchant &c. 38 & 40 Upper Brook street
Universal Tea Co. 23' Westgate street
Upson JamB9 Henry, tobacconist, 75 Fore street
Vaux Miss, surgical home, 225 Norwich road
Victoria Free Library (open daily from 9 a.m.to 9.30 p.m.),
(Frank Woolnough,sec. ; Wm.Fenton, librarian),High st
Vince Joseph, mar~et gardener, Parliament road
Vincent Alice (Mrs.), apartments, I AIpe street
Vincent Alphonse, shopkeeper, 97 Crown street
Vincent George M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H. phy-
sician &; surgeon, Narth lodge, Anglesea road
Victor &; Edward, house furnishers, 5 Princes street
Volunteer Battalion (1st) Suffolk Regiment (comprising
A to H companies), Lieut.-Col. H. A. CoIlins, com-
manding; F. G. Bond &; W. A. Churchman, majors;
Capt. S. J. Murray, adjutant; .AI Co. Oapt. C. E.
Tempest; B Co. Capt. F. W. Turner; COo. Capt.
F. J. Cubitt; D Co. Oapt. C. T. Packard; Cycle Co.
Capt. W. T. Pretty), Drill hall, Portman's road
VuIliamy &; Son, solicitors, 20 Upper Brook street &; 19
Tower street
Vulliamy Arthur Frederick (firm, VuIliamy & Son), solici-
tor &; commissioner for oaths &; perpetual commissioner,
clerk to Ipswich board of guardians &; Ipswich assess-
ment committee, coroner for county of Suffolk (Stow-
market division); deputy coroner for Lowestoft district
_ &; for the borough of Ipswich, 20 Upper Brook street &
19 Tower street
Vulliamy Lionel Hastings, solicitor (firm of Vulliamy &
Son), 20 Upper Brook street &; 19 Tower street
Wade William, blacksmith, Foxhall road
Wagstaff Arthur, beer retailer, 67 Wherstead road
Wagstaff John, hatter, 22 Tavern street
Wainwright &I Sons, provision merchants. 5 Tavern f~reet
Wainwright & Sons, wine, cigar &; spirit merchants, 24
Great CDlman street; branch, 41 'Vestgate street
Waite John, cycle agent, I2a, St. Nicholas !;ltreet
Wakefield John, milliner, 103 St. Helen's street
Walker Arthur E. hair dresser, 6a, Tacket !;ltreet
Walker Arthur Edward, hair dresser, 5 St. Lawrence street
Walker Frances (Mrs.), ladies' school, Gothic house, St.
John's road
Walker WaIter, greengrocer, 64 Woodbridge road
Walker WiIliam Jay, bookseller, 24 Tacket street
WalIace Alfred, pork butcher, II St. Mar~ret's street
Wallace Alfred, pork -butcher, 208 Wood'bridge road
Wallis Henry, market gardener, Britannia road
IPSWICH. 219
Walpole William Henry, registrar &; high bailiff of county
court & district registrar of the High Court of Justice.
Queen's Bench & Admiralty &; Probate d~visions, 13
Museum street
WaIters Harry, photographer, II7 Crown street •
WaIton Hannah (Mrs.), sh<lpkeeper. 36 Upper Orwwell st
WaIton Thomas, cycle agent, 27 St. Peter's street
Ward Ebenezer, boot maker, 10 St. Helen's road
Ward Emily (Mrs.), beer retailer, 2 Cox lane
Ward Francis M.D. physician &; surgeon, see Brown
&;Ward
Ward Francis Charles (firm, Westhorp, Cobbold &; Ward),
solicitor &; commis-sioner for oaths &; superintenden'
registrar for district of Ipswich, 3 St. Helen's street ".
32 Museum street
Ward Frank Fowler B...!.., M.B., RC. physician &; surgeon
&; medical officer St. Matthew's &; St. Margaret's dis-
tricts, Ipswich union, 32 Berners street
Ward IsabeIla(Miss),stationer & post office,42 St.Helen's 5\
Ward Joseph, tailor, 15 Carr street
Ward Robert, ironmonger, 8 St. Margaret's street
Ward William, brazier, 35 Gower street, Stoke
Ward William WaIter, grocer &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey
Lim. wine &; spirit merchants, 15 &; 17 Tacket street
Warman Ernest, stationer. 15 Queen street
Warmisham Samuel, scale maker, Ig-Queen street
Warner Henry &; Sons, engineers, Lyon street; office, 5~
& 54 Princes street
Wanler James Askew, corn dealer, 49 Hampton road
Warner TOOmas M.D., F.R.O.E-.Eng. surgeon, 12
Museum street
Warnes Harold, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths (firm,
Lawton, Warnes &; Son)
Warren Ohas. & Son, hay &I corn mers. Low. Orwell st
Warren Alfred 'Vm. commercial traveller, 42 Warwick rd
Warren George Lawson L. cab proprietor, 61 Victoria
Warren Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 45 Orford street
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WaTren SamI.prntr.bookbinder,bksllr.&; stnr.I3 Tavern s"
Warren Thomas, commercial traveller, 24 Ivry street
Waspe Henry, farmer, Stoke
Waspe Louise (Miss), shopkeeper, ~o Bond street -
Waspe Richard, greengrocer, 59 Water Works street
Waspe Thomas James, baker, 66a, Rope walk
Waters &; Son, accountants, lead merchants & insurance
brokers, 2 & 4 Princes street
Waters Herbert E., A.S.A.A. accountant (firm of Waters
& iSon)
Watkins Eldred, manufacturer of grey stone &; chalk lime;
whiting, plaster, hair, lath &; parian cement merchant;
also agent for Keene's & the celebrated medway portland
cement. T .A. "Eldred Watkins, Ipswich." Estab-
lished, 1870; office & works, Griffin wharf &; works,
Great Eastern Lime works &; Robinson street, Stoke
Wart-kins Eldred, ship, shoeing &; general blacksmith,
Robinson street, Stoke
Watkins William Edward, organising secretary to the Eas'
Suffolk CountyCouncil Technical Instruction Committee,
White house, Tower churchyard
Watling Harry, Sorrel Horse P.H.I2I F<lre st.St.CIement's
Watlin~ William, bricklayer, 59 Rope walk
Watson Geo. Edward, printer &; stationer, 22 Westgate &\
Watson James, draper, I Vernon street, 'Stoke
Watson Jane (Mis-s), stay & corset maker, 27 Up. Brook sl
Watson Joseph, ontfitter, Dog's Head lane
Watts Eliza (Mrs.), corn chandler, Woodhouse street
Watts Lent John, stone &; marble mason. Cemetery road;
head office, Castle works-, Colchester
Weaven Frederick William, painter. 60 Victoria street
Weavers Sarah (Mrs.), Curriers' Arms P.H. 35 Currier's la
Webb Arthur, baker, JI8 Fore street
Webb Benjamin, provision dealer, 3 Orwell place
Webb Daniel Louis, tailor, 40 OTford street
Webb Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Great Colman stree\
Webb John, news agent, 62 Purplett street, Stoke
'Yebb John Lewis, beer retailer, I Parliament road
Webb Joseph, butcher, Upper Cavendish street
Webb William, jun. butcher, 69 N<lrwich road
Wehber WiIliam, new & secondhandbookseller, statione?
&c.; subscription library; terms &; catalogues on appli-
cation; libraries purchased, 37 Westgate street
Webster Albert, grocer, 36 Bramford road
Wehrle Philip, clock cleaner & repairer, 202 Cemetery rd
Welham Henry, grocer, Woodbridge road
Welham Joseph, builder, 77 Canldwell Hall road
Wellington Arthur, fishmonger, 54 Albion street
WeIlington George, greengrocer, 52 Woodhouse street
Wells Herbert, pork butcher, 57 Rope walk
Wells Mary (Mr~.), news agent, Hatton court
Welton John, coach smith, Portman's road
Wenden Harry, hair dresser, 171 'Spring' road
Wesley James, muket g3rdener, He-len Yils. Felixstowe rd

220 IPSWICH. SUFFOLK.
Wesley Robert, market gardener, Helen vils. Felixstowe rd
Wesley Thomas, butcher, Foxhall road
Wesleyan & General Assurance Society (Mrs. E. Hutchin-
son), Woodbridge road
West Frederick James. grocer, 107 :Newton road
Westcott John, beer retailer, Quay
Westeott Edmund William Martyn M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. assistant house surgeon to the East
Suffolk &; Ipswich Hospital, Anglesea road
Westgate Goorge, butcher, 24 Upper OrwelI street
Westgate George, butcher. 25 Wherstead road, Stoke
Westgate Herbert Charles, Lock tavern, New cut east
Westgate Ward Conservative Club (Charles Fisher, sec.),
Bramford road
Westgate Ward Liberal Club (C. J. Hayward, sec.; A. J.
Dale, steward), Victoria street
Westhorp, Cobbold & Ward, ,solicitors & commissioners for
oaths, 32 Museum street
Weston Frank iEdward, draper, 223 Rose Hill road
Westrope George, market gardener, Britannia road
Westwood George, dining rooms, 136 Fore st. St. Clement's
Wetmon Jane (Mrs.). shopkeeper, I & 3 The mount •
Wheeler Charles, boot maker, 9 Grimwade street
Wheeler Ernest, baker & confectioner, 28 Great Colman
street &; 5 Tacket street
Wheeler George, boot maker, 31 Long street
Wheeler Henry Ernest, dining rooms, I Norwich road
Wheeler Kate (Miss), greengrocer, 104 Woodhouse street
Wheeler William, supt. Ipswich Fire Brigade, Bond street
Whillier Henry, pianoforte tuner &; music warehouse;
pianos &; organs from IOS. 6d. per month; latest music
ai lowest London prices; importer of all kinds of strings
,& fittings. 31 Carr street
Whitaker George William, timber merchant & government
contractor; telegrams, "Whitaker, Halifax, Ipswich,"
timber yard, Bath street, Stoke; office, Halifax house
& at Harwich
White John, photographer, 18 Upper Brook street
White J()hn Richard L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.A.H.Dub.,
L.M. physician & surgeon, 31 Lower Bro()k street
White Susan (Mrs.), sh()pkeeper, 13 Silent street
Whitehead Henry Thomas & Frederick Alfred, carmen, 27
Key street
Whitehead Harry Green, Emperor P.H. Norwich road
Whitehouse Charles, Cricketers' P.H. 14 William street
Whiting David, fi&hmonger, 31 Key street
Whiting John, fishmonger. 39 Woodbridge road
Whiting John Philip, baker, 138 Fore st. & 2 Duke street
Whiting William, fishmonger, 31 Upper Orwell street
Whitman Henry is. tobacconist, 1 St. John's terrace,
Cauldwell Hall road
Whymark Jas. cattle dealer, Sidegate la. Woodbridge rd
Wigg &; Wright, m<mumental & general stone & marble
ma~ons',estimatesgiven for every description of masonry,
Cemetery road
Wiggin &; Son, pharmaceutical chemists &; post office, 34
St. Matthew's street
Wilding Wiliam, beer retailer, 68 Fore street, St. Clement's
Wildon Phoebe (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Nelson road,St.John's
Wiles James, greengrocer, 30 Albion street
Wiles James, shopkeeper, 28 Albion place
Wilkin WiIliam, stationer, 41 Norwich roa<1
Wilkinson Charles, hair dresser, 9 Wherstead road
Willett Samuel Benjamin, commission agent, I Russell rd
Willett William Ernest, wood carver, Portman's road
Williams Alfred, master mariner, 59 Lacey streeb
Wil1iams James, boot maker, 4 Orford street
Williams Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Key street
Williams Robert, Marquis of Cornwallis P.H. 16 Old
Foundry road
Wiliams Thomas, pork butcher. 101 Bramford road
Willis Frederick, hair dresser, 62 Rope walk
Wilson James & Emma (Miss), fruite,rers, 28 Up.Brook st
Wilson Frederick William M.P, proprietor of the" East
Anglian Daily Times," 13 Carr street
Wilson George, E. U. R. P.H. Oroft street, Stoke
Wilson George, furniture dealer, 20 Queen street
Wilson Mary (Mrs.), antique dealer, 16 .silent street
WHson Sidney, saw & tool maker, 50 Upper OrwelI street
Wing Joseph, harbour &; dock ma'ster, Dock gates
I:XWORTH is a small town and parish on the river
Thet, 4 miles north from Thurston station on the Bury and
Ipswich sectiQn of the Great Eastern railway and 61 north-
east from Bury St. Edmundls, in the North Western divi-
sion of the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty ses-
ilional division, 'fhingoe union, :Bury St. Edmunds county
court district, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. :M:ary
is a building of flint, in the Decorated, Floriated and Per-
pendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave with
I
[KELLY'S
Withers Harold, bicycle dealer, 60 Carr street
Withers Lydia (Miss), dairy, 32 Orford street
Wixley A. watch maker, 51 Carr street
Wollaston Drewry Ottley, jun. solicitor, 16 Museum street
Wood Albert John, stationer, 35 St. Matthew's street
Wood Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, 30 Bath street, Stoke
Wood .A.r'thur Thorley M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin.
surgeon &; medical officer St. John's Home, Elm house,
Museum street
Wood Flora (Miss), shopkeeper, 63 St. Helen's street
Wood Francis John Woodhouse, solicitor
Wood Joseph, May Bush P.H. 43 St. Helen's street
Woodbridge Division Conservative Association (WilIiam
Martius Fison, agent), 4'1 Fonnereau road; T.~. 37
Woodbridge Division of Suffolk Liberal Association (J. S.
Allp()rt, S'OO.), IS Lower Brook street
Woodham Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 23 Tower street
Woodhouse Josiah, jun. boot maker, 41 Stoke street
WoocJIhouse Josialh Edwin, boot maker, 42 Whel'Stead rd
Woods James AIfd. &; WaIter, plumbM'lS, 16 Woodbridge rd
Woods Clark, carman, 83 Commercial road
Woods Emma. (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Bramford road
Woods John, boot maker, 10 Parliament road
Woods Orford, superintendent of dock traffic, Dock office
Woods Percy, dairyman, 138 Fore hamlet
Woods Thomas• .shopkeeper, 79 St. Margaret's street
Woods William Hunter, coal & coke factor &; merchant, .
see A. Beaumont & Co
Woodward Major, wood dealer, !Z5 Chevallier street
Woodyard Ann (Miss), dress maker. 16 Elm street
Woollard John, iSlhopkeeper, 37 Cavendish st.Fore hamlet
Woollard Thomas, shopkeeper, 47 St. Margaret's street
Woolnough Alan, shopkeeper, 68 Upper OrweU street
W()olnough Edward William, painter & paperhanger. 13
College street
Woolnough Frank, curator &; secretary Ipswich Museum,
High street
Woolnough James, beer retailer, 3 Stoke street
Wootton George, hair dresser, 7 Tavern street
Worboys Thomas James,Cock & Pye P.H.I3 UpperBrook st
Working Boys' Home (John Salmon, supt.), 9 iFalcon st
Working Girls' Club & Restaurant (Mrs. Lowe, president;'
Miss Thorpe, lady superintendent), Carr street
Working Girls' Home (Miss Tucker, supt.), 10 Friars l'd
Working Lads' Institute (Miss Everitt, superintendent),
Station street, Stoke
Worledge Sarah (Mrs.), dairy, Orabbe stTeen
Worn Geo. Hy. wine & spirit merchant,47 oSt.Matthew's st
Worts Charles, coach builder, 34 St. Nicholas street
Wray Olement, ,stationer, I I Hig-h street
Wright Brothers, butchers, 46 Wherstead road, Stoke
Wright. Arthur, neW's agent, 3 Great Colman street
Wright Ellis J. Royal William P.R. & !StQne mason:
Handford road
Wright George, coffee rooms, 42 ,St. Margaret's street
Wright H. A. assistant overseer St. Mary Tower. & St.
Mary Stoke districts, Ipswich union, Princes street
Wright Henry, stone & marble mason, see Wigg>& Wright
Wright Henry John, architect & surveyor, 4 Museum street
Wright Herbert, auctioneer, 23 Princes street
Wrig'ht Jefferson, boot maker, 6 St. Ma.rga'1'et's street
Wright Robert, boot maker, Grange ter. Cauldwell Hall rd
Wright Thomas William, dairyman, 13 &; IS Alpe street
Wright William, boot maker, 18 Alfred street
Wright William James, baker, 14 & 16 Regent street
Wright William John, fishmonger,S Stoke street
Wright William J'ohn, fishmonger, 65 WheI'lStead road
Wrinch &; Sons, hot water engineers, St. Lawrence works
Wyatt George, blacksmith, Howard street, St. John's
Wyatt Henry, wardrobe dealer, II3 F()re hamlet
Wyatt Richard, confectioner, 53 St. Matthew's street
Wyncoll Henry, fruiterer, 50 St. Matthew's street & 33
Queen street
Yapp Arthur Valentine, restaurateur, confectioner &; wine
merchant, 13 Westgate street, & confectioner &; pastry-
cook & pork pie manufacturer, 12 &; 14 St. Peter's st
Young Men's Christian Assooiation (Alfred Lambert, sec.),
Tavern street
YOUIligIIlan EdwM'd, fishmonger, 63 Bramford road
clerestory, aisles, south porch and an embattled western
tower containing a clock with chimes, presented in 1885 by
R. Norton Cartwright esq. in memory of his father, and 6
bells: the parapet of the tower, with the base and the
faces of the buttresses, are enriched by panels of stone and
.flint, arranged in various devices, including the monogram
and' initials of the Blessed Virgin, crosses of various forms,
shields and chequers: on the east face of the south but-
tress is a very perfect Catherine wheel and a square panel
of stone pricked with flints, containing within a circle the
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OOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BLAC1KIlOURN PETTY
.. SESSIONS.
Grafton The Duke of K.G., C.B. Euston hall, Thetford
Euston Earl of, Euston hall, Thetford
Blake Sir Patrick J ames Graham bart. Manor hous&,
Ilardwell, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds
Field Sidney esq.Ashfield lodge, Ixworth, BurySt.Edmunds
Greene Sir Edward Walter bart. D.L. Nether hall, Faken-
ham, Bury St. Edmunds
Hawkins Edward Robert esq. Horringer court, Bury St.
Edmunds
!sham Capt. Vera, Great Barton, Bury St. Edmunds
King William Norman esg. DartonPlace, BurySt.Edmunds
:Win Robert Emlyn esq. Troston, Bury St. Edmund-s
Payne George Edward esg. Badwell Ash,Bury St.Edmunds
Percival Maj.-Gen. HQT3lCe R.A. Newehouse, Pakenham,
Bury St. Edmunds
Wilson Arthur Maitland esq. D.L. Stowlangtoft hl\ll, Bury
St. Edmunds
Wolton Cordy Samuel esq. Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds
The chairman, for the time being, of the Thingoe Rural
District Council, is an ex-officio magistrate
Clerk to the Magistrates, C. E. Salmon, Bury St. Ed·
mun:is; Deputy, Edwiu RandJell, Ixworth
Petty Sessiong are held every alternate mond~ at the
Police station at 12 o'clock. The Petty Sessional rlivi-
sion of Blackhourn comprises the following placeK:-
Ash.field :;\fagna, Badwell Ash, Bardwell, Barningham,
Barnham, Coney Weston, Elmswell, Euston, Fakenham,
Hindercley, Hepworth, Honington, Hopton, Hunston,
Ixworth, Ixworth Thorpe, Knettishall, Langham,
Livermere :Magna, N orton, Pakenham, Rickinghall
(Inferior), Sapiston, Stanton, Stowlangtoft, Thel-
netham, Troston, Walsham-le-Willows, Wattisfield &>
Weston Market

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Downing Charles, jun. blacksmith Ixworth Reading Room (Wm. Bull- Simkin Harry, superintendent of police
Drake Herbert, 'plumber &; painter man, hon. sec) &; inspector for Foot &; Mouth
Drake William, agent to R. Norton Jeffers. Robert Haynes, Pickerel com- disease!; for the Ixworth division
Cartwright esq mercial &; family hotel &; posting Slack Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker
Fenwick Thomas, boot &; shoe maker house; good accommodation for Slack John, plumber &; glazier
Gelstoo John Seymour L.R.C.S.I. cyclists Theobald Ed'W'd.. Hy. grocer &; draper
L.R.C.P.I. physician &; surgeon, Jillings William, rate collector Thurlow Henry (Mrs.), chemist &;
medical officer &; public vaccinator,
King Walter, Prudential agent stationer
1St district, Thingoe union &; Knott Herbert, builder &; wheelwright Turner Philip M.R.C.V.S. veterinary
Sapiston district, Thetford union, Matthews William, baker &; carrier . surgeon, &; inspector under the Con-
The Beeches Middleditch William, grocer &; draper tagious Diseases (Animals) Act &;
Gilbert Frederick Thomas, coa:ch Miller Griffin, shoe maker consulting veterinary inspector for
builder &; wheelwright Mulley Charles G. baker the Western division of Suffolk; &;
Graves Edwin J. supt. registrar for Nunn Arthur Charles, cattle dealer at Walsham-le-Willows
Thingoe district Parker Georg,e, .saddler Underwood E. Bros. horse slaughterera
Grimmer Henry Thomas, grocer, Parker Thomas, gamekeeper to W. H. 'Wales Charles, general dealer
draper &; agent for W. &; A. Gilliey Jameson esq Wales Samuel, hawker
Limited, wine &; spirit merchanh Pearce Edwd. farmer, Wood Street fm Wolton Oordy Samuel J.P. farmer
Hicks Frederick, Crown P.R. &; thrash-
Pear,son &; CottereI1', bakers Wood Arthur Edward, ISaddler &; col·'
ing machine owner Pickerel Hotel (R. H. Jeffers, propr) lar &; harness maker
Howe Frederick (Mrs.), shopkeeper Pizzy William, builder Woodward Ephraim. George, saddler
Randell Edwin, cycle agent &; watch Wright Thoma.s William, relieving &I
Hurrell Robert, builder &; contra.ctor
Ixworth Farmers' Club (WaIt. Greene &; clock maker, deputy clerk to the school attendance officer" &; collector
esq. president; Sir Thomas Thorn. magistrates, peputy registrar 'Of . to the guardians for 3rd district of
hill bart. vice-president; Alien S. births &; deaths &; postmaster, Post Thingoe union &; vaccination officer
Nunn, hon. sec) office for the Ixworth district &; registrar
Ixworth Fire Brigade (Capt. Charles Reeve John, farmer of births & deaths for Ixworth sub-
Downing) Reeve Thomas, butcher district
Reeve Wm. carrier & pork butcher
IXWORTlI TEORPE, see Thorpe-by-Ixworth
XEDINGTON is a parish on the river Stour, 2l miles 250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1654. The
east-north-east from Haverhill station on the Cambridge living is a rectory, net yearly value £490, withII6 acres
and Long Mellord section of the Great Eastern railway, of .glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since 1868
and 5 west-north-west from Clare, in the Southern cLivi- by the Rev. Barrington Blomfield iSyer RA. of Corpus
sion of the county, Risbridge hundred, petty sessional Christi college, Cambridge. The !Wo~l&ouse 'Of t~he
division and union, Haverhill county court district, rural Risbridge union, which stands in this parish, is a spacious
deanery of Olare, archdeaoonry of Sudbury and diocese of edifice of red brick, erected in 1856 at a oost
Ely. Par.t of this parish was formerly in E~ex, but it is of £18,000, and will hold 654 !inmates; for par.ti-
now wholly in Suffolk. The church of SS. Peter and Paul culars of the union 800 Haverhill. At the Domesday
is a buildin,g of flint and stone in the Early English style, survey, Kedington was the lordship of Ralph Baynard, but
with Perpendicular insertions, consisting of chancel, being afterwards forfeited, it passed to Richard Fitz-
nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled western Gilbert, lord of Clare, whose descendants assumed the
tower containing a clock and 5 hells : there are title of Earls of Clare, and afterwards to the Barnardistons,
many ancient monuments, chiefly tot-he Bar- who acquired it with the heiress of Newmarch, and
nardiston family,including one to Sir Thomas Barnardiston long resided at the Hall, now no longer extant. The'
kt. ob. 15°3, and buried' at Great Coates, Lincs. and manorial rights are divided. Sir Joshua Thellusson
Eliza.beth (Newport), his wife, ob. 1520, and interred Bowley bart. of Tendring Hall, the rector, H. C. Purkis
bere; the monument has recumbent effigies of both, with esq. barrister, of London, Jabez Gurteen esq. W. B. Gur-
shields of arms: there is another monument to Sir Thomas teen esq. J.P. of Haverhill, Hy. Pearle esq. of Little Wrat-
Barnardiston kt. great grandson of the preceding, ob. 23 ting, Mr. Shephard, and Ml's. Skingly are chief land-
Dec. 1619. his ~st wife, Elizabeth (Hanchet), his 2nd wife, owners. The.soil is clay and loam; .18ub!;Oil, clay. The
.Anne (Bygrave) and a daughter; there are kneeling figures chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 2,398
of both wives within arched recesses, and in front~ on a acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value, £2,562;
raised tomb, lies the effigy of the knight, in armour, under the populatiQn in 1891 waa 856, including 132 officers and
which is still visible the stone coffin said to. contain his inmates ill! Risbridge union workhouse.
remains; the adjoining monument to their daughter has Erockley Green lies I mile east.
also a female figure in a kneeling position: at the east end Parish Clerk, Henry Deeks.
of the south aisle and nave are two raised monuments, an
each of 'which are two recumbent effigies; but the in- Post Office.-Herb~rt Bo~er, sub-postmaster.. Letters
I!!lcriptions are now illegible: the chancel is divided from through Haverhill rece~ved at 8,3 0 a.m.; dl>Spatched
the nave by a carved oak screen, dated 1619, 'On the top of 5.30 p.m.; :!undays, dlSpatehed at ~'30 a.m. ~ostal
which are placed $everal pieces of old armour: adjoining or~eI'8 ~re IS8~ed here, but not pald. JIaverhill, 3
the screen still remains the canopied family pew of the miles distant, IS the nearest money order &. telegraph
Earnardistons, which is of very fine carved oak: the stone office
font is ancient, andJ in the vestry is an old oak. table and National School (mixed), erected in 1876, for 140 child'ren;
chest: near the pulpit is an hour-glass stand: there are average attendance, 1°5; In. JefIrey Savage, master
•
Sargeant Mrs Bowyer Frederick, farmer Freestone Geo.Barnardiston ArmsP.H
Sneil William, Prospect housb Bowyer Herbert, grocer ~ draper, Fulcher Frederick, wheelwright
Byer Rev. Bal'rington Blomfield RA. Post office Goodchild John, farmer &; maltstel'
Rectory Clarke George, blacksmith Keepin John, grocer &; draper.
COMYl!1l1\!U.L Coe John, shoe maker &; Bell F.B Mayes Walter, Head inn
. • Collis Thomas, cycle agen1i Medcalf Henry, farmer
Balaam William, ma.!ter of workhouse Deeks Fanny (M:rs.), Whit.e HOl'lle Sargeant Susan M. (Mrs.), miller
I1ateman John, tailor P.H.wheelwright &; blacksmitll (wind)
Eetts John, earpenter Deeks Henry. carpenter & overseer Skilton Thomas, shopkeeper
Eowyer Elijah MartiB, shopkeeper &; Deeks WaIter, bricklayer Smoothy Joseph, farmer
br~aye:r Elliston Edgar, baker Woollard James, farIDer
XELSA:Ll!l-OUM-CARLTON, formerly separate on a hill Dn the north side of the village, is an ancient
parishes, became unit~ eivilly 25 March, 1885, under the strueture, principally of flint, in the Early Norman and
Divided Parishes .A4~; and the two ecclesiastical parishes later stylel, consi@ting of chanoel with south aisle and
are now eOnlolidated and very extensive; situated about velltries, HaTe, south aisle, south porch and an embattled
one mile an.ll & q1lAl'ter Borth from 'Saxmull.dham .tation tower eanbining a clock and 8 ben." l'ehung in 18087;
on . the Ipswieh and Lowestoft section of tlole Great the elock was the. gift of Mr. Samuel Clouting, who at
Eastem railway, iB ot~ Nor~h Eastern division of the his death left £100, the interest 9f which should be
eounty, Hoxne hundred, Blything union and petty ses· applied i~ keepiRg it in l'epair: the stained east window
sional division, county court district of Framlingham snli was ere<oied in 1879 by Mr. and Mr.. :NIorrice, as a
Saxmundhtilm, rura.l deanery of South Dunwieh, arch- memorial iio the Rev. Lancelot Hobert Brown, rector
deaconry of Suffolk and iiocese of Norwich; the district from 1810, and there are four others, one of which i, a
is well wooded and in parts exceedingly pictliresque. memorial to Mrs. Danes, wife of the late rector:
The church of SS. Ma:ry and Petir, at KQlsale, standing the retedo. and brass ~ectern were presented in 1880:. in
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the church is a monument with effigy to Mr. Samuel appointed by the Parish Council. Here are clay and sand
Clouting, mentioned above: there is a monument to the pits and potters' earth is dug. Carlton Hall, standing
Russell family, dated 1754: the ()rgan was erected in in a. large and finely wooded park, is the property of the
1878 at a cost of £342: in 1877-8 the church was re- Countess of Stradbroke, but is at present occupied by
stored, the chancel, aisle and two vestries rebuilt at a Captain George Edward Price R.N., J.P. Mrs. Percy
cost of ·more than £2,000; the nave and south aisle were BeneI' Trower, Mrs. Bence Lambert and Miss Bence are
restored in 1882 at a further cost of £1,5°0, and the j8int ladies of the manors. The principal landowners are
tower in 1890 at a cost of £150, when also a screen was the Countess of Stradbroke, Sir Ralph B. M. Blois bart.
erected and! the chancel furnished with stalls of carved of Cockfield Hall, Joseph Muskett Yetts esq. Robert Flick
oak by the present rector, at a cost of £160: there are esq. (}f Theberton Grange, Edward Woodyard esq. the
600 sittings: the lych gate was erected in 1890 hythe Nati()nal Provident Institution and the Rev. John George
Rev. George Irving Davies M.A. late rector 1868-94, to Pooley M.A. ;rector (}f Stonham Aspall. The soil is
the memory of his wife. The register dates from the heavy and mixed; .subS()il, clay and .sand. The chief
year 1539. The living is a rectory, with that of Carlton crops are wheat, barley, peas, beans and roots, with a
annexed, joint net income £460, with residence and 75 large portion of pasture land. The parish contains 3,615
acres ()f glebe, in t"he gift of the trustees of the late H. A. acres of land and 5 of water; l'ateable value, £5,249;
S. Bence esq. of Thorington Hall, and held since 1894 by the population in 1891 was 1,038.
the Rev. George Herbert Dawson Davies, of Jesus Col- Dorley's Corner, 1 mile north, is part of the parish;
lege, Cambridge. The church of St. Peter, Carlton, i~ a North Green is I mile north-east; East Green 1 mile
building of flint with stone dressings in the Early Eng- east; Curlew Green a quarter of a mile north-west.
lish style, consisting of a chancel, nave, south porch and Parish Clerks, Kelsale, Fenton Thompson; Carlton,
an embattled western tower of brick containing 4 bells: John Barber. .
the pulpit, of carved oak, dates from 1626 and the com- Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
wnnion table from 1630: the church was restored and Alfred James Wayling Andrews, sub-postmaster. Let-
re-seated in 1872 and the chancel in 1887: there are 96 ters through Saxmundham, delivered at 7 a.m. &; 12.55
sittings. The register commences from the year 1538. p.m.; dispatched at 8.45 a.m. 1:.45 &; 7.20 p.m.; sun-
The Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1851, will seat days, dispatched 11.30 a.m. SaX:Illundham is tlle near-
IS0, and attached is a Sunday school, holding 100 child- est telegraph office, 3 miles distant
ren. The old Guildhall is used for the parish school Post Office, Carlton.-Alfred Henry Munson, sub-post-
The Church Club, built in 1891 by the late rector, at a master. Letters through Saxmundham arrive at 6.30
cost of £1,250, comprises on the ground floor, a resi- a.m. &; 12.30 p.m.; dispatched at 12.30 &; 6.50 p.m.
dence, refreshment room, reading, billiard, bagatel:le and Postal order.s are issued here, but not paid. Kelsale
smoking rooms and a library; the upper storey, ap- is the nearest money order office &; Saxmundham the
proached by an outside staircase, contains a hall, 61 by nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distant.
21 feet, and a smaller room. In the parish are lands Wall Letter Eoxes.-East Green, cleared at 7.30 a.m. &;
a.nd tenements, with rents amounting to £160 7.20 p.m. &; II.20 a.m. on sundays; Rising Sun, cleared
yearly, which sum is applied as follows: one-fourth to at 8.35 a.m. 1.30 &; 9 p.m.; sundays 9 p.m
the repairs of the church, two-fourths for school pur- Police :Station, Charles Ginn, constable
poses and one-fourth for the poor; other charitieil, Parochial School (mixed), for 250 children; average
amounting to about '£16, are distributed by trnstees attendance, 168; Alfred Lewis Tuck, master
Beauclerk AmeliusGeo. The Bungalow Dunlop James, farmer, Peasenhall rd Meadows Francis, butcher
Brocking Oapt. .Arth. Kelsale hall GoBS George, farmer &; landowner, Meadows Sam!. frmr. Red House fm
Davies Rev. George Herlx!rt Dawsoll deputy surveyor for the county &; Munson Alfred Henry, Post office,
(rector), The Rectory surveyor for the parish of Kelsale- Carlton green
Freeman William, Maple house cum-Carlton, Parkgate fann Neeve James, farmer, Town farm
Hancocks Fl1"edk. Hy. The Bungalow Hambling Fenton, farmer, North green Newson Samuel &; Sons, brickmakers
Jones Thos. (la,y read-er), Church ho Hardy George, blacksmith &; farmers; &; at Snape & BenhaU
KitS()n Rev. William (Prim. Meth) Hathaway Emily (Mrs.), farmer, Noye John &; George,farmers,Clay hills
Lane Mrs. Kinrara Orehard farm Packail'd Thomas, bricklayer
Price Capt. George Edward RN., Head George, carter Pooley James, farmer
J.P. Carlton hall Heffer George, wheelwright Rickards John Samuel, nurseryman
COMMERCIAL. Hembling William, farmer, Park farm Ripper William, farmer, Carlton green
Andrews Alfred James Wayling, Hovell William, market gardener Rowe William H. farmer, Ivy farm
grocer, draper, butcher, outfitter, Hunt James, farm bailiff to Capt. G. Savage Cha,rles, farm bailiff to Jsph.
newsagent &c. Post office E. Price R.N., J.P Muskett Yetts esq
Andrews William, miller (wind &; Rurren Frederick, farmer &; cattle Thompson Fenwn, carpenter &;
steam) &; farmer, Harvey's mill dealer, Kelsale Hall farm wheelwright
Barham Rabert, pork butcher Rurren ThomaiS, ta.ilor Thompson Saml. farmer, East green
Bedwell Thoma.s, pork butcher Jasper Edgar, farmer Tuck Alfred Lewis, oSchoolmaster &;
Bishop Charles Henry Herbert, farmer Keeble Wm. Eight Bells inn &; farmer organist
&; landowner, The Firs, East green Library &; Reading Room (Thomas Wells Frederick, farmer, East goreen
Bradley Amos, wWwrght. &; carpenter Jones, sec) Woodard Philip, farm bailiff to Robt.
Calver Frederick, farmer, Grove Loines Charles, farmer Flick esq. J.P. East green
Chambers William, farmer wwe Harry, beer retailer &; cattle dlr Wooda,rd William, farmer
Chambers Fred-erick, farmer, assistant Ling Abraham. chimney sweeper Woodard William, farm ba.ili.ff to J.
overs~r &; clerk to the Parish Coun- Mann Agnes (Mrs.), frmr.Kelsale ldg Muskett Yetts esq
eil, Manol' farm Mantle J·ohn, farmer Woods Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Cheney Simon, farme~, :Bast green Maulden James, miller (wind &; $team) Woodyard Edward, farmer &; land-
Cooper Nathaniel, farmer, East green & merchant, Kelsale mills; &; roller owner, Church farm
De Caux William, boot maker mills, Framlingham Woolnough Thomas, beer retailer
XENTFORD, situated on the Kennet, whence the Hew Butler M.A. ()f Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Here is 8
name is derived, and on the borders of Cambridgeshire, Mission Hall. There are a few small charities, which are
i., a iIIlall parisa and village on the road to Bury St. laid out in the purcllase of coal for the poor of the
Edmunds, about half a mile south from the Kennet parish. The ReT. William Godfrey M.A. rector of Kennet,
etation on the N8wmark.et·and Bury section of the Great lord m the manor, and Capt. J. O. ¥achell, ()f Bedford
Eastern railway, about 4i :north-east from Newmarket House, Newmarket, are the chief landowners. The soil is
and 91 wed from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North light and sandy; subsoil, gravel and sand. Th9 crops are
Western division of the county, partly in Lackford and wheat, barley, floods, turnips and !"ye. Th9 area is 799
partly in Risbridge hundreds, lIIewmarket petty sessional acres; rateable value, £1,6]6; the .popula.tion in 1891
divuion, Mildoo.hall union and county court dist~ct, was 23~. .
rural . deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of. 2udbury Suto., Eli Myson.
and di04teil9 llf Ely. The church of St. Mary IS a small .
building of stoni, rubble and clW1ch, in. the Deeorated Pl)!!t, T., M. O. 0., T ..M. 0., Ex.press Delivery, Parcel
et11e, eODl!isting of chancel, nllVe, small sonth porch and Post, S. B. et AnnUIty &; Insurance Office.--George
a small western tower eontaining 3 belli!: there are 120 ~(}rma!l, Ilub-p~master. Letters through Newmal"k~t,
llittinga. The register has been muck mutilated, and viA Moulton, arnve ab()ut 7·P a.m. k 12.20 p.m.; dii-
dates only from 17Q 9. The living is a rectory, consoli- patc1J.ed at II,20 a.m. & 6.40 p.m
datoo with the Ticaraga of Gawley, net value £19°, includ- NatiOlla1 School, supported by voluntary contributions
iBg 3 acres of glebe, with residenc&, in the gift of Trinity amongst the inhabitants &; landowners; average at-
n~J C~bridgle, and held .mee 1897 by the Rev. Goorge "enduee, 4S;. Mis.. Pat~ie YoUIJlg, mi.treq
 224 KENTFORD. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
de Bathe Mrs. Regal lodge Coe Isaac, horse slaughterer Xorman William, Fox &. Ball P.H
Heaton Rev. Henry Howard M.A Filbey Harry, Old Cock inn P.H Pickering Saml. horse trainer, Kent-
Lord Henry, Kentford lodge Howe John, basket -& sieve maker ford house
Adam.son William Henry, stud groom Mison Nathan, shoe maker TW£'ed William, market gardener
to Capt. J. O. Machell J.P [Norman, GeOJ'ge, shopkeeper &i coal Willsher James, farm bailiff to Capt.
Carter Ernest, shopkeeper merchant, Post office J. O. Machell J.P
Coe Betsy (Mrs.), sh01>keeper
KENTON is a parish and village 2i miles norlli-east charities include an estate of 25 acres of land and cottage,.
from Debenham, 6l south-east from Eye terminal station, producing £25 yearly, for the equal benefit of the poor of
7 north-west from Framlingh'clm terminal station, both this parish and of the parish of Debenham, and anotheJr
branches of the Great Eastern railway, in the North estate, left in 1684, for the repair and adornment of th~
Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, Plomes- church, and now producing £29 IOS. yearly. Robert.
gate union, petty sessional division and county court Nesling ellq. is lord of the manor; F. S. Stevenson esq.
district of Framlingham, rural deanery of Hoxne, arch- M.P. of Playford Mount, W<>Odbridge, and Frederick
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church Howard esq. are the principal landed proprietors. The
of All Saints is an edifice of flint and stone in the Norman soil is alluvial; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are
style, with additions of Late Perpendicular date, con- wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,226 acres; rateable
sisting of chancel, nave, aisle, north and south porches value, £r;I51; the population in 1891 was 258.
and an embattled western tower containing 2 bells: in The vicar is Parish Clerk and Sexton.
the aisle, built by some of the Garney family, is a mural Deputy Sexton, Frederick. Salter.
brass, dated 1524, to John Garney and Elizabeth his
wife, daughter and heiress of Sir John Sulyard kt. Post &i Parcel Office.-Charles Arbon, sub-postmaster.
Justice of the King's Bench (14 84- 88 ): there are about Letters through Stowmarket arrive at 7·40 a.m. &i
ISO sittings. The register dates from the year 1538 • 5.40 p.m. (callers only); dispatched 6.40 a.m. &. 5.40
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £uo, including p.m.; sunday, 9. 20 a.m. Postal orders issued, but
33 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Lord Hen- not paid. Debenham is the nearest money order &'.
niker, and held since 1893 by the Rev. George Allan M.A. telegraph office, 3 miles distant
of Bishop's Olllege, Lennoxville, Quebec, Canada, who is National School (mixed), erected about 1855, for 6~
also curate of Ashfield with Thorpe. Lord Henniker is children; average a,t.tendance, 43; Mrs. Ada Mary
owner of the great tithes, commuted at £154 14il. 6d. The Read, mistress
Allan Rev. George M.A. Vicarage Everson Alfred, farmer, The Laurels Read Alfred John M. blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. Ford Thomas, farmer, Suddon hall &. ~alter George, boot &. shoe maker
Allen Henry Blomfield, Crown P.R Oak farm (resides at Debenham) Whitmore William, farmer &; assistant.
Arbon Charles, carpenter &i wheel- Knights George, boot maker overseer
wright, Post office Last Arthur E. farmer, White house Woods James, agent to F. S. Steven-
Ca-pon Ambrose, farmer, Kenton hall Nesling WaIter, farmer &; catt:e dlr. son esq. M.P. Sycamore farm
Driver Rowland, farmer, Potash farm The Lodge &; Page's farm
KERSEY is a parish and village near the river Brett, consisting of land and cottages, left in 1580 by Roben
in a picturesque valley, 2i miles north-west from Had- Xightingale. In the grounds of the Priory are the re-
leigh terminal station on a branch of the Great Eastern mains o-f the church of a priory of canons of the Order of
railway, in the Southern division of the county, Cosford St. Augustine, founded here before U90 by Thomas d&
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Hadleigh Burgo, and dedicated to St. Mary and St. Anthony;
county court district, rural deanery of Hadleigh, arch- among the benefadors was Sir Nigel de Riffley ~ the re-
deaaonry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of mains -sug~st the idea that the phurch must have
St. Mary is an ancient structure of flint, consisting of originally been a spacious and magnificent structure. Th~
chancel, nave, north aisle, north and south porches, and principal landowners are King's College, Cambridge, wh()
a lofty embattled western tower containing 6 bells: the are lords of the manor, R. H. Cook esq. J.P. of iHladleigh.
prevailing style is Perpendicular, of which the tower is a the trustees of John Spalding Arthey esq. and Rob€'rt
fine example, but the aisle is Decorated: the piscina and Partridge esq. The soil is mixed; -subsoil, gravel. Th&
sedilia are fine specimens of Late Perpendicular work: chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area is
there are several monuments to the Sampson family, I,51o acres; rateable value, £1,728; the popUlation in
formerly of Sampson's Hall: the chancel was rebuilt in 1891 was 482.
1862 by King's College, Cambridge, and the windows Sexton, William Gleed.
were restored in 1887: in 1888 the pews were removed Post Office.-Hayward Piper, sub-postmaster. Letters
and replaced by chairs, and the interior refloored and from Ipswich arrive at 5.20 a.m.; sundays, 5.20 a.m. ;
renovated: there are 186 sittings. The register dates dispatched at 8 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m. Postal orders
from the year 1542. The living is a vicarage, net yearly are issued here, but not paid. Hadleigh is the nearest;
value £210, including I acre of glebe, with residence, in money order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
the gift of King's College, Cambridge, and held since Parochial School (mixed), for 120 children; average at-
1879 by the Rev. William Brice Gray M.A. of Jesus tendance, 79; MisS' Emma Fickling, mistress
College, Cambridge, There are a few small charities Police Station, Alfred WaIter Sharp, constable

Mason Benjamin
I
Gray Rev. Wm. Brice M.A. Vicarage Grimsey Benjamin, coal dealer
Holmes Elisha, pig dealer
Raynham R()bert Frost, brickl'clyer I
Self John, farm bailiff to George 1\1.
,

Partridge Robert, Sampson's Hall west Jackson Stephen, farmer, Priory Beck esq. Bridge farm I

Jarvis Arthur, shopkeeper Self John, jun. wheelwright

COMMERCIAL. Keeble Margt.(Mrs.),White Horse inn Sewell Arthur Henry, mill~r (wind),.
Aggis Harry, grcr. baker, coal dlr.&c Lemon George, farrier Tower mill; &; Aldham mills, Had~
.Aggis Se.muel, horse dealer Mason B. &; M. millers (water & leigh
Arthey John Spalding (exors. of), steam), maltsters &; farmers, Ker- Spraggons Harry, carrier
farmers &; maltsters sey mDs Stiff Robt. grocer &i licensed hawk.....
Arthey William RUffell, farmer & Partridge Robert &. Son, farmers &. Stow Jsph.Glanfield, frmr.Kersey vale..
maltster thrashing machine owners, Samp- Vince Henry, shoe maker
Bull WaIter, saddler son's Hall west Watson James Frost, blacksmith.
Everett. Edwin, shoe maker Raynham Kate (Mrs.), farmer, Samp- Whymark .A.:fred. blacksmith
Gould Thomas, Bell P.H son's hall
KESGBAVE is a parish and village on the road from' vicarage, united with Fox'hall and Brightwell, joint net,
Ipswich to Wood,bridge, about 11 miles south-west from yearly value £83, including 18~ acres of glebe, with resi-
Bealings station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of dence, in the gift of Sir John C. K. Shaw bart. and held
the Great Eastern railway, 3i east from Ipswich and 3l since 1897 by the Rev. Jeremiah John Woolsey M.A. of
sJuth-west from Woodbridge, in the South Eastern St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, who resides at
division of the county, Ca-rlford: hundred, Wood'bridge Brightwell. Capt. Ernest Goorge Pretyman M.P. of Or-
}Jetty sessional division, union and county court district, well Park, is lord of the manor and principal landowner.
l'ural deanery of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and The soil and subsoil are of a light sandy nature. The
diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints is a build- chief crops are wheat, barley and peas. The area is 900
ing of rubble, in the Early English style, consisting of acres; rateable value, £700; the population in 1891 was
chancel, nave, south porch and! an embattled western 90. By a Local Government Order, which came into
tower of brick containing one bell: there are ISO sittings. operation :March :l5, 1883, a detached part of this parish
The register dates from the year 1612. The living is a was amalgamated with Playford.
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. KESSINGLAND. 225
Letters> through Ipswich arrive at 9 a.m. Pillar Box, This place is included in the Great &; Little Bealings
near the "Bell," cleared on weekdays at 9.20 a.m. &; United School Board district, &; the children attend the
6'45 p.m. &; sundays 9 a.m. Little Bealings, I mile Board school there
distant, is the nearest money order &; telegraph office
Day Daniel, farmer, Bell farm Lillingstone Hy. farm bailiff to Capt.
Foulger William, Bell. P.H I Pretyman M.P. Kesgrave Hall farm
KESSINGLAND is a parish and large village on the of the parish once thickly populated, was swept away
sea coast, 5 miles south from Lowestoft station on the about 1'834 by the action of the waves, and the encroach-
Great Eastern railway and 9 south-east from Beccles, in ment of the -sea ,g,till continues lilt the north end of the
the Northern division of the county, Mutford and Lothing- parish. John Watson esq. who is lord of the manor, and
land incorporation, petty sessional division and hundred, Sydney G1lnning Herring esq. are the principal landowners.
county court district of Lowestoft, rural deanery of The soil is blue clay, and the subsoil sand. The chief crops
Lothingland, arch deaconry of Suffolk llnd diocese of Nor- are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 1,675 acres of
wich. The church of St. Edmund is an ancient build- laud, 5 of water and 19 of foreshore; rateable value,
ing of flint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular £"3,867: the population in 1891 "Was 1,275.
style, consisting of nave, the ruins of a south aisle, south Parish Clerk, George Walker.
porch, and a lofty western tower containing 5 bells: Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, &; S. B.
the richly ornamented octagonal font has deeply recessed &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Edward Rackham, sub-
sides, with niches, in each of which is the figure of a postmaster. Letters arrive by messenger from
saint: the organ was erected in 1878 at a cost of £200: Lowestoft at 7 a.m. &; 3 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.40 a.m.
the church was reseated throughout in 1871 and has 360 &; 6.15 p.m
sittings. The register dates from the year 1561. The Post Office, Kessingland Beach.~. W. UUing, sub-
living is a rectory, net yearly value £290, with 52 acreS postmaster. Letters from Lowes:toft arrive at 8.10 a..m.
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Nor- &; 3.30 pm.; dispatched BIt 10.20 a.m. &; 6 p.m. Postal
wich, and held since 1894 by the Rev. Francis Wheler orders are issued here, but not p1lid. Kessingland, I
Randall Mason M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. Here mile distant, is the nearest money order &; tel~graph
is a Wesleyan chapel, and there are reading rooms in the office
upper village and at the beach village. A considerable Coastguard Station, John Williams, chief officer
sum bequeathed for the repair of the church, owing to Schools.
the depreciation in the value of the land, now produces National, erected in 1869, for 200 children; average at-
only about £18 per year. There are a few small Charities, tendance, 113; Reuben E. Storm, master; Mrs.
and an allotment of land, the rent of which is expended Storm, mistress
in coal for the poor. On the beach is a coastguard station Mixed, for 140 children; average attendance, 92; Mrs.
with dwellings for eleven families. This was anciently a Bessie Strowger, Inistress
place of considerable importance, 'having a weekly market Carriers. John Catchpole, to &; from Lowestoft, daily,
on Tuesday, and a fair on the 20th November: the fair &; Sarah Nunn, through from Wrentham to Lowestoft,
is now held on the 1st December. The" Sea Row," apart daily; Charles Raven, from Southwold
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Collin William Fredk. Manor house Mitchell John, jun. boat owner
AlIen Mrs. John Cooper Charles Woolby, farmer Mitchell William, farmer
Bowling GooTge Augustus Lovelace Crickmore Alfred, boot maker Pearson John, farm steward to Wm.
Butcher Gearge, Balbam house Curtis Charles G. boat owner Mobbs esq
Catchpole Mrs Davie John, farmer &; carter Perry Jomes, carter
Cooper Mrs. Charles Davie William, former Patts Brothers, brick makers (plain &;
D'Arcy Ralph Francis, Beach house Durrant Daniel, jun. fisherman fancy), Heath farm
Dowden Mrs. St. J ames viI. Beach Durrant Thomas, fisherman Potts Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
• Eastaugh Mrs. The Beeohes Durrant William, fisherman Rackham Edwd. grcr. Post office
Garcke Miss Durrant William Thomas, shopkpr Raven Charles, shopkeeper
Haggard Rider, Cliff grange FOl'ster J~.es, farmer Reading Room (Geo. Brock, sec)
Herring Sydney Ganning, The Grove Forster WI.lli.am (Mrs.), farmer Roth George, boat owner
Mason Rev. Francis Wheler Randall Forster William Newson, carter Roth William, builder, Clifton house
M.A. Rectory Gouldby Arth. fish mer. &; boat ownr Smith J ames, former
Mitchell Mrs. Reed villas Gouldby J ames, marine store dealer Smith John, boot maker
Mumford Thomas Poplar house Hammond Sarah Ann (Mrs.). boot Strowger Alonzo, boat owner, Beach
Roth Mrs. Stanlei cottage maker &; fancy repository Strowger Frederick, boat owner
Shimmings William Harvey Charles, boat owner, Beach Strowger George, fisherman
Woods Frederiek Harvey Harry, boat owner Strowger George. jun. fisherman
Harvey Robert, boat owner, Beach Strowger Lewis, boat owner
COMMERCIAL. Harvey William, boat owner, Beach Strowger Robert, boat owner .
Blake William, fish merchant Hitcham Elizh. (Mrs.), gro.cer, Beach Strowger Samh Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr
Bowling Gea. Aug. Lovelace, surgn Hitcham William, boat owner Strowger William, boat owner
Brock Ernest, painter Hunter George, fisherman Thacker Edwd. boot mkr. Swiss cot
Brock Gea. grocer &; linen draper Hunter William, Sailors' Home P.H Thacker Job, boat owner, Prospect cot
Bunn George, market gardener Jex John, farmer Thacker Sm!. boat owner,Verbena, cot
Butcher Charles, bripklayer Julings George, cutler Thacker William, shopkeeper
Butcher George, carpenter Kemp Oharles, bricklayer Thompson Barzillai, pilot
Catchpole Geo. boat owner, Beach Kemp James, brickl,ayer &; shopkeeper Tripp WiJiam, boat owner, Beach
Catchpole Henry, boat owner Kessingland Beach Co. yawl owners Utting George lDurrant. &; Robert,
Catchpole William, boat owner, Mar- Knights Goorgina (Miss), dress maker boat owners
kat place Lawrence J. hair dresser UUing Geo. Wrath, grocer &, drpr
Catchpole Wm. (Mrs.), coffee rooms Mallett Alfred, carpenter &; assistant Watling Job,blacksmith &; wheelwrght
Chipperfie~d Daniel, butcher overseer &; collector of rates Wilkinson Robert D. grocer
Chipperfield Richard, Queen's Head Manthorpe Eliza (Mrs.), King's Head Williams Frank, baker ,
P.H. &; builder P.H Wright Margaret (Mrs.), saddler
Chipperfield Robert, butcher Mitchell Arthur, boat owner Wright William Frederick, carpenter
Coleby George, baker Mitchell John, boat owner
KETTLEBASTON is a parish and village on the entrance to the rood loft with the stone stair leading
river Brett, 4 miles east from Lavenham station, on the thereto still remains, and there is an old monument to
Bury and Long Melford section of the Great Eastern rail- Lady J ermy: the font is Norman: the church was
way and 7 miles north-north-west from Hadleigh, in the restored in 1879, and affords 120 sittings. T'he register
Southern division of the county, Cosford hundred and dates from the year 1578. The living is a rectory, net
- union, Hadleigh petty sessional division and county court
district, rural deanery of Lavenham, llrchdeaconry of
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary
yearly value, £165, with 17 acres of glebe and residence,
in the gift of A. G. Sellon esq. and held since 1894 by
the &v. William Storer Sellon. The charities amount
is a plain structure of flint with stone dressings in mixed to £6 yearly, which sum is distributed in coals to the
styles, consisting of chancel, nave and an embattled poor. Francis Beechcroft esq. who is lord of the manor,
western tower with small spire, containing 3 bells: the William Henry Herbert esq. of Brettenham Hall, Charles
chancel retains a piscina and triple canopied sed:Iia; the Makin, A.lain Hitchcock and R. M. Beachcroft esqr!l. are
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the principal landowners. The soil is principally clay; Sexton, William Girt.
subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips Letters through Ipswich 8l'1rive at 8 a.m. Bildeston is
and mangolds. The area is 1,063 acres; rateable value, the nearest money order &; telegraph office, about 2
£719; the population in 1891 was 120 in the civil and miles distant
133 in the ecclesiastical parish. By a Local Government Wall Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 7.15 a.m.
Board Order which came into operation March 25, 1885, &:, 6.45 p.m
a detached part of this parish was amalgamated with ~ational School (mixed), built in 1838, for 32 children;
Preston. average attendance, 14; Miss Page, mistress
-Bellon Rev. William Storer (rector) IGirt Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper I'Makin Charles, farmer.&;, landowner
,Brett John, farmer Gosling Isaac, farmer ,
KETTLE:BURGH is a parish and village, on the S1:ebbing family and afterwaTd!l' by the Penning family:
river Deben, 21 miles south-west from Framlingham ter- it is now the residence of Mr. H. G. Walne, farmer. The
minal station on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, trustees of the late Capt. Henry Lewis Round-Turner
in the North Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, R.N. the trustees of the late Duke of Hamilton and Bran-
union of Plomesgate, Framlingham petty sessional divi- don (d. 1895), Charles Austin elq. of Brandeston, and
sion, Framlingham and Saxmundham county court dis- Lady Huntingfield are the principal landowners. The
trict, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of Suffolk and ,soil is heavy and mixed; subsoil, clay and sand. The
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Andrew is a chief crops are wheat, roots, barley, beans, peas and hay.
structure of flint with stone facings in the Perpendicular The area is 1,441 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an value, £1,054; the population in 1891 was 284.
embattled western tower containing 3 bells: in 1882 Verger, William Fairweather.
the church was restored and reseated, and in 189 1 was Post Office.-Abraham Girling, sub-postmaster. Letters
further restored, when a stained west window and a . f W' kh M k &; d' h
chancel screen of oak were erected: the church affords arrIve rom lC am.lC ar et at 7·30 a.m. lspatc ed
at 5.25 p.m.; sundays at 9.45 a.m. Postal orders are
220 sittings. The register dates from the year 1560. issued here, but, not paid. Framlingham is the nearest
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £25 0 , with 17 money order &; Ealton the nearest telegraph office, 2
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Whiting, Iniles distant
and held since 1887 by the Rev. Robert Owen Davies D.D.
of Jesus College, Cambridge, and LL.D. Dublin, surro- A School Board of 5 members was formed 21 June, r875;
gate and chaplain of Plomesgate union. The I'ent of the Rev. Dr. Davies, clerk to the board
town estates, amounting to £23 yearly, is given in coals Board School (mixed), built in 3:877, at a cost of £170.
among the poor. Kettleburgh Hall, an ancient mansion, for 49 children; average attendance, 42; Miss Clara
was occupied up to the reign of Henry VIII. by the Evans, mistress
Davies Rev. Robert Owen D.D., LL.D. Girling Abraham, shoe ma. Post office Moore Alfred, farmer, Street farm
Rectory Goddard Frederick, farmer & land- Nesling Horace, farmer,Rookery farm
COMMEBCIAL. owner, Brunswick House farm Robinson William, miller (water)
Eaker Henry, shopkeeper Howe Harley, farmer, 'Red. house RunnaclesWm.thrashing machine prop
, Barnes Charles, farmer, Rectory farm J ackson 1Villiam, harness maker Shulver James, farmer, Hill farm
Eoon Edgar, farmer, Low farm Jeffries George, farmer, Brooke farm Venaibles \John, farmer, Lodge farm
Burt John, shopkeeper &; shoe maker Kent Ephraim, blacksmith '&:, wheelwht Walne Hy.Geo.farmer,Kettleburgh hall
Frost William, Chequers P.H Ling Alfred, pork butcher Wightman David, farmer, Church frm
KIRKLEY parish forms part of the borough of Lowestoft.
XIRTON (or Kirkton) is a. parish and small village, Clara Reeve, authoress of "The Old English Baron," and
near the mouth of the Deben, 4 miles north-by-west from the daughter of a former rector of Kirton, was born at.
Felixstowe station on a brandh of the Great Eas-tern rail- Ipswich in 1738 and died there 3 Dec. 1803. There are
way, 7 south from Woodbridge and 9 ea.st-south-east of two manors; Capt. Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of
Ipswich, Iin the South Eas'tem diVision of the county, Orwell Park, is lord of one and W. F. Paul esq. of the
(Jolneis hnndred, Woodbridge petty se,ssionwl division, other. The Ipswich Charity trustees, W. F. Paul esq.
union and county court district, rural deanery of Colneis, and Capt. E. G. Pretyman are the chief landowners,
archdeaconry of Suffolk. and diocese of Norwich. The and there are also some small proprietors. The soil is
churclh of St. Mary is a building of rubble, in the Dec- light; the subsoil crag and White sand. Coprolites
oOrated ,style, consisting of chancel, nave, north &isle (added abound here. The principal crops are wheat and barley.
in 1858) and an embattled western tower containing one The a.rea. is 1,852 acres of land, 30 of tidal water and 30
bell: the chancel retaius a piscina, and there are two of foreBhore; rateable value, £2,165; the population in
sWned windows, one of which is a memorial to Henry 1891 was 54!.
Laws esq. d. 1871: the lectern is a memorial to Edward PariS'h Olerk, Fmncis Kirk.
. -COutts Majorilbanks, d. 28 Oct. 1881: there are memorial Post Office.-George King, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
tablets to the Rev. John Edgar, rector from 1820, d. from Trimley 8.0. at 6.40 &:, n.IO a.m. & 4.50 p.m. ;
1842, and Anne, his wife, d. 1831, and one to the Rev. dispatched at 9.40 a.m. &; 7.30 p.m. Postal ordws are
David Reid: there are 340 sittings. The Il'egister dates issued here, but not paid. Tcimley St. Martin is the
from the year 1624. The living is a rectory, net yearly nearest money order office; telegraph office at Walton,
value £342, with residence and 5 acres of glebe, in the 4 miles distant
gift of the Lord. Chancellor, and held since 1876 by the This place is included in the Trimley United School Board
Rev. WaIter Parry Davies, of St. Aidans. Here is a district, f(}rmed in ..I874, and the children a<btend the
Wesleyan chapel. The poor's land of 3i acres is now let schools there
for £12 I3s. which sum is distributed in coals to the poor. Carrier to Ipswich.-Robert Farthing, tues. thurs. &:, sat
Bare James, The Hollies Cook George, Greyhound P.R Green Gabriel, harness maker
Davies Rev. Waiter Parry, Rectory Crowe Thomas !Moore, farmer &:, land- Kemp Robert, farmer
Dawson Rowland, Kirton :hall owner, [Manor farm King George, grocer, [Post office
Driver George, greengrocer Manu William & Robert, farmers, Cor-
COMMEBCIAL. Driver George, jun. farmer poration farm '
Barrell Charles, bricklayer Farthing Robert, carrier Smith James, hurdle maker
Cocksedge Robert James, blacksmith Gildersleeves Samsoo,White HorseP.H Wright Oliver, boot &; shoe maker
Co-operative Stores (Wm.llamsey,sec) Gooderham George, wheelwright
KNETTISHALL is a parish on the Little Ouse. on the from the year 1783. The living is a. dischalfged rector]',
borders of Norfolk, si miles somh-by-west from Harling consolidated with those of Riddl€sworth and Gosthorpe, ID
Road station, on the Thetford and N orW'ich section of the Norfolk, joint net yearly value £223, with 60 acres of
Great Ea"tern railway and 6 south-east from Thetford, in glebe, in the gift of William. Needham Champion esq.
the NoI'lth Western division of the county, Blackbourn and held since r872 by the Rev. John Robinson Wells of
hundred and petty sessional division, Thetford union and St. Aidans, who resides at Riddlesworth. William Need- •
county court distric,t, ruraJ deanery of Rockland, arch- ham Champion esq. of Riddlesworth Hall, who is lord of
deaconry of Norfolk and diocese of Norwich. The church the manor and principal landowner and George Symonds
of All Sa.ints is a plaan building of stone, in the Early esg. are the principal occupiers and farm nearly the whole
English and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave of the land in this parish. The soil is mixed; subsoil,
and an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: in clay and gravel. The chief crops a,re wheat, barley, oats
the south wall of the sacl"arium lis a piscina. The church and turnips. The area is r,025 acres; rateable value,
is now disused and in a state of decay. The register daites £536; the population in r891 was 69·
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. LAKENHEATH. 227
. Parish Clerk, Arthur James BoIingbroke. a.m. Hopton is the nearest money order &; telegraph
Letter :Box cleared at 5.10 p.m.; sundays, 9 a.m. Let- office, I! miles distant
ters through Thetford via East Harling, aITive at 8.30 The children of this parish attend school at Riddlesworth
Bolingbroke Arthur James, brick: maker
Filby Alfred, .shoe maker
I Ludbrook William, farm bailiff to WiIliam Needham
Champion esq. of Biddleswo;l"bh hall
XNODISHALL-cum-BUXLOW is a parish and the occupation of Mr. John Eggar Cooper. Frederick
v.illage, x mile south-west from Leiiston station on George Mayhew esq. of The Elms, Saxplundham, is
the Ald1borough branch of the Great Ea-stern raiilway and lord of the manor. The chief landowners in the parish
3! south-eas4r-by-east from Saxmundham, in the North are Lord Huntingfield and Thomas Frederick Oharles
Eastern division of the county, :Blything hundred, petty Vernon Wentworth esq. of Aldeburgh Lodge. The soil
sessional divis-ion and union, Framlingham and Saxmund- is good loam, but the eastern boundary approaching the
ham COlIDty court district, rural deanery of South sea is rather a light soil; subsoil, chiefly clay and sand.
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The chief crops are wheat, barley and I"oots and some
The church of St. Lawrence is a building of flint wl't.h stone land in pasture. The area is 1,847 acres; rateable value,
dressings in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, £1,944; the population in 1881 was 448 and in 1891, 44L.
nave, ve~ry and a western tower containing one bell: :BuxIow was formerly a separate parish, but is now pari
there is a brass in the ohancel 'Mllll to the Jenney family, of KnodishalI.
dated: :£400: the window:s are partly stained: the interior Cold Fair Green is a hamlet, partly in this parish and
was renovated in 1845, at the expense of the late Rev. partly in the parish of LeiSlton, xl miles south-east. Here
George Aytou Whitaker M.A. rector from 1835, who in is 6 Primitive MethodJist chapel.
1838 built a vestry: in x878 the chancel roof was entirely Post Office,Cold Fair Green (parish of Lffiston). Jonathan
renewed and is now open timbered: there are no Thornton, sub-postm-aster. LetteI"S recroved from Sa:x:-
&ttings. The register dates from the year x566. The mundham, arrive alii 8 a.m. &; x p.m.; dispatched at;
living is a rectory, net yearly value £330, with 16 acres 8.5 a.m. &; x.45 &; 7.10 p.m. week days only. Postal
()f glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees, and held orders are issued here, but not paid. Aldringham is
since 1894 by the Rev. George William Daubeny RA. of the nearest money order office &; Leiston is the nearest
St. John's College, Cambridge. Knodishall Hall, formerly telegraph office, 2 miles distant
the property of the Jenney family, was burnt down about National School (mixed), built in 1876, for 90 children;
186o, but has been rebuilt and is now a farm house in average attendance, 8o; Miss Laister, mistress
Daubeny Rev. GeorgeWm.RA.Rectory Burrell In. shopkpr. O:>ld Fair Green Norman Robert, iron founder &; wheel-
COMMERCIAL. Collen ThomlllS, farmer, Manor farm wright, Cold Fair Green
.Andrews John, farm -bailiff to S. A. Cooper John Eggar, farmer, Knodis- Smith Chas.pork butcher, Cold Fair gn
Fliok esg. Knodishall Bed house hall, &; miller (steam &; wind), Cold Smith In. Chinery, farmer, Bull's hall
}Jarnes Charles, farmer Fair Green . Taylor Frederick, vermin destroyer,
Eloomfield Hobert, pork butcher, Cold Field Geo. shopkpr. Cold Fair Green Cold Fair green
Fair Green Moss John, assistant overseer &; col- Watson Mira (Mrs.), :Butchers' Arms
Blowers Henry, farmer, !PattIes farm lector of Queen's taxes, Ivy house P.H. -O:>ld Fair Green
Burch Geo. fish dlr. Cold Fair Green (letters through Friston) .
LACKFORD is a parish on th6' river Lmrk, 31 miles manor and the sole landowner. The soil is light and
north from Saxham station on the Bury and Newmarket sandy; subsoil, clay and chalk. The crops are wheat,
~ection of the Great Eastern railway and 6 north-west"by- barley, oats, peas and turnips. The area is 2,328 acres
north from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western divi- of land and 10 of water; rateable value, £1,008; the
sion of the county, Thingoe petty sessional division, population in 189x was 193.
"'.rhingoe. h~dred and union, :Bury S~. Edmunds county Parish Clerk, Alfred Turner.
court dIstrIct, rural deanery of Thmgoe, archdeaconry . .
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Law- The day &; sun~ay schools were rebuilt m x874 b~ the
rence is an ancient building of stone and flint, principally Rey. J a~es Bichd.Holden M.A. ; the. day ~sc~ool holds 60
in tthe Norman style, and consisting of chancel, nave, children, average attendance, 45, William Charles
north aisle, south porch and an embattled western Selby, master
tower with pinnacles containing one bell; it was restored Post &; T. o. &; Express Delivery Office. George William
in 1868: and affords 160 sittings. The register dates Double, sub-postmaster. Letters through :Bury St. Ed-
from the year x560. The living is a rectory, net yearly munds, arrive at 8.55 a.m.; Eox cleared at 6.5 p.m.
value £220, including 14 acres of glebe, with residence, week days &; 10.15 a.m. on sundays. Postal orders
in tfue gift of and held since 1877 by the Bev. John are issued here, but not cashed. :Barrow is t\he neare~
Shuttleworth IIllilden M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, money order office
who resides at the Manor House, and he is lord of the Darrier to EurySt.Edmunds.-Thomas Meekings,wed.&;98t
Holden Bev. John Shuttleworth M.A., Knights John, farm bailiff to Rev. J. Stevens John, estate carpenter
J.P. (rector), Manor house S. Holden, :Brook farm Wharfe Oharles, head gamekeeper to
. Reiss Julius Meekings Thomas, carrier &; shopkeepr Julius Reiss esq
Foreman Hy. head gardener,Manor ho .
LAKENHEATH is a parish and large viI1age, for- boob containing the 03Jl'lier ones having been burnt.
m.erly a. market t()WU, 2! miles south- from Lakenheath The living; is a. vicarage, net yearly value £200, including
station on t'he Ely and Thetford section of the Great 22 acres of glebe and :residence, in the gift of the Dean
EaS'tern railway, 86i from London, 5 west from :Brandon and Chapter of Ely, and held since 1874 by the Rev.
and within 2! miles of the Little Ouse river navigation Frederick George Scrivener M.A. of Exeter College, Ox-
(over which is a suspension bridge to Hock.wold-cum- ford. Here are Congregational, Wesleyan and :Baptist
Wilton), on a. slight acclivity, surrounded by warrens of chapels-. A Cemetery of 2i acres under the control of the
great extent and commanding a most extensive view of Parish Council and situate in :Brandon road, i mile from
the coul1Jtry around, in the North Western division of the village, was formed in 1896; Samuel Watts, superin~
the county, Mildenhall union and county court district, tendent. In the parish are clay and sand pits. A mar-
Lackford hundred and petty sessional divi,sion, rural ket was held for the sale of corn, the farmers meeting
deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of Sudbury and weekly at the :Bell inn, but it is now discontinued. A
diocese of Ely. The churoh' of St. Mary is an ancient fair for cattle and toys is held on the first Thursday after
edifice of brick and flint in the PerpendicuIal1" and De- Midsummer-day. The Retreat is tllie seat of Sir WiIliam
corated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, north Dunn bart., M.P., F.R.G.S., J.P. The Ecclesiastical
porch and an embattled western tower with piIliIJl3Cles Commissioners are I(}MS of the manor; the trustees of
<lontaining 5- bells: the chancel, restored in 1864, is James Howard esq. and Lord Iveagh K.P. of Elveden Hall,
divided from the nave by a Norman arch: the roof of are the chief landowners. The soil is light and sandy,
the nave is veil"y richly carved, as are also some of the with a large portion of fen on the west, with nearly
ancient ben'Ches: the font is a very fine example of 3,000 acres of open rabbit warren. The chief crops are
Early English; and there are three brasses and eighteen wheat, barley, oats and rye. The area is II,275 acres
slabs with matrices of brasses, chiefly to the memory of of land and 56 of water; rateable value, £8,°56; the
'Cloth workers, once numerous in this parish: in the population in 1891 was 1,825 in the civil and 1,704 in the
south aisle is a stone tomb, to a member of the Sty- ecclesiastical parish.
ward fa.milly, with carved arms, and dated 1568: there Undley is a small hamlet. in the fen part of this p~rish,
are also remains of mural paintings: the church affords 1 mile west.
600 sittings. The present register dates from 1706, the Parish Clerk, Samuel Watts.
. SUFFOLK 15-
 228 LAKENBEATB.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
&; Annuity &; Insuranc~ Office.-William Thos. House·
hold, sub-postmasteT. Letters received from Brandon
at 7.15 a.m. &; 4.40 p.m.; dispatched at 2.35 p.m. to
London only &; to all parts at 6·50 p.m
County Police Station, Frederick Pearson, constable in
charge
A School Board of 5 members was formed 6 December,
18 75; Rev. Frederick George Scrivener, chairman;
Edwin John Rolph, vice-chairman; Frederick Evan
Rolph, clerk to the board; Charles Pearce, attendance
officer
There were formerly two Fil"ee schools, on~ endowed by
George Goward esq. for 30 boys &; the other for 11
boys, endowed by Mr. Evans &; Mr. Kitchener; these
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
have been amalgamated by the trustees &; tlieil: ell-
dowments are now distributed by the trustees to the
children attending the schools, in: rewards for good
attendan'Ce
Board School, built in 18 76, for 220 mixed children, &; 100
infants; average attendance, 205 in the mixed school, &.
75 infants; Thomas Waite Williamson, master; Miss
E. Rolph, infants1 mistress
~oard School, Sedge Fen (mixed), erected in 1899, for 60
children; average attendance, 33; Wm. Mason,. master
Railway Station, George Reeve, stamon mastl/l"'
Carriers to-
Bury David Farthing, wed. &; sat
Th~ord-Edward Hamson, sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Flack William James, farmer Pettigrew James, head gardener to Sir
AshIey Miss Gathereole George Pryke, hair dresser William Dunn bart
Bangs Miss &; insurance agent Pickworth Alfred J oseph L.R. C.P.
Brown Mrs Gathercole Jabez, flour dealer Edin., L.F.P. &; S.Glas. surgeon &;
Brown Mrs. J Gathercole Richard, farmer medical officer &; public vaccinator,.
Chamberlain Mrs Gathercole William, farmer Lakenheath district,Mildenhall union
Dunn Sir William bart. M.P.,F.R.G.S., Gray Charles, shopkeeper Pearea Charles, school attendance offic:r
J.P. The Retreat; & 34 Phillimore Hammond Ph~lip, beer retailer Porter Charles, farmer
gardens, Kensington W & Reform &; H~ond Willi~, baker PowellAlbert John, stationer
Devonshire clubs SW&; City Liberal Hard~g George, JUD. horse slaughterer Powell Isaac, beer retailer
club E C London Hardmg George, sen. farmer Presland George, wheelwright &; build.
Hardy Mrs Harding Henry, farmer Read Benjamin, Bull P.B
Household Mrs Harding Robert, Anchor P.H Riseborough John, beer retailer
Howard Miss The Firs Harding Samuel, farmer Rolph Arthur E. tax collector &; land
Jackson Mrs: The Ohestnuta Harding Waiter, Plough P.R surveyor, Fern cottage
Jolly David, Churchgate farm Hardy ~~~ton, taill>r Rolph Benjamin, grocer, draper, beer
Pickworth .Alfred Joseph Hardy William Newton, shoe maker retailer, farmer, hay dealer, agent ~
Rolph Edwin John, High street Hazel Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer, De- corn merchant
Rolph ,Mrs. Fern cottage coy farm Rolph Edwin John, baker &; farmer ~
Scott Miss Houchen &; Houchen, solicitors; &; at clerk to the Lakenheath & Brandon
Scrivener Rev. Frederick George M.A. Mildenhall.. Fen Drainage Commissioners &to the-
Vicarage Household WIlliam Thomas, grocer. Goward & :Evans charities
Stanford Luke Mudley hall draper, patent medicine vendor, seed Rolph Francis, beer retailer
, merchant, boot factor, insurance Rolph Frederick Evan, grocer, draper,
COMMERCIAL. agent & pos,tmaster &; agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited.
Jolly David, estate agent to Sir Wm. wine &; spirit merchants, & clerk to
Allsop Henry George, farmer Dunn bart. M.P. Churchgate farm the school board &; Parish Council &.
Allsop R~~rt, farmer King Matthew, fishmonger assistant overseer
.AllS?P William Household, shopkeeper, Lakenheath Equitable Co-operative Rolph James, ale & porter merchant
bIll poster & town crier Society Limited (John R. T. Bullen, Rolph James, farmer &; surveyor of
Banham William, PrudentiaJ agent sec.; Alfred Walter Bearcock, man) highways, Sand pits
Barker Arthur, harness maker Long Edward, wheelwright Rolph Joseph, farmer, Cupola
Brown James, Half iMoon P.H Lummis George Arthur, butcher Rolph Lewis, farmer
Brunning Michael, shepherd to Lord Markwell William, grocer Rolph Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Iveagh K.P. Oardwell farm Miller Cornelius, shoe maker Rolph Thomas Jabez, farmer,White feD
Carpenter James, farmer, 'Chalk farm Morley Matthew, shopkeeper Rolph Waiter John, Bell commercial
Cash Robert Cooper, shoe maker NeaI Daniel, butcher hotel &; posting house &; thrashing
Chapman Swan, farmer Newdick Thomas, farmer, Undley 10 machine proprietor
Claxton Waiter, grocer & draper Palmer Charlotte (Mrs.), pork butcher Rushbrook Henry, jobbing gardener
Cole Robert, High Bridge Hl>use P.H Palmer Francis (Miss), .shopkeeper Rutterford Elijah, farmer
Coleby Mary (Miss), farmer, Sedge fen Palmer Frederick, blacksmith Rutterford Eiizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr
Coleman Charles, farrier Palmer George, farmer Seeker Robert, farmer
Cossey John, farmer Palmer John, farmer, Sandpits Sizer James, farmer
Farthing David, shopkeeper Palmer Kent,Green Dragon P.H.&frmr Sizer Joseph, builder &; wheelwright
Farthing George, shopkeeper Palmer Matthew, farmer Sizer Palmer John, plumber
Fincham Goorge, miller (wind) Palmer Robert, pig dealer Stanford Luke, farmer &; landowner,.
Fincham Joseph, wheelwright Parsons Geo;rge & Son, builders Mudley hall
Fincham Peter, shopkeeper Parsons John, blacksmith Starr George, grocer &; draper
: Flack Frederick, farmer Paxton Henry, farmer, Bedford farm Tipple Georg-e, painter
Flack Henry, farmer Payne William, farmer Watts Samuel, parish clerk
1'1ack John William, shopkeeper Pearson Frederick, consta:ble in charge Williams Jane (Mrs.). shopkeeper
Flack Waiter, farmer Penson Sargerit, cattle dealer Williams Samuel, farmer
LANGHAM is a parish and village, 4 miles north of glebe, in the gift oil A. M. Wilson esq. and held since-
from the Elmswell station on the Bull'y and Ipswich 1886 by the Rev. Arthur George Lee M.A. of University
section of the Great Eastern rruilway, and 9 north-east College, Oxford, who resides at Walsham-le-Willowl!.
fuoom Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division The Church charity amounts to £12 10S. 6d. yearly, and
of the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional the Poor's charity of £22 19s. od. is annually distributed
division, Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds county court in coals. Langharn Hall, a plain mansion of brick, is
district, rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of now occupied by Mrs. Maitland Wilson. Arthur Maitland
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The churc'h of St. Mary Wilson esq. of Stowlangtoft Hall, is lord of the manor and
is an' ancient structure of flint in the Early English sole landowner. The soil is principally heavy; subsoil,
and Decorated styles, consisting of Decorated chancel, blue and white clay. The chief crops .are wheat, barley.
nave, south porch and a turret containing 2 bells: the oats, beans and turnips. The area is 969 acres; assess-
chancel retains a piscina and a magnificent rood soreen, able value, £762; the population in 1891 was 175.
and the doorway and stairs to the rood loft also remain: Parish Clerk, Herury Wright.
the church was restored in 1877, whew the nave was Lettel'l9 through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 8 B.m.
wholly rebuilt: in 1887 the chancel was restored, new Badwell Ash is the nearest money order & Stowlangtoft
floored and Il"eseated with carved oak stalls: the rest of is the nearest telegraph office, 11 miles distant
the Church is seated with open oak ben'Ches: there are
130 sittings, 60 of which are free. The register dates Voluntary Church School, for 40 children; average at-
from the year 1562. The living is a redory, tithe rent- tendance, 35; :\1iss Graham, mistress
chatge £172, gross yearly value £370, including 50 acres Carrier to Bury St. Edmunds.-Oliver Rosier, wed. & sail
Wilson-Maitland 'Mrs. Langham hall Capon Frederick William, gamekeeper 1 Capon John, head gamekeeper to Wm.
Wilson-Maitland Joseph, Hall farm
Barfield James, farmer, Walsham way
to William o-eorge Jameson esq. of
Stowlangtoft hall
I
Geo.Jameson esq.ofSwwlangtoft hall
Crook Godfrey, farmer
,
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Dennison Samuel, machinist Notley Frederick, farmer, Brook farm Village Club &; Reading Room (A.
Moore John, bailiff to Joseph Mait- Rosier Oliver, farmer & carrier Maitland Wilson esq. president;
land-Wilson esq Rosier Henry Hubbard (Mrs.), farmer Henry Barfield, keeper)
Noble WaIter In.farmer,Hillwater frm Vincent Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper
LAVENHAM, formerly a market town, is a. parish £88 13s. 10d. yearly from rent or. land, dividends from
oOn one of the tributaries of the river Brett, with a station the Charity Commissioners and bankers' interest, for
'on the Bury and Sudbury section of the Great Eastern twelve widows and twelve widowers; Corder's, of £1 10S.
rsilway, 7 miles north-east-by-nQrth flrom Sudbury and yearly, being a shlllre of rent-charge on land in Lawshall,
10 soutfu from Bury St. Edmunds, in the Southern di- for bread; Coppinger's, of £28 6s. derived from rent of
Vision of the county, Baberg-h hundred, Melford petty land and a sum of £I 6s. paid by the rector, for five
sessional division, Cosford union, Sudbury county court peiD1sioners; Steward's, of £37 os. 9d. consisting of three
district, rural deanery of. Lavenham, archd6'lllConry of dividends of £2 &so IId. each, for coals; the Pest House
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The village is lighted with Oharity, producing £2 os. 6d. yearly for alms to the
gas. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is a noble edifice poor and sick, and the Exhibition Endowment (Old
of Casterton stone, intermixed with flint, built between Grammar sehool), producing £33 os. 2d. yearly. In the
the years 1485 and 1525, by the De Veres Bnd Thomas Market place ds an ancient cross in a fuir state of pre-
Spring, a. rich clothier of Laven'b.'8JD., in the Early and servation; there are also several good specimens of old
Late Perpendicular styles, 156 feet in extreme length, timbered houses with quaint oak carvings. Lavenham
I>y 68 wide, and consisting of chancel with nOl1'th and Hall is the property and residence of, William Biddell esq.
south chapels, nave of six bays with a lofty clerestory, Frederick James Underwood esq. of The Common, Seveno-
south porch and a western tower o~ four stages and 143 oaks, Kent, is the lord of the manor. The principal
feet in height, containing 8 bells: the mullet of the De landowners are the Rev. SiIr William Hyde Parker bart.
Veres (Earls of Oxford) and the Spring coat of arms af Me1ford Hall; RobeI1t Graham esq. a! ~ew Thornton
3ppear -both on the outside and inside of the church, Heath, Croydon, Surrey; Messrs. Jillings, Cousens
and over the south porch is a series of six shields re- and T. and E. Hitehcook and William Biddell esq. The
presenting the alliances of the De Veres: the chapels soil is heavy; subsoil, clay and gravel. . The chief cro~s
were added about the beginning of the 16th century, wre wheat, beans, barley, beet and turmps. The a.rea !S
!that on the north. by Simon Branch and the south 2,895 acres; rateable value, £5,571; the populatlOn m
chapel, which has a fine roof, by Thomas Spring, ~ch 18 91 was 1,9° 8.
being separated from the church by brace~ied o~ Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. R
:screens: the porch has an elaborate stone gromed cel1- & Annuity &; Insurn.nce Office (Railway Sub-Office.
ling: the east window and six others are stained: there Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk added). George
are many in1scriibed floor stones ~d mUlral ta.blets, and Tatum, postmast6ll'. Letters '8ITive by mail cart at
a. v~ry fine marble monument m t~e chancel t? Dr. 5.35 a.m. & by train from London at 12.20 p.m.;
()opmger,. ob. 1~22: the reredos conSIsts of a s.arIes of dispatched at 9'30 & lI.55 a.m. & 7.5 p.m. Wall Letter
arches WIth trIangular-headed crocketed canopIes and Box, Railway station, cleared at 8.40 a.m. &; 6.10
sculptured figures of the Apost,les, and was the gift, in p.m.; sundays at 8,40 a.m
a: 890 , of the Rev.. Joseph Morrlson Croker M.A. rector, PUBLIC OFFICERS
1:'855-91, who also restored the sedilia and panelled the .
~hance'l troof: the church wa.s thoroughly re'stored and Cerbify~ng Factory Surgeo~, .Medical Officer, &; Public
reseated with apen benches in 1867, at a cost of about Vaccmator, Lavenham DIstnct, Cosford Umon, James
£4,5°0, when a new organ was presentad by the Rev. Bovell Johnso~ M,~.,. C.M. G:ove house
..IT. M. Croker M.A. ,then rector: there are 800 sittings, Ins~ector of PO~ICe, WIllIam WatlIng . . .
of which 400 Me free. The register dates fl1'om the year Regl!St~ar <;f BIrths, Deaths &; Ma~na~es &; Relievm~ &;
~558. The living is a ,rectory, net yearly value £530, Vaccmatlon Officer, Lave?~am dIstrICt, Cosford UI1l0n,
!With residence and 144 acres of glebe, in the gift of the John Robert G:arrett, S~llling' street
Master and Fellows of Caius College, Cambridge, and held Clerk to the ParIsh Council, Alfred Turner, Market lane
~nce 1891 by the Rev. Thomas Scott M.A. of that college, Schools.
bono c~on of St. Alba~s and sUITogate. There is a Oon- Grammar, free for 5 scholars, &; supported by certain
gregatlOnal cha~el! WhICh has an endowment an~ ~~od chJarities, which have been handed over to the Charity
house f<;r the mmIster, and als~ Weo.leyan and Pnnutlve Commissioners
MethodIst chapels and a. SalvatlOn Arm~ hall. A, ceme- A School Boa-I'd of five members was formed on May 7 th ,
tery . of ~bout two acres was opened m 18 93, ill t~e 1894; J. Owen Steed, Long Melford, clerk to the board
BrIdge Street road, at a co.st of ab~u~ £3~, 8;nd IS Board (mixed & infants'), erected in 1896,for 450 children;
under the control of th~ pan~h counc~l ,bunals ill the average attendance, 270 mixed & 160 infants; Charles
ehuroh hav: e been dIscontmue~ smce Feb. 3rd , Corbetta, master; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Corbetta,
18,93, and. m t}1e ~hurchyard smce July 3 ISt , 18 93, mistress' Miss Annie L. AIDey infants' mistress
'WIth certam modlficatlOns. Messrs. Roper and Sons have . :. , . ' , .
works here for the manufacture of horsehair seating and Po~ce StatIo~ HIgh street, William Watli~, mspector
\'IOcoa-nut fibre matting. The charities amount to Rmlway StatIOn, WaIter G. Ohandler, statlOn master
£299 IIS. 3d. yearly, and there are also 30 alms- Carriers to~
'houses, granted rent-free to poor aged persons; Bury-Knights, wed. &; sat
these cha.rities are as follows Old Town Land and Ipswich-8adler, mono & thurs
Lummas' of ££09 yearly, for weekly payments cif 2S. 6d. Long Melford Sadler, wed
~ach to fifteen pensioners in the almshouses; Creme's, of Sudbury Knights, man. tues. thurs. &; fl1'i
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Beverley Ernest William, assistant Fisher &; Steed, lSolicitors (attend on
llantock William, jun. Mill house supt. Prudential Assurance Co. Lim. tuesdays); &; at Long Melford
Biddell William J.P. Lavenham hall Bolton street Foakes Hugh, tailor, High f5treet
i!Jrockis Rev. John (Cong.), Barn st Biddell & Blencowe, la.nd agents &; Garrard William, builder,Water street
'Clllirke Mrs. Perserverance house auctioneers; &; at Bury St.Edmunds Garrett John Robert, registrar of
Gibbs Mrs. The Ivies Bocock Jas.grocer &; draper,Market pI births, deaths &; marriages &; re-
Johnson James Bovell M.D. Grove ho Borham WaIter, chimney sweeper Iieving & vaccination officer, Laven-
lLakeman James J. Highfield Brewster Margaret (Mrs.),shopkeeper, ham district, O>sford union, Shil-
'Mellis Charles, Market place Water street ling street
rRoper Earle Willia:m. High street Bullivant Henry Wm. saddler. High st Gas Works (Charles William Grim-
:8oott BeT. Canon Thomas M.A. (rec- Bulmer Alfred, hair dresser,Market pI wood, of Sudbury, proprietor),
tor &; surrogate), Rectory Burroughes Daniel, plumber Water street
1raylor Rev. Henry RA. (curate) Buxton William, watch maker,High st Girling Benjamin, farm bailiff to J.
Varley Goorge RA. Oxon,Church It Bye Alfred, Greyhound P.H. High st T. Cousens, of Cockfield
COMMERCIAL. Bye William, boot maker, Market pI Green Thomas John, chemist &;
Abbott .Joseph Hines, watch maker &; Carter WilIiam, butcher, High street druggist, High street
photographer, High street O>oper E~wd. Swan P.H. High street Gurneys, Alexanders & Co. bankers,
Baker John Woodgate &; Frederick Cudmore William, White HOI'se P.H. nQW Barclay &; Co. Limited
WiIliam, millers (wind &; steam), Water street Harris Hy. Black Lion P.H. High st
maltsters, farmers &; merchants, Davis Fredk.Geo.seedsman,Prentice st Hitchcock Edward,fllrmer & merchant,
Prentice street Day George (Mrs.), baker,Mal'ket pI Park farm
Barclay &; Co. Lim. (sub branch), Diaper Wltr. grocer &; draper, High st Hitchcock Thomas, corn, seed &; wool
open fSat. 12.30 to 3 p.m. High st.; Doe Henry, blacksmith merchant &; farmer, Prentice street
draw on head office, 54 Lombard st, Edgar Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hogger Alfred,wheelwright,Clmrch st
London E.O Fisk Charles, plumber, High street 'Howe David, shopkeeper, Prentice at
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Bowe Edward, baker, Water street MiUs James, pork butcher, Market plOTatum George,stationer &; postmaster-.
Bowe James, secondhand clothes Mills Ross, baker, Church ,street High street '
dealer, Market place Mitson George Richard, Crown &; Tatum George, jun.grocer &; provision
Huffey D. &; Sons, smiths, Water st Anchor P.H. &; butcher, Prentice st dealer, High street
Jillings Edwin, farmer, Hill farm Morgan Richard, boot maker Turner .Alfred, Blackbirds P.H. &; clerk
Johnson James Bovell M.D. &; C.M. Parker John Thomas, coal dealer, to Parish Council, Market lane
McGill University, Montreal, L.S.A. Market place Turner Frederick, brickmaker
surgeon &; medical officer &;' public Pearman Frederick, dealer in game, Turner George, baker, Shilling street
vaccinator Lavenham district, Cos- Water street Turner Goo. insur. agent, Bolton at
ford union &; certifying factory sur- Rampling John, boot &; shoe maker Turner Sarah Ann (Miss), teacher of
goon, Grove house Ranson James Robert,tailor &; draper, music, Market place
Knights George, carrier . Market place Turner Thomas, pig dealer, Lower rd:
Laycock Samuel &; Sons Limited,horse RopeI' William Wittingham &; Sons, Vinca William, farmer, Frogshall
hair seating manufacturers horsehair seating &; cocoa-nut mat Walker Joseph (Mrs.), grocer, Shil-
Lee Harriet Ann (Mrs.), ironmonger &; matting manufacturers, High st. ling street
&; gasfitter, High street &; Water street Watling William, inspector of police
Making Samb Ann (Mrs.),fancy dealer Rudd James, f.shmonger Wells Henry, Cock P.H. Church n
Maxim Henry, grocer, Church street Smith Thomas, horse dealer, High st Welton John, blacksmith, High street
Maxim Herbert,corn merchant &; beer SneIl Frederick &; Sons, cabinet Wheeler Edward, butcher,High street
retailer, Market place makers, High street Whiting Brothers, saddlers, High at
Mills Harry, coal dealer Stribling Thomas, tailor, W!liter atreat Willson Harry, Angel P.H. Market pI
Mills BaTry Thomas, builder, High st Turner Ely, bricklayer Worters Charles, farmer, Priory fann
LAWSHALL is a parish 4! miles west by road from Oakes esq. of Nowton Court, Bury, John George Weller-
Oockfield station on the Bury and Long Melford section Poley esq. of Boxted Hall, and Fredk. In. Methold esq.
of the Great Eastern railway and 6 south from Bury St. F.S.O. of Thorne Court, Shimpling, are the principal land-
°Edmunds, in the Southern division of the county, Ba- owners. The soil is clay; subsoil, loam. The chief crops:
bergh hundred, Melford petty sessional division, Sudbury are wheat, oats, barley, beans and peas. The area is:
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural 2,93° acres; rateable value, £2,256; the population in.
deanery of Lavenham, archdeaconry of Sudbury and 1891 was 770.
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is a building of Parish Clerk, Robert Last.
stone and flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of Post Office.-Cornelius' Denny, sub-postmaster. Letters
chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, south arrive from Bury at 7.45 a.m. &; dispatched at 5.50
porch and an embattled western tower cont1lining 5 bells: p.m.; sundays, arrive at 8.30 a.m. &; dispatched ato
the east window, which is Early English, and two others. 10.40 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
are stained: the church was thoroughly repaired and re- The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Cock-
seated in 1857, at an expense of about £6,000, and affords field 4 miles distant
500 sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. Wall Letter Boxes, The Green, cleared at 5.10 p.m.;
The living is a rectory, netoyearly value £476, with 40 sundays at 10 a.m. &; Laws'hall street, cleared at 5.30
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Lady De p.m.; sundays at 10.20 a.m
Saumarez, and held since 1899 by the Rev. Charles Bruce Schools.
Clarkson M.A. of Christ Church, Oxford. The Catholic
church dedicated to Our Lady and St. Joseph, was built National, built in 1820 by Mrs. iBal"rington Parvis, a~ a
in 1870 at the expense of the late Sir E. R. Gage bart. and cost of about· £5 00 , &; rebuilt ill 18 72 at a cost of
has a school attached. T,he charities include Stevens' £1, I1 7, for 150 -children; average atJtendance, 96 ;Mrs_
Charity, amounting to £2 6s. 8d. a )'ear and Carder's of Eliza Frost, mistress
£1 IOS. annually. Here is a. manufactory of horsehair Catholic (mixed), for 3 8 children; average attendsnce,30
eloth for sofa and chair covers, which gives employment Police Station, Alfred Cole, constable
to a. number of hands. Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Carriers to Bury St. Edmunds.-Alfred Hudgell &; Henry-
Park, who is lord of the manor, James Henry Porteus Elliston, wed.; Harding, mono wed. &; sab
C1arkson Rev. Charles Bruca M.A. Driver Frederiek James, farmer, New Last Robert, hurdle maker
Rectory House farm Mayston Bernard, shopkeeper
Wilkinson Rev. Alfred A. (Catholic) Dutton Alfred, farmer, The Green Mortlock &; Son, blacksmiths
COMMERCIAL. Elliston Henry, carrier, The Green Olley Charles, shopkeeper, The GTeen
Baker Edmond (exors. ()f), farmers, Frost Shad, tchr. of music &; organist Plummer Philip, farmer
Hall farm. Gilbert Luey (Mrs.), farmer Ransom Harry, carpenter &0 whlwrght
Boyden JamBS, shopkeeper Green Frank, farmer Ransom William, ·shopkeeper
Cornish Waiter, carpenter &; thatcher Hale Joseph, Swan P.H Reynolds Rchd. farmer, The Bookery
&; Carpenters' Arms P.H Hudgell Alfred, saddle!" &; harnes& Rutter George, beer retailer
Debenham Cornelius, farmer, Trees &; maker &; carrier I Sargent Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retlT
College farms Kerridge Charles, farmer,Bogges farm: Steward Gearge, Harrow P.B
Debenham Thomas,thrashing machine Kerridge Eliza (Mrs.),frmr.Rowneyfm Talbot Edward, shopkpr. &; farmer
OWner Last John, rake maker IWarren Eliza (Mrs.), farmer
Denny Cornelius, pork butcher, Post List William &; Son,horse hair seating Warren William (exors. of)~ fanners
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office manufrs. (Hardy Leeks, manager) Wright George, farmer

LAXFIELD is a' large parish 7 miles north from
Framlingham terminal 2tation on a branch of the Great
Eastern .railway, in the North Eastern division of the
county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and
union, Framlingh'am county court district, Hoxne rural
deanery, Suffolk archdeaconry and Norwich diocese,
situated near the river Blythe. The church of All Saints
is a building of flint with stone dressings, in the Perpen-
d~cular style, consisting of chancel, nave, Eouth porch
and a large embattled western tower, with pinnacles, con-
mining a clock and 6 bells: the nave roof is finely ribbed:
the windows are stained and there is an ancient and finE.'
octagonal font: the church affords 400 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1579. The livin~ is a dis-
charged vicarage, neb yearly value £15°, with 13 acres
of glebe and residence, in the gift of The Simeon Trustees,
and held since 1894 by th& Rev. Edward Stafford Finch
M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. The Baptist chapel
here was built in 18°7, and has a burial ground. Here
is a cemetery of I! acres, under the management of the
Laxfield Parish Council. Science and Art Classes are
Borrett's, a rent-chargeo of 52S. yearly to deserving
church poor, founded in 1673; John PauPs, two-thirds
of the rent of I4 acres, left in 1688 and now producing-
£9 yearly, one-third for coats for poor men and the other
for distribution in bread; John Smith in 1718 devised
land, which is let in allotments, producing £6 yearly,
and this sum is expended in bread for the poor; Ill> also
at the same time devised the manor of Studhaugh, pro-
ducing £4 quit rent, and a farm of 112 acres in Laxfielr!,
now (1900) let at £100 yearly, which is applied toward,;:
the support of Smith's school; the Guildhall in Laxfield'
is let and the rents applied for the benefit of the poor;
a farm of 28a. 2r. 38p. in Wilby, left in 1549, now (1900)
produces £24 yearly, which is devoted to the repairs of
the church and the relief of the poor; Page's charity of
£30 yearly, founded in 1566, provides £2 for the poor
and £28 for church purposes; at Dennington is land
producing £5 lOS. yearly, and at Weybread a farm of 9'
acres, purchased in 1629 by the parish of John Borrettl
for £100, and now producing £12 yearly, for church
purposes and the poor; Ann Ward in 1721 devised If
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held at the Endowed School room, and there is a Reading rent-charge of £25, of which £5 is for the widow of IJ
Room and Library at the Guildhall, where also the clergyman of the diocese of Norwich, and the remainder
Parish Council meetings are held. The charities, now for the education of IQ children in the church catechism
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(1900) amounting to about £210 yearly, include Gamey's, and the doctrines and principles of the Church of Eng-
which is a yearly rent-charge of £2, founded in 1455; . land; John Wells in 1875 bequeathed £500, the net pr~
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ceeds of which, amounting to £471, have been invested Parish Clerk, Robert Cook.
and the interest is ··expended in coals for the poor. The 1\6 0 & TOT M 0 E D li S B
h 1 f th h h b l'd d b th Post, J . . . ","" xpress every, . .
woe 0 e cantles ave een como 1 ate y e & Annuity & Insurance Office. Sam Samson, 8ub-
Charity Commissioners under one scheme, and are now postmaster. Letters arrive from Framlingham R.S.O.
assigned in certain proportions to church and parochial at 8 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m
purposes, the vicar and churchwardens being trustees red
of the church portion, while the parochial allotment is PilJar Letter Box, near White Horse, clea at 5.3 0 p.m
managed by the vicar and two trustees appointed by the Police Station, Frederick Leftley, resident officer
Parish Council. now (1900) E. J. Cook esq. and H. R Schools.
Scace esq. Henry Edwin Garrod esq. of Diss, Norfolk, is Smith's Endowed, rebuilt in 1869 & enlarged in 18 79,
lord of the manor of Laxfield and of the rectory manor. now conducted under scheme dated Sept. 22, 1865;
Lady Bateman, of Shobden, Herefordshire, the trustees average attendance, 80; Thomas Hedley Bryant, mastr
of the late Rev. Brabazon Hallowes M.A. of Glapwell Hall, National (girls & infants), built in 1845; average attend-
Chesterfield (d. 18 92 ), Mrs. Hopper, Messrs. G. R Smith ance, 88; Miss H. M. Bryant, mistress; Miss A. Par-
and G. Martin, the Rev. Richard John Tacon M.A. ;rector ker, assistant mistress
of Rollesby, Messrs. is. Clark and Nosh Creasy, the trus-
tees of Mr. T. Read and Sir Tho~as Henry Tacon, of the Oarriers 00:-
Red House, Eye, are the principal landowners. The soil is Framlingham Alfred Freeman, daily
rich, with clayey subsoil, and "ery fertile. The chief Halesworth-John Newman, tues. &; fri
crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and pasture. The Ipswich, Wickham :Market & Woodbridge Henry Meen,
area is 3,713 aores of land and 6 of water; the population mono & thurs
in 1891 was 905. Norwich-WaIter Meen, tues. & fri
Biden Charles WaIter Crane William, boot maker Reeve William, butcher
Bryanb Thomas H Cullingford Ephraim,farme:r & butcher Revell John, bricklayer & farmer
Crickmay Edward Cecil Bell,TheVilla Davy Harry, farmer, Yew Tree farm Rose James, farmer
Finch Rev. Edward Stafford M.A. Dickinson Herbert, shoe maker Samson Sam, grcr. & drpr. Post office
Vicarage Durrant Mark,. farmer Saunders Francis, miller(wind&steam)
Flatman Mrs. The Cottage Easey Henry, corn &; flour merchant Scace Henry Bullock, farmer &; land-
Moon Samuel Emeny Frederick, farmer owner, Chestnut farm
Smith Goorge Baxter Felgate Arthur George,King'a Head Scoggins Samuel, farmer
P.H. & blacksmith Selsby James, market gardener
COMMERCIAL. Felgate Eliza. (Mrs.), drese maker Short Henry, horse clipper
.Aldous Elizabeth (Mrs.). pork hatcher Felgate Stephen, farmer Short William, baker
& shopkeeper Flatman William, farmer Smith James, General Wolfe inn, &.
Allum Francis, farmer Fletcher Charles, farmer saddler &; harness maker
Baker Robert, farmer. Valley farm Freeman Alfred, carrier Smith John, farmer
Batley Benjamin, shoe maker Goram William (exors. of), millers Stanford Samuel, farmer
Baxter George, White Horse P.R (wind & ·steam) &; corn merchants Stanley John Weston, farmel'"
Bnter Joseph, Royal Oak inn Hughman John, boot & shoe dealer Stannard George, farm bailiff to
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Betts William, farmer Kerridge Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper George Read esq
Biden Oharles WaIter L.R.C.P.Lond., Laxfield &; District HortiCultural So- ThirkettIe Goorge, shoeing & general
M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon & poor law ciety (0. W. Biden, president; T. smith, agricultural implement mkT.
medicaI officer for La:xfie1d district H. Bryant, sec) & agent
Bloomfield Charles, farmer Leggatt Rhodolphl, wheelwright. Thirkettle NOM W. farmer
Bryant Thomas H. accountant coach builder & painter Vincent Arthur, farmer
Cemetery (G. Read, clerk) Moss AUguStu8. paperhanger. glazier Vincent George, farmer
Chambers Jonas, farmer & farmer Vincent James, plumber & glazier
Oolls Everett, tailor &; clothier Pipe Henry, farmer Warren Arthur, farmer
Cook Edward John,farmer & cattle dlr Read Goorge, farmer &; landoowner, Welton Frederick, farmer
Cook John, jun. farmer . Town farm Whitehead Herbert, farmer
Cook Robert, carpentel',& parish clerk Bead John, farmer
LAYHAM is a parish on the river Brett, I! miles Mr. Joseph Brown, farmer. Raworth Park is the property
south from Hadleigh terminal station on a branch of the and seat of Major Emest Frederick Gales J.P. Layham
Great Eastern railway from Bentley Junction, in the House is the residence of the Misses Buchan, and the
Southern division of the county, Cosf'ord hundred, Hermitage of Col. Hastings D'Oyly Farrington. J. F. T.
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union and petty sessional division, Hadleigh connty court Dipnall esq. Sir Joshua T. Rowley bart. Mr. J. Brown,
district, rural deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sud- Robert H. Cook esq. of Hadleigh, George Partridge esq.
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Andrew is the trnstees of the late Mr. T. W. Wilson and Major
a building of flint in the Decorated style, consisting of Ernest Frederick Gales are the principal landowners. The
chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western soil is ohiefly sandy loam; subsoil, gravel and sand. The
tower of brick, containing one bell: the east window chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans; 360 acres
and one other are stained, and in the nave there is 8 are meadow land. By Order of the Local Government
mural tablet too the Norman family, late of Netherbury Jioard which came into operation March 25, 1884, Q
Hall = the church was new roofed and the windows re- detached part of this parish was amalgamated with
newed in 1861, and in 1886 the nave was reseated and Shelley in Samford union and a detached part of Shelley
the interior refitted out of a bequest of the Rev. Henry was added to this parish; the civil parish of Layham so
Hunt-er Hughes RD. rector 1836-84: the church has 216 formed contains 2,521 acres of land and 10 of water;
sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. The rateable value, 1896, £2,694; population (1891) of civil
living is a rectory, net yearly value £400, with 71 acres parish, 542 and 52I in the ecclesiasticaL
of glebe and residence, in the gift of St. John's College, Deputy Parish Clerk, Harry Rolfe.
Cambridge, and held since 1885 by the Rev. Henry Russell Post Office.-Bedford Groves, sub-postmaster. Letters
RD. !ormerly fellow of tha~ colle~e and rural .dean of arrive through Hadleigh R.S.O. at 7 & 11 a.m.; dis-
HadleIgh. :S:0lbe,eks, a plam resIdence. of bnck and patched at 11.5 a.m.k 6,3° p.m. Postal orders are
plas~er, standing III well-wooded grounds, 18 the property issued here, but not paid. Hadleigh is the nearest
o! SII' Joshua Thellusson Ro.wley bart. D.L., J.~. of .Tend- monev order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
rmg Hall, and now occupIed by Henry LeWls D i l l m a n ' •
Engleheart esq. J.P. Overbury Hall, an ancient half- Wall Letter Boxes, Upper street, OppOSIte Raworth park,
timbered house, restored and modernized in 1871 , is the cleared at II a.m. &; 6·45 p.m
seat of James Fairlie Thomas Dipnall esq. J.P. Moat National School (mixed), erected in 1842; average at-.
Hall, erected in 1844, is the property and residence of tendance, 55; Mrs. Catharine Dannatt, mistress
Bastian Henry, Netherbury hall Gales Major Ernest Frederick J.P. Boreham WaIter James, farm bailiff
Bennett Mrs. Upper street Raworth park to Mr. F. Aggis9, Valley farm
Buchan Misses, Layham house Radcliffe Mrs. Upper street Brown Jsph.frmr.&landownr.Moat ball
Chandler William, Uplands, Upper st Russell Rev. Henry RD. (rector & Bruca William Charles, farm bailiff to
Dipnall James Fairlie oThomas J.P. rural dean), Rectory A. Leek esq. Scowen's farm.
Overbury hall Cook Henry, farmer
Engleheart Hy. Lewis Dillman J.P. COMMERCIAL. Cooper Mrs. (exors. of), farmers,
Holbecks Beaumont Roger, carpenter Pope's Green farm.
Farrington Col. Hastings D'Oyly, Beeston Eliza (Mrs.), Marquis of Dyer Benjamin, higgler, Upper street
Hermitage Cornwallis P.R Dyer Damel. farmer
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Game 'Charles, farm bailiff to W. E. S. Partridge Arthur Edward &; Thomas Richardson Frederick, thatcher
& iP. H. Wilson esqrs. Potts farm William, brick &; tile manufacturers Sage Benjamin, farm bailiff to J. ¥. T.
Groves Bedford, wheelwright, Post off Partridge George, farmer &; landowner, Dipnall esq. Sheppard's farm
Hazell Johanna (Mrs.), Queen's Water house Scowen Harry, shoeing &; genl. smith
Head P.H Partridge John (Mrs.), farmer &; land- Silburn Samuel, shoe maker
Holmes William, farmer owner Smith John, shopkeeper
Kedge George A. harness maker Pizzey Abraham, market gardener Stow· Charles Frederick, hardware
Keeble James, farmer, Fudges farm Pizzy Alfred,market gardener,Upper st dealer, Upper street
Mason Philip Samuel, roller mills Ranson &; Son, pork butchers Wright :Reuben, farmer
(water &; .steam)
LEAVENHEATH, formed into a CQnsolidated held since 1893 by the Rev. Charles Steele. There is a
chapelry 13 Jan. 1863, was constituted an ecclesiastical Primitive Methodist chapel. Sir Joshua Thellusson Row-
parish in 1868 from the civil parishes of Assington, Nay- ley bart. of Tendring Hall, is l'Ord of the manor and
land, Polstead, Stoke-by-Nayland and Wissington, and is principal landowner. The soil is of a mixed character;
4! miles north-east from Bures station on the Bury and subsoil, gravel and loam. The chief crops are wheat,
Colchester section of the Great Eastern railway and 7 barley, beans and oats. The area is 1,780 acres; the
6Quth-east from Sudbury, in the Southern division of population in 18g1 was 361.
the county, Babergh hundred, Boxford petty sessional Post Office. Samuel Spooner, sub-postmaster. Letters
division, Sudbury union and county CQurt district, rural through Colchester received at 6.40 a.m.; dispatched
deanery and archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. at 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
The church of St. M'lltthew, erected in 18 35, is an edifice paid. Nayland is the nearest money order &; telegraph
of brick and stone in the Early English style: it was office, 3 miles distant
enlarged in 1882, 'and now consists of chancel, nave,
south aisle, north porch, tower and a turret with fleche Wall Letter Box, Church gate, is cleared at 6·5 p.m.
containing one bell: there are 200 sittings. The register week days only
dates from the year 1863. The living is a vicarage, net National School (mixed), with house for mistress, built
yearly value £76, including 1 acre of glebe, with resi- m 1874; it will hold 78 children; average attendance,
dence, in the gift of the vicar of StokeJby-Nayland, and SI; Miss Salmon, mistress
Steele Rev. Oharles, Vicarage Holder Frederick, farmer ROIberts William, farmer
Mortimer Mrs Hollick William, farmer Spooner Samuel, shopkeeper, Post off
COMMERCIAL. Mase Isaae, farmer Stribling Chas.Goobold,Red Lion P.H
Carter Alfred, insurance agent Osborn ThoIllills &; Frank, farmers Stribling George, blacksmith
Clover Charles, miller (wind &; steam) Pollard Frank Harry, Hare &; Hounds Tomkins Henry, farmer,Rose Hill farm
Crissell John, farmer P.H Towns Alfred, farmer
Crooks Charles, farmer, Leaden hall Pollard Waiter John, assistant over- Worth Oharles, Plough P.H
Garrad Charles, farmer seer for Assington
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LEISTON is a smdll town and parish, with a station on I suitable furnaces, convert the scrap iron into forgings of
a branch of the Great Eastern railway from Saxmund- the best quality: the foundry, for all kinds of cast-iron
ham to Aldborough, 93 miles from London, 4 north- work, is one of the largest in the kingdom. The result
north-west from Aldborough and 4 east-by-south from of the skill and capital here employed is, that this e~tllb­
Saxmundham, in the North Eastern division of the lishment is one of the very few where all the parts of the
county, Blything hundred, petty sessional division and steam engine, combined threshing and dressing machine,
union, Framlingham county court district, rural deanery steam cultivating apparatus, drill, horse-hoe, and other
of South Dunwich, archdeaCQnry of Suffolk and diocese agricultural implements, for which the firm of R. Garrett
of Norwich; it is governed by an Urban District Council and Sons Limited has attained a world-wide celebrity,
of IS members, under the provisions of the "Local are manufactured under direct superintendence; and
Government Act, 1884" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), formed so successful have they been in bringing machinery
September 25th, 1895. • to perfection that they are annually manufacturing a very
The church of St. Margaret, a quarter of a mile west large quantity of portable and other steam engines, com-
of the village, was rebuilt in 1853, and is ,a structure of bined threshing machines, corn and other drills, patent
flint with stone dressings in tha Gothic style, -consisting horse-hoes, manUTe and .sand distrihl'ltors, in addition to
of chancel, nave, transepts, north and south porches and the legion of other agricultural implements which it
an embattled western tower containing 8 bells, 3 of which would be impossible here to enumerate. Not the least
were added in 1883 by Frank Garrett esq.: the organ important feature in the produotions of Messrs. Garrett
was erected in 1881: there are 900 sittings. The regis- is that of steam-boilers, a branch in which they
ter dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, have become equally celebrated. The boiler shops,
net yearly value £292, in the gift of Christ's Hospital with their immense plate-heating furnaces, punching,
and the Haberdashers' Company of London, alternately, rolling and hydraulic flanging machines, and powerful
and held since 1874 by the Rev. Berney Wodehouse Ra.ven steam riveting machines, must be seen to appreciate the
M.A. of St. John's Oollege, Cambridge, and rural dean magnitude of their utility. The Leiston Works are
of South Dunwich. The mission chapel with school room brought by a tramway into direct communication with
at Oold Fair Green was built in 1887. Here are Wes- the system of the Great Eastern railway, and thence to
leyan, Congregational and Free Methodist chapels, and all the other systems in the kingdom; thus materials
the Society of Friends have a meeting house. Thomas are received from, and madhinery delivered to, the re-
Grimsby esq. of Westleton, left in 1721 a farm of 38 aCl'e~ motest parts of the kingdom without change en route.
for the use of poor widows and children belonging to the In the year 1862 a large and handsome edifice was
parish of Leiston, which now (1900) lets for £30 yearly: erected by Mr. RichaTd Garrett, then senior partner, in
the rector and churchwardens are ex-officio trustees of the main street, a part of which the artisans of the
this benefaction; he ·also bequeathed £200 to be invested works are permitted to use as a dining hall, the main
by the churchwardens for the purpose of distributing hall being used for dTillby the H company of the 1St
bread to the poor: in 1869 the sum of £IOO £3 per Cent. Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment, as well as for
Consols was given by the late Lord Amelius Beauclerk, social assemblies and public entertainments, and the
the interest to be distributed annually at Christmas. upper portion is permanently occupied by the Mechanics'
There are branch banks of Messrs. Barclay and Co. Institute, and includes '3 reading room and two large
Limited, and the London and Provincial Bank Limited. additional rooms. In 1891 Mr. Frank Garrett presented
The MeChanics' Institute and Library contains between 5 acres of land, valued at £500, for athletic purposes,
2,000 and 3,000 volumes. and with other members of his firm gave £250 towards
Here are the extensive works of Messrs. Richard Gar- the expenses of laying out the ground.
rett and Sons Lim. established 1778, and extending over About a mile from the town stand the ruins of
IS acres: they consist of various WQrkshops, in which the Premonstratensian Abbey of St. Mary. founded in
are the mo&t complete llrrangement of tools and mechani- lI83 by R. de Glanville and colonized from Welbeck: the
cal appliances required in the various operations con- massive ivy-covered walls of the 14th century choir and
nected with the manufacture of agricultural implements. transepts, with high windows, an octagonal tower or
and comprising lathes, planing, drilling and boring gloriette on the west side of the garth, and some half-
machines, and other of the usual engineers' tools; in closed porti'OllS of cellars are all that now- remain: at
addition to which is a perfect collection of wood-cutting the Dissolution there were 18 canons, and revenues valued
machinery, by means of wnich planing, squaring, m01·tic- at £181; a modern farmhouse now occupies a space
ing and tenoning are done more expeditiously and with among the ruins. Leisl:Jon Old Abbey, the seat of the
greater accuracy than could be attained by manual Hon. Lady Rose, is a mansion standing on an eminence
labour: steam hammers, WQrked in conjunction witil with well laid out gardens and a park containing about
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. LEISTON. 233
16 acres, well wooded and with some plantations. URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The Cupola is the residence of the Hon. Wm. Arcedeckne Meets at Council Offices, on the first friday in every month
Vanneck. Lord Huntingfield, who is lord of the manor,
the Hon. Lady Rose, Mrs. Ogilvie and Frank Garrett at S p.m.
ESq. M.I.C.E., J.P. of Aldringham House, are the prin- Members.
cipal landowners. Chairman, T. P. Borrett
Sizewell is a hamlet forming a part of the parish of
Leiston; the united popula,tion in 1871 was 2,252, in Vice-Chairman, Frank Garrett, jun.
1881 was 2,439, and in 1891, 2,616; 1,000 acres of sandy tT. Percy Borrett tWm. Arthur Smith
eoil, belonging to Sizewell, extend along the sea shore, tWm. Rambling Borrett lWaIter Da~id Titlow
and the hamlet and parish together contain 4,977 acres tWm. Renry Carr *John Cornforth
of land, 10 of water and 34 of foreshore; rateable value, tFrank Garrett, jun *Arthur Gibbs
£9, 8°9, tRev. J. Bedworth Jones *John Grimsey
Sizewell Gap, in this parish, is about 2 miles east from tFrancis Andrews *Martin Harper
the town and has coastguard and lifeboat stations, :tWalter Rivers *John Robert Tyrrell
provided with rocket life-saving apparatus; here also is tRobt. Everard Sawer
a fishery and some pleasantly situated marine residences. Marked thus t retire in April, 1901.
Parish Clerk, J esse Moss. Marked thus t retire in Aprjl, 1902.
Sexton, Samuel Smith. Marked thus * retire in April, 1903.
PDst, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. O. Express Delivery, S. B. &
Annuity & Insurance Office (Railway Sub-Office. All Officers.
,
Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk added).-George Clerk, John Fry, Saxmundham
Peskett, .postma,ster. Letters a·re received through Treasurer, Charles Somerville Orde, BarcIay & Co. Ltd
Saxmundham at 6 a.m. & 1.15 & 6.20 p.m.; London day Medical Officer of Health, Herbert Mayris Sylvester
mail, arrives by road from Ipswich at 8.18 a.m.; M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond
delivered 7 a.m. & 1.15 p.m.; & :ISt dispatch 12.6, 7.12 Surveyor, James Baldry
&; 8'45 p.m. Letters can be posted till 8.25 p.m. when
the box is closed Inspector of Nuisances &; Collector of Rates, James A.
Post Office, Cold Fair Green. Jonathan Thornton, sub- Semmons
pos1tmaster. Letters through Saxmundham arrive at Police, Robert Clark, inspector, & 4 constables, 3 of whom
1l a.m. & I p.m.; dispatched at 8·5 a.m. & 1·45 & 7. 10 are on duty at Messrs. R. Garrett & Sons' works
p.m. week days only. Postal orders are issued here, Coastguard Station, Sizewell, Henry Brown, chief boat-
but not paid. Aldringham is the nearest money order man-in-charge, &; 3 men
office & Leiston, 2 miles distant, the nearest telegraph
office National School, built in 1848, enlarged in 1874, almost
Postal Telegraph Office, Sizewell. Mrs. Edith Brown, I entirely rebuilt & two residences added in 1884, en-
sub-postmistress. Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, larged in 18 95, at a cost of £2,000, & ag-ain in 1899. at
8 a.m. t 0 10 a.m a cost of about £700, for 200 boys, 220 girls & 200
. f d b 0'
Wall Letter Boxes, Saxmundham road, cleared at 8.5 0 In ants; average attenance, 190 oys, 17 gIrls & 137
p.m. daily; High street, cleared at 11.45 a.m. & 7.40 infants; Anthony Garnett, master; Miss Matilda Lamb,
p.m. weeK days only; & Sizewell, cleared at 7.50 a.m. mistress; Miss Ellen Harmer, infants' mistress
&; 7.10 p.m.; sundays at 9 a.m Railway Station, William Newman, statiOn master
Marked thus * letters should' be Bezant Aaron, shoe maker Gibbons Arthur, blacksmith
addressed Knodishall. Saxmundham. BIoomfield William, greengrocer, .!.lde- Gibbs Jemima (Miss), toy dealer,Size-
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. borough road well road
Eicker Mrs. Station road Blowen George (exol's. of), farmers, Gibbs William Henry &; Son, builders
BorrettWilliam Hambling, Leiston hall Drivers farm . & contractors
Carr Hy. Geo. Talbot, Tunbridge ho Borrett William Rambling, farmer, Girling James, insurance agent
Carr William Henry, Ivy house Leiston hall Gooch Thomas .Pratt, chemist
Chandler Lewis, Linden villa Brown George Allan, beer retailer & Griffiths Bros. tailors, Sizewell road
Charlesworth Sidney, Works house pork butcher Grimsey John, farmer & -landowner,
Cook Robert M.D. Kyber house Brown Henry, chief boatman in cha.rge Red house
Dea.ne Rev. Henry John (curate), of Coastguard station, Sizewel1 Hammond Arthur, blacksmith
Sizewell Brown Herbert Henry, Vulcan inn Hammond Frederick, shoe maker
Garrett Frank, jun. Kew Haven Burrows James, grocer & draper & ale Harper Martin, farmer
Goldsmith Charles & stout merchant, High street Hayward' Harry, plumber &0
Grimsey John, Red house Carr William Henry,brick & tile manu- Holley William .Arthur. shopkeeper
Harrison James Brewster, Ivy cottage facturer &; farmer Howard William, wheelwright
Hunt Samuel CatIing Brothers, butchers Howe George Edwd. grocer & draper
J"ones Rev. J. Bedworth A.T.S. (Con- ChaIlis Joseph, Ibutcher & cattle dealer Ives Chas. Sml. boot ma. Sizewell rd
gregationaI), Eastward Ho Chisnall William, tailor Johnson Wm.hardware dlr.Sizewell rd
Neave -Edward, West end Clark Robert, inspector of police Kemp John,farm bailiff to Mrs.Ogilvie,
Newsam Miss, Crown lodge *Cockrell In. blacksmith,Cold Fair Gn Common farm
Nunn Mrs. Charles, Oak villas Coleman John Nollar, pork butcher Kemp William, farmer & builder to
Vgilvie Mrs. Sizewell house Cook Robert M.D., L.R.C.S.Edin., Mrs. 'Ogilvie, Hawsells farm
Raven Rev. Berney ~odehouse M.A. L.A.H.Dub. physician & surgeon Knights Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
(rector & rural dean of South Dun- Crisp .Alfd Wm. baker & confectioner LambertEdgar,coal merchant, Cross st
wich) Cuthbert Robert, heer retailer Lambert Hy.Jas.miller (wind & steam.)
Remy Charles, I Garden villas Ontts S. J. & Son, builders, Cross st Leg-gett Edward, gamekeeper to the
Rose Hon. Lady, Old Abbey Daniels Francis, boot maker Hon. Lady Rose
Sawer Miss Easey George, saddler Leiston Industrial Co-operative So-
Schmach Imre, 2 Garden villas Fisher James, boot maker, High sf! ciety Lim. (Thom8ls Shearing, sec.;
.sylvester Herbert Mayris, St. Petroc Fisk James, RTocer James Butcher, managoc) , grocers,
Taylor Mrs. Snape road Flick Emma (Mrs.), dress maker drapers, boot, flour & hardware dIN
V~mneck Hon. William Areedeckne, *Foster iRosa(Mrs.), shopkeeper, Cold Leiston Football Club (Anthony Gar-
The Cupola Fair Green nett, sec)
Wallis Edward Darby, St. Minver Fry John, clerk to the Urban District Leiston Works Mutual Benefit Society
COMMERCIAL. Council (letters should be addressed (Lewis Chandler, sec)
'Baldry Frederick, blacksmith to Saxmundham) List J oseph, pork butcher & coal dealr
Baldry Harry, carpenter i& beer retailer Garrett Richard & Sons Lim. agri- London &; Provincial Bank Limited
Baldry James, cooper cultural engineers & implement (branch from Halesworth) (F. .A.
Baldry William, baker manufacturers; steam. boiler & en- Tipple, manager); open on fridays
Balls Joseph, carpenter gine makers, Leiston works only, from 2 to 4 p.m.; draw on head
Earclay & Co. Limited (branch) (H. F. Garrod Frederick James, High st.; office & Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co.
Jones, manager); open tues. & fri. well appointed fonr-in-hand & pair London E C
1.30 to 4 p.m. & sat. 9 to IiI a.m.; horse pleasure brakes, horses, dog Long George, shoe maker
draw on head office, 54 Lombard carts, waggonettes, Ibroughams, ~arjoram In. beer retlr. Sizewell rd
street, London E C phaetons &c. for hire; mourning Marjoram James, chimney sweeper,
lJaxter Frederick,jobmaster,SizewelI rd car sent any distance on shortest Paradise
llaylilJ Josiah, farm bailiff to Hon. notice *Marjoram William, chimney sweeper,
Lady Rose, Upper Abbey Geater Geo. Arth. farmr. .Abbey farm Cold Fair Green
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Markham Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker Rose J onathan, boot maker, Sizewell rd Taylor William, coal merchant
Mechanics' Institute & Library (J. B. Rowland E'rnest, grocer, Sizewell road *Thornton Jonathan,grocer & provision
Harrison ~ J. Peck, hon. secs) Sawer Katherine & Mary (Mis,ses), dealer, & post office, Cold Fair Green
Mayston Robert, Black Horse hotel fancy drapers, High street- Titlow WaIter David, ironmonger, &;
Morling Winter, butcher Sawer Robert Everard, grocer &; drapr agent for W. &; A. Oilbey Limited.
Moss Willi~m, coal dealer, Prospect pI Semmons George & Sons, builders wine 1& spirit merchants
Nerwman Wil1iam, station master Smith George Baily, White Horse Tyrrell John Robert, farmer
Odell Ernest, gardener to Miss New- family & commercial hotel &; posting Vale William, shopkeeper
SaID, Crown lodge house Volunteer Battalion (1st) Suffolk. Regi-
Parker Thomas Chamberlain, baker &; Smith Robert, milk seller ment (H Company), Oapt. & Hon.
confectioner Smith Harry, fishmonger, Sizewell rd Major O. P. Ogilvie; Frank Gar-
Parsons Arthur, hair dresser Smith William,vet. surgeon,Sizewell rd rett, lieut.; Rev. B. W. Raven M.A.
Parsons William James, tailor Smyth George Allan, upholsterer, acting chaplain; Sergt.-Instructor
Partridge George, bricklayer, Fern viI house furnisher, builder&; cabinet George Stewart, drill instructor
Peskett Family String :Band (Robert maker; funerals furnished Wallis Edward Darby M.R.O.S.Eng.•
Peskett, manager) Snowden Nathaniel, farmer L.S.A. surgeon, certifying factory
Pooley Fredk. builder &; contractor Snowden Winter, farmer,Crossing frm ~mrgeon, medical officer & public
Redgrave J ames. Alfred, plumber, Starling. Brothers, drapers &; milliners, vaccinator, 5th district, Blything
Grimsey road Market place; &; at Aldeburgh union, St. Minver
Reeve Emma (Miss), fancy warehouse Stephenson William, 'Watch maker &; Warne David, Volunteer Arms P.H.
Rivers Walter, grocer &; draper tobacconist, Market place Snape road
Rope Geo.&; Arth.farmers,Lowr.Abbey Stewart George, drill instructor Warne Isaac, farmer
*Rowe Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Cold: Sylvester Herbert Mayris M.R.C.S. Westbrook Charles (Mrs.), baker
Fair Green Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &; Wingfield Wm. shopkpr. Valley road
Rowe William E.blacksmith,bellhanger surgeon &; medical officer of health Woolnough Harry, pork butcher
&; gasfitter, agricultural implement to the Leiston Urban District Coun-
maker &; agent, High street cil, St. Petroc
LETHERINGHAM is a parish and village on the by Sir J. Boyville of Bovile as a cell to St. Peter's Priory.
river Deben, 3 miles south-west from Parham station on Ipswich, and valued at the Dissolution at £,26 I8s. Sd.;
the Framlingham branch, and 4l from Wickham Market the domestic buildings, (}f which there are now no re-
junction station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of mains, stood on the north side of the church: the site is
the Great Eastern railway, 4 south from Framling- now a stack yard. The house called The Abbey, and now
ham, 3 north-west from Wickham Market and 7 north a farm residence, was fOl'merly the seat of the Naunton
from Woodbridge, in the North Eastern division of the family and is the property of the trustees of the late Duke
county, Loes hundred, Plomesgate union, Framlingham of Hamilton K.T. (d. 1895), who are lords: of the manor
petty sessional division, Framlingham and Saxmundham and own the whole of the parish with the exception of
county court district, rural deanery of Loes, archdeaconry four cottages. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and sand.
(}f Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. '1'he chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay. The
Mary, comprising in part the church of the Austin priory, area is 1,144 acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value,
is an ancient building of flint in the Decorated style, con- £935; the population in 1891 was 207. 4-

sisting of nave, south porch and an embattled western Letters through Wickham Market arrive at 7.45 a.m.;
tower with pinnacles containing (}ne bell: the tower is a dispatched at 6.10 p.m.; sunday, 10.40 a.m. Wick-
fine specimen of flint work: the chancel was entirely ham Market is the nearest money order office &; Easton
removed about 1750 : there are 220 sittings. The register the nearest telegraph office, I mile distant
dates from the year 1588. The living is a vicarage, con-
solidated with that of HOD, joint net yearly value [lOO, This parish is united with Hoo aoS a Voluntary School
ineluding 60 acres of glebe with residence, in the gift of district
the Ohurch Patronage Society. Here was formerly The school here is temporarily closed &; the childreD
a priory of Augustinian or Black Canons, founded attend the schools in the adjoining parishes
Airey David, farmer &; carrier Oooper Wm. miller (steam &; water), HickSi William, farmer
Burch lsaac Abblett, blacksmith &; merchant Randall Frederick, farmer
Cuthbert Robert, farmer Haywal"d Thomas, farmer Searby William, farmer, The Abbey
LEVINGTON is a parish and village on the north bank I three of Nacton and three of Levington, founded by Sir
of the navig-able river Orwell and I~ miles south-east from Robert Hitcham kt. in the year 1636. Capt. Ernest
Orwell station on the Felixstowe line of the Great Eastern George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, who is lord of the
railway, 7 south from Woodbridge, and 6 south-east from manor, and the Lord de Saumarez, of Shrubland Park,
Ipswioh, in the Sonth Eastern division of the county, are the principal landowners. The soil jg. sandy; the
Oolneis hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division, subsoil, sand and cra!r, used for manuring the land. The
union and county court dis,trict, rural deanery of Colneis, crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,020 acres, 28
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The of tidal water and 30 of foreshore; rateable value,
church of St. Peter is an ancient structure of brick in the £I,18:!; the population in 189! was 175.
Late Decorated style, consislting of chancel, nave, south Post Office.-Mrs. Emily Woolnough, postmistress. Let-
porch and an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: ters received from Ipswich at 5 a.m. &; 3.40 p.m.; dis-
there Me 150 sittings, more than half being free. The patched at a.50 p.m. by mail cart. Postal orders are
register dates from the year 1562. The living i9 a rectory, issued here, but nat paid. Nacton is the nearest money
consolidated with Nacton, net yearly value [300, includ- order & telegraph office, 2 miles dispant
ing 22 acres of glebe, in the gift of Capt. E. G. Pretyman The children of this place attend the school at Naoton
M.P. and held since 1894 by the Rev. Arthur Hawtrey Carriers to Ipswich.-William Punt, tues. thurs. &; sat.;
Watson M.A. of Keble College, Oxford, who resides at GeOJ'ge Baldwin, tues. thurs. & sat.; Oh.a.rles Cowie,
Nacton. There are almshouses for six poor single women, tues. thurs. &; sat
:Moorsom Edgar R. Levington hall Everett William, farmer Wiseman John Mac1ean, land surveyor
Barcham ,farm bailiff to J. O. Daw- Moorsom Edgar R. land surveyor to to Capt. E'. G. Pretyman M.P
son esq. White House farm Oapt. Pretyman M.P Woo:nough Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Oowie Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Punt William, Ship P.H Post office
LIDGATE (or Lydgate) is a parish and sman village, in 1895 at a cost of £400: in the chancel is a brass figure
on the borders of Cambridgeshire, 7 miles south-east from of John of Lydgate, the head of which has been restored
Newmarket station and :12 west-south-west from Bury St. by the rector: there are 200 sittings. The register dates
Edmunds, in the Western division of the county, Ris- from the year 1547. The living is a rectory, net yearly
bridge hundred, Newmarket petty sessional division, value £215, with residence and 55 acres of glebe, in the
union and county court distriCll;, rural deanery of Thur- gift of Mrs. Wilson, and held since 1889 by the Rev.
low, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The Ernest Awdry Gray, of Trinity College, Dublin. Here is
church of St. Mary is a building of flint and stone, in the a Congregational chapel. Rowling'oS Charity, derived
Perpendicular style, consig.ting of chancel, nave, aisles, from 12 acres of land, is partly applied to church purposes
south porch and a square western embattled tower con- and partly in aid of the poor. John of Lydgate, a monk
talining 5 bells: the chancel was partially restored and a of the Benedictine abbey of Bury St. Edmunds, and !I
stained window inserted in 1853: it was further restored celebrated poet of the earlier half of the 15th century,
in 1863; a rood cross and gates were added by the last was born in this village, c. 1375. died c. :1415; of his
r~ctor in 1871 and a fUl"theT restoration was undertaken numerous works the" History of Troy," printed in 1513.
 nIRIWTORY.] SUFFOLK. LINSTEAD }'ARVA. 235
and again in 1555, was the most popular. Here are the Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &. Annuity Ail Insurance Office__
remains of an ancient ca,stle known as King John's. Robert Hammond, sub-postmaster. Letters from New~
Francis Elliot Kitchener esq. of Oulton Hall, Staffs, is market received at 5.55 a.m.; dispatched at 6.30 p.m. ;
lord of the manor. Herbert Bulkeley Praed esq. of Owsden sundays, 12.40 p.m. Cowlinge is the nearest telegraph
Hall, Newmarket, Capt. Ormerod Pilkington Baldwin, of office, 3 miles distant
31 Kenilworth road, St. Leonards-on-Sea, and Godfrey A School Board of 5 members was formed 28 Jan. 1876;
W. A. Baldwin esq. are the principal landowners. The William Clement Fuller, clerk to the board; the rector,
80il is clay; subsoil, clay and chalk. The crops are hon. attendance officer
wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots. The area. is 2,032 Board School (mixed), built in r835, Ail since enlarged, a\.
acres; rateable value, £2,027; the population in 1891 a cost of £r60, for 70 children; average attendance,.
was 390. 74; William Boothman, master
Parish Sexton, George Oharvill. Oarriers to Newmarket.-John Rose &; Wm. Leach, tue9
~aldwin Godfrey William Ainsworth Deacon Joseph, boot &; shoe ma!rer Leach Wm. beer retlr. &; carrier
J.P. Pippin p a r k ' &; shopkeeper Mason John, farmer &; overseer
Gray Rev. Ernest Awdry, Rectory Foreman Ebenezer, grocer, draper & Mills George, Royal Oak P.R
Bocock FiNlncis Norman, f8lrmer, Cop- cattle dealer Roe John, farm bailiff to G. W. A.
ley grove Foreman Jas. wheelwright & eaTpenter Baldwin esq. J.P. Street farm
OaItchpole Arthur Robert, farmer, Hammond Rt. harness ma. Post office Smith Hy. Chas. tailor, Cherry cot
Lidgate hall Hurrell Arthur George, blacksmith Webb Moses Walter, butcher
•
LINDSEY is a parish and village 4~ miles north-wed Patrick James Graham Blake bart. of Bardwell Manor,.
from Hadleigh terminal station on a branch of the Grea.t the trustees of John Spalding Arthey, Sir Joshua T.
Eastern railway, and 6! south-e8ISt from Lavenham, in Rowley bart. of Tendring Hall, and Mr. Charles Gage, ant
the Southern division of the county, C{)S'ford hundred, the principal landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil,
petty sessional envision and union, Had'leigh county conrt partly gravel, partly brick earth. The chief crops are
district, rural deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sud· wheat, barley, oats and mangel-wurtzel. The area. ilf
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is an r,246 acres; rateable value, £ r,094; the population in
ancient structure of rubble and flint, in the Early English r891 was 253.
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisles, south Rose Green is half a mile south-west.
porch and a bel1cote containing one bell: the tower fell By a Local Government Board Provisional Order, which
in the year 1836, when three out; of the four belli" were
sold: the font is Early English; and there are 200 sit- came into operation March 25 th , 1885, a. detached part of
tings. The register dates from the year r558. The living this parish was amalgamated with Groton. '
is a vicarage, net yearly value £205, including 4~ acres PBTislh Clerk, John Clifford.
of glebe, with residence,. in the gift of King's College, Letten through Ipswich arrive at 8.30 a.m. Boxford is
Cambridge, and held since 1872 by the Rev. Joe Foster the nearest money order &; wlegraph office, 3 miles
M.A. of St. .Tohn's Oollege, Cambriage, and chaplain of distant, &; post office at Kersey
Semer union. Richard Henry Wood esq. is lord. of the Wa.ll Letter Box, the Tye, cleared 5 p.m.; sundays, 8.30
manor of Lindsey, and George Frederick Beaumont esq. a.m
F.IS.A. of The Lawn, 'Coggeshall, Essex, is lord of the School, built in r868, for 50 children; average attendance..
manor of Beaumonds. King's College, Cambridge, Sir 32; Miss M. A. Tidnam, mistress
Foster Rev. .Toe M.A. Vicarage Arthey Edith (Mrs.), beer retailer FO'Ster Douglas, farmer, Ravenshall
Gage Charles, Swallows farm Bull Harriet (Mrs.), .shopkeeper Gage Charles, farmer &; landowner
COMMERCIAL. Olifford. John, parish clerk Gage Dennis, farmer
Arthey John Spalding (exors. of), Day Geo. White Rose inn &; carpentr Gage Frederiak, farmer
farmers, Lindsey hall Elmer Arthur, farmer Morley Joseph, farmer, Hill ~rm
Arthey William Ruffell, farmer; & Fenner Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper Morley Theresa (Mrs.), farmer
at Kersey Fenner Jopn Frederick, butcher Quinton Edwd. whlwght. &; blcksmtb
LINSTEAD MAGNA is a parish, consisting of a few Little Linstead annexed, joint net yearly value £n&, witb
scattered farm.s, 5 mile6 west from Halesworth station, 50 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Church Patronage
on the Great Eastern :!fine to Yarmouth, 'in th& Nom'th Society, and held since 1887 by the Rev. James Gilbe~
Eastern division of the county, Blything hundred, petty Powell, who resides at Linstead Parv!J.. Lord Runting-
sessional division and union, Ralesworth county court field is lord. of the manor and principal owner of the land.
district, rural deanery of Nol'llih Dnnwioh, arC'hdeaconry The soil is clayey, with a lIlubsoil of clay. The chief cropI'
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The oehU!I'Ch of St. are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and pasture. The area
Peter, standing in the centre ()f the parish in an inclosed is r,32r acres; rateable value, £795; the population in
piece of ground ,surrounded by fields, is an ancient building r891 was 9r.
of flint in ,the Early English ,style, consisting of chancel, Letters through Ralesworth, viA Oratfield, arrive at 7.50.
n~v~, south porch and aI?- embattled wes·t~rn tower con-
talDlng one ~ell: the stn;Ices .are now iheld m the chancel,
the nave bemg oJmost un rmJlls and unfi~ for use. The
about 3,
Cratfield is the nearest money order &; Fressingfield,.
miles distant the nearest telegraph office
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registers daite irom the year 1654 to 18r2; after the latter The children of this place a,ttend the schools at Linsteod
daffie 30 year·s aTe missing. The living .is a vicarage with Parva &; Cratfield
AIdous John, farmer, Linstead hall Copping Henry, farmer, Ohurch farm Ingate Fredk. farmer, Wood farm
.A.1ger William, farmer Creasey Noah, farmer Murray William, farmer
Chandler Charles, farmer Hayward Charles, farmer, Grove farm Stone James, farmer
•
LINSTEAD PARVA (or Lower) is a village and Lord Huntingfield is lord of the manor and chief Iand-
parish, 3l miles west from Ifulesworl!h station, in the owner. The soil is heavy, with subsoil of clay. Th9
Northern division of t·l'1e county, Blyt'hing hundred, petty chdef crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and p6sture.
session8l1 d.ivision snd union, Halesworth county court The area is 554 acres; rateable value, £526; the 'P0pn~
district, rural deanery of North Dunwich, archdeaconry Iation in 189r was 125. By a Local Government Board
of Suffolk and Norwich diocese. The church of St. Order, which came into operation March 25, r885, a de-
Margaret is a small but ancient building of flint, in the tached part of Withersdale in Hoxne Union was amalga-
Early Englti!sh style, consisting of chancel, nave, south mated with this parish.
porch and a western turret of wood containting one bell: Parish Clerk, James Hurren.
In 1891 the churoh was restored at 6 cost of about £350, . .
and in 1895 the south paTch was re-built at a further cost Letter Box, I?-ear the VICarage, cleared at 5.30 p.m
of about £30: there are 80 sittings. The register dates Lette;s receIved by foot messenger .from. Ha.les",!ortb~
from the year r540 • The living is' a vicarage, annexed arnve at 8 a.m. Halesworth, 3l mIles dIstant, 18 the
to Linstead Magna, joint net yearly value 1, II6, nearest money order offi?e &; .Cratfield the nearest tele-
including 50 acres of glebe, in the gift of the graph office, abo~t 2l miles dlst:mt
Church Patronage Society, and held since r887 Church School. (nnxed), fur .60 children; average attend-
by the Rev. James Gilbert Powell. The town estate, ance, 27; MISS Adams, mIstress
valued at £9 yearly, is applied to the repail'lS of the church. Carrier ,to Haleswol"th.-Peter .A.ldred, sat
PoweU Rev. James Gilbert (vicar) Aldred Peter, carrier Ingate Herbert, farmer
Woodward Mrs Brown Joseph Wm. farmer, The Elms Ph:ilpot Arthur, farmer, Vicarage farm
COMllERCIAL. Cashford Willigm George &; George, Rational Association Friendly Society
Adams Hannah (Mrs.), Greyhound farmers, Poplar Tree farm (branch 438; A. G. Coo, sec)
P.R Chapman John, blacksmith Symonds Hannah (Miss), shopkeeper
Adams James, poultry dealer Coe Arthur Geo. farmer, Abbey farm Taylor Wm. In. farmer, Vaney farm
 236 LIVERMERE MAGNA. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
LITTLE REDISHAM. see Ringsfield.
LIVERMERE MAGNA is a parish and village, 2~ Lord De Saumarez M.A., J.P. but now (1900) occupied
miles east Drom Ingham station on the Bury and Thetford by Charles Sydney Wentworth Reeve esq. is a large
aection of the Great Eastern nailway and 6 north from modern mansion pleasantly situated in a well-wooded and
Bury St. Edmunds. in the North Western division of the undulating park. extending over 400 acres and into the
county. Thedwestry hundred, Blackburne petty sessional parish of Livermere Parva, well stocked with deer, and
division. Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds county court containing a fine sheet of water. Lord De Saumarez is
districli, rural deanery of Blackburne, aTchdeaconry of lord of the manor and sole landowner. The soil is mixed;
Sudbury and diocese of Ely.The church of St. Peter is an subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, bar-
edifice of flinJt and rubble in the Later English and Deco- ley, oats and turnips. The area is 1,522 acres of land and
rated styles. consisting of chancel, lofty nave mith thatched 33 of water; assessable value, £849; the population in
roof. south porch, vestry and a western tower containing 5 1891 was 224.
bells: the chancel r6ltains a piSlC~a and is divided from the Parish O1etrk John lWbert Mothersole. •
na.ve by an oak sCIl'een: there IS a brass to John TUTnor '
esq. d. 1776: the church was reseated in 1897 with oak Post .Office.-George Crack, sub-postmaster. Lett~rs
benches, and affords 13 8 sitting.s. The register dates receIved from Bury St. Edmunds at. 8.20 a.m.; dis.
from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, with that of patched at 'f.20 p.m. &; o~ sundays dIspatched at 1?·5
Livermere Parva annexed, joint net yearly value £33 0 , in- s.m. Postal ~rders are Issued here, but not paId.
eluding 78 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of Great Barton IS the nearest m.oney ?rder &; .A.mpton the
the Lady De .saumarez, and held since 1865 by the Rev. nearest telegraph <lffice, 2 mIles dIstant
Herbert James M.A. formerly fellow of King's College, Village School (mixed), 8.t which also :the chilc1Jren from
Cambridge, and rural dean of Blackburne. Here is a Livermere Parva attend, built in 1865, fOT 100 children;
village club and reading room connected with the county average attendance, 45; James Channell, master; Mrs.
association at Ipswich. Livermere Hall, the property of Alice Ohannell. mistress
Reeve Oharles Sydney Wentworth, Cooke Chas. Herbt. butcher &; farmer Mothersole Edmund. farmer &; assis_
Livermere park Gathercole Samuel, blacksmith tant overseer
.Tames Rev. Herbert M.A. (rector &; Girkin Alfred, grocer Stammers Arth. Robt. farmer
rural dean of BI8JCkburne). Rectory Mothersole Oharles, estate bricklayer Village Club &; Reading lWom
LIVER.MERE PARVA is 8 parish 11 miles east-by- yooT 1559. The lJiving is a rectory. consolidated with
north from Ingham railway station, 4 west from Ixworth Livermere Magna. Lord De Saumarez is lord of the
and 5i north-east from Bmy, in the North Western manor and sole landowner. The SOoil is mixed; subsoil,
division of the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, peas and
seSS'ional division, Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds turnips. 'l'he area is 1,409 acres of land and 28 of water;
eounty court district. rural deanery of Blackburne, aToo- rateable value, £858; the population in 1891 was 145.
deaconry of Sudbnry and diocese of Ely. The church of Parish Olerk, John Robert Mothersole.
St. Peter lis a plain structure of brick and rubble, in the Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 8.20 a.m.
Perpendicular style, consisting of a long embattled nave. I The nearest money order office is at Great Barton &;
small north chapeil and an embattled western wwer con- telegraph office at Ampton, about 2 miles distant
taining one bell: the lower stage of tJhe itower formlt 8 The children of this place attend the school at Livermere
porch: thElll'e are 65 ~ittings. The register dates from the Magna
Toenn'aDt Henry, Park farm I Atkins James, shopkeeper I Jobling Thomas H. farmer. Heath frm
LOUND is a parish and village, 2l miles north-east of worship here. The all<ltment !lands are let for £17
from Somerleyton \Station on the Norwich and Lowestoft yeavly, wlrich sum. is expended in coals for the poor.
section of the Great Eastern Il"ailway, .61 south-by-wed The trusteeso of the late Richard Henry Reeve esq. of
from Yarmouth and 5 north-west from LoweFitoft, in the Lowesto£t, are lords of ilie manor. SiIr Savile Bl"inton
Northern division of the county, union, petty sessional Crossley bart. of Somerleyton, and Russell James Colman
division and hundred of Mutrord and Lothingland, esq. D.L., J.P. of The Cliffe, Corton, are the principal
Lowestoft county coul'lt district, rural deane.ry of Lothing. landowners. The soil is good mixed land; subsoil. clay
land. archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The and gl'avel. The chief Qr0PS are wheat, beans. basrley.
church of s.t. John the Baptist is an ancient structure oats, hay and turnips. The area is 1.258 acres of land
of flint in the Gothric style, consisting of chancel, nave. and 5 of water;. rateable value, £2,634; the population
south porch and 8 round western tower containing 3 in 1891 was 403.
bells: the east window is Easrly Perpendicular: the church Bunker's Hill is a hamlet about half a mile north,
was thoroughly repaired and new roofed in 1856: in 1875 where are the springs from which Lowestoft is supplied
the chancel was restored by the rector: and in 1893 the with water.
nave was restored and Il'e-.seated, at the cost of £405 PaIl'iS'h Clerk. Robert Reeder.
subscriptiou and an additional half acre added to the PO'St Office. James Norton. sub-postmaster. Letters
churohy8ll'd by Sir Savile B. Orossley bart.: there are 200 through Lowestoft arrive at 7.35 a.m. &; dispatched at
sittings. The register dates from the yeasr 1695. The 5.40 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
living is a rectory, net income £300, with 23 acres Of Blundeston is the nearest money order office &; Hopton
glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees, and held since is the nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distant
1868 by the Ven. Richard Hudson Gibson M.A. of Trinity Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.10 p.m
College, Cambridge, archdeacon of Suffolk, hon. canon Schoo~, built in 1857. with teacher's residence attached. for
of Norwich, and domestic chaplain to Lord Thur- 72 children; average attendance, 67; William Willey,
low. The Methodist New Connexion have a place master
Gibson Ven. Archdeacon Richard Brooks .A.mos. beer ret. &; mkt.gardnr Osborn Alfred, foreman to Lowestoft
Hudson M.A. Rectory Crack Joseph, shopkeeper Water Works
Harris Rev. John Philip Sidney RA. Gook William, farm bailiff to Thoma's Saunders Sam!. Chas. miller (wind)
(curate) Cook esq Sealey J onas, beer retailer
Hay Bichard Hay, Lound hall Gurney Robert, blacksmith Smith Stephen, market gardener
Moore Lawrence H. The Old Manor ho Horn John Holme, farmer &; overseer Taylor Henry, joiner
Page Henry. Myrtle cottage Horn William Parker. farmer Towlson J oseph, res. engineer at thfl
COMMERCIAL. Leggett Oharltt. (Mrs.), mrkt. grdnr Lowestoft Water Works
Bass Mrs. farmer, E'astwood farm. Mills Charles, market gardener Watson George. farmer
.Bristow Henry, Village Maid P.H Norton .A.lbert. boot maker

L 0 \V EST 0 FT.
LOWESTOFT is a bathing place, seaport, municipal
borough. the seat of an extensive fishery, and a market
town and parish, with a terminal station on the Great
Eastern railway. II3 miles from London by road, n6
by rail via Ipswich and East Suffolk branch of the
Groot Eastern railway, and I49~ by rail via Norwich, 10
south from Yarmouth. 23t south-east from Norwich,
101 east from Beccles and 44 north-east from Ipswich,
and is in the Northern division of the county and head
of a county court district, in the union, hundred and
petty sessional division of Mutford and Lothingland,
rural deanery of Lothingland. archdeaconry of Suffolk
and diocese of Norwich; the town stands upon the most
easterly point of land in England, on a lofty eminence
and commands an extensive view of the German Ocean.
The progress of this place since the formation of the
harbour and railway has been very rapid. Further
impetus has been given to the trade of the town by the
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
East Suffolk. section of the Great Eastern railway, which
conneets it with Ipswich, and forms a shorter route to
London. A direct line to Yarmouth has been made
via Marsh Junction, near Bt. Olave'3 6Ild dis.tant
14! miles.
.The harbour is formed by two piers, 1,300 feet in
length, inclosing, with the old harbour, an area of 20
aGres : at the extremity of each pier is a lighthouse,
showing a red light from sundown to sunrise: a dock
was opened in October, 1883, north of tRe nor~h pier,
with entrance through the latter, and comprises between
10 and I I acres: this dock, with its fillh market, is
for drift-net boats, and the old market is used for
trawl-net boats. The trawi basin was extended in 1892
in a. westerly direction, and now occupies the whole
barreL plain, making the new trawl basin about double
the size of the old one; this work became necessary
owing to the large number of smaeks fishing from
Lowestoft: the inner harbour consists of a piece of
water 2 miles in length, communicating with the river
Waveney, by which merchandise can h~ conveyed to
Beccles and Norwich: it has been of the greatest benefit
to the coasting trade 8S 8 harbour of refuge, many
lives and much property having been saved which
otherwise would have been swallowed up in the waters
of the German Ocean. Lowestoft is now an indepen-
dent port; and in 1852 its limits were extended from
League Hole to Thorpness and a legal quay appointed:
fishing boats and their implements are distinguished
by the letters L.T.; the Port Sanitary Authority was
constituted by the Act 42 and 43, Viet. c. 103 (1879)'
and there is So Custom house.
On So point of land about 120 feet above the sea, to the
north of the harbour, is the Upper Lighthouse, a circu-
lar tower, erected in 1676, rebuilt by order of the
Trinity House in 1873, and opened on the 16th of
February, 1874; it has a dioptric revolving light pro-
duced by a powerful lamp fixed in the centre of an
octagonal drum of lenses, with a revolution every four
minutes, showing a white light, visible for many rciles
every half-minute; a fixed red light; is thrown on to a
buoy at the edge of Corton sand. On the Denes btlueath
stands the Low Lighthouse, which is IIJl iron l'tructnre:
the light is oct!:ulted every half minute for ~he space of
five seconds.
The herring fishery, for which this town has a grow-
ing reputation, begins about a fortnight before Michael-
mas, and lasts till Martinmas, but So quantity of other
fish are also brought here, and a considerable number
of boats now frequent the port since the additional dock
and other facilities have been provided: before the com-
mencement of the herring season, many fishermen are
employed in the mackerel fishery. The Fish Market
consists of extensive ranges of buildings adjoining the
harbour, where the fish are landed and sold by auction,
and whence they are dispatched to the curing houses
in the neighbourhood and to London and other parts
by railway, lines of rail being laid across the streets
into the market; there are, in fac.t, two markets, one
solely for mackerel and herrings, and the other
for white fish; and about 1,000 smacks belong to this
port. The manufactures of the town consist of rope,
twine and oilcake; sailmaking, boat and ship building
Md coach building are also carried on and there are large
oil and flour mills; timber, ice, coals, pickles and pre-
served meats &c. are imported. The total value of the
imports of foreign and colonial merchandise into ]~owe­
stoft in 1898 was £138,269, and of exports £35,280.
In 1898 the number of British Isailing and steam
vessels that entered the port with cargoes and in ballast
were 50 of 16,380 tons, and in the foreign trade 150 of
24,314 tons. The number cleared were: British, 36 of
2,841 tonnage, and foreign, 124 of 14,087 tons. In the
general coasting trade 268 sailing vessels entered of 40,543
tons, and 42 cleared of 4,168 tons, and 224 steam vessels
entered with a tonnage of 21,052 and 173 cleared of
12,858 tons.
The number of vessels registered as belon~ing to the
port were in 1899, 554, with a tonnage of 25,583, of which
~nly 12 were steam 6hips; 482 boats of 18,806 tons were
registered under the "Sea Fisheries Act, 1868" (31 and
32 Vict. c. 45); and the number of resident men
a.nd boys employed in fishing about 3,500.
The town was incorporated by Royal Charter. dated
August 29th. 1885, and comprises the parishes of Lowe-
stoft and Kirkley within the boundary of the borough.
which is divided into four wards: the corporation con-
sisting of a mayor, 8 aldermen and 24 councillors. A
commission of the peace was granted to the borough 20
Sept. 1893.
This popular watering place consists of the old and
new towns; the former is yery straggling and being on
LOWESTOFT. 237
an elevation, there are slopes and steps called "Seores-'"
to the north beach. The declivity of the cliff here is
covered with hanging gardens or terraces planted with
trees and shrubs, and between these and the sea is a
tract of land called "The D~nes," with a large lak9'~
golf and cricket grounds, and an extensive range 04
buildings appropriated to the curing of fish: the town
is much frequented! as a bathing place; the shore ie
composed of a firm sand, intermixed with shingle and
very safe for bathing. The principal street of the old
town is about a mile in length.
South Lowestoft, a modern extension, is in the parisD
of Kirkley: here the Esplanade, with its long row of
semi-detached houses, commands a fine view of the 8ea~
and the Marine parade and the Wellington esplanade
are lined with houses of superior eharacter; many of
which are retained by county families for summer occu-
pation. The Esplanade, 800 yards in length, and the
South pier of the harbour, which it joins, form a
promenade of great extent. The new and old towns
are connected by a swing bridge across the harbour.
Gas and water are supplied by the Lowestoft Water and
Ga·s Company, established in 1853; the gasworks are on
the beach; the water is derived from an inland lake at
Bunker's Hill, in the parish of Lound, 5 miles north-west~
and is pumped into a large covered reservoir, north CIf
the town, holding 8,000,000 gallons.
The parish church of St. Margaret, half a mile west
of the town, is a building of stone in the Perpendicular
style, 184 feet in length and consisting of chancel, n!live~
aisles, porch with pa.rvise over, at the west end of the south
aisle, and! a. tower with spire, together 120 feet in
height, ,and containing one beI:I; the tower, which is the
oldest part of the church, dates from the first half of
the 13th century: the nave, aisles, chancel and porch
were built about 1483, and at this time the tower was
raised and the spire, which is of wood, covered with
lead, added: the length of the nave from the tower to
where the rood screen anciently stood is 122 feet, and
from thence to the east window 62 feet, making a total
of 184 feet: on the east side of 't'he porch are the re-
mains of an old sundial, the ironwork of the gnomon
stilI remaining: the entrance has some good groined
vaulting, and a central boss carved with a represellP
tation of the Trinity: at the north-west angle of the
tower· is a. long narrow opening, formerly used f()?
storing processional crosses and banners: the tower
arch is a very small one of the Decorated period: the
font, though much mutilated, is a fine example of Per-
pendicular work: on the south side of the chancel are
remains of a piscina and sedile: in the centre aisle is
the grave slab of Thoma!! Scroope, a Carmelite friar,
sometime Bishop of Dromore, in Ireland: he resigned
the see in 1424, and died at Lowestoft in 1491, aged 100,
and was buried in the middle of the chancel: the slab
is 8 feet 7 inches long by 3 feet 6 inches wide and had
a brass with three canopies ana side buttresses and a
figure of the bishop: the stained east window was
erected in 1891 as a memorial to Mrs. Youngman: the
principal portion of the south window in the chaneel
was painted by Robert AlIen, So native of Lowestoft.
and presented to the church by him in 1822: there is a
memorial window to Lady Smith, who died in 1877,
having nearly completed her I04th year; and others
to Mrs. Reeve, Mrs. Richard Reeve and Mrs. Preston:-
the church was thoroughly restored and resea.ted in
1871, under the superintendence of Mr. J. L. Clemence
F.R.I.B.A. at a cost of £5,000, when also an organ was
erected at a cost of £475, and in 1899 the roof of the-
nave was decorated under the direction of M. G. F. Bod-
ley A.R.A., F.S.A. The register, which is in excellent
preservation, dates from 1561; bound up with it is a
complete list of the incumbents of this parish from 130!!f
to the present time. The living is a rectory, net y'early
value £3°0, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Norwich, and held since 1889 by the Rev. Chas. D'Agui-
lar Lawrence M..!.. Christ Church, Oxford, rural deaJ'li
of Lothingland and hon. canon of Norwich.
St. Peter's, a chapel of ease to St. Margaret~s, was
built in 1833, and affords 700 sittings, of which 400'
are free.
St. John the Evang~list's is an ecclesiastical parish..
formed 19 Dec. 1854: the church, erected in 1853, at
a cost of £5,600, on the south side of the harbour, is a
building of Kentish rag and Caen stone, in the Decor-
ated style, from designs by Mr. J. L. Clemence
F.R.I.B.A. consisting of chancel, nave. transepts, aisle
and tower at the north-east angle, with spire and con-
taining 5 bells and an illuminated clock with chimes,
all p~aced in the tower in 1887 at; a total cost of £35°:
the aisle was addild in 1883, at a cost of £900:
there are some stained windows: the reredos was erected
 238 LOWESTOFT. SUFFOLK.
in 1899 3S a memorial of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee:
there are about 1,000 sittings. The register dates from
the year 1854. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£:;00, including I acre of glebe, Fith residence, in the
gift of the Church Patronage Society, and held since 1898
by the Rev. Sydenham Lynes Dixon, Th.Assoc. King's
College, London. In 1900 a new vicarage house was
provided on the sea. front.
Christ Church IS an ecclesiastical parish, formed 13
Nov. 1866: the church, erected on the Denes in 1868, at
a cost of £1,460, as a memorial to the Rev. Francis
Ounningham, a former vicar, is a structure of white
brick, with stone facings, in the Early English style,
standing north and south, and consisting of ehancel.
nave, aisles, south porch and a south-east tower with
spire containing 6 bells: in 1879, a large vestry and an
organ chamber with organ were added: in July, 1879,
a new aisle was erected at a cost of £95°: there are
about 750 sittings, of which 350 are free. The register
dates from the year 1869. The living is a vicarage,
Det yearly value £250, with residence, in the gift of
five trustees, and held .since 1890 by the Rev. David
Dickson, of· St. Aidans, who is also rector of Gunton,
and surrogate.
A new Catholic church is now (1900) in course of erec-
tion in Gordon road.
The Baptist Chapel, in London road, is an edifice of
ffint and brick, in the Gothic style, and wa.s opened in
Feb. 1899: the total cost amounting to £5,500; it con-
sists of a nave and aisle, divided by red granite columns
with carved stone capS' and moulded bases: there is a
. fine organ, and the chapel affords sitting,s for 500 persons.
There is a Particular Baptist chapel in Tonnin!f street,
built in 1860, and another at Kirkley, erected ill 1878.
'l'he Congregational church, London road, erected in
1855, affords 650 sittings. The Wesleyan chapel, High
street, built in 1862, is an edifice of white brick with Caen
stone dressings in the Italian style, from designs by Mr.
J. L. Clemence, and will seat 1,250 persons. The Metho-
dist Free church, London road, built in 1878 at & cost of
£8.200, is of brick and st-one in the Italian style, from
desigllil by Mr. John Johnson, architect, of London, and
has a tower with spire, togethe~ 100 feet in height: there
are 800 sittings.
The Primitive Methodist chapel, St. Peter's street,
built in 1876, seats about 200. That in Mill road, erected
in 1870, has 320 sittings, and there is another in Norwich
road, built in 1872 and seating about 80. The Sweden-
borgian, or New Jerusalem church, Milton road, was
erected in 1867, and affords 250 sittings. The Chri-stian
Meeting Room is in Ohapel street. The Sailors' Bethe!,
Battery Green road, was built in 1899, and will hold about
1,000 persons.
A Cemetery of I I ! acres, on the Beccles road, was
formed! in 1885; it contains a mortuary chapel, and is
under the control of the Town Council.
The Town Hall, erected in 1857, and rebuilt in 1899,
is a structure in the Italian style, with an illuminated
clock and bell: the large hall is ornamented with
pilasters, supporting a bold cornice and segmental
decorated ceiling; three of the windows are filled with
stained glass, presented by the late Sir Morton Peto
bart.: that at the west end is intended to commemorate
ilie union of France and England, during the Orimean
war of 1854-6, and wa~ designed by the late Mr. John
Thomas, and includes in the centre a representation of
the tournament of the Field of the Cloth of Gold, 7-25
.Tune, 1520, with effigies of St. Denis of France and
St. George of England; in the base are the respective
shields of both nations, and the national flags, together
with medaHion portraits of H.M. Queen Vietoria and
H.R.H. the late Prince Consort, the Emperor Napoleon
lli. and the Empress Eugenie: the whole is surrounded
by a rich bordering of roses and fleur-de-lis alternated:
this window was exJribited at the Paris Exhibition,
1855: the two smaller windows contain respectively the
arms of Sir Morton Peto bart. as lord of the manor,
and the arms of the town of Lowesroft.
In 1899 the front of the old Town Hall having been taken
down for the purpose of widening High street, some
adjoining properties were purchased and the Town Hall
and Municipal Offices facing Compass street, rebuilt,
under the direction of Mr. G. H. Hamby, the borough
engineer, at a cost of about £4.000.
The market IWd rights were transferred to the corpora-
·tion in 1887: the market place is in High street: the
market is on Wednesday, and annual fairs are held on
May 13 and Oct. I I for small wares.
There are a number of ancient charities and six alms-
houses, built in 1838, for six of the poorest master fisher-
men of Lowestoft.
The Hospital, erected in 1881-2, at a cost, including site,
[KELLY'S
of about £7,000, is a structure of red brick and stone in a
plain Italian style, from designs by Mr. J. L. Clemence~
the principal front towards the south is about 150 feet
long and two stories in height: in the centre on the first
story is an open arcade or veranda.h, intended for the use
of convalescents: the dispensary for out-door patients i,
on the ground floor at the east end of the building, and ia
approached from Tennyson road: the building also com-
prises a waiting room, consulting room and board room.
The Small Pox and Fever Hospital or Sanitorium, in
Rotterdam road, was built in 1893, and contains 35 beds.
The Convalescent Home, near Belle Vue Park, was
established in 1877, for persons of either sex likely to be
benefitted by sea bathing or a temporary residence at the
seaside: it is primarily intended for Norwich, East Nor-
folk and East Suffolk, but it is Qpen to patients from other
localities: there are beds for about 54 persons.
The premises of the Young Men's Christian Association
were built in 1886, at a cost of £1.500, including furnish-
ing, andJ contains a news room, library and a gymnasium.
There are two Masouic Lodges here, and one Royal.A.rch
Chapter. St. Margaret's Lodge meets at the Royal Hotel
on the second Monday in every month, Waiter .lames,
W.M.; the Unity Lodge, at the Masonic Hall, on the
Tuesday before full moon in each month, Frederick
Spashett, W.M.; and the Royal Arch Chapter, every
three months at the Suffolk Hotel, K. Rix, M.E.Z.
The County Police Station here was built in 1875.
On the beach north of the harbour are the hot and cold
sea-water baths of Mr. David Cook. There are also hot
andl cold sea-water baths at South Lowestoft•
Belle Vue Park, on the summit of the cliffs, a short dis-
tance beyond the Upper Lighthouse, and opened in 1874,
was formed out of what originaJly was an open heath,
covered with gorse; several acres have been inclosed and
tastefully laid out with paths and terraces and planted
with flowers and shrubs, intermixed with the gorse, and
the site affords fine views seawards. At the foot of the
cliffs is a fountain, the water of which has medicinal pro-
pertiel. The Ravine Bridge, presented to the town
by William Youngman esq. first Mayor of Lowestoft, and
opened 29 Aug. 1887, is an elegant structure of red brick
and ironwork, designed by Mr. R. Parkinson, engineer of
the Eastern and Midlands railway, with a span of 70 feet,
and an elevation of 30 feet from the ravine: the width be-
tween the rails is 7 feet; at the park end are two stones
with inscriptions let into the brickwork.
Sparrow's Nest Park, sometimes called Cl Victoria
Park," was purchased by the Corporation in 1897, and
laid out in such a. manner as to preserve the natural
beauties of the site; about one-third of the total area
consists of well-wooded grassy slopes, in which is a spring
of mineral water; at the foot of these slopes is Sparrow's
Nest House, formerly the residence of Baron Alderson
and his daughter, the late Marchioness of Salisbury:
attached is a small conservatory well stocked with flowers,
and an extensive range of glass houses: during July,
ARgust and September, afternoon open-air concerts are
held daily, and two illuminated fetes per month are
given; a band also plays here three evenings per week
during the season.
The area of the parish is 1,443 acres of land, 56 of tidal
water and 41 of foreshore; rateable value, £92,076; and
the population in 1861 was 9,534, and in 1871 W8IS 13,623,
and in 1881 was 16,755; the population of the borough in
1881 waa 19,696, in 1891 was 23,143.
KIRKLEY, otherwise South Lowestoft, is a parish
adjoining Lowestoft, and commands a fine view of the
German OCeIoD. The church of St. Peter, situated on a
hill and serving as a landmark to mariners, after having
lain in ruins since the time of the Protectorate, was partly
rebuilt in 1750, and is an edifice of flint with stone bcings,
in a quasi-Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave,
aisles, north and south porches, sid'e chapel and an em-
battled western tower 72 feet in height,containing one bell :
in 1896 E. K. Harveyesq. presented a clock. which strikes
the quarters and hours on a deep-toned bell: in 1875 the
nave was rebuilt and divine service resumed by the Rev.
William Watson English D.D. rector (1875-85), and the
restoration was completed by the Rev. Eustace Tennyson
D'Eyncourt Jesse M.A. late rector (1885-90), the church
being enlarged! by the erection of a side chapel, north
aisle and north porch, and in 1887 a south porch was
erected by Edward Kerrison Harvey esq. to the memory
of his wife, and a brass with an inscription placed in it: at
the same time a screen with well-carved figures, and a
cross 7! feet in height, was erected to her memory, a
memorial brass being also placed by her daughters: in
1896 this screen was replaced by a handsome iron screen,
the rood screen being re-erected in 1899 in St. Matthew's
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK.
anission churoh: in the porch is a brass cross inscribed
to the Rev. Francis Drocus Lempriere M.A. 6 former
rector, d. 23 Oct. 1875, to whom there is also a memorial
window, erected by his widow in 1887: a new organ hall
been erected, at a cost of £2,000, and a lectern presented
by Edward Kerrison Harvey esq. : there are 1,100 sitting•.
The registers date from the year 1799, having been pre-
vious to this date incorporated with those of Pakefield.
The living is a J'ectory, net yearly value £200, with 30
acres of glebe, in the gift of trustees, and held since 1898
by the Rev. Henry Cockayne M.A. of University College,
Oxford. St. Matthew's Mission church, erected in
1899 in a poor and populous part of the parish, at a cost
of upwards of £1,5°0, is a half-timbered structure, and
seats 500 persons. The Rev. Percy Douglas Hodges M.A.
of Selwyn College, Cambridge, is curate in charge.
A Congregational church is now (1900) in construction,
on a site given by the late Mr. J. J. Colman, from plans
prepared by Mr. George Baines F.R.I.B.A. arehitect, 5
Clement's inn, London WC, and 125 London road, Lowes-
toft, at an estimated cost of £3,063; the building will
LOWESTOFT. 239
be faced with red facing-bricks, with white Costessey
brick-block dressing. and stone, and consist of a wide
nave separated from the choir by a atone arch supported
by green marble shafts ha.ving moulded bases and carved
capitals, two vestries in the ;rear and a large church
parlour; the church. when completed, will seat 462
persons.
. The Cemetery, 4 acres in extent, was formed in 188o;
it has two mortuary chapels, and is under the control of
the Town Council acting as a Burial Board. An allotment
of land, awarded at the time of the inclosure, now lets
for £170 a year, which amount is distributed in coals to
the poor, and help. to BuppOrt provident clubs. There
are many good lodging houses here. Mr. C. rW.
Willett is lora of the manor. The principal land-
owners are Messrs. Lucas Brothers, Thomas Hubbard
Leggett esq. and John Wilson esq. The area is 547 acrea
of land, 4 of tidal water and 27 of foreshore; rateable
value, £31,°47; the population in 18181 was 2,941, and
in 1891 was 4,189, and estimated in 1900 at 6,000.
Acting Parish Clerk, James Barcham, 8 Gr08venor rd.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOOAL INSTITUTIONS &c

Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Brown W. Palgrave esq. Southtown, Great Yarmouth
Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office, London road. 'Buxton Henry Edmund esq. Fritton, Yarmouth
-George Robshaw, postmaster Coombe Edward Henry Harvey esq. Ferryside house,
H-ours of Attendance.-Fol' sale of stamps, registration of Southtown, Yarmouth
letters &c. week days, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; sundays, 8 to Foster H. Seymour esq. M.P. 26 The BoItons, London SW
10 a.m. ; postal orders, week days, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. ; Fowler Ernest William esq. Gunton Old hall, Lowestoft
payment of postal orders, week days, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. ; Fowler G. G. esq. Gunton Old Hall, Lowestoft
Money ord'er, sa.vings bank withdrawals, Government Ha,rvey Edward Kerrison esq. 20 Esplanade, Lowestoft
annuity & insurance business &; issue of licenses, week Larkman George James esq. Belton, near Yarmouth
days, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; savings bank deposits, week Lucas Alfred George esq. Kirkley cliff, Lowestoft
days, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; telegraph business, week days, Mobbs William esq. 48 Alexandra road, Lowestoft
7 a.m. to la p.m.; sunda.ys, 8 to 10 a.m. &; 5 to 6 p.m. Orde Charles Somerville esq. Hopton house, Yarmouth
On Bank Holidays, money order, postal order, savings Peto LawT"nce Jas. esq. Manor ho. Blundeston. Lowestoft
bank & insurance &; annuity business suspended at 12 Preston Benjamin esq. North End, Lowestoft
noon Reeve Commander Chas. R.N. Gisleham lodge, Lowestoft
Inward Mails.-Hours of Delivery:- Rix Kerry. 'Somerleyton. Lowestoft
Seppings Lieut.-Col. Henry, St. Margaret's, Lowestoft
Letters and Parcels. Stewart Col. Harry Hutchinson Aug. Hopton hall, Yarmth
From all parts of United Kingdom, foreign &; local letters Woods F. Hardwick esq. Blundston, Lowestoft
&;c. 7 &; 10 a.m. &; I p.m.; from all parts of United Youell Edward Pitt esq. Beacons hill, Martlesham, Wood-
Kingdom, foreign &; local letters &;c. 5 &; 7.30 p.m.; bridge .
delivery 6.50 & 9.50 a.m. & 12.50 & 7.20 p.m Youngman William esq. High street, Lowestoft
Outward Mails.-Dispatches, 6, 6.5°,7.20,7.4°, 8.20, 9.40, T,he Mayor of Lowestoft &; tJie Chairman of the Mutford
10.40 & XI.l'5 a.m. &; 12.30, 12.50, 2, 2.45, 3, 3.30, 6 &; Lothingland Rural District Council for thQ time being,
&; 7.20 p.m.; 5.15 p.m. to London. in connection with are ex-officio magistra.t6S'
supplementary night & midnight dispatches ;8. IS p.m. Clerk to the Magistrates, F. S. Ellen M.A., LL.M. Lon-
*night mails to London &; all parts; parcels, 8. IS p.m don road
* These mails are dispatched on sundays the same as on Petty Sessioni held every wednesday at the Police court
week days at I I a.m. The Petty Sessional division comprises the
t*Branch Office, Fish market.- , sub- parishes of-Ashby, Barnby, Belton, Blundeston, Brad·
postmaster. Telegraph open fro~ 6 a.m. to 6 p.m well, Burgh Castle, Carlton Colville, Corton, Flixton,
Town Sub-Post Offices. Hours of Collection:- Fritton, Gisleham, Gunton, Herringfleet, Hopton, Kes-
*Haward street. J. Clare, sub-postmaster. Week days, singland, Lound, Mutford, Oulton, PakefienI, Rushmere
1 & Somerleyton
3,45, 9. 5 &; 10·5 a.m. & 1·5, 2.15, 4·45, 6·30 AI; 7·30
p.m.; sundays, 3.45 a.m. &; 6 p.m CORPORATION.
*Lowestoft Beach.-A. J. Gissing, Bub-postmaster.
18 99- 1900 •
Week days, 4. IS, 9 &; 10 a.m. AI; I, 2, 4·30. 6 & 7. IS
p.m.; sundays, 4. IS a.m. & 6 p.m Mayor Councillor Ernest Edward Johnson.
:t:*North Lowestoft. John Robert Cooper, sub-postmag.. Deputy Mayor Councillor Charles Young Fry.
ter. Week days, 4, 9.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 1.3°, 2.30, 5, Aldermen.
6.30 & 7.45 p.m.; sundays, 4 a.m. & 6.30 p.m *Robert Brame Capps AdamAdams
t*Pakefield. W. Allen, sub-postmaster. Week days, *Thomas Hobson J ames Beckett, jun
8.15, 10 &; XI.l0a.m. &; 2. 7.15 &; 9 p.m.; sundays, 6 *Henry Jefferies William Mobbs
p.m. Telegraph office open on 'Sundays from 8 to 10 a.m *Ebenezer TuttIe William Youngman
t*Sout"h Lowestoft. J. Coleman, sub-postmaster. Week,
days, 5, 8·45 &; 10.15 a.m. AI; I, 2.15, 4.15, 6.15 & 7.30 North Ward.
p.m.; sundays,s a.m. &; 6.15 p.m *Edward Fisher tJohn WaIter Brooke
*West Lowestoft. S. Calver, sub-postmaster. Week *Charles Henry Jacobs tyrederick J oseph Hook
days, 3.45, 9 &; 10 a.m. & I, 2,4.3°,6.15 &; 7.15 p.m. ; tCharIes Young Fry .tPam White Watson
sundays, 3.45 a.m. &; 6 p.m
East Ward.
* Money Order, Savings Bank, Insurance &; Annuity busi- *Arnall Brame Capps
ness transacted at these offices. t Henry Harmer Copeman
*Edward Firman Thain tLa.ncelot Francis Orde
tTelegraph, Telegraph Money Order &; Express Delivery t WaIter Frederick Rice tArthur Stebbings
office.
West Ward.
tTelegrams can be handed in only, & telegraph money
orders are issued, but not paid. *Henry George Jones tEdward Charles Titcomb
*John Smith tBenjamin Mummery
OOUNTY MAGISTRATES tHenry Robert Boardley tJames Jackman
For Mutford & Lothingland Petty Sessional Division. South Ward. .
Leathes Col. Hill Mussenden,Hernngfleet Mll (chairman) *Alfred George Notley tAlfred George Lucas
Orossley Sir Savile Brinton bart. Somerleyton hall, *William John Wilton • tHenry Jonathan Ea'3taugh
Lowestoft tBenj. Masterson Bradbeer tErnest Edward Johnson
Lucas Sir Thomas bart. D.L. 128, Kensington Palace gar- Marked thus * retire in November, 1900.
dens, London W Marked thus t retire in November, 190I.
Tacon Sir Thomas Henry D.L. IS Esplanade, Lowestoft Marked thus t retire in November, 1902.
Adams Adam esq. 94 Denmark road, Lowestoft Marked thus § retire in November, 1903.
 240 LOWESTOFT. SUFFOLK.
Officers of the Corporation.
Town Clerk &; Clerk to the District Council. Port Sani-
tary Authorities &; School Attendance Committee, Robt.
Beattie Nicholson, IIS High -street
Treasurer, William Loveys Dunfee
Medical Officer of Health, John Edward O'Connol" M.B.,
B.Ch., D.P.H., F.S.S. Town Hall, High street
Sqrveyor, George Henry Hamby, Town hall
Assistant Surveyor, Edward Y. Saundel1S', Town hall
Accountant, Joseph Edward Cook, 30 High street
Sanitary Inspector, Philip Kett, Town hall
Collector, F. Gage, 135 Clapham road
School Attendance Officers, William Foster Cobb, 67 St.
Margaret's Toad &; Alfred Randlesome, 3 Lawson road,
Kirkley
Borough Magistrates.
Chairman for the time being, the Mayor.
Adams Adam, 94 Denmark road
Balls William Thomas, 20 High street
Beckett James, 12 Church road
Bradbeer Benjamin Masterton, Withersbank, Kirkley
Clarke George E. 129 London road
Clemence John Louth, 14 Marine parade
Eastaugh Henry Jonathan, Horn hill
Hobson Thomas, 33 Arnold street
Jefferies· Henry, Brachen Dene, Gunton cliff
Johnson Ernest Edward, Bank house, Kirkley
Jones William Richard, 128 Denmark road
J ones Henry George, 86 Clapham road
Mobbs William, 48 Alexandra road • Pender &; George Norron, keepers
Notley Alfred George, Venlaw, Kirkley
Sayer Hobert, Inverary, London road lilOuth
Stringfield William, St. Cyres, London road
Worthington J ames C. 28 Marine Parade
Clerk, F. S. Ellen M.A., LL.M. London road
Courts held monday &; thursday at I I a.m
PORT SANITARY AUTHOBiITY.
The Corporation are the Auvhority, meet at the Town hall
Clerk, R. B. Nicholson, IIS High street
Medical Officer of Health, John Edward O'Connor M.B.,
RCh., D.P.H. Town hall, High street
Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Augustine Marshall
M.D., D.P.H. 145 London road south
Inspeotor of Nuisances, PhiHp Kett, Town hall
SUB-COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS.
(Captain Henderson &; F. Spashett.)
Custom House, Harbour
MUTFORD &; LOTHINGLAND RURll. DISTRIOl'
OOUNCIL.
Meets on the last thurs. in each month at 2.30 p.m.
Chairman, K. Rix J.P. &merleyton
Clerk, Frank Peskett, London road
Treasurer, H. E. Buxton, Bank, Great Yarmouth
Medical Officer of Health, Surgeon Lieut.-Col. Cadge,
Carlton Colville
Road Surveyor, A. J. Firby, Ivy cot. Carlton Colville
Inspector of Nuisances, Arthur Smith, Oulton Broad
VICE-CONSULS.
Foreign Passport Agent &; Danish, Russian, Spanish,
Netherlands & Belgian Vice-Consul, Benjamin Master·
son Bradbeer, Baltic chambers, Waveney road
German Empire, B. S. Bradbeer, 62 London road
Netherlands, B. M. Bradbeer, Waveney road
Spain, B. M. Brad.beer, Baltic chambers, Waveney road
Sweden &; Norway, Frederick Spashett, Waveney cham-
bers, Waveney road
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemetery, Beccles road, Robert Beattie Nicholson, IIS
High street, clerk; Edward Nichols, superintendent
Coast Guard Station, Battery green, Charles Johnson,
chief officer, &; 10 men
Convalescent Home, Fairfield house, Belle Vue park,
WiUiam Arthur Shann M.B. &; M. L. Hepburn M.D.
medical officers; Miss Stephanie Harvey, lady supt
County Court Office, London road; His Honor H. Eard-
ley-Wilmot, judge; Frederick Robert Welchman, regis-
trar &; high bailiff &; district registrar of the High
Court of Justice. Courts held at Court Crown street,
monthly. The district of the court comprise9 the fol-
lowing places:-Ashby, Barnby, Blundeston, Carlton
Colville, Corton, Flixton, Gisleham, Gunton, Herring-
fleet, Kessingland, Kirkley, Normanston, Lound, Lowes-
toft, Mutford, Saint Olaves, Oulton, Pakefield, Rush-
mere &; Somerleyton
[KELLY'S
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that 01
Yarmouth; Harry Pearce Gould, 8 King street, Nor.
wich, official receiver .
Certiied Bailifflil under "Law of Dis-tress Amendment
Act," Robert Stephen Gidney, 79 St. Peter's st.; Wm.
Thomas Balls, London road &; Alfred George Notley.
Royal Thoroughfare
County Police Station, Police Station road, Edward Chas.
Shipp, superintendent; George Roxby, inspector;
Arthur Wilson, Walter Ruffies, Arthur Botwright &ii
George Revel, sergeants; WaJter Roper, aoting se:c-
geant &; 28 constables
Custom House, near the Harbour, Jeffrey Brownin~, col·
lector of customs &; receiver of wreck; deputy, Joh))
Ritchie; J. S. D. Attwooll &; James Terry, preventive
officers
Fire Engine &; Fire Escape Houses, St. Peter's street:
keys kept at superintendent Mitchell's, 28 Queen's rd.
&; at 17 Ohapel .gI;.; &; 24 men &; 3 manual engines
General Hospital, Frank Peskett, hon. sec.; J. E. Cook,
accountant; Fredk. Morse, treasurer; J ames Copland
Worthington L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. consulting
surgeon; Henry Bourne Walker L.R.C.P.&S.Edin., W.
A. Shann M.B., M.R.C.S.Eng. &; W. L. Bell M.D'.,
C.M. surgeons; Harold Muir Evans M.D., M.R.C.S.
Eng., Malcolm L. Hepburn M.D., F.B.C.S.Eng. &; Wile
son Tyson B.A., B.C., M.R.C.S.Eng. assistant SUIt-
geons; w. Stringfield L.D.S.lrel. dental surgeon; Miss
H. Howes, matron
High Lighthouse, High .street, Edwin White Nott, John
Low Lighthouse, Beach, Alfred White Nott, keeper
Lifeboat Station, North. Beach, William Capps &; John
Mewse, coxswains
Public Library, The Marina, Miss Kate Durrant, librarian;
A. G. Notley, secretary
Sailors' &; Fishermen's Home, 20 &; 2l Commercial road
(Ebenezer Tuttle, soo.)
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society, Thomas Elven Thirtl&.
hon. agent
Stamp Office, London road, George Robshaw, Post office.
sub-distributor
Town Hall, High street
YEOMANRY CAVALRY.
Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry (Duke of York's Own Loyal
Suffolk Hussars), Detachment of C. Squadron; Capt.
the Hon. D. A. Tollemache, commanding; R. O. Kerri-
son, lieutenant; Squadron Sergeant-Major Howe, drill
instructor •
VOLlJNTEERS.
NOlrfolk 1st Artillery (Eastern Division) Royal Garrison
Artillery; head quarter-s', Drill hall, Arnold street.;
Captain &; Hon. Major Frank Peskett; E. E. Gabriel.
captain; P. Wiltsliire &; A. Notley, lieutenants;. Sur-
geon-Captain H. Muir Evan·s, medical officer; Rey.
Canon C. D'A. Lawrence M.A. acting chaplain; Sergt.-
Major George Ault R.A. drill instructor
2nd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk Regiment (I &; K com-
panies); head quarters, The Armoury, Commercial
road; Capt. Frank Money, E. C. Titcomb &; F. H.
. AlIen, lieutenants; Sergeant E. Powley" drill instructor-
MUTFORD &; LOTHINGLAND UNION.
The Union is governedl by 5<f guardians, elected. triennially.
The union of Mutford &; Lothingland comprises the
following places :-Ashby, Barnby, Belton, Blundeston,
Bradwell, Burgh Castle, CarIton Colville, Corton,
Flixton, Fritton, Gisleham, Gunton, Herringfleet,
Hopton, Kessingland, Kirkley, Lound, Lowe-
stoft, Mutford, Oll1ton, Pakefield, Rushmere &;
iSomerleyton. The area is '30,71~ acres; as&essable
vaJue in 1900, £170,231; the population of the Union
in 11891 was 34,.815
Board day, alternate tuesdays at 10.30 a.m. at the work-
house, Oulton
Ohairman of the, Board of Guardians, W. Mobbs J.P.
Alexander road
Clerk to the Guardians, Frank Peskett, 157 London road
Treasurer, Henry Edmund Buxton, Great Yarmouth
Relieving &; Vaccination Officers, Belton District, Mrs.. In.
Arrowsmith, Belton; Kessingland District, Robert
Soanes, Lily house, London road south; Lowestoft
District, William Dawson Hayes, 2 Regent rd.Lowestoft
Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Belton District,
John Bately M.D. High street, Gorleston; Kessingland'
District, WaIter Berry M.D. Richmond house, Londou
road, South Lowestoft; Lowestoft District, John
Percival Smith L.R.C.P.Edin. Aston lodge, London
road, Lowestoft
Superintendent Registrar, Thom!\s Simpson Allerton, 49-
High street
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Belton Sub-district, Mrs.
_Arrowsmith, Belton; deputy, W. W. Young, Bel-
.ton; Kessingland Sub-district, Robert Soones, Lily
house, London road, iKi:rkJey; depuUy, Rober!; W.
Gyton, Carlton road, Kirkley; Lowestoft Sub-district,
·Chambers Edward Allerton, 43 St. Peter's street
Lowestoft; deputy, Frank Gage, Lowestoft
Registrar of Marriages, Albert Crisp, 22 High tltreet
'The Workhouse, Oulton, a structure of brick, built about
1765, will hold 282 inmates; George Cleverley" master;
Bev. Joseph Cooper, vicar of Corton, is chaplain; John
Percival Smith L.R. C.P. Edin. medical officer; Mrs.
Cleverley, matrop.
School Attendance Committee.
Clel'k, Frank Peskett, 157 London road
Lowestoft Charity Board.
Appointed by an Order of the Board of Charity Commis-
sioners, November 9th, J!8i8'8.
Trustees:
Rev. C. D. Lawrence Thomas Elven Thirtle
WilIiam Maddison Arthur Stebbings
William Thomas Balls Henry Jefferies
William Youngman James Reckett, jun
Charles Reeve F. Morse
William Rix Seago Richard Leach
Robert Brame Capps Thomas Hobson
AdamAdams
And the Mayor for the time being.
Clerk to ,the Board, Frank Peskett.. 157 London road
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistant Overseer, Charles Cannell Chatten, 102 High Ht
Chief Officer of Coastguard, Charles Johnson, Battery gn
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, Thomas Simspon
Allerton, 48 High street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Sewers for Blything, Mut-
ford, Lothingland & Wangford Hundreds, Frederick
George Mayhew, 48 High street
Collector of Customs, J effrey Browning, Harbour
Chief Clerk & Cashier for Harbour Dues, George Albert
Booth, Custom House buildings
Collector of Income & Property Tax. Lowestoft, Herbert
Frederick Smith, 1125 London road
Collector for Poor Rates for Lowestoft, George. B. Wigg,
102 High street (No. 2 district)
Coroner for Suffolk, Charles Walter Chaston, 10 Beach
road; res. Mendham. Harleston
District Registrar of the High Court of Justice. Frederick
Robert Welchman. 141 London road
Harbour Master, Henry Jago Henderson; deputy, Charles
Moore; office, Harbour
Inland Revenue Officer, John Kirby Gee, Custom house
-IIll!pector of Fish Markets, Georgeo Annison, 13a, Trawl
Fish market
Inspector of Weights< &; Measures (Northern Division of
East Suffolk), William Edward Giraud, 140 High street
Lloyds' Agent, Frederick Spashett, Waveney chambers.
Waveney road
Lowestoft &; Kirkley Burial Boards. under the Town a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m. Rev. WI1lIam Martm,
Council
Robert Beattie Nicholson, clerk, I IS High street
Lowestoft Charity Board, Frank Peskett. clerk. 157
London Toad
Receiver of Wreck, Jeffrey Browning, Custom house
Sub-Commissioners of PilO'ts, Captain Henderson &; F.
Spashett, Custom House
Sub-Distributor of Stamps, George Robshaw, post office,
London road
.superintendent of Police. Edward Chas. Shipp, Arnold st
NEWSPAPERS.
Lowestoft Journal & Visit{):M' List. published every friday
{Arthur Stebbings, publisher), next the. Public Hall,
London road
Lowestoft Standard, published every friday (Norfolk Daily
Standard Co. Ltd. of Norwich, publishers), Custom Science, Art &; Technical Schools, Clapham road, Edward
House buildings
ttoowestoft Weekly Press. published friday (the Norfolk
New9 Co. Lim. of Norwich. proprietors &; publishers). St. Margaret's National, St Margaret's plain, for 265
office, 147 London road
'Eastern Daily Press, Eastern Evening News, &; Norfolk
News (weekly), (the Norfolk News Co. Limited, of
Norwich, proprietors &; publishers); branch office, 1471' St. Margaret's National (girls), Hig-h street, for 226 girls;
Londvn road
LOWESTOFT.
PLACES OF WORSHIP. with times of Services.
St. Margaret's Church, Rev. Charles D'.Aguilar Lawrence
M.A. rector; Rev. John Cosham Vawdrey M.A. Rev.
Henry Evan Brandram Peele M.A. & Rev. Thomas John
Perown9 M.A. curates; II a.m. &; 3 &; 6.30 p.m
Christ Church, The Beach. Rev. David Dickson, vicar;
I I a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
St. Peter's, St. Peter's street (Chapel of Ease to St. Mar-
garet's). I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
St. John's, London road, South Lowestoft. near the
Harbour, Rev. Sydenham Lynes Dixon T.A.K.C.L.
vicar;, I I a.m. &; 3.1:$ & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.;
fri. 12 noon k saints' days
St. Peter's, Kirkley, Rev. Henry Cockayne M.A. rector;
Rev. G. J. Champion B.A. curate; services, sunday,
holy communion. 8 a.m.; matins & sermon, XL a.m. ;
holy eucharist (choral), 12 noon; litany, 3 p.m.; chil-
dren's service, 3.30 p.m.; evensong &; sermon. 6.30
p.m.; week days, mono tues. thUTS. sat. matins, 7.30
a.m.; holy communion, 8 a.m. ; wed. &; fri. holy com-
munion, 7 a.m.; matins &; litany. 11.30 a.m.; even-
song daily 5.30 p.m. Saints' days, holy oommunion 7 &;
8 a.m. ; matins, II.30; evensong &; sermon, 7.30 p.m
St. Matthew's Mission Church, Colville road, Kirkley;
Rev. Henry Cockayne M.A. rector; Rev. P. D. Hedges
M.A. priest in charge; services, .sunday, holy com-
munion, 8 a.m.; holy eucharist (choral), Ib a.m.;
matins &; sermon, I I a.m.; litany &; instruction, 3.30
p.m.; evensong &; sermon, 6.30 p.m. Week days, holy
communion, daily 7 a.m.; matins, 7.30 a.m.; evensong,
5.30 p.m. except friday, when it is at 7.30 p.m.
with address; saints' days, evensong &l sermon. 7.30
p.m. (on the eve.),; holy communion, 7 a.m
Our Lady Star of the Sea, Catholic, Gordon road,
Rev. Alexander Scott, priest ; holy commUJIlion,
8.30. &; mass, 10.30 a.m.; holidays of obligation mass.
9 a.m.; evening service, 7 p.m.; daily mass. 8 a.m. ;
thurs. evening service, 7 p.m
Baptist. London road. Rev. J. Miller Hamilton; 10.45
a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; mono 8 p.m
Baptist (Particular), Tonning street, Rev. H. D. Tooke;
10.45 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. wed. 8 p.m.
Congregational, London road, Rev. Samuel Bames Driver;
10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, St. Peter's)
st.; 10.30 a.m. & 6,30 p.m. ; I
tues. 7·30 p.m. R F . C F &;
Primitive Methodist Norwich I'd . ev. ranClS . rance
&; 6 0' • d" ~Rev.GeOrge W. Bryant.;
10·3° a.m. .3 p.m.• we. Re Th sW'R
7.30 p.m. v. oroa . ous,
Primitive Methodist, Mill road; I supernumerary
10.45 a.m. &; 6,30 p.m.; tues. !
7.45 p.m. )
Sailors' Bethel, Battery Green road,- Samuel Cornish
Rowe, missionary; 10.45 a.m. 3 & 6.30 p.m
Swedenborgian or New Church, Milton road; I I a.m. &;
6.30 p.m
united Methodist Free Church, London road; Rev. John
Hy. Burkitt; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
') Rev. Arthur Wilkinson &;
Wesleyan, High street,; 10.30 I Rev. George Christopher
a.m. & 6,3° p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m. Main;
J supernumeraries
Christian Meeting Room, Chapel street; 2.30 &; 6.30
p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m
Mission to Seamen (The) Institute, Suffolk road; Chris-
topher John Heppell, reader in charge; I I a.m. 3 -&
6.30 p.m.; wed. fri. &; sat. 8 p.m
SCHOOLS.
Wilde's Foundation, Wilde's score, was founded by John
Wilde for the education of 40 boys in the Latin tongue.
but under an order of the Court of Chancery the number
of foundationers has been increased to 60; the endow-
ment consists of land in the parish of Whorlingham,house
property in High street. & land & houses in Becc1es
road, Lowestoft; the S'Chool now ranks a9 a higher
elementary school; Arthur George Amoss, master
A Fras~r, art master; F. W. Woodcock B.A., B.Sc.
Lond. scien~e master; Robt. Beattie Nicholson, hon. sec
boys & 265 girls; average attendance, 250 boys &; 250
girls; Charles Arlhur Fordham, master; Miss Swift,
mistress; the sohool has an endowment of £12 yearly
average attendance, 181; Mrs. H. D. Flowers, mistress
SUI' FOLK
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Christ Church, Whapload road (infants), erected in 1883,
for 300 children; average attendance, 204; Miss Jane
Beales, mistress . British (girls &; infants), Arnolld street, built in 1884, for
Clapham Road (infants), built for 195 children; average
attendance, 175; Miss Minna Cann, mistress
St. Andrew's Roman Hill National (infants), built in 1890,
for 257 children; average attendance, 213; Miss Eva
Lawrence, mistress
St. John'.s Infant, Hervey street, for 266 children; average
attendance, 230; Miss Alice Mills, mistres's
St. John's National, London road south, erected in 1854,
for 273 boys, 239 girls; average attendance, 220 boys,
210 girls; Andreas Loose, master; Miss Gertrude
Gerold, mistress
The School Board of· 9 members formed in 1893 for
Lowestoft &; Kirkley; Robert Beattie Nicholson, clerk,
II5 High street; W. F. Cobb, 67 St. Margaret's road,
&; Alfred Ra,ndlesome, 3 Lawson road, school attendance
officers
Kirkley Board School (mixed), Morton road, erected in
1896 for 250 boys &; girls &; 300 infants; In. Munnings,
head master; Miss Constance Strickland, infants'
mistress
Lowestoft (Board), Chnrch road, erected in 1896 for 250
boys, 250 girls &; 300 infants; Frederick John Ratcliffe,
master; Miss Maud Strickland, mistres~ girls; Miss
Kate Robinson, infants
;Kirkley Board, erected in 1,899 in Lovewell road (girls ,&
:infants), for 250 girls ~ 300 infants; Miss Susan
Atcheson. mistress; Mrs. Knights, infants' mistress
[KELLY'S
Mariners' Score (boys &; girls) built in 1846 for 182 ~
average attendance, 169 ; Edwin Atkins', masiier
140 infants &; 21 I girls; average attendance, infants.
II9, girls 188; Miss Edith Frost, mistress
British, London road (boys), enlarged in 1875 &; again in
1889, for 322 boys ; average attendance, 28o; James
Lavender Freeman, master
Wesleyan Day, Flensburg street, Tonning street, erected
in 1869, for 139 boys, 108 girls; average attendance..
120 boys, go girls; George William Tillett, master;.
Mw' Lilly M. Hammond, mistress
RAILWAY.
Great Eastern terminus, Denmaxk road, James William
Smith, station master
CARRIERS.
Beccles-Huson, from 'Globe,' High street, mono wed_
&; sat. at 4
Wre.ntbam Squire, from 'Blue Anchor,' daily, at 4
Yarmouth Edward Bowles, from' Three Herrings,' High
street, daily
WATER CONVEYANCE.
London - Steamers load at Harrison's wharf, S'~
Katherine's, London, wed. &; sat.; agents &; owners~
Lowestoft, John Crisp &; Son, Commercial road
Norwich, Beccles &; Bungay (John Crisp &; Son)-Steam
barge leaves Commercial road mono &; thurs

Bate George, Park road j Blogg William,34 Grosvenor rd.Kirkley-

PRIVA.TE RESIDBNTS., Bate Mrs. Woodside, Park road Bo'b'bett Mrs. 41 Arnold street
Abbott Edmund, 86 St. Peter street Bates Frederick, Burleigh, Kirkley Cliff BOg'g'is Robert, 6 Richmond pt Kirkley
Abbott John Ibroob Freeman, 13 St. road, Kirkley Bond Mrs. 154 Denmark road
Marga.ret's plain Baugh Edwd. Ernest,I35 ISt.Peter's st Bond Mrs. 3'33 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Abbott Mrs. 36 Windsor rd. Kirkley Bauley William, Lorne house, Lorne Bonny Mrs. 25 Cleveland rd. Kirkley
Adams Adam. J.P. 94 Denmark road terrace, Pakefield road, Kirkley Booth George Albert, 6 St. Aubyn's
Adams Frank, 15.5 'St. Peter's street Baxter Fredk. 28 Cleveland rd. Kirkley terrace, Beaconsfield road, Kirkle"
Adams Henry, 00 Old Nelson street Bayard Miss, Walmer house, London Booty Hezekiah, Princes road
Adams Mrs. 319 London road south, road Bouth, Kirkley Boreham John Bales, 12 KensingtoIll
Kirkley Beamish Albert Edward, 2 CIaremont terrace, Pakefield road, Kirkley
Adamson Mrs. 27 Windsor rd. Kirkley road, Kirkley Borking James, 98 Clapham road
Aggleton Mrs. 4 Regins ter. Regent rd Beamish Arthur Charles, Church road BOW~'han Hugh,299 London road south..
Allen Oharles, The Pines, London road Beamish Mrs. 66 Albert street Kirkley
south, Kirkley Beane Alfred William, 4 Beach road Boyd Alexander Gavilier, Stronsay~
AlIen :Miss, 22 Marine parade Beauchamp Miss, Denbigh, Kirkley Kirkley Cliff road
Allen Mrs. 234 London rd.sth.Kirkley Cliff road, Kirkley Bradbeer Benjamin Masterton, With-·
Allerton Chambers Edwd. 70 Albert st Beaumont James, 315 London road erslack, Kirkley Cliff road, Kirkley
AIlerton Thomas 'Simpson, Dene side, south, Kirkley Bradbeer Benj. Saml. 44 Alexandra r<l
Belle Vue park Beaumont Mrs.II Kirkley cliff, Kirkley Bradbeer Mrs. 13 Grove road
Allingham Sidney, 23 North parade Beck James, 35 Windsor road, Kirkley Bradbury George, 33 Milton road
Allnutt Miss, 4 South cliff, London!'d. Beckett Hel1bert, 30 Old Nelson .street Brady Frank, 26 Cleveland rd. Kirkley
south, Kirkley Beckett James, senior, II Church road Brand Robert Wm. 64 Denmark roa()
Allthorpe Jas. 42 Lorne Pk. rd.KirkIey Beckett James, jnn. 12 Church road Breach Mrs. 3'1 Cleveland road,Kirkley
Anley Frederick, Amhurst,London road Bedford Mrs. 60 Garlton rd. Kirkley Brett Wm. 286 London rd. sth.Kirkley
BOuth, Kirkley Bedwell John, The Shrublands, Lon- Brett William. Henry, 18 High street
Archbold Miss, 34 Alexandra road don road south, Kirldey Briant Harry Herbert, I Elm villas~
Archer Miss, 359 London road south, Bee Thomas, 15 Beach road London road south, Kirkley
Kirkley Beecham Mrs. 17 North Parade Briant Mrs. 3 Rosario terrace, London
Ashby John, Woodbury, Mill road Beeton Mrs. 15 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley road south, Kirkley
Ashford James, 19 Marine parade Bell Alfred John, ID High street Bridge William Jacob, 22 North parade-
Atcheson Miss, 5 Rosario terrace, Bell Irving, 18 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley Brock Dring, 8 St. Aubyn's terrace,
London road south, Kirkley Bell WaIter Leonard, 123 London road Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
Atkins Edwin, 89 Albert street Bell William Gomm, Sandcliffe, Kirk- Brooke John WaIter Maudesley, Naero-
Atkins Mrs. Rockville, Lorne terrace, ley Cliff road, Kirkley dal, Yarmouth road
Pakefield road, Kirkley Belton Arthur John, 5 South cliff, Brown Harry, 34 Gordon road
Aveline-Green Miss, Enfield ho.Marina London road south, Kirkley Brown John Willis, 14 Grove road
Ayers Thos. 28'1 London rd.sth.Kirkley Bemment Miss, 244 London road south, Brown Lionel, 44 St. Leonard's rd~
Bailey William, I Norfolk terrace, Kirkley Kirkley
London road south, Kirkley Bennett Geo. 3'1 Windsor road, Kirkley Brown Mrs. 295 London rd.sth.Kirkley
Baird Miss, 13 Marine parade Bennett Mrs. 22 Cleveland rd.Kirkley Brown Mrs. 341 London rd.sth.Kirkley
Baird :Mrs. 285 London rd. Bth.Kirkley Bennett Mrlil. I South cliff, London rd. Brown Mrs. Hobert, 52 Denmark roae!
Baker Edgar George, 42 Alexa:ndra rd south, Kirkley Brown Thomas, 3 Surrey street
Baker Herberl Roberl, 13 Windsor rd. Benney Mrs. Alcove house, London rd. Brown Thomas H. Holford villa, Ken-
Kirkley south, Kirkley sington road, Kirkley
Baker Mrs. 267 London rd.sth.Kirkley Benns Jas. 13 Lorne Park rd. Kirkley Browne Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar of
BaIdwin Wm.327London rd.sth.Kirkley Berkback Mrs. Belle Vue park Neateshead), II6 Clapham road
Balls Mrs. I~ London road Berry Miss, 292 London rd. 8th. Krkly Browne George Fairbrother, 28 Gros-
BaIls William Thomas, 28 High street Berry WaIter M.D. Richmond house, venor road, Kirkley
Banks William, Hazeldene, London rd. London road south, Kirkley Browne Robert, 136 Denmark road
south, Kirkley Best Herbert, 41 Windsor rd. Kirkley Broce-Payne John M.A. 31 I London rd.
Barber Mrs. I I North parade Best In. D. 27 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley south, Kirkley
Barker Miss, 19 Wellington esplanade Bevan Henry William, Q High street BronDing Miss, 22 Oarlton rd. Kirkley
Barneg Miss, 14 High street Bird Charles, 77 Albert street . Bugg Wm. 35 I London rd. sth.Kirkley
Barnes Robert Slipper,21 Old Nelson st Bird John, 50 St. Leonard's rd.Kirkley Bull Daniel, 58 Albert street
Barraclough Henry 0., M.D. London Bird William Henry, 104 Queen's road Bull Miss, Hurst Leigh, London road
road south, Kirkley Blake Ernest John, 304 London rd. 8th south, Kirkley
Barraclough Mrs. St. Mary's, Kirkley BIaxell Miss, 45 Windsor rd. Kirkley Bullard Archibald, 38 Alexandra road
Cliff road, Kirkley Block Benjamin, 92 Albert 'street Bungard Edward John, 6 Regina ter.
Baster Fredellick George, 12 Lome/ Block Isaac, 96 Albert street Regent's road
Park road, Kirkley Bungard Mrs. Fl'@s. 41 ~xa~dra rd
 nmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. LOWESTOFT. 243·
Burkitt Rev. John Henry (Methodist). Coumbe John Batten, 55 High street Forest Frederick Harrison. 63 Lon-
ID Gordon road ~ Coventry Frederick, Regent's road don road south
Burkitt John Henry, IQ Gordon road Cox Arthur, 343 London I'd. sth.Krkly Foster Jas. 34 Windsor I'd. Kirkley
Burrage Joseph Edward, 27 North par Cox Arthur, I Rectory road, Kirkley Foster Samuel, ID Cleveland I'd. Krkly
Burroughes George, I ,St. Aubyn's tel'. Cranage Joseph James,230Denmark rd Fowkes William, 7 St. Atrbyn's terrace,
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley Craske Edmund Geo. 2 Cleveland I'd Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
BurbmClement, Chester ho.Surrey st Creasy Frederick, 135 London road Fox William David, 84 Albert street
Burton Frank Clement, 63 London I'd south, Kirkley France Rev. Francis Coates, 37 Alex-
Burton Mrs. Clare house, Orown street Orews Mrs. 130 Denmark road andra road
Burton Mrs. 3:;.S London rd.sth.Kirkley Crickmore Robert, 258 London road Francklin The Misses, 246 London I'd.
Burton Mrs. John, 2 Caroline terrace, south, Kirkley south, Kirkley
Church road Crispen William,85London rd.sth.Krkly Fraser Edward A. 108 Clapham road
Butcher Thos. Emery, 22 Denmark I'd Crispin Christopher, 57 St. John's road Fraser James Edward, 37 Milton road
Butler Mrs. 85 Olapham. road Cross John, 9 Beach road Freeman Frederick, 2 Rosario terrace,
Butler Thomas, 25 Windsor I'd. Kirkley Cubitt Maj. Hy. ArchibaJ.d J.P. Earl- London road south, Kirkley
Buxton James,345 Londonrd.sth.Krkly ham, Lyndhurst road Freeman James L. Old Nelson street
Cadge William, I Esplanade Cubitt Albert, 13'9 ,St. Peter's street . Freeman Mrs. 71 London I'd. south
Cain Geo. 363 London I'd. sth. Kirkley Cubitt Benjamin, 18 Gordon road French Thomas Turner, 8 Welling-
Camp Joseph, 16 Old Nelson street Cuninghame Lady, 24 North parade ton esplanade .
Capps Isaae, Water lane Cunnington Miss,I7Cleveland rd.Krkly Frost Mrs. 3 Caroline tel'. Church rd
Capps Jas. In. Butcher, 132 London I'd Curtiss Mrs. 31 Grosvenor rd.Kirkley Fuller Dan!. 40 Windsor I'd. Kirkley
Capps John B. 88 Queen's road Dance Chss. Wm. 3 Battery Green ter Fuller Joseph Adams, EdaIkam,London
Oapps Mrs. 168 London road Day Charles, 7 Rochester terrace, Pake- road south, Kirkley
Carr Robert Henry, 124 Clapham road field road, Kirkley Furlonge Hilton Leigh, I St. Brenda'S-.
Catchpole NathanielHoward'4Regent I'd Day Mrs. 30 Grosvenor road, Kirkley terrace, Beccles road
Catchpole William, I Reg-ent road Delf Edward, 18 Queen's road Gage Mrs. 2 Crown street
Cater Miss, Clarendon, Pakefield road, Delley Ama-s, 99 Albert street Barroud Horace, 3 South cliff, Lon-
Kirkley Denny Misses, 289 London road sth. don road south, Kirkley
Chadd Geo.Westley,Denehurst,Park I'd Kirkley Gauntlett 'Outhbert, 6 North parade
Cham'berlayne Mrs. 20 Gordon road Denyer Alfred, The Nook, Lorne ter- Gayford Kitton, ;\6 Alexandra road
Chamberlin Mrs. Hope cot. Albert It race, Pakefield road, Kirkley Gearing- Wm. 15 Cleveland rd. Kirkley-
Chambers Miss, High Clyffe, Kirkley Dickson Rev. David (vicar of Christ Gearing William Hugh, I I Grosvenor-
Cliff road, Kirkley Church), North parade road, Kirkley
Champion Rev. George B.A. (curate Disney Fredk. 16 Grosvenor rd.Kirkley George Mrs. 106 High street
of St. Peter's), Clion, London road Disney John Thomas, 321 London I'd. Gerold Mrs. 2 Parade terrace, Mill I'd'
south, Kirkley iouth, Kirkley Gerrald Mrs. 18 Esplanade
Chaplain Mrs. 190 Denmark road Dixon Rev. Sydenham Lynes A.K.C.L. Gibbard Job, 102 Queen's road
Chapman George, 74 Albert street St. John's vicarage, 17 Esplanade Gilbert Mrs. Arthur, 300 London road'
Chaston Charles WaIter (coroner for Doe Mrs. 93 Albert street south, Kirkley
Suffolk), ID Beach road Doughty Hy. Matthew,I64 Denmark I'd Giraud Wm. 4 Cleveland I'd. Kirkley'
Chatten Charles Cannell, Elm lodge, Doughty Mrs. I High street Girood Wm. 30 Oleveland rd. Kirkley'
Denmark road Day Chas. 162 Pakefield I'd. Kirkley Gobbett Jeremiah, 100 Albert street
Chilcott Mrs. 66 Carlton road, Kirkley Drake William) 49 Clapham road Godfrey ~ohn Robert, 68 Carlton.
Child Mrs. St. Elmo, Carlton rd.Krkly Driver Rev. Samuel Barnes (Cong.), road, Klrkley
Chipperfield Edward, 29 Arnold street Cambridge house, Marina Goff Mrs. Hollywood, Park road
Ohipperfield Edwd.Jas.450ld Nelson st Du Croz John Chas. Morgan, 12 Goldsmith Wm. 40 Lorne Pk.rd.Krkly.
Cladingbowl George Lake, 28 Windsor Waveney road Gooch Mrs. 7 North parade
road, Kirkley Dunfee William Loveys, London road Good Miss, 8 Ke~sington terrace...
Clare Mrs. 19 Church road Earl Ernest Charles, 127 Clapham road Pakefield road, Kirkley
0lark Frederick Dixon, 91 Albert st Eastaugh Henry J. Horn Hill house Gordon Harry, I Rochester terrace...
Clarke George Ernest, Radnor house, Eastoe Alfd. 2 Richmond place,Kirkley Pakefield road, Kirkley
London road south, Kirkley Edey Mrs. 21 South cliff, London road Gosling Robt. 3 Richmond pI. Kirkley'
Clarke Mrs. 331 London roadsth.Kr~ south, Kirkley Gostling Ernest Hildyard, 2 Surrey st-
Clemence John Louth F.R.I.B.A. 14 Edwa.rds Elijah, 62 Carlton rd. Kirkley Gough Rev. Edmd. IS Old Nelson st
Ma.rine parade Edwards James Franklin, 29 Hig-h st Goulder Harry, Clarendon house, Lon-
Cleveland Miss, Wesley street Ellen Frank Stratton M.A., LL.M. don road south, Kirkley
Cleveland Misses, Normanston II9 London road Goward Miss, 17 Grosvenor I'd.Krkly
Olitheroe James Alphaeus,36Gordon rd Ellen Misses, 22 Grosvenor rd.Krkly Gowing Henry, ~S 'St. Aubyn's terrace,_
Coaks Herbert, Hill house, London rd. Elliott Edward, 15 North parade Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
south, Kirkley Elsey George, St. Benedict's, Carlton Grace Mrs. 30 Windsor I'd. Kirkley'
Coatel Miss, 61 London road road, Kirkley Green William, 90 Albert street
Cockayne Rev. Henry M.A. Rectory, Emery Arthur George, Providence ho. Gribble William Crotch, I Caroline ter-·
Kirkley . Park road race, Church road
Cockburn Misses, 128 London road Emms Mrs. I Palmerston villas, Free- Griffiths John, St. Dennis, Regent road'
Cockrell Wm. Fredk. 4 Waveney drive mantle road, Kirkley Grist Miss Ada, 55 London road sth..
Ollby Gea. 37 Windllor road. Kirkley Etheridge Thos. Wm. Aspall, Kirkley Kirkley
Oolby Joseph John, Newoome view, Cliff road Griston Miss, Chilton house, LondoIlA
Pakafield road, Kirkley Evans Harold Muir M.D. Turret ho. road south, Kirkley
Coleby Geo. 270 London rd.sth.Kirkley Kirkley Cliff road, Kirkley Hales Mrs. Q8 Denmark road
Coleman Geo. 143 London rd.sth.Krkly Faraker Lewis M.A. Holm house, Hall Mrs. 5 Kirkley cliff, Kirkely
Coleman In. 280 London I'd. sth.Krkly Kirkley Cliff road, Kirkley Hamby George Henry, I Gordon ter-
Colman Mrs. 8 &; 9 Marine pa.rade Farrer Mrs. 136 London road race, St. Peter 'street
Connolly Mrs. 16 Lorne Pk.rd.Krkly Faulk Mrs. 3 Grove road Hame Elias Elliot, 21 Miton road
Cook George J. Arundel, Yarmouth rd Fennel' Mrs. Frederick, 79 St. Peter st Hamilton Rev. J. Miller (Baptist).
Cook Joseph Edward, 30 High street Fenton A. Wellington, Normans Hurst Corrieburn, 8 Gardon road
Coombes Capt. Elisha Condly, 92 Few Thos. Jas. Manor house, Kirkley Hansell Thomas William, St. Ethel~
Denmark road Fielding Mrs. 68 Albert street bert's, Kirkley Cliff road, Kirkley
Oooper John Beckett, 45 Milton road Finch John Edward, 87 Oxford road Harding Clement G. 85 MOOrt street
Cooper Lewis Beckett, Vernon house, Firmin Mrs. 4 Richmond pI. Kirkley Harding Henry, 69 St. Margaret's road
Marina Fisk George, 120 St. Peter street Hargraves Miss, 7 South cliff, London
Oooper Wm. 291 London rd. sth.Krkly Fitt Thomas William, Queen's road road south, Kirkley
Cooper William Beckett, Highdene. Flood Miss, 30 Alexandra road Harker Alfred, Inglehurst, London rd.
Park road Flood William Francis,46 Alexandra I'd south, Kirkley
Cope Mrs. South Cliff, London road Flory William, 64 Carlton I'd. Kirkley Harmer Miss, I Kirkley terrace,Pake-
south, Kirkley Flowers Harry D'enton, 35 High street field road. Kirkley
Corbitt Miss, 47 Clapham road Flowers Miss,42 St.Leonard's rd.Krkly Harrison Edmund Al'bert,Io Regent rd
Coryton Rev. Francis Edmund(curate), Ford Jas. Birley ho. Morton rd.Krkly Hart Clement PriestleY,90 Denmark rd
Haslemere, Alexandra road Ford Mrs. 16 Carlton road, Kirkley Harvey Edward Kerrison J.P. 20
Cossey Stphn. 18 Carlton I'd. Kirkley Ford Mrs. II2 Clapham road Esplanade
Cottrell In. 46 Lorne Park rd. Kirkley Fordham Charles A. 133 Clapham rd Harvey Mrs. 18 Cleveland rd. Kirkley
SPFFOLK 160.
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Hastings Horace, 2 South cliff, London
road south, Kirkley
Havers Miss, 12 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley
Hayes Charleos H. 7 Praire
Hayes Mrs. 25 Milton road
Hayes William Dawson. 2 Regent road
Hayes Wm. Gunson, 39 Windsor rd.
Kirkley
Heath Albert Henry, 2 North parade
Hedges Rev. Percy Douglas M.A. 13
,Cleveland road, Kirkley
Henderson John, 19 Milton road
Heppell ,Christopher John (missionary
to Seaman's Institute) (reader in
charge, Glencoe). 6 Grove road
. Herod Mrs. 325 London rd. sth. Krkly
Herod Hobert, Cloford house, Kirkley
cliff, Kirkley
Hillman Thomas, 20 South cliff, Lon-
don road south, Kirkley
Hinde Mrs. 31 Old Nelson street
Hipbum Malcolm Langton, 28 &; 29
Marine parade
Hitchman Mrs.284London rd.sth.Krkly
Hobart Frederick, 2 Providence viIs.
Richmond place, Kirkley
Hobart Mrs. I Providence villas,
Richmond place, Kirkley
Hobson Thomas, 33 Arnold street
Hocker Miss, 276 London road sth.
Kirkley
Holbrook Mrs. 10 Mariners street
Holden Arthur Walter. 9 Kensington
terrace. Pakefield road, Kirkley
Holland Michael, 35 Lorne ParJt rd.
Kirkley
Holmes Mrs. 4 Kirkley Cliff rd.Krkly
Hook Frederic Joseph, I North parade
Horn Edward James. Hilda house,
Beresford road
Horne Ernest, Ior .London ro~d
Haw8,rd Artb. 44 Wmdsor rd.K~rkley
Howell Mrs. 20 Grosvenor rd. Klrkley
Hnbbard MrS.3I7 London rd.sth.Krkly
Hubbard M~s. 1.0 North parade
Hughes Ben]amm, 2 Battery Green ter
Huke Thomas, 332 Raglan street
Hunt George Samuel, 126 Clapham rd
Hunt ~erbert Andrews. 16 Gordon rd
Hutc1J.iruson l?onaJd Hy. M.D. Oxford
house, ~a.nna
Impey LIeut.-CoL Alfred George, U7
London road
Jacobs George, I Prairie
Ja.cobs George, 275 Raglan street
James WaIt. 290 London rd. sth.Krkly
Jeckells William Thomas, 89 London
road, South Lowestoft
Jefl'eries Chas. Alfd. 138 London rd
Jefferies Henry, Brackendene, Gunton
Cliffe
.Tefferies Robt.IO Windsor rd.Kirkley
Jelliman He-rbert Charles, 2 Trafalgar
terrace, Milton road
Jicklin~ Miss, R~vendale, London road
south, Kirkley
Jodrell Neville Paul 18 North parade
Johnson Ernest Ed~ard, High bank,
Kirkley, Pakefield road
Johnson John, 22 Windsor rd. Kirkly
Johnson Mrs.27.S London rd.sth.Krkly
Johnson William, Sebang-a house, Lon-
don road south, Kirkley
Jones Edward. 20 Carlton rd. Kirkley
Jones Root. 52 St.Leonard's rd.Kirkley
Jones Walter Grant, 1St. Andrew's ho.
London road south, Kirkley
Jones William Richard, 128 Denmark rd
Kerrich Miss,. 24 Gordon road
Kersey FranCls, I I Regent road
Kett Mrs. 29 Windsor road, Kirkley
Kett Philip, Ipswich road
Kindred Miss. 337 London road south,
Kirkley
King Alfred. 329 London rd. sth.Krkly
Kingscote Robert Frederick, Chester-
field house, Pakefield road
Kinsman Mrs. 30 Gordon road
Kirby Geo. 48 St. Leonard's rd.Krkly
Kirby Miss, 301 London rd.sth.Krkly
Kittle Mrs. 15 Marine parade
Knight Robert, 21 Clapham road
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Lambert Edward George, 8 Windsor Mount Miss,I Waterloo ter.Beccles rd
road, Kirkley Moxey Frank, I Myrtle villas, Colville
Lambert Martin, 225 London road sth. road, Kirkley
Kirkley Muxey Peter, 2 St. Aubyn's terrace,
LambertStephen,75LomePark rd.Krkly Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
Lan~ford Miss, Wa.kefield house, Kirk- Moy Robert, 26 Grosvenor rd.Kirkley
ley Cliff road, Kirkley Mulliner Edg-ar. 6 Cleveland rd. Krkly
Larke Louis Edwin, IOO Clapham rd Mummery Benjamin, Lyndhurst, Gor-
Larter Harry, 12 Carlton rd. Kirkley don road
Latten.Robert J. Commercial road Munning Isaiah, Truro villa, Lorne
Lavell~ Wm. 9 North parade road. Kirkley
Lawley Thomas Simmonds. Brandon Murray William Frederick, 9 Cleveland
house, Old Nelson street road, Kirkley
Lawrence Rev. Canon Chas. D'Aguilar Neal Miss, 7 Windsor rd. Kirkley
M.A. (rector, hon. canon &i rural Nelson Mrs. 52 Lome road, Kirkley
dean), 13 High street Nesling Hugh. Derncleuch, Kensington
Laurence Rev. Geo. M.A. I I Beach rd road, Kirkley
Lawrence Alfred, I Marine pame Newson Mrs. 26Q London rd.sth.Krkly
Lawrence Edwin, 127 London road Newson William Benj. :17 Amold st
Leach Richard, Sunnyside, Beccles rd Nicholson Robert Beattie, Kirklinton,
Leake Waiter, 40 St. Leonard's road, Old Nelson street
Kirkley Nops Francis. 20 Church road
Leathes :Miss, Normanston hall Norton Mrs. 2 High street
Leg-gett Thomas Hubbard, Elm house, Notley Alfred George, Venlaw, London
London road south road south, Kirkley
Lempriere Mrs. 24 Cartoon rd.Kirkley Nunn Mrs. 31 Alexandra road
Lilbourn Claudius. 37 Lorne Park rd. Nutman Frederick Brierley, Kenil-
Kirkley worth, Surrey street
Linden Mrs. elaremont road, Kirkley Nutt Jas. 2 St. Margaret's terrace,
Lindsay Miss, 3 St. Peter's street Church road
Lindsey Wm. Thos. London rd. south O~Connor John Edward, I Surrey 8t
Linfitt-Doe Francis, 24 Cleveland rd. Orton William, 70 Queen's road
Kirkley Overy William, 123 Clapham road
Ling John Watson. 99 London road Owles Mrs. 45 St. Margaret's road
Linsley John, 100 Denmark road Page ,George, 2 Egham villas, London
Livermore David, Kensington road, road south. Kirkley
Kirkley Parfitt William, II3 Clapham road
Long' Robert, Inglenook, Pakefield rd. Parker Henry, 5 Regent road
Kirkley . . Parker Henry, 10 Seago street
Longe Fr~nC1s D. The Alders. Manna Parker Henry George. 3 Regina ter-
Lovatt MISS, 313 London rd.sth.Krkly race, Regent's road
Loveless Mr~. 2 iNor~olk terrace, Lon- Parker .Tn. I Richmond pI. Kirkley
don road south, Kukley . Parker Miss, 14 Carlton rd. Kirkley
Lu~as Co~. Alfre~ George J.P. Cliff- Parker Miss, 144 Denmark roari
SIde, KIrkley cliff Parker Mrs. 20 Cleveland rd. Kirklev
MacDonald Mrs.2I Grosvenor rd.Krkly Parkes Samuel Edward, II Cleveland
Macey Mrs. 23 Clapham road road Kirkley
McMath Charles, 7 ~ensington terrace, Parry Hugh Robert, Wavenev hou8~
Pak.efield ~ol;\d, KIrkley Waveney road .
Maddlson WillIam, 137 Clapham road Pately Fredk. 5 Richmond pL Kirkley
Maden Rev. Edmund (" esleyan), 7 Patrick William Kenny, 36 Lorne prk.
Burton street d K' kl ..
Main Rev. George Christopher (Wes- roa,. IT ey
leyan), 35 Milton road Paul MISS, 134 London .road _.
Maltby Arthur, 2 Lorne terrace, iPake- Payne Mrs. 58 St. Leonard s rd.KIrkley
field road, Kirkley P~achey A~raham, 27 2 London road
Maltby Westbrook, r St. Margaret's 8outh, Klrkley .
villas, Church r o a d P e a r s o n Ja~. 17 Lorne Park I'd. Klrkley
Manthorpe Robert H.I9 Grosvenor rd. Pea~son MISS, 276 London road sth.
Kirkley Klrkley .
Marsden Mrs.294 London rd.sth.Krkly Pearson MIsses, 278 London road
Marsh Mrs. 12 North parade south, Kirkley
Marshall A., M.D. 145 London road Peele Rev. Henry Evan Brandram M.A.
south, Kirkley .(curate of St. Margaret's), 43 Alex-
Mars~al1 Ernest Willia~, 30 Haward st andra road
Massmgham Robert Wilson. 101 Lon- Pells Mrs. 8 Burton street
don road south Perowne Rev. Thomas John M.A.
May Mrs. 43 Alexandra road (curate of St. Margaret's). I4
l\:1ayhew Arth. 18 Windsor rd.Kirkly High street .
Mayhew Richard Clarkson, The Shruh- Peskett Frank, :I HIgh 'street
bery, Marina. Phillips Rev. William Richmond M.A.
Meering Edward, I Olaremont villas, South lodge. Kirkley
Freemantle road, Kirkley Pilkington-Dawson Mrs. 17 WeJIing-
Merry Theodore Arthur, East view, ton esplanade
London road south Pink Ernest Alfred, 4 'St. Brenda's
Mickleburgh James, 6 Rochester ter- terrace, Beccles road
raoe, Pakefield road, Kirkley Pinnell Mrs. 69 Lome Park rd.Kirkley
Miers Mrs. 16 North parade Pod Richard, 2 Myrtle villas, Colville
Miller Horace Edwd.LL.B.I4North par road, Kirkley
Miller Mrs. 16 Cleveland rd. Kirkley Pod Walter, 60 St. Leonard's rd.Krkl~-
Miller Mrs. 238 London rd. sth. Krkly Poll Herbert Edwin, II4 Clapham road
Miller 'Samuel Henry, 14 North parade Porcher Mrs. 'Charles, 19 Esplanade
Millwood Mrs. Q South cliff. London Porter James, 44 Lome Park rd.Krkly
road south, Kirkley Porter Mrs. 262 London rd.sth.Kirkly
Mo'bbs Elijah, :IQ Grosvenor rd.Kirkley Porter WilliamGarwood,5 Alexandra rd
Mobbs Wm.• J.P. 48 Alexandra road Potter M.rs. 4 Rochester terrace,
Moore Miss, 45 Marine parade Pakefield road, Kirkley
Moore Robt. 56 St. Leonard's rd.Krkly Powell Mrs. 20 Denmark road
Morgan Henry, Ashurst, Kirkley cliff Foyser Edgar Unwin, Doris DenE', 21
Morley Mrs. 3 Lome terrace, Pakefield North parade
road, Kirkley PrenticeMrs.5 Caroline ter.Church rd
Morse Frederick, Park road Preston Benjamin M.A., J.P. Nth. end
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Preston Emest F. St. Ann's, Kirkley SimpsonFrank,6Caroline tel". Church rd Turner" Mrs: Frank C .. I6~ Lond~n road
Cliff road, Kirkley Simpson Henry Alfred,26 North parade Tuttle Ebenezer, 4 Commercial road
Price Rev. Lewis (rector of Pake-fie1d), Skinner Edwin James, 6 Grosvenor Tyler Alfred Herbert, 21 Cleveland rd.
Kirkley road, Kirkley Kirkley
Purland Mrs. 140 London road Sladden ehas. Hilda vil. Rotterdam rd Tyler Mrs. 10 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley
Pyle John, 24 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley Small Wm. 32 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley Tyson Wilson M.B. '109 London road
RandaJI Miss, 2 Surrey street . Smith Alfred, Cliff road, Kirkley Utting Mrs. r6 Stanley street
Ratdiffe Fredk. 14 Cleveland rd.Krkly Smith Arthur Merrington. 6 Regent rd Vawdrey Rev. John Cossham M.A. 19
Ratcliffe Richard, Water lane Smith Edward A.7Grosvenor rd.Krkly Albert street
Rayment /Perey, 9 Regent road Smith Emest Edward, 8'6 Albert st Vera In. 252 London road south,Krkly
Rayner Wm. 30 Carlton rd. Kirkley Smith Frederick, Gladys villa, Carlton Vincent Harry HoweD, London road
~ad Francis Edward, I~ South cliff, road, Kirkley Wainwright Mrs. 16 Beach road
London road south, Kirkley Smith Frederick, 38 London road Walker Misses, Leigh court, London
Reeve Miss, 49 High street Smith Frederiek E. 9 Esplanade road south, Kirkley
Reeve Richard, q8 Denmark road Smith Henry, Sandringham house, Walker Chas.Thos.Watts,99Clapham rd
Reynolds George, 194 Denmark road Wilson road, Kirkley Walker Henry Bournes, 84 London rd
Reynolds John William, The Poplars, Smith John, 184 Denmark road Walker Jacob, 4 Royal tenrace
London road south, Kirkley Smith J()hn Henry, 16 Regent road Waller Henry Garrod, 8 Pier terrace
Reynolds Miss, 2 Rectory road, Kirkley Smith John Percival, Aston lodge, WaIton Sidney, 34 Marine parade
Rice WaIter Frederick, 96 Clapham rd London road Ward Charles, 88 Denmark road
RichHenry David,I9Cleveland rd.Krkly Smith Miss, 180 High street Ward Henry, 10 Amold street
Richards Mrs. 1'41 Lond<ln rd.sth.Krkly Smith Miss, 79 London road Ward Lewis, Morton house, Morton
Riehards Mrs. Thos. 162 Denmark r.i Smith Miss, 16 Marine parade road, Kirkley
Richardson H. F. 371 London road Smith Mrs. 94 Albert street Ward Mrs. The Cedars, London road
e<lnth, Kirkley Smith Mrs. 248 London rd.sth.Kirkly south, Kirkley
Riches Martia, 3 Norfolk terrace, Lon- Smith Mrs. 9 Wellington esplanade Warman William, Swiss cottage,
don road south, Kirkley Smith Mrs. 17 Windsor rd. Kirkley' Pakefield street, Kirkley
Riches Mrs. 52 Alexandra road Smith Robert John, 41 Milton road Warns Miss, 83 Clapham road
Riley Mrs. 288 London rd.sth.Kirkley Smith Samuel James, 44 High street Wash Miss, 37 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley
Ringwood In. 274 London rd.sth.Krkly Smith Wm.240 London rd.sth.Kirkley Waters Albert,347 London rd.sth.Krkly
Rivers Miss, 217 London rd.sth.Kirkly Soanes Robert, Lily house, London rd. Watson Linwood Arthur, 102 Albert st
Rivett Emest Edmnnd, 81 Clapham rd south, Kirkley WeDam John, The Myrtles, Kirkley
Roberts Arthur Harry, '8" Albert 'st Southward Miss, 12 South cliff, Lun- Cliff road, Kirkley
Roberts Wm. Jas. 'Penryn, Regent rd don road south, Kirkley Wellingham Mrs. John, II Kensington
Robertson Miss, II 'South cliff, London Spargo Mrs. "ll Marine parade terrace, Pakefield road, Kirkley
road south, Kirkley Spashett Alfred, II8 'St. Peter's street WeJ.ton Chas. Edgbaston, Alexandra'rd
Robey Charles, 21 Church road Spashett Arthur, 21 Windsor rd.Krkly West Mrs. 73 London road sth. Krkly
Robinson Henry Ernest, 48 Roman I'd Spashett Frederick, I.S2 London road Whayman Owen Henry, 48 Lome Park
Robinson Miss, 15 St. Margaret's pIn Squires Mrs. 17 Clapham road road, Kirkley
RoD Robert, 9 Burton street Stace Edward Charles, 223 London rd. Whincop Mrs. 298 London rd.sth.Krkly
Roll William James, 12 High street south, Kirkley White James, 2 Olaremont villas, Free-
Ropeshaw George, Maendu, Londoll Staff Miss, IQ Esplanade mantle road, Kirkley
road south, Kirkley Stannard Charles Brighton,8 Regent rd Wickens Mrs. 50 Marine parade
Rounce Mrs. 65 St. Margaret's road Stanton Miss, 9 Windsor rd. Kirkley Widdows Misses, 12 Windsor rd.Krkly
Rous Rev. Thomas Worrall (Primitive Stebbing Mrs. 14 South cliff, London Wig-go Arthur, 323 London rd.sth.Krkly
Methodist), 32 Windsor I'd. Kirkley road south, Kirkley Wigg Miss, 26 GO!,don road
Rouse James, 349 London rd.sth.Krkly Stebbing WaIter, 12 Gordon road Wilkins Emest, 3 Wavene.y drive
Rowe Samuel Cornish (seamen's mis- Stebbings Arthur, 146 London road • Wilkins Mrs. 29 Alma street
sionary), 47 Milton road Sterry John Steward, 158 Denmark rd Wilkinson Rev. Arthur (Wesleyan),
Rust Burham, 23 Milton road Sterry Miss, lI8 High street Epw<lrth, Park road
8aint Arthur, 122 Olapham road Sterry Timothy, 127 St. Peter's street Williams Miss,25 Grosvenor rd.Kirkley
St. Croix Mrs. 2.:; Old Nelson street Stonehouse Mrs. 296 London road sth. Wilson Cbrist{)pher, 3 Prairie
St. Leger Col. John,'Seafield,Esplanade Kirkley . Wilson John, Rochester house, Pake-
Sale Mrs. 23 Cleveland rd. Kirkley Storey Mrs. 335 London I'd.sth.Kirkley field road, Kirkley
Sangar Isaac Twigg, 62 High street Strickland Mrs. 3 Royal terrace Wilton Harry, 3 Myrtle villas, Colville
Sanl In. Wm. 5 Grosvenor rd. Kirkley Stringfield Wm. St. Cyres,London rd road, Kirkley
Saunders Mrs. 92 Clapham road Snltzer Mrs. 13 Esplanade Wi:ton William John, Wilmangton,
Saunders 'Percy Jas.32Carlton rd.Krkly Sumner Miss, 10 South cliff, London London road south, Kirkley
Savage Frank, 45 Alexandra road road south, Kirkley Winearls Mrs. 260 London rd.Kirkley
Savil Alfd. 8 Cleveland road, Kirkley Swatman Mrs. 4 St. Margaret's ter- Wiseman Miss, 14 Windsor rd. Kirkley
Sayer Miss, 3 Rectory road, Kirkley race, Church road Wood John, .s Windsor road, Kirkley-
Sayer Mrs. Beach ho. Whapload rd Symes John, 143 Clapham road Woodcock Fredk. Wm.9I Beresford rd
Sayer Robert, Inverary, London road Taean Sir T. H., J.P. I.:; Esplanade Wooding William Benjamin, AStOD
south, Kirkley Tansley Isaiah, 30 Old Nelson street lodge, London road
Scarfi' William, 26 Windsor rd. Krkly Tash Geo. 46 St. Leonard's rd.Krkly Woods Col. Thos. Rose cot. Church I'd
SeameD Miss, 12 Cleveland rd. Kirkle:r Thain Edward Firman, Glenroy, Woods Harry, 33 Grosvenor I'd. Kirkley
Scott Rev. Alexander (Catholiu), The Gordon road Wodds Mrs. 230 London road south,
Presbytery, 44 Clapham road Thirtle Thomas Henry, 120 Clapham rd Kirkley
Searle Robt. 29 Lorne Park I'd. Kirkley Thirtle William Henry, 12 North par Woods Thomas Roe, 27 Alexandra rd
Searles Wm. 38 Lome Park rd. Kirkley Thomson William Shephard, 236 Lon- Wooler Amos. 47 Windsor rd. Kirkley
Secret William, 43 Windsor rd.Kirkley don road south, Kirkley Worm Robt. 361 London rd. sth Krkly
Seeley James, 27 White Horse street Tillett George, 29 Cleveland rd.Krkly Wright Edward, 4 Lome terrac,", Pake-
SeDer Joseph Alfred, 2<) Old Nelson st Tilmouth Charles, 6 Marine parade field road, Kirkley
Seppings Lieut.-Col. Henry J.P. St. Tilmouth William, 98 Albert street Wright Mrs. North parade
Margaret's Tindall Francis, 76 Albert street Wright William, I I Grove road
SeweD WaIter Edward, 16 High street Titcomh Edward Charles, Kingswear, Young Rev. BeIton RA.Old Nelson st
Shann William Arthur M.B. London rd Kirkley cliff Young David, 10 Prairie, London road
Shaw Monson, 8 South cliff, London Todd Robert Charles, Ada house, Lon- Young Robert, Casa Belgrano, London
road south, Kirkley don road south, Kirkley road south, Kirkley
SheweD Miss, 10 Kensington terrace, Tricker Misses, 357 London road sth. Young Robert John, 3 Trafalgar ter-
Pakefield road, Kirkley Kirkley race, Milton road
Shipp Edward .Charles, 27 Milton road Tripp Harry Edwin, 80 High street Yonngman George, 67 High street
Shreeve Mrs. Mary Ann, 263 London Trollope Cecil, 100 Beresford road YonngmanMrs.282London rd.sth.Krkly
road south, Kirkley Turner Geo. Kemp M.B. 91 London:rd Youngman William J.P. 63 High st
Sidney Capt. Phillip, .S Rochester ter- Turner Joseph, 4 Grove road Youngman Wi.lliam Benns, 282 Lon-
race, Pakefield road, Kirkley Turner Miss, 3 St. Margaret's ter- don road south, Kirkley
Sim Chas. Henry, Bridge villa, Mill rd race, Church road Youngs William Bunen, A.lpington ho.
Simons Robert, 32 High street Turner Mrs. 77 London road Rectory road, Kirkley
COMMERCIAL. Abbott Abraham Alfred, apartments, 256 London road
Abadatn Helen (Mrs.), boarding house, Kirkley Clifl south, Kirkley
road, Kirkley Abbott Ernest Robert, grocer &; pork butcher, 6, 7 &; 8
Abbott Samuel Edward, apartments, 8 Beech road Chapel street
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Able Frederick, butcher, 41 High street
Adams Adam, grocer, 99 High street, Norwich road,
Sandringham road & London· road, Kirldey
Adams Francis, coal dealer, Beccles road
Adams Henry Charles, ship chandler, Suffolk road
Adams James Frederick, beer retailer, 214 Raglan street
Adams Walter Lawson, cycle agent, 319 London road
aouth, Kirkley " street; North Lowestoft branch (William Thos. Lindsey,
Adamson Charles, baker, 87 Maidstone road
Adcock Charlotte (Miss), apartments, 5 Esplanade
Aggas William, beer retailer, II4 Denmark road
Albrow Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 84 Tonning street
Alcock WaIter, shopkeeper, 287 Raglan street
.Alderton Albert Edwd. boot &; shoe maker, 108 London I'd
Aldred William Henry, beer & wine retailer, Tonning st
Aldridge Henry William, insurance agent, 33 Stanford st
Algal' CIaI'll. (Miss), shopkeeper, 74 St. Peter's street
Alger James William, beer retailer, Water lane
Alien Arthur Victor, tobacconist, 66 High street
Allen Charlotte (Miss), apartments, 134 Denmark road:
AlIen Edward, assistant overseer for Kirkley, 7 Welling-
ton esplanade
Allen Frederick Hale, tailor, 9~ High street &; 94
London road
Allen Waiter Samuel, boot &; shoe maker, & post office,
78 Pakefield street, Kirkley
Allerlon Chambers Edward, registrar of births & deaths
for the sub-district of Lowestoft, 43 St. Peters street
Allerton Oharles William, buildet-, 47 Raglan street
Allerton Robert, undertaker, 191 Raglan street
Allerton Robt. Brown, shopkeeper &; beer retailer, 58
Norwich road
Allerton Samuel Chambers, ship &i boat builder, Battery
Green road; res. 43 St. Peter's street
Allerton Samuel Wm. fruiterer, see Mantripp &; Allerton
.Allerton Thomas Mason, fishmonger, Bevan street
Allerton Thomas Simpson, clerk to the commissioners of
taxes for the division of Mutford &i Lothingland.
nperintendent registrar for the district of Mutford,
48 High street
.Amey -Wm. Martin, mngr. co-operative stores, Beccles I'd
Andrews Martha. (Mrs.); apartments, 12 Denmark road
Andrews William Charles, carter, 57 Arnold street.
,Anglo-Caucasian Oil Co. Limited, Belvedere road
Anley Fredk. draper, 211 &; 213 London I'd. south, Kirkley
Anneto Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, J,23 St. Peter's stree\
Annis J ames, beer retailer, White Horse street
Annison tGeo. inspec. of fish markets, I3a, Trawl Fish mkt
Archer Frederick, fish merchant, 172 Raglan street
Arman James, boot maker &; apartments, 36 Denmark I'd
,A.rmes James, baker, I Beresford road
Armon George S. hot water engineer, manufacturer of
weighing machines, wrought iron palisading &c. 34 St.
John's road
Arrowsmith Martha (Miss), aparts. 57 London road sth
.Ashford Kate (Miss), apartments, 14 Esplanade
-A9hby John, builder I&:; contractor, decorator, plumber,
not water, gas &; electric light & bell fitter, hot
water engineer, &; building materials dealer, Mill Road
joinery works &; High street; res. Woodbury, Mill road
..Astle Edith &; Ethel (Misses), high elass school for young
ladies, South Holme, London road south, Kirkley
Atkins Frederick, furniture dealer, 156 Clapham road
Atkins John WaIter, Oliff hotel, Pakefield st. Kirkley
Atkins Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Regent road
,Ault Sergt.-Major George R.A. dpll instructor Nos. ~ &;
6 Companies 1st Norfolk Volunteer Brigade, Eastern
Division, Royal Artillery, 50 Seago street
.Ayers George Thomas &; Richard Mason, fish merchan~,
Whapload road
-Ayers Charles Henry, basket maker, Battery Green road
.Ayers 'Daniel James, baker, Whapload road
Ayers George, shoe maker, Thurston road
Ayers Mason Wilson, boat owner, Whapload road
Ayers Thomas, apartments, 90 Clapham road
Ayers Thomas, job master, Royal Livery stables
:Bagge Geo. Old Blue Anchor wine &; spirit stores, 134
High street
:Bagshaw Samuel, greengrocer, 21 Oambridge road
Baines George, architect, 125 London road
Baird James, boot & shoe maker, 171 London road
Baldry George Edward, grocer, 25 Tonning street
Ball Ruth (Mrs.), dining rooms, 9 Suffolk road
Balls Albert Edward, beer retailer. 20 Factory street
Balls Frank, builder, Beccles road
Balls James, butcher, 203 London road south, KirMey
Balls Thos. James, fish merchant, 14 & IS Trawl market;
res. 91 London road south
Balle Wllliam Thomas. auctioneer, valuer, house &;
estate agent, 167 London road
llambridgoe Hy. L.D.S.R.C.S. 1re1. dentist, 164 London I'd
Banham Herbert, shopkeeper, 218 Raglan street
[KELLY'S
Barber Richard, beer retailer, 42 Mariner's street
Barber Wm. boot &; shoe ma. 158 London I'd. 8th. Kirkley
Barlbor Geo. Alex. fish merchant, 3 &; 4 Trawl market;
res. 24 Clapham road
Barbor Herbert, fish merchant, 7 Regent road
Barelay &; Co. Limited (agencies) (1saac Twigg San gal',
agent) (daily 10 to 4 except thurs. 10 to I), 62 High
agent), South Lowestoft branch (daily 10 to 4 except
thurs. 10 to "I), 64 London Il'oad; draw on head office,
54 Lombard street, London EO
Bare J ames, fish mercha.nt, Whapload road
Barham &; Swan, carpenters, St. Peter's street
Barker &; Co. grocers, dairy &; provision merchants, ship-
ing supplied, wholesale potato mers. II Waveney road
Barnard Ernest, hair dresser, see Rackham &; Barnard
Barnes Richard, baker, 105 Stanley street .
Barraclough Henry C., M.D. ,surgeon, see Berry &;
Barraclough
Barrett John, photographer, 2 Church road
Barwood William, boat owner, 18 Church road!
BasteI' Geo. Fdk. public han kpr. 6 County viIs. Milton I'd
Bates Frederick, carpet warehouse, 190 London road
Batley George, fish salesman &; smack owner, 3 Trawl
Fiilh market; res. II8 Denmark road
Baugh Edward Ernest, superintendent government re-
peating station for Dutch & German cables, Whapload rd
ButeI' George, stevedore, 86 Tonning street ,
Baxter Henry, beer retailer, 179 London road
Bayes Elizabeth (Mrs.), lodging house, 50 Old Nelson st
Bayes John, apartments, 46 Old Nelson street
Bayfield Oordelia. (Miss), apartments, 7 Marine parade
Bayfield Edmund' Lovett, watch maker, 72 High street
Bayfield Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Flensburgh st
Bayfield Herbert Wm. general warehouseman, 73 High st
Beamish Albert, boat owner, 70 Carlton road, Kirkley
Beamish Oharles, blacksmith, Battery Green road!
Bea.misb. 1saac, boat owner, Carlt,()ll road, KirkIey
Beamish William, boat owner. Carlton road, Kirkley
Beare Edwin lJharles, pork butcher, 160 London road
south, Kirkley
Beaumont Barrlng!t'n Gooding, wine &; spirit merchant,
26 London road &. 193 London road south, Kirkley
Beaumont James, builder, Bixley road, Kirkley
Beckett George William, builder, Factory street
Beckett J ames, auctioneer & valuer, Crown street
Beckett James Francis, watch & clock maker, St. Mar-
garet's plain
Beckett William, apartments, 54 Denmark road
Beckham Alfred, Marineril' Inn P.H. 54 Mariner street
Bedwell & Parker, builders &; contractors, Wollaston road
Bedwell'Sarah (Miss), apartments, 3 Kirkley cliff, Kirkley
Beecroft William Henry, beer retailer, 13 Commercial rd
Bell WaIter Leonard M.D. surgeon, 123 London road
Bellamy William, boot maker, Trafalgar street
Belton John, boat owner, Embley house, Clapham road
Bemment Geo. chief clerk of harbour wks. Gt. East. Ry
Bennett Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Stanley street
Bennett Emma (Miss), ladies'schl. (pvte.), 93 Clapham rd
Bennett John, apartments, 5 Prairie
Berry &; Barraclough, surgeons, 306 London road south,
Kirkley
Bero-y Waiter M.D., M.R.C.S.E. JSuTgeon. &i medical
officer &; public vaccinator, Kessingland sub-district,
Mutford union, see Berry &; Barraclough
Bessey &; Palmer Limited (F. W. Fletcher, manager),
coal merchants, 12 Pier terrace
Betts Horace Miles, grocer &; provision dealer, 2 &; 3
Tonning street
Biddles liabel (Miss), apartments, 137 London road
south, Kirkley
Bignold G.ce &; Marian (Misses), ladies' school, Clare-
mont house, Kirkley cliff, KirkIey
Billings Thomas, umbrella maker, 83 London road
Bilverstone George, wardrobe dealer, 188 Clapham road
Bird Charles, beer retailer, 46 Albert street
Bird Charles Frederick, carver &; gilder. II4 High street
Bishop John &; Son, ironmongers, 185 London road
Bishop John Knight, grocer, 104 St. Peter'g street
Blackburn Annie (Miss), apartments, 46 Marine parade
Blackburn Hugh, apartments, Victoria house, Esplanade
Blackburn Hugh, boarding house, Victoria house, Vic-
toria road '
Blackburn Margaret (Miss), apartments, 7 Victoria road
Blackburn Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Esplanade
Blackburn Robert, apartments, 32 Marine parade
Blain Misses, high school for girls, St. Monicas, KirkIey
Cliff road, Kirkley
Blake Garson &; Son Limited, builders' merchants, Com-
mercial road; &; at Yarmouth
Blake Lovewell &; Co. chartered accnts. 62 London road
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Elake Arthur James, apartments, 4 Stanley street
:Blake Ernest John, solicitor, 140 High street
Blake Lovewell,chartered accountant, sec. to the Lowestoft
Traders~ .Association, 148 High street
Elockwell George F. butcher, 10 Norwich road
Blowers Frederick RobOO't, beer retailer, 57 Crown street
IHunderfield Francis R. butcher, 10 Carlton rd. Kirkley
Illunderfield Jonathan, builder &; undertaker, 160 Denmark
road &; Hervey street
Ely John Barber, builder, 10 &; I I Thurston road
::Blyth Henry CharlesWm.architect &; surveyor,62London rd
Boa.rdley Brothers, carters, Beech, Whapload road
Eoardley Henry Robert, &mack owner, 21a. Trawl Fish
market; res. 186 Denmark road
:Boardley Samuel (Mrs.), carter, Wild's cot. Whapload rd
:Bock Edward, smack owner, 129 Clapham road
Boddy Antonio, shoe maker, 4 Duke's Head street
EoggiS' William, nurseryman &; farmer, Beccles road
Eoggis William Richard, butcher, Wbapload road
.:Bond Francis, apartments, 17 Kirkley clm
::Bond John, smack owner, Walton road
:Bond John Wade, ironmonger &; fancy repository, 12. 13,
I..f. &; 15 Bevan street
"Bond Robert Dawson, tobacconist, 43 Tonning street
Eonsall John., watch maker &; optician, 7 Pier terrace
:Boor 8arah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 13 Duke's Head street
1300th George Albe;rt, chief derk &; cashier for harbour
dues, Custom House buildings
:Boots Eastern Limited, chemists, 106 London road
Booty George Herbert, apartments, 9 Alexandra. road
:Borrett Robert, marine store dealer. 12 Jacob liltreet
.Boughton W. &; Sons, photographers, 54 London road
.Bourn John, master marinerc, 48 Seago street
:Bowen Samuel, apartments, 26 Marine parade
Bower Frank, Suffolk hotel, opposite Railway station
Bowles Charlotte (Mrs.),dress ma.95 London rd.sth.Krkly
:Boyce Ellen Ruth (Mrs.), baker &; confectioner, 45 Crown st
Boyce Fraucis, trinity pilot, 13 GroS'Venor road, Kirkley
:Boyes Geo. Christopher, travelling draper, 79 Beresford rd
BradbeOO' Benjamin Masterson, ship &; insurance agent,
auctioneer. foreign passport agent &; Netherlands,
Danish, Russian, Spanish &; Belgian vice-consul, Baltic
chambers, Waveney road
I3radbeer Benjamin S. auctioneer,shipping agent & broker,
&; German Empire vice-consul, 62 London road
I3radbury George', fish merchant, 20 New Fish market;
res. 33 Milton road
llrady &; Todd, builders, contraeton & undertakers, Ken-
dal Road works, Kirkley
Brame Mary Elizh. (Miss), ladies' school, 94 Clapham rd
.:Branch George, grocer, 120 Bevan street
llrand Robert William, outfitter, 10 London road
Breach Carolina (Miss), apartments, 38 Denmark road
Breach' Charles, fish merchant, 220 Clapham road
:Breach George, boat owner, Wbapload road
:Breach Henry, beer retailer, Whapload road
Breach John, fish merchant, Wbapload road
:Breach John, smack owner, 126 Denmark road
:Brendel F. Limited, fancy bazaar, 71 London road
Brett Jonathan & Sons, cabinet makers &; china, &; glass
deaJers, 49 & 50 Duke's Head street &; 249 &; 251 London
road south
Ilrett Robert Finch, builder, Alexandra road
.Brewer Paul, saw mill engineer; postal address, Oulton
Broad
JJrewster Arlhur, fish merchant, IIO Raglan street
Briggs Henry, cabinet maker, 30 Mariner's street
:Brigham Amy Maria (Miss), apartments, Regent road
:Britten Charles, boat owner, Whapload road
Brock Edwin (Mrs.), boarding house, 2 &; 3 Marine parade
::Brooke John 'Walter &; Co. Limited, engineers, marine &;
electrical, Alexandra road
Brown Thomas & Sons, fish merchants,s New Fish market
::Brown Edwin, stone mason, see Wolfe &; Brown
.:Brown Harriett (Mrs.), beer retailer, 177 High street
'::Brown Harry, fish merchant, 34 Gordon road
!Brown James, shopkeeper, 76 Seago street
i3rown Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 83 London road south
:Brown John, confectioner, 12 Duke's Head street
::Brown Julia (Mrs.), confectioner, see Deeks &; Brown
1l1"el'Wlll Thomas Edward, fish merchant, 17 Grove road
BrO'Wning Jefl'rey, collector of customs & receiver of wreck,
Custom. hQuse; res. 3 Surrey street
Bruce-Payne John M.A. school for young gentlemen, 3II
London road south, Kirkley
Brundle Henry, clothier, 183 London road
JJrunning John iHenry, boot &; shoe maker, 36 Raglan st
::Eryant Frederyc William, milliner, dress maker &; tailor,
52 London road
JJryant George Henry, smack owner, 48 Milton road
Buck Goorge, confectionoc, 155 London road & Crossley
house, London road
LOWESTOFT. 247
Buck Harriett Esther (Mrs.), confectioner & dress maker,
155 London road
Buck John, glass, china &; earthenware dealer, 8S High
street; &; at Yarmouth
Buckler Henry Charles, grocer, 307 London rd.sth. Kirkley
Bugg Henry, herbalist, 99 Bevan street '
Bull James, furniture remover, Gower house, Beccles road
Btillard & Sons Limited (Norwich), brewers J 8-tores.
Commercial road
Bullen Hamet (Mrs.), greengrocer, u Tonning str~et
Bullen William. George, baker, go Pakefield st. Kirkley
Bungard Edward John, hosier &; haberdasher, 77 &; 7 8
High street; res. 6 Regina terrace, Regent road
Bunn Howard,taxidermist,&; refreshment rms.Waveney rd
Bunn Robert, waterman, Trafalgar street
Burcham Frank, grocer, 85 Lome Park road, Kirkley
Burcham Fredk.beer retJr. 201 London road oSOnth,Kirkley
Burcham JameS', apartments, 8 Grosvenor road, Kirkley
Burcham John, greengroeer, 41 Bevan street
Burgess Frank Ethelbert, draper, 90 High street
Burgess Henry OIley, tailor &; shopkeeper, 84 Bevan street
BUIl'ges9 James, master mariner, 18 Bevan street
Bull James, furniture remover, Gower house, Beccles rd
BurgeS'S Thomas Francis, baker &; confectnr. 89 High st
Burgoine Charles, boat owner, I I Windsor road, KirkIey
BurreIl Jane (Miss), apartments, 7 &; 8 Esplanade
Burroughs Abbott, New Market inn, Compass street
Burroughs Arthur, butcher, 21 St. Peter's street
Burroughs William, hoat owner, Whapload road
Burton Clement &; Son, butchers, The Bridge; &; farmers,
White house, Gisleham
Burton Ann Elizh. (Mrs.), aparts. 124 Wellington esplanade
Burton Henry, farmer, Laundry lane .
Burwood George Henry, beer retailer, Whapload road
Bush & Dryburgh. electric light engineers & con-
tractors, London road
BusbeIl Walter Wiseman, baker &; confectioner, 29 & 30
Duke's Head street
Bushell William Alfred, baker, I Thurston road
Butcher Adelaide (Mrs.), boat owner, Livonia cottage,
Clapham road
Butcher Benjamin (Mrs.), net tanner, Whapload road
Butcher Emma Louise (Mrs.), apartments, 28 Clapham rd
Butcher John Samuel, net tanner, Beach
Butcher Mark, lodging house, Whapload road
Butler Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 25 Stanford street
Butterfield John, fish merchant, 40 Clapham road; ~ New
Fish market &; Whapload road
Butterfield William, fish buyer, 141 Clapham road
Butters Herbt. Augustus,ITuiterer &; greengrcr.75 High st
Button Percy F. draper, no &; Hr High street
Buxton Charles, saddler &; harness maker, 186 London
road south, Kirkley
Buxton Charles Bacon, a.partments, 14 KirkIey cliff
Cadamy !BJenry James, shopkeeper, 28 Tonning street
Calver Henry, hair dresser, II4 St. Peter's street
Calver Samuel, grocer, 131 St. Peter',s street
Calver Wm. Ling, shopkpr. I Clare ter. Ontario rd.Krkly
Camp Joseph, auctioneer, valuer, house &; estate agent;
offices &; furniture sale room, London road north; sale
of out-door &; <lther effects every tuesday a.t stock mart.
Clapham ird. ; & dairy at 65 & 66 Market pI. Yarmouth
Cllmpling AUrel &; Son, dy~rs &; ~le'lners, 13 Pier t~rracp
Campling ames Burrage, PrudentIal ogent, 55 NorWIch ru
Canham James, fruiterer, 43 Duke·SI Head street
Cann Edgar J ames, apartments, 102 Clapham road
Capon &; Co. cycle manufacturers, 91 Tonning street
Capps Robert Brame &; Frederick. fish merchants, Cum-
berland place, Whapload road
Capps Amall Brame, fish merchant, 23 Windsor rd.Kirkley
Capps Cecilia Harriet (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Chapel street
Capps Clara (Miss), apartments, 28 Denmark road
Capps Edmund, sail maker, Commercial !load
Capps Emma (Mrs.), apartments, New Zealand cottage,
Old Nelson street
Capps Frederick Golder, boat owner, 78 St. Peter's street
Capps James Edward Burwood, boat owner. Whapload
road; res. 88 Albert street
Capps lWbert Brame, boat owner, 25 .A.rnold street
Capps William, 1st coxswain life boat, Nelson road
Oapps William Robert, treasurer of the Loyal Lacon Lodge
of Oddfellows (M. D.), 31 Arnold street
Card George, cooper, Wbapload road .
Carpenter William Chas. tobacconist, 163 High street
Carr Thomas James, tailor &; outfitter, 5 &; 6 Bevan st
Carter John Day, professor of music, Battery green
ea.seley William, smack owner, 8 Trawl Fish market;
res. 138 Denmark road
Cash Clothing Co. Lim. clothiers, 131 London road
Castleton Charles, beer retailer, 28 Carlton road, Kirkley
Castleton Chas. John, beer retailer, Commercial road
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Castleton Samuel, boot & :shoe maker, 19 Queen's road
Catchpole Nathaniel Haycock, fish merchant, 15 New Fish
. market &. 2 Trawl Fish market; res. 4 Regent road
Catchpole Nathaniel Howard, fish merchant, 7 New Fish
market &; 2a, Trawl market,; res. 41 Clapham road
Catchpole William, baker, 120 High street
Catchpole William, blacksmith, S4 Crown street
Catchpole William, florist, Surrey street • Collins Arthur J osiah, stone & marble mason. Ma.riner's at.
Catchpole' William, lessee of Theatre Royal &; public hall,
34 Old Nelson street
Catchpool William, blacksmith, Bixley road, Kirkley
Cattermole Alfd. beer retailer, 21.8 London I'd. sth.Kirkley
Chadd George Westley, outfitter, 130 Bevan street &.
Battery Green road
Chamberlain Thos.hair dresser&fancy goods,II2London rd
Cbamberlin Harold, solicitor &; commissioner f(J1' oaths &;
notary public, Waveney chambers, Waveney road
Chambers &. Colby,ship & boat bldrs.North side,Harbour
Chambers Jane (Miss), apartments, 6 Kirkley cliff, Kirkley
•
Chambers John, boat builder, 182 Denmark road
Chandler Arthur William, trinity pilot, 43 Milton road
Chaplins, musical instrument dealers, 172 London road
Chapman Edward, apartments, 107 London road south
Chapman Frederick, compa,ss adjuster & teacher of navi-
gation, 19 Clapham road
Chapman George, sail maker, see Rice & O1apman
Chapman William Myhill, draper, 68 High street
ChastOIll Anna. Maria (Mrs.), chemist, 82 High stl'eet
Cha.ston Charles, furniture dealer, 53 Ma.riner's ·street
Chaston Charles WaIter, coroner for Suffolk, 10 Beach
road; res. Mendham, Harleston
Chaston Georg~ superintendent to Lowestoft Water &
Gas Co.; office, ;1:37 London road; res. 6 Beach road
Chaston Hezekiah, waterman, 135 Raglan street
Chatten Charles Cannell, a.ssistant overseer & poor rate
collector, 102 High street; res. Elm lodge, Denmark I'd
Chenery Thomas, ship &. general smith, Belvedere road
Chester Lewis, cork manufaoturer, Wilde's score; res.
35 Maidstone road
Chignell Philip H. professor of music, Celtic chambers,
London road south, Kirkley &. Mill road
Chipperfield Daniel, smack owner, 23 Arnold street
Chipperfield Frederick George, cab propr. 2 Wesley street
ChipperfieldFredk.Saml.fruiterer & bosket ma.125Bevan st
ChrisHan Knowledge Society's Dep6t (The Misses Turner),
9 Pier terra.ce
Christine & Co. patent medicine vendors, Camp road
Church of England Sunday School Institute Dep6t (The
Misses Turner), 9 Pier terra.ce
.Church Home for Girls (Mrs. M. H. Norris. ma.tron),
123 High street
Cladingbowl Geo.Lake,fish salesman,9ll.,Trawl Fish markt
Clare Herbert, linen dra.per, 4 & 6 Haward street
Olark Henry, fruiterer &; florist, Harbour
Olarke Arthur Edward, builder, 35 Beckham road
Cl1lol'ke Goor~e Ernes!;. pharmaceutical chemist &; dental
surgeon, Radnor house, London road south, Kirkley
Clarke J8cob, shoe maker, 18 Tennyson road
Clurke John (Mrs.), apartments, Burton house, Beccles rd
Clarke John Henry, fish curer, 168 Clapham road
Clarke Maria (Miss), apartments, 2 Stanley street &; 45
Clapham road
Clarke Stephen, french polisher. 20 High street
Clarke Thomas, carpenter, 13 Lorne Park road, Kirkley
Olarke Thomas. furniture remover to all parts by road,
rail, or sea; depository & pantechnicon stores, Burton
s-treet & Becles road
Clarke William J oseph, boat owner, Mill house, Church rd
Cleatheroe James, apartments, 119 Clapham road
Clews John Thomas, goods agent to Midland railway, 15
Grove road
Clifton Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Marine parade
Clowe Lionel, temperance restaurant & boarding house,
Battery Green road. See advert
Coast Guard Station (Charles Johnson, chief officer)
Coates William, apartments, 76 Clapham road
Oobb William Foster, school attendance officer for the
borough, 67 St. Margaret's road
Oobbald Herbert Martin, draper, 5 Pier terrace
Cock.edge ... Co. engineers, ironfounders & scale
makers, iron girder, roof &; tank makers &; iron &; steel
merchants, 7 Duke's Head street; also at Ipswich;
scale show rooms &. works & office. Greyfriars road
Colby Charles, greengocrer, 64 Tennyson road
Oolby John, boa.t builder. see Chambers &; Colby
Cole Charles Robart, builder, 88 St. Peter's street
Cole Fisher John, dairyman & farmer, Whitehouse farm,
Kirldey
Cole Frederick Walker, butcher, 128 Clapham road
Cole James Newson, apartmentlt. 27 Old Nelson street
Coleman Daniel, apartments, Swiss cot. Whapload road
Coleman Martha. Alice (Mrs.), dining rooms,I33 London rd
Coleman Thomas', chemist, 216 London road -sth. Kirkley
Coleman William, beer retailer, Whapload road
Coleman William, coffee rooms, 55 Crown street
Collen Albert Edward, pork butcher & dairy, 127 Bevan s1;;
Collett William, apartments, 3 Waterloo tel'. Beccles I'd.
Collings Samuel Charles, butcher, 116 Raglan street
Collins Arthur, stone mason, 15 .Albert street
ColIinS' Charles, apartments, 4 St. Aubyn's terrace,.
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
Collins Charles, secondhand clothier, 45 Raglan street
Colman Thomas Green, apa;rtments,4 Wellington esplanade-
Constitutional Club (B. S. Bradbeer, sec.), London road
Cook David, baths &; bathing machine proprietor. Beach,.
Whapload road
Cook Edward, dairyman, 191 London road 'South, Kirkley:
Cook Edward, fishmonger, 64 Bevan stree~
Cook Ernest, apartments, 4 Prairie
Cook Fra.ncis, trinity pilot, 150 Denmark road
Cook G. S. (Mrs.), ,stationer, ,servants' registry office, k
agent for Puller & Sons, dyers, Perth, 12 Old Nelson st.
Cook George James, solicitor, see Nicholson &; Cook
Cook Harriet (Mrs.), apartments. 13 Oldl NelSQIL street;
Cook James, chimney sweeper, 41 Mariner street
Cook J ames Henry AlIen, chimney sweeper, 41 Mariner s1:
Cook James Newby, tailor,. 5 Regina. terrace, Regent road!
Cook John, smack owner, 200 Denmark road
Cook Joseph Edward, borough accountant &; clerk to>
Oulton school board, 30 High street
Cook Wm. Richd. AlIen, boot maker, 5 Old Market plain
Cooke William &. John, blacksmiths, Gun lane
Cooper Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 41 Marine parade
Cooper Herbert, hair dresser, 167 London road sth.Kirkle,.
Cooke Herbert James (Mrs.), ladies' hair dresser, 12~
Denmark road
Cooper James, fishmonger, 9 Old Nelson street
Cooper James, -shell fishmonger, 36 &; 37 Duke'1l Head sb
Cooper James Capps, boat owner, 81 Albert9treet
Cooper J()hn, boat owner, Whapload road
Cooper John, greengrocer, 22 Albert street
Cooper In. Robt.baker,confectioner,&post office,51 High sit
Cooper Mary (Miss), dress maker, 2 St. J()hn's road
Cooper Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Beach road .
Cooper Wm. apartments, 6 Lorne tel'. Pakefield road
Cooper William Beckett, pr?vision merc~ant, baker &;
china &; glass dealer, 13 Marmer's st. & FIsh Dock stores:
Coote 'lIJerbert, shopkeeper, Wilson road, Kirkley
Copeman Henry Harmer, butcher, 104 High street
Copping George, boot maker, 182 Clapham road
Corbyn Martha (Mrs.), haberdasher, 183 London road!
south. Kirkley
Corbyn William Arthur, ta.ilor,hatter&outfitter,46 High s\
Cornish Elizabeth(Mrs. ),draper,194 London rd.sth.Kirkle)'"
Coumbe John Batten M.D. surgeon, 55 High street
Covern Charles, grocer, 31 Lome Park road, Kirkley
County Court Office (Circuit No. 33) (His Honor H_
Eardley-Wilmot, judge; F. R. Welchman, registra.r &;
high bailiff), London road
Cowles Charles Harry, beer l'etailer, St. Mal'garet's plaint
Cowles Charlotte (Mrs.), seed merchant, 49 Crown strooll
Cowles Robert William, hatter, outfitter &; draper, 44 ~
45 Tonning street
Cox Frederick, painter, 10 Albert street
Cracknell George, apartments, 17 Marine parade
Crake Benjamin, butcher, 86 Pakefield street, Kirkley
Craske Edmund George, coal merchant, South quay; rcs_
2 Cleveland road
Orews Jeremiah &. Sons, fish salesmen, 18 &; 19 Trawt
Fish market
Crisp A. & Son, booksellers, 22 High street
Crisp John &; Son, steam ship owners, C()mmercial road
Crisp Albert,registrar of marriages for Mutford & Lothing-
land Incorporation; deputy, Ernest Albert Crisp, 2Z
High street
Crisp Florence(Miss),apartments, 21 Wellington esplanade-
Crispin Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 43 London road south
Clarke Thomas, furniture remover to all parts by road,..
rail or sea; furniture depository &. pantechnicon.
stores, Beccles road &. Burton street
Crocker WaIter, Harbour hotel, facing the bridge &.
pier; very comfortable; charges moderate; has the-
reputation for supplying the finest &. purest ,!ines k.
spirits on the East Coast, Harbour. See advertIsementi
Crosbie Joseph Spencer, pork butcher, I Love road
Cross & Co. glass & fancy repository, 56 London road &.
307 London road, Kirkley
Cross Albert Burkitt, grocer, 29 Mariner street
Crouch Samuel, insurance agent, 3 Beresford road:
Crow Ernest L. A. tailor &. hatter, 64 London road
Crowe Edward, shoe maker, Oxford road
Croxon Edwin, gl'~cer, 43 &; 43a, Crown street . - •
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Crowe John, steward to Royal Norfolk. &; Suffolk Yacht
Club, Harbour
Onbitt &SonS',antique furniture deaJer,s,158&;I60 Lond()n rd
Oubitt Frederick Wm. fish buyer, 9 Prairie, London ;rd
Cullingford Charles, ham &; bacon curer, 173 London road
south, Kirkley
Cunningham George Henry, cab proprietor, Lorne Park
road, Kirkley
Cunningham Goorgina Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 93
London TOad lOuth
Cunningham Henry, apartments, 20 Marine parade
Ounningham Nathaniel Downing, beer retlr. 23 High st
Cunningham. William, watch maker, 1 St. Peter's street
Curl Brothers, drapers, 159 London road
Curson &; Tomkins, coffee tavern, Suffolk. road
Ourson Amelia (Ml'ls.), apartments, 35 Marine parade
Curtis H~nry J oseph, district superintendent of the Pru-
clential Insurance Co. 3 Regent road
Curtis Henry JOlileph, district superintendent Prudential
Insurance Co. 3 Regent road
Curtis Thomas, sanita.ry plumber &; glazier, n6 Bevan st
Cushing Arthur, saddler, 1 Bevan street
Custom House (Jeffrey Ilrmming, ~oll~ctor of customs &
receiver of wreck), near the Harbour
Cutts Alfred George, baker, 4 Lawson road, Kirkley
Dade Charles Levy, carpenter, 18 Duke's Head. street
Daines Newton, basket maker, 46 Duke's Head street
Dale William, farm bailiff to W. R. Seago esq. Seago's
farm, Norwich road
Damant George, beer &; wine retailer, Bank stores, 3
Commercial road.
Dance Charles William, marine surveyor, licensed valuer,
shipping & salvage agent, Board of Trade expert sur-
veyor &; valuer, Fisheries Act, 1891, 7 Commercial road
Dance Louiss (Mrs.), apartments, 47 Old Nelson street
Daniels Ernest Alfred, collector gas & water rates, 16
Windsor road, Kirkley
Dann Arthur, Giobe P.H. 131 High street
Dann Carolina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Milton road
Dann Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 30 Marine parade
Dare J ames, apartments, 138 Clapham road
Davey Thomas Wm. beer retailer, 87 High street
Davidson, Gray & Co. fish merchants, Whapload road.
Davis Richard, smack owner, I I Stanley street
Day Charles Turrell, fishing boat owner, 14 Beach road,
Whapload road
Day Christopher Alfred, picture frame maker, 90 London
road & wardrobe dealer, 99 Raglan street
Day George, carpenter, 4 Caroline terrace, Church road
Day James Thomas, basket maker, Whapload road
Day William, hay &; corn dealer, Old Market plain
Dazeley Arth. In. cycle mkr. 61 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Dean Henry, carpenter, Selby street
Dooks & Brown, confectioners, 21 High street
Denton Charles, riding master, 11 St. Margaret's plain
Desborough John George, 8hopkeeper, 53 Seago ,street
Devereux John &; Sons, grocers, tea dealers &; provision
merchants, agents for W. &; A. Gilbey Ltd. wine &; spirit
merchants; Bass' &; AlIsopp's Burton ales &; Guinness'
stout, London house, 127, 128 & 129 High street &
Kirkley stores, South Lowestoft
Devereux Thomas, grocer, &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey
Ltd. wine &; spirit m~rchants, 54 High street
Dewing Frederick Thomas, apartments, I I I Clapham rd
Dhonan Conrad, baker &; confctnr. 186 & 188 London rd
Dilly Edwd. master mariner, Undereliffe ho. Whapload rd
Dodge Edmond, chemist &; druggist, 31 High street
Dorling Frank, Albion stores, IQl High street
Dorling Thomas, greengrocer, 241 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Dotesio & Todd, printers, boo!rsellers &; stationers, 56
& 57 High street
Doughty George Henry, smack owner, 21 Trawl Fish
market; r~s. 168 Raglan street
Dowe John Harvey, dairyman, 136 Clapham road.
Down Samuel, smack owner &; fish merchant, 24 Trawl
Fish market; res. 188 Denmark road
Dowsing Samuel Frederick, apartmenJts, 38 Marine parade
Doy David Ringe, apartments, I Regina ter. Regent road
Doy Frederick Charles, beer retailer, 45 Duke's Head st
Doy John, butcher, 6 Beckham road
Drake Daniel, mineral water manufr. 27 Clapham road; &;
at Norwicb
Drake James, trinity pilot, 153 Clapham road
Drake WiIliam George, prove dealer, 132 Bevan street
Drake William Mendall, apartments, 14 Denmark road.
Drewitt Harry, Anchor Stores P.R. 159 High street
Dryburgh Alexander Philip, electric light engineer, see
Bush &; Dryburgh
Duck Thomas Kinnersley, printer & stationer, 89 &;
91 Tonning street
Du Croz Harriet Amelia (Miss),aptmts.22 Old Nelson st
Dunnett John Henry, paperhanger, 81 Tonning strget
LOWESTOFl'. 249
Dunfee William Loveys, manager of National Provincial
Bank Limited (branch), London road
Dunnett William Benj. master mariner, 105 Beresford rd
Durrant George & Son, fruiterers & poulterers, 161 &
190 London road south, Kirkley
Earl Alfred Robert, carriage builder, 48 Crown stree1i &
199 Clapham road
Earl Charles, builder, Milton road.
East Anglian Ice Co. Limited (William Fredk. Cockrell.
sec.), Inner harbour
Eastern Daily Press (The Norfolk. News Co. Lim. (of
Norwich) proprietors &; publisherS'); branch office, 141
London road
Eastern Evening News (The Norfolk. NeWlS Co. Lim. (01
Norwich) proprietors &; publisherS'); branch office, 141
London road
East Suffolk. Mutual Fishing Total Loss Insurance Co~
Ltd. (A. B. Capps, sec.), 23 Windsor road
Ea.staugh Henry J. corn, artificial manure, seed, oil cake;.
salt, coal mer. & maltster, South wharf; &; at Becclea.
Eaves Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 Gun lane
Ecclestone Frederick, beer retailer, I&;2 Duke's Head s\
Edgar & Co. photographers, 149 London roe sth.Kirkley
Edmonds &; Skinner, painters, Raglan street
Edwards George, undertaker, 43 Stanford street
Edwards James, shopkeeper, 23 Stanford street
Ellen & Holt, solicitors, London road: &; at Yarmouth
Ellen Frank Stratton, M.A., LL.M. (firm, Ellen &; Holt)p
solicitor &; clerk to the county &; borough magistrates p
London road
Elliott &; Garrood Limited, engineers &c. Suffolk. road;.
& at Beccles &; Wheatacre
Elliott Edwd. artist, 9 Commercial rd. ; res. 15 North par
EIliott John, shopkeeper, 72 Lome road, Kirkley
Ellis Edward, shrimp boat owner, Beach
'Ellis James, pilot, 2 Nelson road
EIliston Charles, bricklayer, 23 Cambridge road
Elsegood Bartholomew, district secretary to Ancien"
Order of Foresters, 14 Old Nelson street
Elsey George, builder & contractor & steam joinery wks.
workshops, back of St. ~onard's road, Kirkley
Elven John JQnathan, trinity pilot, 124 Denmark road
Elwell M. C. land agent to G. E. Railway, Harbonr
Embry Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, 89 Clapham road
Emery Waiter, grocer, Whapload road
Emms Arthur George, baker &; confectioner, 11 London rc:J
Emms Fanny Elzh. (Mril.), apartments, 32 Alexandra rll
Empire Hotel (Spiers & Pond Limited, proprietors; H.
F. Richardson, manager), Kirkley .
English Robert, shopkeeper,S Laundry lane
Estcourt Ernest, furnished flats, Ravina, North parade
Evans Harold Muir M.D. surgeon, Turret house, Kirkley
Cliff road, Kirkley &; see Walker & Evans
Evans John, apartments, 228 London road south, Kirkley
Everitt Clement, solicitor, Baltic chmbrs. Wavenev• road
Everitt Henry Reeve, solicitor &; notary public, see Watson
&; Everitt
Ewles Arthur, coal mercht. &; carter, Bwey rd. Kirkley
Fairhead John, apartments, 23 Wellington esplanade
Faraker ~wi81 M.A. school for young gentlem~n, Holme-
house, Kirkley Cliff roa,d, Kirkley
Farman John &; Son, boot makers, 9 Waveney road
Farman John, boot &; shoe maker, 81 High street
Farmer George, apartments, 22 Wellington esplanad.A
Farmer George, butcher, 46 Queen's road
Farrett EIlen (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Wellington esplanade-
Farrow John, shoe maker, Princes road
Farrow Richard Walton, carpenter, Ipswich road
Fenn John, draper, 85 Lawson road, Kirkley
Few ThomaS' James, auctioneer, see Titcomb &; Few
Field John Stphn. Vallentine, beer retailer, 170 London rcJ
Field Samuel, sign writer, Gun lane
Finch George, upholsterer, 6 Old Market plain
Finch Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 24 Tonning street
Fishburne Augustns Henry, hair dresser, 101 Raglan st
Fisher Cecil ·Wm. Pearson, hair dresser, Suffolk. road
Fisher David, master mariner, 75 London road
Fisher Edward. hair dresser &; perfumer, 103 High street
Fisher Edward James Pearson, hair dresser, 177 London
road south, Kirkley
J'"isher James, chemist &; druggist, 94 High street
Fisher Samuel, apartments, 32 Denmark road
Fisher William, cabinet maker, Beccles road
Fisherman's New Shelter. dining rooms (George Edward
Martin, manager), Waveney road
Fishermen's Shelter Coffee Tavern, Harbour
Fisk George Forster, tailor, 82 Albert street
Flack Robert, apartments, 293 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Fleteher W. & R. Limited, butchers, 16g London road
& 209 London road south, Kirkley
l~letcher Frcderick William, ship chandler, see Wright &>
Fletcher
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Fleteher Samuel John, beer retailer,. 53 Crown street
F!ory Henry Thompson, mlllSter mariner, 252 Denmark rd
Flood &; Son Limited, printers. &; ·stationers (F. Spashett,
sec.), The Grove, London J'oad &; lleach road
Flowerday Jane (Miss), apartmts. 72 CarIton rd. KirkIey
Flowers H\lrry Denton A.R.C.M. prof. of music,35 High It
Flowers John, shopkeeper, 32 Southwell road, Kirkley
Folger John Charles, apartments, 106 Denmark road
FoIkard Saml. In. apartmts. 265 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Folkard Wm. ,bath. macho propr. 21 Lorne Park ro. Kirkly
Ford &; Co. boot mas. 229 &; 231 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Ford Thomas, apartments, 2 Grove road
Ford'er John, apartments, 139 London road south, Kirkly
Foreman William, shopkeeper, 3 St. John's road . South cliff
Forrester &; Furness. (Misses), fancy repository, 10
Waveney road
FOlster George, grocer, I&;2 Wilson road, Kirkley
Foster Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 18 Wellington esplan
Foster's Parcel Express Co. Limited, general carrier~;
office, 50 High street
Foulsham Edward Thomas, Foulsham's commercial &;
family hotel &; restaurant, opposite Railway station,
Denmark road . Great Eastern· hotel (Samuel George Marler, propr.).
Fountain Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 26 Tennyson road
Fountain William, boot &; shoe maker, Clapham road
Fox Amy &; Lottie (Misses), dress mkrs. 164 London rd
Francis Daniel, chimney sweeper, 29 Jacob street
Francis Frank, coffee tavern, Docks
Franklin Rose (Miss), dress maker, 66 Denmark road
Fraser Edward A. head master of the school of science &;
art. 108 Clapham road
Fraser J ames Edward, solicitor. perpetual commissioner
&; commissioner to administer oaths, 37 Milton road
Freeman Thomas George &; Son, curriers. leather mer-
chants &; closed upper manufacturers, Old! Market plain
Freeman William J ames, blacksmith, SQuth quay
Frost Brothers Limited (F. Spashett, agent). rope manu-
facturers, Battery Green road
Frost· Caroline (Miss), apartments, 12 Marine parade
Fry Chas. Young, tailor, hatr. &; outfitr. 70 &; 71 High st
Fryer &; Co. pharmaceutical chemists, 1 Pier terrace
Fuller EdwardJ (Mrs.). apM"tments, 44 Marine pa.rade
Fuller In. Wm. boot &; shoe ma. 1 Beaconsfield rd. Kirkly
Fuller Solomon King, apart,ments, 5 Wellington esplanade
Fuller Walter. butcher. 31 Mariner street
Fuller Wm. John, boot maker, 38 Carlwn road, Kirkley
Gage William &; Sons, job masters, Crown street &; 212
London road south, Kirkley
Gage Charles, cab proprietor, 3 Mill road
Gage Fredk. borough rate collector, Town hall, High st.;
res. 135 Clapham road
Gage Harry, cab propr. 4 Waterloo place, Beccles road
Gage Wm. Hy. beer retlr. 212 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Gardiner Henry George, apartments, 35 Ale.xandra road
Garner William, shoe maker. Beccles road
Garrod James, saddler, 16 llevan street
Garrod Robert, greengrocer, 97 Oxford road
Garrood William, engineer, see Elliott &; Garrood
Gayfol'd! Kitton, auctioneer, 36 AIexandra road
Gearing Geo. Chas. fish mercht. 10 &; I I Trawl Fish mkt
Gearing Wm. Hugh, fish &; salt agent, 10 &; I l Trawl
Fish market
Gearing Wm. Jsph.fish .salesman,Io &; I I Trawl Fish mkt
Gee John Kirby, inland revenue {)ffieer. 4 Surrey street
Genery John, carter, Bixley road. Kirkley . Hammond William, apartments, 105 Clapham road
Giles Charles, baker &; .grocer, 25 Duke's Head street
Gill James, builder, 87 'Clapham road
Gillson Thomas, dairyman, 84 High street
Giraud William Edward, inspector of weights &; measures
(northern division of East Suffolk); office, 140 High
street; res. 4 Cleveland road, Kirkley
Gissing- Arthur John, baker, Whapload road
Godbold Arthur, coffee tavern, 184 Clapham road
Goddardl WiIliam, engineer, 13 Alma street
Godfrey John Robert, Anchor steam roller flour mills, see
Parker &; Godfrey
Goff William Vince Barnett, apartments, 6 Vietoria road
Qoffin George, tin &; copper .smith, llattery Green road
&; St. John's road
Golder Frederick, Spreadeagle hotel, 108 High street
Goldsmith John, caretaker of the Kirkley cemetery,
London road south, Kirkley
Goldsmith John Edward, shoe maker, Cambridge road
Goldsmith JuIiet (Miss), apartments, 16 Denmark road
Goldsmitn Thomas Henry, beer retailer, St. Peter's street
Golf Club (A. R. Mayo, sec.), 41 London road
Gooch John William, tinsmith, Clapham road
Gooderham Mary (Mrs.), llhopkeeper, 17 Clemence st
Goodwin, Foster, Brown Lim. dairymen, 149 London rd
Goodwin Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 96 Oxford road
Goodwin William, builder, 85 Wollaston road
Gouldby &; Martin, hay &; corn dealers, 67 Raglan st
, . [KELLY'S
Gouldby Edward, fish merchant, New Fish market &;
llelvedere road; res. 2 Ipswich villas, Battery Green rd
Goulder Christophel',apartments,47 London· rd.sth.Kirkley
GouIty Anna (Mrs.), dress maker, 55 St. John's road
Gourock Rope Work Co. Limited, rope &; twine makers,
Battery Green road
Government Cable House &; Repeater Station (Edward
E. Baugh, supt.). Whapload road
Gower James, apartments, 3 Bevan street
Gower William, fish merchant, Whapload road
Gowing Ellen (Miss), boarding house. Gresham house,
Victoria road .
Grand Hotel (Lowestoft Grand &; ,Royal Hotels Limited),
"
Grainge Harry, shoe maker. Thurston road
Graveling Esau, carpenter, 271 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Gl"avells Jeremiah Reay, smack owner, 198 Denmark rd
Graves WaIter, architect, llelvedere road
Gray Alica (Miss), greengrocer. 25 Haward street
Gray Edmund', baker, 175 Clapham road north
Gray Frederick, apartments, 12 Surrey street
Gray William James, baker, Whapload road '
Denmark road
Great Western Railway Co. 22 New Fish market
Green Emily (Miss), apartments, 16 Kirkley cliff
Green Herbert J. architect &; surveyor, 26 London road
Green Lauretta (Mrs.), draper, 153 London road
Green Thomas, hatter, 100 High street
Grieve J ames &; Sons, fish curers, East street
Grieve J ames, fish merchant, 66 Beresford road
Griffiths Wm. Royal Oak hotel, 199 London road south
Grimble WaIter, butcher, Clement hOe Carlton rd.Kirkley
Grimes Sarah (Miss), dress maker, 17 High street
Grove Estate Office (A. G. &; A. Notley, agents), Royal
thoroughfare
Gwyn William. stationer. printer, booksellers &; circulating
library, 98 London road; &; South Lowestoft library,
176 London road, South Lowestoft
Gyton Robert W. schoolmaster &; deputy registrar of
births &; deaths for Kessingland sub-district, 76 Carl-
ton road, Kirkley
Hacon Edward, gasfitter. 198 'Clapham road
Hacon Herbert Jeffery, hay &; corn dlr. 73 St. Peter's st
Hadenham Herbert, dairy, Maidstone road
Hailey Fredk. plumber &; tobacconist, 224 &; 226 London
road south, Kirkley
Hales Edward. apartments, 80 Clapham road
Hall's llarton Ropery Co. Lim. (John Rowe. agent),
llattery Green road
Hall Edward, boat owner. 70 Oxford street
Hall Fanny (Miss), dress maker, 70 Oxford road
Hall Frederick, boat owner, Whapload road
Hall Fredk. Chas.watch mkr.Albert ho.Carlton rd.Kirkley
Hall James Capps, boat owner, 64 Albert street
Hall James Thomas, apartments. 5 Victoria TOad
Hall Lily (Mrs.), dress ma. Albert ho.· Carlton rd.Kirkley
Hall Robert. shoe maker, Beach
Hall William, insurance agent, 67 Queen's road
Halsey Arthur, smack owner. 140 Denmark road
Hamby George Henry, borough surveyor, Town hall
Hame Geo. Whitfield', smack owner, 9a, Trawl Fish mrkt
Hammersley Joseph, fish curer, Anguish street
Hammond Harry Hunting, pork butcher, 13 Tonning st
Hancock Alfred, painter, 44 lleresford road
Handley Wm. Thos. Three Herrings P.H. 181 High st
Hannand Frank, stationer, 153 London Td. sth. Kirkley
Hanson Beckett, bill poster, 13 iSt. Peter's street
Harber Thomas, apartments, Regent's road
Harding Mary Ann (Mr§.), apartments, 105 London rd.
south, Kirkley
Hardingham George, baker, 71 Cambridg-e road
Harling William John, apartments, I&;2 Royal terrace
Harmer Emmanuel, beer retailer, Old Market plain
Harmer In. D. aprtmts. 297 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Harper William, boot maker, Old Market plain
Harris William, beer retailer, Nelson road
Harrison &; Co. ship smiths, Commercial road &; Battery
Green road
Harrison Clarll. (Mrs.), apartments, 48 Marine parade
Hart George, shopkeeper, 46 Tonning street
Harvey Edwin, pork butcher, 173 London road
Harvey Stephanie (Miss), lady supt. Convalescent Home,
Fairfield house, Belle Vue park
Havers Daniel, solicitor, 1I I London road; &; at Norwich
Haward William Roberts, 'builder, 50 Roman road
Haws Adam, shoe maker, ! I l St. Peter's street
Haws Harry, boot maker, St. Leonard's road, Kirkley
Haws William, working cutler, III St. Peter's street
Hayden Edward, oculist, Marina. London road
Hayes &; Co. library, booksellers &statnrs. 92 London rd
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK.
Hayes William Dawson, relieving- &; vaccination officer,'
Lowestoft district, 2 Regent road
Haylett Susan Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Alexandra I'd
Hayward John, apartments, 137 1St. Peter's street
Hayward William, smack (}wner, Nelson road
Heard. George Hearsay, grocer, 122 St. Peter's 'Street
Heath Albert Henry, boarding &; day school (boyw),
Gordon r(}ad
Heath Lomsa Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, 121 High street
Heighton Charles, apartments, 15 High street
Hellings John, fish agent &; smack (}wner, Regent road &; 16
&; I] Trawl market
Helliston Henry, tailor, 10 Old Nelson street
HendersoIli Henry Jagu, harbour master, Custom house
Hepburn Malcolm Langton M.D. surgeon, see Shann &;
Heplmrn
Hepworth &; Son Limited, clothiers, 145 High 'Street
Hepworth Eleanor (Miss), apartments, 179 High street
Hepworth Tom, hair dresser, I I St. Peter's street
Herring Rebeooa (Mrs.), beer retailer, II2 Denmark road
Hewett & Sons Lim. fish salesmen, 23 Trawl Fish markt
Hewitt George Henry, apartments, Regent road
Hewitt Herbert, tailor, 88 High street
Hildyard. John, watch & clock maker, Suffolk road
Hiles Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 14 GrosvelllJr I'd. KirkIey
Hills William, apartments, 110 Denmark road
Himson William, builder, 17 Church road
Hiscock George, laundry, Laundry lane
Hith Caroline (Mrs.), apartments, 18 Beach road
Hobson Th·(}s. &; Co. fish salesmen, 4 New Fish market
Hodges Richd. Wm. temperance hotel, 8 Commercial I'd
Hogg Charles Jonathan, boat builder, Laundry lane
Hogg Frank John, boot maker, St. Margaret's plain
Holbrock Eleanor (Mrs.), bakr.&; cnictnr.44 Mariner's st
Holbrook John Robert, coffee tavern, Battery Green road
Holbrook William Moore, undertaker, 51 Oxford road
Holland Henry, apartments, 3 Esplanade
Holloway Thomas, fish merchant, osee Sayer &; H(}lloway
Holmes WaIter George, apartments, 41 Clapham road
Holt William Edward, .soliciwr, see Ellen &; Holt • Jones Henry Geo. smack owner, 86 Clapham road
llome & Colonial Tea Stores Lim. tea dealers, 50 London
road & 184 London road south, Kirkley
Hood William Daniel, shopkeeper, 18 Beccles road
Hook Frederic J oseph,editor of "Lowestoft Weekly Press,"
147 London road
Hook lWbert, master mariner, IZ3 St. Peter',s street
H(}rne Ernest R.D.S. dentist, 101 London Toad; attends
Becc1es every friday&Bungay first thurs. in every month
Horney George, boot maker, 17 Lawson road, Kirkley
Horrl>Cks Alien Avey, fishmonger, 177 London road
Horlh Robert, buil<1er &; shopkeeper, 15 Factory street
Roughton James, apartments, 39 Clapham road
Roughton William, builder, 305 Raglan street
Rovells Elijah, dairyman, 227 London road south, Kirkley
Howard Herbert, hair dresser, 12 T(}nning street -
Howe In. Ephraim, smack owner, 20 Trawl Fish markt
lIow9 William, shoe maker, 59 Haward street
Howes Bros. bicycle maker, 67 London road; &; at
Norwich &; Yarmouth
Howes Henry Fountain, tobacconist, 121 Bevan I!treet
H(}wes Theodore, pork butcher, 44 Crown street
Howlett W. &; Son, music .sellers, 58 London road; &;
at Norwich
Howlett Alfred John, beer retailer, Anguish street
Hubbards Brick Co. Limited (W. J. Roberts, sec.), brick
makers, 124 London road
Rubbard Esther (Mrs.), apartments, I Lorne terrace,
Pakefield road, Kirkley
Hubbard William, town crier, 47 Alexandra road
Hudson Thompson, coal mer. Manor ho.Pakefield st.Krkly
Huggins Herbert Gooch, saddler, 88 Tonning street &;
Whapload road
Rnke Thomas, printer &; bookbinder, 12 Old Nelson street
Hnlbert Henry Alfred, watoh maker, 83 High street
Hume Ge(}. Thomas, spar &; block mkr. Battery Grn. I'd
Hume John William David, chemist, 48 Londou road
Runn George, boat owner, 39 Lome Park road, Kirkley
Hunt Charles, generaJ dealer, 64 Oxford road
Runt Henry, boot &; shoe maker, II Pier terrace
Hunt Henry, boot & shoe maker, 5 St. Peter's street
Hunter William, boot &; shoe maker, 2 Pier terrace
Rutchings Frank, smack owner, 28- Haward street
Rutchings Meline (Miss), apartments, 78 Clapham road
Hutchings William, smack owner, 49 Haward street
Hn:tchinson Donald Henry M.D. surgeon, Oxford house,
Marina
In~o-European Telegraph Co. (branch) (Henry Jarand,
clerk in charge & electrician), Holland house, London I'd
InternationaJ Tea Co. Stores Limited, tea. dealers, 119
High street
Irish Hy. smack owner, I Trawl mkt.; res. 17 Beach rd
Ives Herbert E. boot & shoe maker, 161 High street
LOWESTOFT. 251
Jackson Benjamin, marine store dealer, Commercial road
Jackson Susannah (Mr9.), apartments, 2 Esplanade
Jackson Thomas William, blacksmith Commercial road
Jacobs George, Jolly Sailor P.H. Pakefield st. Kirkley
Jago Robert Oharles, beer &; wine retailer, 61 Raglan st
James Arthur, boat owner, Whapload road
James John Francis, fried fish .shop, 9 White Horse street
Jarmay Simon, smack owner, 70 Beresford road
Jarvis Edwin, pork butcher, 192 Raglan street
Jarvis Frederick, joiner, 2 Egham villas, London road
south, Kirkley
Jary Tolver P. chemist &; optician, 129 London road
Jeacock Frederick Dawson, chemist, 196 &; 198 London
road south, Kirkley
Jeckells William Thomas, sail maker &c.; yacht sails &;
awnings a speciality, South quay; res. 89London rd.sth
Jefferies Henry, auctioneer, 192 Lond{)n road
Jeffries Perny W. grocer, 6 Pier terrace
Jenker90n Arthur, grocer & provision dealer, II Crown st
Jenkerson Thomas William, tailor, 58 Beresford road
Jenkins Harry, photographer, 2 Pier terrace
Jenner Alfred, boat owner, 151 St. Margaret',s road
J enner Goorge, fish merchant, Princes road
JenneT John, boat owner, 41 Lorne Park road, KirkIey
Jermy Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 55 St. Margaret's road
J ewson &; Sons, timber merchants, Belvedere road
Jilling Alfred William, shoe maker, 39 St. Peter's street
Jillings Frederick, boot &; shoe maker, II Bevan street
Jillinglt Samuel, master mariner, 73 St. Margaret's road
J ohnsonElizh. (Mrs. ),apartment,s,30sLondon I'd. sth.KirkIey
JohnSODl Ernest Edward, solicitor &; commissi{)ner for
oaths, Grove chmbrs.LondoIli yd.; res.Highbank,Kirkley
Johnson Frederick, p(}rk butcher (see Pye &; Johnson),
50 Lawson road, Kirkley
Johnson Jas. pianoforte dlr. 159 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Johnson Lewis Thomas, coal agent, Harley ho. London rd
J ohns(}n William, tobacconist, 42 High street
Johnstone James, travelling draper, I Ashby road
J ones Thomas &; Sons, fish curers, Gas Works road
Jones Thomas, chimney sweeper, 8 Anguish street
Jones Walter Grant, 8urgeon, St. -Andrew's house, Lon-
don road south, Kirkley
Jones Wi.Iliam Richard, smack owner, 128 Denmark road
Jones Norman B. fish merchant, 24 Trawl Fish market
Jullings Robert, cutler, 94 Pakefield street, KirkIey
Keable Orlando, window blind maker, Arnold street
Keates George, parish clerk, St. John's, 44 St. John's rd
Keen Henry, shopkeeper, 29 Beaconsfield road, Kirkley
Kemp Edward 'l'hos. baker &; beer retlr. 94 Norwich road
Kemp Samuel, aprtmts. 5 1.ome tel'. Pakefield rd.Kirkley
Kamp Wi1liam, baker, 30 St. J (}hn's road
Kendrick Mary Ann (Mrs.), aprtmts. 63 St. Margaret's rd
Kent Alfred &; Son, solicito1"S. 102 High street
Kent Edward, grocer, II2 High 'street
Kent Ernest Alfd. RA. solicitor, see Kent Alfred &i Son
Kerrison Henry, greengrocer, 206London rd. mho KirkIey
Killington Frank, beer retailer, East street
Kett Philip, 83I1itary inspector, Town hall
King Bessie (Mrs.), apartments, 81 London road &Outh
King George John, tobacconist,I69 London rd.sth.Kirkley
King Margaret (Mrs.), Windsor Castle, 6 Mill Toad
Kinkler Clam (Mrs.), beer retailer, 15 Dove street
Kirkby John, carpenter, II Lorne Park road, Kirkley
Kirk Albert Alfred, cabinet maker, Belvedere road
Kirkley Cemetery (R. B. Nicholson, clerk; John Gold-
smith, keeper), Kirkley
Kirkley Football Club (Philip H. Chignell, hon. sec.),
London road south, Kirkley
Knights Geo. Thos. architect & surveyor, 44 Milton I'd
Knights James J. beer retailer, 65 Bevan street
Knights John Robert, commercial traveller, 103 Lon-
don road south, Kirkley
Knights Michael Clare, :florist, Love road
Knighh9 Noah, ship chandler &;c. South qnay; re'8. 24
Windsor r.oad, Kirk.ley
Knights Wm. builder, Commercial I'd.; res.I3 Clapham I'd
Knowles John, apartments, 42 Denmark road
Lacey &; Lincoln, builders' merchants, Belvedere road
Lacon -E. A Co. Limited, brewers &; wine &; spirit
merchants, 133 London rd.sth.Kirkley; &i at Yarmouth
Lacons, Youell &; Kemp (branch), bankers (Henry Howell
Vincent, agent), London road; draw on Glyn, Mills,
Currie &; 00. London E C
Lake David, apartments, 7 Kirkley cliff
Lake Geo. Fredk. architect, 3S3 London rd. 5th. KirkIey
Lamb Joseph, apartments, S9 London I'd. 5th. Kirkley
Lambert Brothers, shop fitters, air tigbt show case
makers, shop front builders, enamelled glass facia
writers, joinery manufacturers & horticultural builders,
46, 48 &; 50 Lorne road, South Lowestoft
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Lambert Hannah &; Gertrude (Misses), fruiterers,S Old
Market s t r e e t ,
Lambert Loftus, outfitter, Chur,ch road, Kirkley
Lambert Thomas William, apartments, 15 Kirkley cliff
Lambert William, grocer, 77 LO'rne Park road, Kirkley
Lanark Spinning Co. net make'rs, Battery Green r<>ad
Lang George, smack owner, 132 Denmark r{)ad
Lang In.fi,sh mer.7Trawl Fish market; res.25Clapham rd
Lang William, smack owner, Regent road
Langham Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, Regents ,road
Large Arthur Herbert, grocer, 14 & 16 Norwich road
&; Whapload road
Large Hephzibah, draper &; milliner, 8 Tanning .street
Large Robert, corn dealer, 92 Tonning street
Lark Daniel Robert, tailor &; outfitter, Suffolk Toad
Lark Tom, apartments, J: Old Nelson street
Larke Edgar Norman, pawnbroker, 143 High street
Larke Frank, beer retailer, 38 Crown street
Larke Frederick William, beer retailer, Belvedere road
Larke Fredk. William, boot &; shoe maker, 66 High street
Larke Samuel, carpenter, 56 Tonning street
Larkin Samuel, fish merchant, la, Trawl Fish market
Larter Daniel Edw.in Capon, pork butcher, 135 High st
Lavas William WaIter, tobacconist, 12 Crown street
Lawley Thomas Simmonds boys' boarding school,
Brandon house, Old Nelson street
Lawn Tennis Ground, Battery Green road
Lawrance H. &; Sons, mineral water manfrs. Clapham rd
Lawrence Edwin, fish merchant, 6 New Fish market; res.
127 London road
Laws Richard Ernest, NorJolk hotel, 76 Denmark road
Lay Jane (Miss), apartments, XI Alexandra road
Leach George, gasfitter, 16 Duke's Head street
Leach Richard, house furnisher &; oil &; color dealer, 60 &;
61 High street &; 34 London road
Leak &; Adams, sail makers, Battery Green road
L ea B arb er' s Lo wast 0 it 0 I'1 Mill 9 Limi'ted• see d crUl!lllers,
_'L.
oil &; cake merchants &; manufacturers &; oil boilers &;
refiners, paint, lead, color &; varnish works, Commer-
cial road; T.A. "Lee Barber"
Lee Rachael (Miss), ap'artments, 9 Ashby road
Leech Maria (Miss), cnfctnr. 180 London rd. sth.Kirkley
Leggett Susan (Mrs.), apartments, 85 Tonning street
Leggett Thos. Hubbard, sea water baths, London rd. sth
Le Grice Herbert, hosier & milliner, u6 London road
. .
Lelghton Davld, apartments, 109 London road south
Leighton Frank A. outfitter, 208 London rd.sth. Kirkley
Leighton Herbert, refreshment rooms, 85 London road
Leighton Richard, beer retailer, dining rooms &; tailor, XI
&; 12 Commercial rood
Lemmon Esther (Mrs.), apartments, 110 Clapham road
Lequir George, hair dresser, 36 Carlton 'road, Kirkley
Leslie John, travelling draper, lit Chapel street
Liberal Club (Lewis Waiter Percival Abbott, sec.),
Gordon road
Licence William, greengrocer, St. Margaret's plain
Life Boat Station (William Capps &; John Mewse, cox-
swains), The Beach
Lingwood Charles, wheelwright, IS Bixley road, Kirkley
Lion Cycle Co. cycle makers" 163 &; 165 London road
south Kirkley
Lipton Lim. grocer &; provision dealer, 45 -London road
List John, sewing machine stores &; agents, 'J6 High st
Littleproud Frederick baker &; grocer Maidstone road
LoakM Alonso, shopkeeper, 93 Bevan' street
London &; North Western Railway Co. 21 New Fish market
London &; Provincial Bank Limited (Hn.gh Robert Parry,
manager), London road north
Long Frederick, shopkeeper, 67 Lawson road, Kirkley
Long George, smack owner, 3 Flensburgh street, Ton-
ning street
Long Robert, outfitter &; draper, 130 &; 131 Bevan street
Lord James, greengrocer, 33 Lome Park road, Kirkley
Love Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 60 Denmark road
Love Spencer Boyd, tailor &; outfitter, Turret buildlings,
London road &; 175 London road south, Kirkley
Loveridge William Edward apartments 24 Denmark Td
Lowe Ma,ry Ann (Ml'IS.), ~partments, ;50 London road
SO'uth, Kirkley
Lowe Robert, building materials dealer, ArnO'ld street
Lowestoft Cemetery (E. Nichols, supt.; R. B. Nicholson,
clerk), Beccles road
Lowestoft Charity Board (Frank Peskett, clel'k), 157 Lon-
don road N
Lowest<lft Convalescent Home (W. A. Shamll M.B. &; M.
L. Hepburn M.D. medical officers; Miss Stephanie
iHarvey, lady superintendent), Fairfield ho. Bellevue park
Lowestoft Co-operative Stores Limited (W. M. AIDey,sec.),
Clapham road
Lowestoft Drift Fishing Ves>sel Total LossMutualInsurance
Co. Limited (Frederick Spashett, sec,), Waveney cham-
bers, Waveney road
•
r. KELLY'S
Lowestoft &; ElLSt 003lS,t Ice Manufacturing Co. Limited
(The) (Ernest Edwd. Gabriel,managing director &; sec.),
Admiralty wharf, Belvedere rd.; T.A." Zer<>,Lowestoft"
Lowestoft Fish &; GuanO' Co, Limited, guano merchants,
OuIton Broad
L<>westoft Fishing Smack Total Loss Mutual Insurance Co.
Limited (Charles William Dance), 7 Oommercial road
Lowestoft Football Club; head quarters, Clapham hote1p
Clapham road
Lowestoft Friendly Societies Medical Institute (W. P.
Rice, sec.), 80 Clapham road
Lowestoft General Hospital (Frederick Morse, treasurer;
H. B. Walker, W. A. Shann &; W. L. Bell, surgeons; J:.
C. Worthington, consulting surgeon; H. Muir Evans~
Malcolm L. Hepburn &; Wilson Tyson. assistant sur--
geons; Fnk. Peskett, hon.sec. ; Miss H. Howes, matron)
Lowestoft Grand &; Royal Hotels Limited, facing the-
Esplanade &; the Grand hotel, South cliff
Lowestoft Hardware Co. ship chandlers, Suffolk road
Lowestoft Ice Co. Limited (Frederick Spashett, sec.);
Waveney chambers, Waveney road; T'.A. "Small,.
Lowest<oft"
Lowestoft Journal &; Visitors? List (Arthur Stebbings p
publisher; published friday), next Public hall., Lon-
don road
Lowestoft Marine Engine &; Boiler Insurance Association
Limited (Frederick Spashett, sec.), Waveney chambers..
Waveney road
Lowestoft Model Yacht Club 'CA. J. Thirtle, hon. sec.).
Beach
Lowestoft Mutual Fishing Vessel InsuranceSocietyLimite<J
(F. Spashett, sec.), Waveney chambers, Waveney road
Lowestoft Net Worki Limited (T. F. Davies, managing
director), fishing net manufacturers, Clapham road
Lowestoft New Mutual Fishing Smack Insurance Associa-
tion Limited (C. W. Dance), Z Commercial road
Lowestoft Public Subscription Library (Miss Kate Dur-
rant, librarian); A. G. Nottley, sec.), The Marina
Lowestoft Sailors' &; Fishermen's Home (Ebenezer Tuttlep
sec.). 20 &; 21 Commercial road
L f Shi k d M· , S . t (Tb El
owesto t pwrec e anners OCle y oma. ven
Thirtle, hon. agent), 45 &; 47 High street
Lowestoft Smack Owners' Association Limited (Frederick
Spashett, sec.), 'Waveney chambers, Waveney road
Lowestoft Standard (Norfolk Daily Standard Co. Lim.
Norwich, publishers; friday), Custom cHouse buildings
Lowestoft Steam Drifters Fishing Co. Limited (F.
Spashett, sec.), Waveney chambers, Waveney road
Lowestoft Steam Laundry CO'. Limited (W. J. Roberts_
•
sec.), 124 Lond'On road &; Whapload road
Lowestoft Stock Mart &; Auction Offices; sales of out-
door &; other effects every tuesday: Joseph Camp,
Clapham Toad; Central Auction mart, London road
I north &; Market place, .Y~rmouth
ILowestoft Traders' A~s~clation (Lov.ewell BIake, sec.; W~
R. Seago &; Son, S.olicltors), 148 HIgh street
Lowestoft Town Cncket Club (G. S. Tasker, hon. sec.)..
87 .Albert street, . .. "
Lowestoft Trawlers Umted Insurance AssomatlOn LImIted
(F. Spashett, sec.), Waveney chambers, Waveney road
Lowes~ft .Trawlers' U~ited Total Loss Mutual Insurance-
Co. LHlllted (Fredenck Spashett, sec.), Waveney cham-
bers, Waveney road
Lowe~toft Tr.aw.ling Smack Small Damage &; ProtectioD
SOCIety LImIted (Fred Spashett, sec.), Waveney
chambel'S,. ':Vav~ney ~oad .
Lo~estoft VlSltOl'lS G~lde Book (DoteslO &; Todd, pub-
lishers), 56 &; 57 High street •
Lowestoft Water &; Gas Co. (G~orge Chaston, supt...
T. S. Allerton, sec.; John Ayrls, manager), 137 Lon-
don road .
Low:es~ft Weekly ~ress{propnetol'lS,TheNorfolk New,s 00.
Lumted) (NorwIch); office, 147 London road
Lumsden James, apart~ents, 28 Old Nelson. street
McClune James W~. hall' dresser, 9 CommerCIal road
Mack Brothers, frUIterers, 7 St. Peter street
Ma,?o.nochie BrO'thers, manufacturer,s of preserved pro..
VlSllOns &C. Raglan works .
McQueen ~~rew Robert, travelling drpr. 74 Beresford rd
MaIlett Wl1liam &; Son, fish merchants, Roman road .,.
10 New Fish market
Mallett John, fish buyer, Regent road
Mallett !John Brown, apartments, 46 Clapham rood
Mallett Robert, coal dealer, Mariner's street
Mallett Thomas William, carter, I I Mariner's street
Mallett William, fish curer, 15 Roman road
Mann G. N. C. &; Co. electrical engineers i&; contractors,
5 Waveney road; head office, Norwich
Manning Charles, apartments, 10 Wellington esplanade
Manthorpe Robert H. ship broker &; accountant, 19
Grosvenor road, Kirkley
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Manning Simon, beer retailer, II7 &, IIS Bevan street Morling &, CuIham Limited, plumbers &c. 141 &, 142 High
Manthorpe Thomas William, beer retailer, 63 Bevan street street &, Gun lane
Mantripp &, Allerton, fruiterers, 40 Norwich road Morris' CycleWorks, cycle makers, London rd. sth. Kirkley
Mantripp Elizabeth (Miss), tailoress, Gun lane Morse E. &, G. maltsters, brewen & wine & spirit mer-
Marjoram ,Jane (Mrs.), coffee tavern, Commercial road chants, Crown street
Marjorham James, beer retaiJp-r, St. Marg-aret's plain Morson James, boot maker, 8 Suffolk road
Markham Alfred, shopkeeper, 45 'Stanford street Morton C. &; E. preserved provision mfrs. Belvedere road
Marler Samuel George, Great Eastern commercial &, Moss William, greengrocer, Anguish street
family hotel; first-class accommodation for visitors; MOJr Thomas I.Imlted. coal merchants &; colliery
choice wines, spirits & cigars; Bass' bottled ales; bowl- agents, Harley house, London road &, 277 London road
ling green & billiards, Denmark road south, Kirkley; wharf, Commercial road; depots,
Marshall ,A.ugustus M.D. .surgeon, &, deputy medical Ipswich; Norwich; Yarmouth &c.; T.N. 33
officer to the port sanitary authority, Town hall, High Moyse George, blacksmith, Pakefield street, Kirkley
street & 145 London road south, Kirkley Muffett John, outfitter, Suffolk road
Marshall Jonah, cowkeeper, Horn hill, Mill road Mummery Edward Keys &; Sons, fish merchants, 8 Surrey
lvlartin & Wilkin (Misses), apartments, 36 &, 37 Marine par street &, 19 New Fish market
Martin Michael, corn dealer, see Gouldby &; Martin Mummery Benjamin, wholesale & retail fish merchant,
Martin Thomas John, dyer &'scourer, 130 High street 6a., Trawl Fish market &; 6 Bridge terrace; res. Lynd-
Martin Wm. boot &; .shoe maker, 166 Clapham rd. north hurst, Gordon road
Mason In. Leeds, insure agent, St. George's ter. Beccles rd Mummery Frederick Wm. fish merchant, 118 Clapham rd
Mason Richard George, smack owner, 32 Beresford road Mummery John Edmund, fish merchant, 6 Stanford street
Masterton Frederick, tailor & draper, 164 London Mummery John Herbert, fish merchant, 23 Tonning street
road south, Kirkley Munnings J ames, pilot, 32 Old Nelson street
Matchett John Morris, grocer, 82 Pakefield st. Kirkley MunningsJohn, trinity pilot, 51 Old Nelson street
Matthews Ernest & Co. builders' merchants, Commercial rd Murray Matthew, fish merchant, 7 Alexandra road
Matthews Ada (Miss), dress maker, 13 Pier terrace Mur.rells &, Miller, grocers, 215 London ro. sth. Kirkley
}Iatthews Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 45 London rd. south Murton Albert Edward, reporter for Lowestoft Journal,
Maury & Heron (Misses), ladies' school, 5 North parade 95 Albert street
May James George, hair dresser, 56 Milton road Musson Alfred, jeweller &, fancy repository, 136 High st
Mayhew l'Irederick George, clerk to the commissionel's of Nash Mrs. apartments, 56 Denmark road
,sewers for Blything, Mutford, Lothingland & Wangford National Provincial Bank of England Limited (branch)
hundreds, 48 High street (William Loveys Dunfee, manager), London road &
Mayhew Richard 01larkson (firm, Reeve &; Mayhew), branch. London road south, Kirkley; draw on head
solicitor &; commissioner to administer {)aths &; solicitor office, London E C
to Kirkley charity board, 48 High street National Sea Fisheries Protection Association (Sir Edward
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 114 London road Birkbeck bart. president; David Young, secretary), 10
Mays Robert, boot maker, 204 London road south, Kirkley Prairie, London road
Meek James Goddard. foreman of gas works, Gas Works rd National Teleph{)ne Co. Limited (James Saml. Ablett,
Melhuish Arthur Edwin, shopkeeper, Norwich road local manager), 134 Bevan street
MetcaIf Charles, photographer, 64 Tonning street Nelson James & Sons Limited, butchers, 79 High street
:Mewse Benson, fishmonger, 14780, High st. & II9 Bevan st &, 14 Tonning street
Mewse Henry James, boat owner, 71 Albert street Nelson & Co. tea merchants, 167 High street
Mewse Jessie (Mrs), apartments, 40 Denmark road New Aerated Beverage &, Buffet Co. Limited (The),
Mewse John, 2nd· coxswain life boat, 2 Waveney terrace, dining rooms, London road
Whapload road . Newruck John, cab proprietor, 170 Clapham road north
Mewse William, hair dresser, 56 Crown street Newson Henry, butcher, 228 Clapham road
Mickleburgh Elizabeth Clarke (Miss), apartments, 103 Newson Robert William, confectioner, 29 Albert street
Clapham road Newson S. E. (Miss), draper, 78 Bevan street
.Middleton George, baker, 6 Carlton road, Kirkley Newson WaIter George, baker, 36 Jacob street
l\Iiddleton Robert, carpenter &; apartments, 5 Marine par Newson William Aldis, builder, Oxford road
Midland Railway Co. 17 New Fish market Nichols Edward, superintendent cemetery, Becc1es road
MileS! James, net manufacturer, Whapload road Nicholson & Cook, solicitors, II5 High street
Miles Wm. rope & lawn tennis manufacturer, Whapload rd Nicholson Robert Beattie, solicitor, commissioner for
Millardl Mary Elzbth (Mrs.), apartments, 62 Denmark rd oaths, town clerk, clerk to the Urban District Council
Miller Alfred, grocer, 37 Tonning stree~ & Port Sanitary Authority, to the ,school board & to
Miller Ernest John, grocer, 16 Tonning street the Lowestoft &, Kirkley burial boards, II5 High street
:Miller Frank, grocer, see Murrells &, Miller Nobbs Caroline (Miss), shopkeeper, 62 Oxford road
:Miller Harry Denton, baker, 137 Raglan street ~obbs John, fish merchant, I Trafalgar ter. Milton road
Miller Robert, shopkeeper, 69 Raglan street Nobbs Robert John, grocer, 7 Lawson road, Kirkley
Mills Arthur, grocer, 25 High street Nobbs William Stephen, watch maker, 52 !H!igh street
Mills George, builder, 61 Southwell road, Kirkley Norfolk News (The Norfolk News Co. Limited, Norwich,
Mills James, fish curer, 215 Raglan street proprietors); branch office, 147 London road
lIills Sarah Louisa. (Mrs.), apartments, 88 Clapham road Norfolk 1st Volunteer Brigade (Eastern Division) Royal
Mills William Arthur, grocer, 25 High street; res. 61 St. ATtillery (Capt. &, Hon. Major Frank Peskett, command-
:Margaret's road ing officer; E. E. Gabriel, captain; P. Wiltshire &, A.
Mills William John, shoe maker, Stanley street Notley, lieutenants; Surgeon-Captain H. Muir Evans,
:Mission Rooms, Crown street medical officer; Sergt.-Major George Ault R.A. drill
Mission to Seamen Institute (The) (Christopher John instructor); head quarters, Drill hall, Arnold street
Heppell, reader in charge), Suffolk road; res. Glencoe, Noms WaIter James, jeweller &; optician, 168 London road
6 Grove road south, Kirkley
Mitehell Bros. fish salesmen, 19 New Fish market North Suffolk Club &; Hall Co. Limited (B. S. Bradbeer,
Mitchell Louisa (Miss), apartments, Regent road sec.), London road
Mitchels Rogers John, boot & shoe ma. White Horse st Norton, Peskett &, Norton, solicitors & commissioners.
Mobbs Arth. fish & fowl dealer, 51 Southwell ro. Kirkley 157 London road &, at Bungay, thursdays
Mobbs £arry, butcher, 41 Tonning street Norton Edmund Scott, solicitor, see Norton, Peskett &;
Mobbs Rhoda Frances (Mrs.), apartments, 31 Marine par Norton
Money Frank, jeweller & optician, 189 London road south, :Korton Eldrick, tobacconist &; confectioner, 163 &; 165
Kirkley London road
Money Mary Ann (Mrs.), florist & fruiterer, 44 London rd Norton Frederick, tobacconist, fruiterer &, hair dresser,
Money Robert, fruiterer &; greengrocer, 36 High street 15 &, 17 London road &, 129 Bevan street
Money Samnel, wat<:h maker &, jeweller, 16r London road Notley A. G. & A. auctioneers, house & estate agents,
Money Thomas, greengrocer, 223 Raglan street Royal thoroughfare
1\100re .Albt. Hatcher, fishmngr. 181 London rd. sth.Kirkley Nunn John, gardener, 205 Raglan street
"1>o100re Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, II Trafalgar street Nunn Sarah Ann (Miss), apaTtments, 273 London road
Moore Charles, butcher, I Lawson road, Kirkley south, Kirkley
Moore Charles, deputy harbour master, Harbour Nunn William, boot & shoe maker, 71 Seago street
~100re George, shoe maker, White Horse st. Crown st Nurse James Aldis, chemist, see Sale &, Nurse
Moore James, shoe maker. Jacob street I Nursey WaIter Parker, leather seller, 40 Duke's Head st
south, Kirkley
~Iol'ling Ernest J abez, music seller, Old Nelson street
I
MOOlre William Alfred, tobacconist, 309 London road Nutman Frederick Brierley, boot maker, Norwich road
Nutman Frederick P. boot &, shoe maker, 180 London rd
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Qakley, Son &; Coa, forwarding agents (J. S. Nobbs, agent),
12 &; 13 Trawl market
O'Oonnor John Edward M.B. :surgeon, &; medical officer
of health to the urban district council &; port sanitary
authority, Town hall, High street &; I Surrey street
Oliphant John, fishmonger, 68 Tonning street
Orris Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 25 Marine parade
Orris Florence (Mis·s), apartments, 49 Marine parade
Osborn Richd. Norman, cabinet ma. II4 &; II5 Bevan st
Osborne Francis Spurrell, trinity pilot, 6 Oxford road
Osborne Mary Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 70 Denmark rd
Outlaw Samuel, fishmonger, 38 Mariners street
Overy Daniel Sawyer, shipwright &; spar maker, Com-
mercial road . Rackham &; Barnard, hair dressers, 132 High street
Overy William, block &; spar maker &; blacksmith &; boat
builder, Commercial road
Owers Frederick, linen draper, 200 &; 202 London road
south, Kirkley
Page Emily (Mrs.), beer retailer, Commercial road
Page Harriet (Mrs.), Lake Lothing hotel, Rotterdam rd
Painter William Henry, smack owner, 31 Clapham road
&; la, Trawl Fish market
Pallant Samuel, trinity pilot, 39 .Alexandra road
Palmer Anne (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Old Market street
Palmer Emma (Miss), apartments, 18 Commerical road
Palmer William, shoe maker, Melbourne road
Parker &; Godfrey, Anchor steam roller flour mills, St.
Leonard's rd.&;corn&; flour dlr.2I4 London rd.sth.Kirkley
Parker Joanna &; Lucy (Misses), girls' bqarding &; day
school, 10 Surrey street
Parker Annie (Mrs.), apartments, II Waveney road
Parker Benjamin, linen draper, 86 High street
Parker Hannah (Mrs.), teacher of music, I Richmond
place, Kirkley
Parker Henry, builder, see Bedwell &; Parker
Parker Lucy (Mrs.), ladies' school, 38 Arnold street
Parr Alfred, cycle' agent, 181 High street
Pa:rr George, carver &; gilder, 178 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Parr Henry Richard, The Belvedere P.H. Belvedere road
Parry Hugh Robert, manager London &; Provincial Bank
Limited, London road north
Pash Arthur, boot &; shoe maker, 113 High street
Payne &; Scarratt (Misses), girls' school (private), Wel-
lington esplanade
Payne Frederick, apartments, Summerholme, London road
south, Kirkley
Payne Frederick Constantine, grocer, 239 London road
south, Kirkley
Peachman Charles Frederick, coffee tavern, II6 High st
Peacock &; Co. auctioneers, fish salesmen, \Salt merchants
&; net agents, 3 New Fish market; &; at Yarmouth;
Great Grimsby; Whitby; Scarborough &lic
Peacock Fred (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 102 London road
Pearson Willie, hair dresser &; fancy repository, 6 &; 8
Norwich road
Peck Robert Toomas, house decorator & furniture dealer,
91 High .street
Penman George, beer retailer, 6 &; 7 Commercial road
Penfound Misses, boarding house, Blenheim house,
Esplanade
Peskett Frank, solicitor &; conservative agent for the
Lowestoft division of Suffolk; clerk to the guardians &;
rural district council of the Mutford &; Lothingland
union, clerk to the Lowestoft Charity Board, clerk to
the Shadingfield school board, 157 London road
Phillips Rev. William Richmond M.A. preparatory school
for young gentlemen for Marlborough college &; royal
navy, South lodge, Kirkley
Pick William Henry, Crown commercial &; family hotel,
150 High street
Piggott Henry, apartments, 13 Alexandra t'oad
Pike Henry, tobacconist, 139 London road
Pile Thomas, shopkeeper, CarlOOn road, Kirkley
Pipe Edward Charles, builder, 34 High st. &; Whapload rd
Pitcher Robert, carter, Whaplood road
Pitt William, watch maker, 4 Bevan street
Plant Edward, baker &; confectioner, 9 Crown street
Plant George, baker, 20 Mariner's street
Plant Joseph Waiter, commercial traveller,I07 Clapham rd
POl'ter C. (Mrs.), brick manufacturer, Roman Hill works
Porter Charlotte (Mrs.), apartments, 32 &; 34 Clapham rd
Porter Mary Ann (MTSI.), carter, Ness villa., Whapload rd
Potter 1H\enry, shoe maker, 95 Bevan street
Potter Jo.seph, customs' officer, 301 Raglan street
Potter William, brick maker, Normaston
Potts Richard Francis :Muir, farmer, Beccle9 road
Powell Madoc Llewelyn, printer, St. John's road
Powley Sergeant E. drill instructor (2nd Norfolk Regi.
ment, I &; K Companies), The Armoury, Commrcl.rd
Pratt Henry, harnesS! maker, 178 High street
Preston Benjamin, brewer &;c. soo YoungmaD, Preston au 00
Pretty George, apartments, 29 Alexandra road
[ KELLY'S.
'Prettyman Joseph, chimney sweeper, 50 Mariner's street
Prior Joel, apartments, 287 London road south, Kirkley
Proudfoot James Edmund, stone mason, Church road
Pycraft Edward S. engineer, boiler maker &; ship smith p
Commercial road
Pye &; Johnson, pork butchers, 50 Lawson road, Kirkley
Pye Charles, boat owner & shopkeeper, 32 Albert sbreet
Pye James Thomas Mus.Bac. professor of music &; or-
ganist for St. John's, 12 Grove street
Pye William, butcher, 50 Crown street
Pyke Chas. Rundle, watch maker & jeweller, 46 London rd
Pyla: James, shopkeeper &; beer retailer, 49 Queen's road
Quantrill James, apartments, 13 Beach road
Rackham Carry (Miss), dress maker, 30 Raglan sbreet
Rackham Herbert, house agent, IIS Clapham road
Rackham William, apartments, 9 Waveney road
Rackham William, fish merchant, 142 Clapham road
Radley John Alfred C.E. engineer for the Great Eastern
Railway 00
Rager J ane (Mrs.), apartments, I I &; 12 Esplanade
Rand James, master mariner, 190 Clapham road n()rth
Randlesome Alfred, .school attendamce officer fo:r the
borough, 3 Lawson road, Kirkley
Batcliff Walter, smack owner, 145 Clapham road
Ratcliffe Edward, apartments, 10 Marine parade
Rayment William James, tobacconist, 185 London road
south; res. 79 London road south
ltayson Geo. Knights,chemist&druggist, 2 Commexcial rd
Read, Stanford &; Gayfo.rd, Q.uctioneexs, estate agents k.
valuers, 36 .Alexandra road; &; at Beccles
Read Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 57 Milton road
Read Arthur, musical instrument dealer, 210 London road
south, Kirkley
Read Ashworth, apartments, 48 Denmark road
Read Edward, ,grocer, Bea.consfield house, Beaconsfield
road, Kirkley
Read Edward, pier master, 2 Prairie, London road
Read Robert .J. miller A corn merchant, North
quay. ISee advert
Reading Isaac Samuel, boarding house, The Gables,Marina
Reddish Herbert John, confectioner, 255 & 257 London
road south, Kirkley
Redgrave Lois (Mrs.), hosiery knitter, 44 Old Nelson S5
Reeve &; Mayhew, solicitors, 48 High street
Reeve George, dairyman &; farmer, 5 & 7 Albert street
Reeve John James Wyatt, livery stable keeper, Suffolk
Hotel stableS!
Reeve Thomas (Mrs.), apartments, 49 Old Nelson street
Reeve Thomas WaIter, smack owner, 51 Beresford road
Renton & Co. wire rope manufacturers, 3 Suffolk road
Reynolds &; Brewer, saw mill engineers &; machine manu-
facturers; postal address, Oulton Broad
Reynolds O. H. &; Co. Limited, coopers (fish. barrels &;c.)p
WaItOD! road
Reynolds Benjamin James, boat owner, Whapload road
Reynolds George, hair dresser, 7 Bevan street
Reynolds Henry, ship &; boat builder, Harbour; res. 192
Denmark road
Reynolds' Henry Geo, East of England P.R. Whapload rd
Reynolde James, fish curer, 77 Raglan street
Reynolds Robert, beer retailer, Carlton road, Kirkley
Rice & Chapman, sail makers, South quay&fish merchants~
Whapload road .
Richards S. & Co. Limited, steamship &; boat buildersp
Horn hill &;Battery Green road
Ricbards A. M. outfitter, Suffolk road
Richards Frederick Wilbraham M.S.A. architect &; sur-
veyor, 14 Stanley street
Richards Samuel, marine surveyor &; valuer, Battery
Green road
Richards Thomas, auctioneer, fish salesman & salt mer-
chant, 12 Fish market &; 21b, Trawl Fish market;
branch offices at Grimsby, Scarborough, Whitby, Ply.
mouth, Falmouth, Newlyn, St. Ives & Scilly Islands
Richardson H. F. manager of Empire hotel, Kirkley
Riches Alfred, apartments, 19 Commercial road
Riches Horace, carpenter, 28 Raglan street
Rivett Ernest Edmund, accountant, 102 High street
Rix Francis Joseph, apartments, 49 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Rix George Browne, painter, St. John's road
Robbens William, smack owner, 21a, Trawl Fish market;
res. 125 Clapham road
Roberts Arthur Edward, coffee rooms, 10 Suffolk road
Roberts Arthur William, baker & confectioner,43 Raglan st
Roberts William James, architect, surveyor, land & estate
agent, consulting laundry engineer, 124 London road
Robertson Agnes H. (Miss), ladies' boarding school,
Melrose, London road. See advertisement
Robinson Frances Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Beach rd
Robinson George, master mariner, 35 Old Nelson street
Robinson James Saul, shopkeeper, I Melbourne road
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Robshaw George, postmaster et sub-distributor of stamps,
Post office, London road
Rochford O'Driscoll John, stationer et printer, Dagmar
house, London road
Roemer Charles, hair dresser, 42 London road
Boger9 Mary Ann &; CaroIine (Misses), apartments, 9 Old
Market street
Rogers John, builder, 6 Duke's Head street
Roll William, marine store dealer, 58 St. Peter's street
Rose Alfred, builder, I Olarence street
Rose Edith (Mrs.), apartments, 47 Marine parade
Rose Eliza (Mrs.), wine &:; beer retailer, 148 Clapham. road
Rose William, shopkeeper, 28 Union street
Rose WiIliam A. fish curer, BeccleSl road
Roth Hedley, butcher, Suffolk road
Bounce Charles, apartments, 43 Lome Park rd. Kirkley
Rowe George, shopkeeper, 42 Raglan street
Royal Hotel (Lowestoft Grand &; Royal Hotels Limited),
facing- the Esplanade
Royal Norfolk &; Suffolk Yacht Olub (A. Townley Clark-
son, sec.; John Orowe, steward), Harbour
Rudd Alfred &; Arthur, wood turners, 2 Love road
Bump Edward, carter, Beccles road
Bunacres Fanny (Miss), shopkeeper, r Cathcart street
Bunacres John, smack owner, 58 Haward street
Rush Charles Fredk. grocer, 72 Pakefield street, Kirkley
Rushmore John (Mrs.), apartments, 101 Clapham road
Bussell James, shopkeeper, S2 Norwich road
BusselI William, a.partments, 108 Denmark road
Bust WiIliam, trinity pilot, 144 London road
Buthen Frederick, :fish merchant, 16 Grove road
Sailors' &:; Fishermen's Bethel (S. C. Rowe, missionary),
Grove road; res. 47 Milton road
St. Margaret's College (Lowestoft Public High School)
(principal, Edward John Singleton SInith M.O.P.;
Leo Burley &; Edward Layton, asst. masters), London rd
St. Margaret's (Masonic) Lodge of Instruction (1,452),
held at the Royal -hotel (Arthur G. Emms, hon. sec.),
Harbour
Saint Arthur, stone mason, Raglan street
Sale &; Nurse, pharmaceutical chemists, 59 High street
Salmon Frederick Charles, fancy repository, 135 London rd
Salvation Army Barracks, Battery Green road
Sanatorium (Small Pox &:; Fever !Blospital) (Miss S. M.
Jacob, matron), Rotterdam road
Sanders Charlotte (Mrs,), apartments, 4 Kirkley cliff
Sanders Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), beer retlr. Whapload rd
Sanders WiIliam Rasin, beer retailer, Old Market plain
Sangar Isaac Twigg, mana,ger to Barclay &; Co. Limited,
bankers', 62 High street
Sankey Harry, fruiterer &; florist, 107 High street
Saul Thomas &:; Son, importers of timber, floor & matched
boards, splines, lath, portland cement; plaster, slates,
tiles, drain pipes &; other building materials, coffin
boards, turned spokes, hubs, felIoes, shafts &; other
wheelwrights' materials kept in stock, Commercial
road; T. N. 76 ; &; at Yarmouth
Saul Hobart William, coal merch8IlJt, 5 Waveney street
Saunders Edward Y. assistant surveyor to the Urban
District OounciI, Town hall, High street
Saunders Geo. BeaIes &:; Son, boot makers, 8 &:; 9 Bevan st
Saunder.s Samuel &; George,boat builders &; smack owners,
Whapload road _ Smart Thomas Edward, shopkeeper et beer retailer, 2C>
Saunders &:; Wood, painters, 73 Camoridge road
Saunders Arthur William, boot maker, 168 Denmark road
Saunders BenJoamin, butcher, 133 High street &:; 162 Lon-
don road south, Kirkley
Sa.unders Charles William, oil merchant, Princes road
Saunders John, apartments, 43 Clapham road
Saunders John Tripp, builder, High street
Saunders Robert Heslop, rope &:; twine maker, St. Peter's st
Savage Robert Thomas, butcher, 1°4 London road
Sawyer Norton Arthur, cycle maker, AIma street et
Commercial road
Sayer & Holloway, fis>h merchants, Whapload road &:; 18
New Fish market
Sayer Francis Robert, :fish merchant, 4 Battery Green ter
Sayers John, ironmonger, 222 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Scarff Frank, grocer, 57 Lome Park road, Kirkley
Scarff George, park keeper, Belle Vue park
Scarlett J oseph, carpenter, Trafalgar street
Scarll Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, Love road
Scarratt Constance (MISS), girls' schl. see Payne &:; Scarratt
Scase James, apartments, 23 Marine parade
Schofield George William, plasterer, 42 Tanning street
Science, Art &; Technical Schools (Edward A. Fraser
M.S.A.M. art master;. Frederick WiIliam Woodcock
RA., RSc. science master; Bobert Beattie Nicholson,
hon. sec.), Clapham road
Soott Frederick Joseph, assistant engineer Great Eastern
railway; res. 58 Denmark road
Scott Martha (Mrs.), apartments, 27 Arnold street
LOWESTOFT. 255
Scottish Temperance Life et Accident Assurance Co. Lim.
(Wm. Lavelle, supt. for Eastern Counties), 9 North par
Scovell J ane Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 104 Clapham road
Seago et Son,solicitors, 148 High st.&:; Custom House bldgs
Seago Frank (firm, Seago &:; Son), -solicitor et commissionel"
for taking oaths, 148 High st. &; Custom House bdga
Seago William Rix (firm, Seago &:; Son), tlOlicitor &:; notary
public,perpetual commissioner&:;commissi<lDer for taking
acknc.wledgments by married women, 148 High street &:;
Custom House buildings .
Searll~s &:; Wilton, plumbers, sanitary engineers, paper-
hangers &:; decorators, 170 London I'd. south, Kirkley
Seeley Edward James, fruiterer, 79 Olapham road &:; 228
Denmark road.
.Seeley Wm. boarding house, 12 &:; 13 Wellington esplanade
Self Edward, wardrobe dealer, 147 Clapham road
Sell Misses, apartments, 43 Marine parade
Selllus John, fish buyer, I Alexandra road
Sellers John, butcher, 56 Norwich road
Sewell Aaron, bricklayer, 6 St. Margaret's plain
Sewell Walter Edward, ironmonger, 130 High street
Shann &; Hepburn, surgeons, 28 Marine parade
Shann, Hepburn &; Hutchinson, surgeons, St. Anne's..
London road
Shann William Arthur M.R surgeon (firm, Shann &:.
Hepburn)
Sharman George Samuel, cooper, Anguish street
Sharman Samuel George, fish merchant, Suffolk road
Sharp George Meyrick, pianoforte tuner, 18 Denmark rcJ
Shenfield Samuel Oharles, plumber, St. George's rd.Kirkly
Shepherd John Oharles, smack owner, 17 Beresford road
Shipley Edward, shoe maker, 7 Crown street
Shipley Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Flensburgh st
Shipp Edward Charles, 'Supt. of County Police, Arnold s1
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society (Thomas Elven Thirtle,
45 &:; 47 High street, hon. agent)
Shreeve Hannah (Miss), Inilliner, 64 High street
Shreeve John, apartments,261 London road south, Kirkley
Shreeve Margaret (Miss), apartments, 2 Victoria road p
Kirkley
Simmons Ada (Miss), apartments, 6 Stanley street
Simnett Arthur Charles, grocer &:; draper, 12 St. John's rcJ
Simnett Geo. Fredk. glass &:; china dlr. 67 London rd. sth
Simnett Bobert, coal dealer, 69 London road south
Simonds John, confectioner, 17 St. Peter's street
Simonds Robert B. pork butcher &:; dairyman, 221 London
road iIOuth, Kirkley
Simpson WaIter, cabinet maker, 33 St. Peter's street
Simpson William, fish buyer, 140 Clapham road
Simpson William Bobert, apartments, 48 Old Nelson stree\
Sims Robert John, outfitter, 7 Waveney road
Singer Mllmufacturing Co. (branch), 96 London road
Skarratt Constance (Miss), girls' school, see Payne &;
Skarratt
Skinner Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 149 London road
Skinner John, painter, see Edmonds et Skinner
Sladden James, smack owner, 22 Trawl market; res. 142
Denmark road
Small &:; Co. (Frederick Spashett, agent), ship et.msurance
brokers, general commission &i net agents, Waveney
chambers, Waveney road
Smallbone Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 4 1 London road
Cathcart street
Smith et Eastaugh, maltsters &:; wholesale &:; retail ale
mout &:; porter merchants, South wharf CIa h
Smith J oseph William &:; Co. grocers, 149 p am road
Smith W. H. &:; Son (Charles Welton, clerk in charge),.
booksellers &; news agents, Railway station
Smith Alfred (Mrs o), agent for Sutton &:; 00. carriers, I
s~i~~Pl~~~:eiIerrington,fine art dealer, 62 London road
&; 17 8 London road south, Kirkley
Smith ArtJhur Merrington, grocer, :I8 &:; 19 Tonning street
Smith Arthur Willis, grocer &:; pork btchr. 43 &:; 44 High st.
Smith Emma Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, 27 High lOt
Smith Frederick, ironmonger, see Waller et Smith
Smith Harry John, pawnbroker, 38, 39 &:; 40 IRigh street
Smith Henry, apartments, 30 Olapham road
Smith Herbert Frederick, collector of income &; property
tax, 125 London road
Smith James, apartments, 18 Grove road
Smith James, boat owner, Beach
Smith James WiIliam, station master, Denmark road
Smith John Percival L.R.C.P. Edin. surgeon, public
vaccinator &:; medica.l officer Lowestoft district &:; medical
officer, workhouse, Mutford &:; Lothingland. Incorpora-
tion, Aston lodge, LondoIl' road
Smith Joseph William, grocer, 11 Waveney road
ISmith Protheroe (Mrs.), apartments, 13 Kirkley cliff,
KirkIe1
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Smith Robert John, pawnbroker, 5 &; 6 Tonning street
Smith Sidney M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 37 High st
Smith Thomas, apartments, 41 Old Nelson street
Smith WaIter, foreman oil mills, Commercial road
Smith William Francis, Prudential agent, 2 Burton place,
Crown street
Soanes Robert, butcher, 92 Bevan street
Soanes Robert, relieving &; vaccination officer &; registrar
of births &; deaths for Kessinghall district, Lily house,
London road south, Kirkley • garet's), 87 AIbert street
Soans William. boot &; shoe maker, Raglan street
Somerleyton Brick Co. Limited (C. H. Eastaugh, sec.),
brick &; tile manufacturers, South wharf, Belvedere rd
Somerleyton Working Dairy (Joseph John Williams,mgr.),
39 London rd. north &; 174 London road south, Kirkley
Songhurst Richard Edwin, insur. agent, 29 Stanford st
Soons Edward, nurseryman, 134 High street&; 166 London
road south &; St. Peter's street,&; RGman Hill Nursery
Spashett &; Co. fancy repository &; garden net makers,
43 London rGad
Spashett Frederick, ship &; insurance broker &; Lloyd's
agent &; Swedish &; Norwegian vice consul, Waveney
chambers, Waveney road
Spear William, ironmonger, 5 Duke's Head street
Speed Alethea (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Marine parade
Spendler Henry George, corn agent, 34 Duke's Head st
Spendlove William Arthur, baker, 74 Tonning street
Spriggs Kate (Mrs.), confctnr. 179 London rd.sth.Kirkley
Spurgeon William, shrimp boat owner, Beach
Stackard WaIter, grocer, 47 Haward street
Stamp Office (George Robshaw, sub-distributor), Post
office, London road
Stannard Mary Ann (Miss), preparatory school (boys &;
girls), 13 Milton road
Stannard Wm. Elisha, baker &; shopkeeper, Rant score east
'Stanton Ellen (Miss), apartments, 5 Mill road
Star Tea Co. Limited, 91a, High street
Starling Edwin, hair dresser, 98 Bevan street
Stead &; Simpson Lim. boot &; ·shoe makers, 144 High
street; 36 London road &; 219 London road south
Stebbings Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 St. Peter's ·street
Stebbings Frank, printer, stationer &; news agent, 47
London road
Stebbings Henry Herbert, painter, 160 Clapham road
Stebbings Herbert, Crown .&; Anchor hotel, wholesale .&;
retail wine &; spirit merchant, 149 High street &; office,
retail bars, I Crown street; wholesale beer bottling
department, Milton .road
Steele Harriet (Mrs.), apartments, 15 &; 16 Wellington
esplanade
Sterry J. S. &; Co. Lim. coal merchants &; ship owners,
Commercial rn. .&; Belvedere rd.; res. 158 Denmark rd
Sterry Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 129 London road south,
Kirkley
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Sterry William Oscar, watch maker, 57 Norwich road
Stiff Alfred, apartments &; builder, Marina, Londou road
Stimpson Charles, apartments, 19 Grove road
Stocker Sarah Georgina (Miss), baby linen warehouse,
110 London road
'Stocks Rachael (Mrs.), apartments, 21 Marine parade
Stringfield WiHiam L.D.S.R.C.S.lreI. dentist, &; dentist to
Lowestoft HospitaJ &; Convalescent Home &; Waifs &;
Strays. St Cyres, London road; &; at 2 Station road,
Beccles .&; 10 Trinity street, ,southwold (thurs)
.stuart J. &; W. manufacturers &; patentees of cotton &;
hemp fishing nets, twines &;c. (Alfred Spashett, agent),
Commercial road
'Stubbings 2\fisses, wool &; fancy stores, 93 High street
'Stubbings Charles, grocer, BeccIes road
Stubbings Chas. Fredk. grocer, 18 &; 19 Tonning street
Stubbs Robert, apartments, 11 Wellington esplanade
Sub-Commissioners of Pilots (Capt. Henderson .&; F.
Spashett), Custom house, Harbour
Suffolk Hotel (Frank Bower, proprietor), opposite the
Railway station
'Suffolk Mutual Drift Net Fishing Boat Owners' Trade
Protection Society Limited CA. B. Capps, sec.), 23
Windsor road, KirkIey
'Suffolk Mutual Fishing Boat Assurance Association Lim.
(A. B. Capps, sec.), 23 Windsor road, Kirkley
'Suffolk Yeomanry Ca.valry (Duke of York's Own Loyal
Suffolk Hussars) (det~chment of C squadron) (Lt.-Col.
F. H. G. Cruickshanks; Squadron Sergt.-Maj. Howe,
drill instructor)
:Sug-gate Charles, butcher, 122 Bevan street &; 182 Lon-
don road south
'Sullivan Arthur .&; Son, confectioners, 18r London road
'Sun Cocoa & Chocolate ManUfacturing Co. Lim. (W. I.
Simpson, man. director), Raglan street
'Button &; Co. (Mrs. Alfred Smith, aQ'ent), r Chapel st
Swan & Crowe, coopers, Whapload roa.J
[KELLY'S
Swan Oharles, jnn. cooper, 45 Stevens stree~
Swan James, carpenter, see Barham &; Swan
Swann George, butcher, 147 High street
Swann William, baker, 67 &; 6g St. Peter's street
Swatman John &; Benj. builde:rs &; contractors, Milton rd
Tansley Frederick James, trinity pilot, 20 Beach road
Tarbox J ames Alfred, apartments, 8 Grove road
Tarbox James Alfred, shopkeeper, 43 Cambridge road
Tasker Oeorge Stoneham, deputy parish clerk (St. Mar-
Taylor Edward Thomas &; Son, picture frame makers,
28 St. Peter's street
Taylor Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 121 Clapham road
Taylor Louis, grocer, 48 Oxford road -
Teaffey John, boarding house, Victoria mansions, Kirkley
Cliff road, Kirkley
Tench George (Mrs.), apartments, 42 Clapham road
Terry- & Co. grocers, 145 London road
Terry Arthur, grocer, 145 High .street
Terry James, customs officer, I St. Margaret's terrace,
Church road
Thain Edward Finnan, fish &; salt agent, 5 &; 6 Trawl Fish
market; res. Glenroy, Gordon road
Thain William Firman, basket, sieve &; swill maker, 33
Clapham road
Thain Wm. Saml. Firman, apartmts. 4 Victoria rd.Kirkley
Thirkettle Richard, wheelwright, 37 Raglan street
Thirtle Fredk. Samuel, hair dresser, I Junction passage,
Denmark road
Thirtle Thomas Elven, ironmonger, 45 &; 47 High street,
Whapload road .&; Old Market plain .&; boat owner,
WhapIoad road .
Thirtle Wm. James, working cutler, 17 Duke's Head st
Thompson Charles, provision dealer, 74 High street;
&; at Pakefield
Thompson Herbert Benj. draper &; miIliner,I43 London rd
Thorpe Jeremiah, apartments &i builder, 53 London rd. sth
'l'hrower Charles Henry, baker &; confectioner, 17 Bevan st
Thurston George, ice merchant; res. Roddam house,
Batterv •
Green road
Thurston George, carter, Camp road
Thurston lVilliam, smack owner, 288, Trawl market;
res. 13 Beresford road .
Tibbenham Thomas, boot maker, 12 Trafalgar street
Titcomb & FelN, auctioneers &; valuers, house &;
estate agents, auction & concert room (for hire),
Kirkley hall, 10 Pier terrace; & Town Hall chambers,
-Great Yarmouth
Todd Eric, printer, see Dotesia &; Todd, 56 & 57 High st
Todd Robt. Chas. builder .&; contractor, see Brady &; Todd
Tofts Harry Cornelius, builder, carpenter, joiner .&; under-
taker, Bixley rd. Kirkley; res. 66 Lorne rd. Kirkley
ToIler Sarah (Mrs.), apartment SI, 39 Marine parade
TooIey Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 52 Old Nelson street
Tooley Ernest, customs' officer, 2 Burton street
Town Hall, High street
Townsend George William, reporter, 4 Maidstone road
Tracey Martha (Mrs.), apartments, 141 St. Peter's st
Traxton Frederick, tailor, 14 Commercial road
Triggs Charles, coffee tavern, 126 Bevan street
True Thomas, fish merchant, 1 BUI'ton street
Turner Brothers, bakers, II8 Raglan street
Turner Misses, booksellers, stationers &; circulating
library, 9 Pier terrace
Turner Alfred James, fish merchant, 16 &; 17 Trawl Fish
market .&; 187 London road south, Kirkley
Turner Charles, fish merchant. 106 Clapham road
Turner Chas. Wm. ironmngr. 155 London rd. sth. Kirkley
Turner George John Kemp M.B. surgeon, 91 London rd
Turner Henry, Adelaide stores, 182 &; 184 London road
Turner Phrebe (Mrs.). beer retailer, 69 London road
Turner Samuel Webster, baker, 51 Queen's road .&; 172
London road south
Turner WaIter George, carpenter. 7 Arnold street
Turrell Joseph, heer retailer, Carlton road, Kirkley
Turrell Samuel James, beer retailer, Anguish street
Turrell WiIliam, sen. boat owner, Battery Green road
Turrell William John, boat owner, Whapload road
Tuthill Robt. Jas. refreshment rooms, 13 Waveney rd
Tuttle H. & Son, grocers, 58 High st. .&; 4 Commercial
road &; linen drapers, Bon Marche, London road &;
florists, 13 London road
TyIer Josiall, boot.&; shoe ma. 53 High st. &; 37 London rd
Tyson 1Yilliam M.B. sur!5eon, 109 London road
Utting Alice (Miss), private school (boys &; girls), log
Clapham road
Utting Elizabeth Mary (Miss), patent medicine vendor,
Fair Lawn, London road south, Kirkley
Utting John, corn dealer, 15 Mariner's street
Utting Mrs. apartments, Seacroft, London rd. sth.Kirkley
Versey George, plumber &C. 75 &; 77 London road south
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Victoria Arcade, London road
Vincent Emma (Mrs.), apartments, Apsley ho. Esplanade
Vdn.<lent Henry Howell, manager to Messrs. Lacons, Youell
& Kemp (branch), bankers, LondOOl road
Vincent Maria (Miss), shopkeeper, Whapload road
Wolunteer Battalion (2nd) Norfolk Regiment (I & K com-
panies) (Capt. Frank Money, <lommanding officer; E.
·C. Titcomb & F. H. Alien, lieutenants; Sergt. E. Pow-
Rey, instructor); headquarters, The Armoury, Com-
mercial road
Yrolyk Albert, master mariner, 42 Windsor road, Kirkley
Walker & Evans, surgeons, 84 London road
Walker Anne (Miss), pro!' of music, 51 London rd. south
Walker Henry Bournes L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, & hon.
surgeon to Lowestoft hospital, 84 London road
Waller Robert & Wiiliam, confectioners & wine & spirit
merchants, 3 & 4 Pier terrace
WaIler & Smith, ironmongers, 8 Pier terrace & 38 &; 40
London road
Waller Alfred A. butcher, 17 Tonning street
Waller Herbert Thomas, baker, Suffolk road
Walton Charles, fish merchant, I Till road
Ward James, boot &; shoe maker, Pakefield st. Kirkley
Warren Charles WaIter, grocer &; china &; glass dealer,
124 Bevan street
1Varren Thomas WaIter, auctioneer, 62 London road
Wa1:lson & Everitt, solicitors, Baltic chambers, Waveney rd
1Yatson P. W. & Sons, coach builders, 128 St. Peter's ,st
Watson Edward, blacksmith, London rd. south, Kirkley
'Vatt Alex. Harry, travelling draper, 6 Surrey street
Waugh Wm. Hy. inspector of telegraphs, 43 Norwich rd
Weavers Anna (Mrs.), apartments, 87 London road south
Weavers John, 'sail maker, 54 St. Leonard's rd. Kirkley
Weeks William, wat<fu & clock maker, 175 London road
Welchman Frederick Robert, solicitor (1868), perpetual
commissioner & commissioner for oaths, registrar of
county court &; district registral" of the high court of
justice; office, 141 London road
'Yelham Ernest George, boarding house, IQ Grove road
'Welham George, builder, 259 London road south, Kirkley
1Velham John, builder & contractor, Commercial Toad
Welham Robert, builder, 2 St. George's road, Kirkley
Welsford William, tailor & outfitter, 128 Bevan street
Westgate Elizabeth (Mrs.), boarding establishment,South
view, Wellington road, London roaa south, Kirkley
lVestgate Thos. boarding ho. The Cliff, Kirkley cliff,Kirkly
Wheatley Frank R. draper, 50 High 'street & carpet ware-
house, 100 London road
'Vhincop Ohas. plumber & paperhanger, 9 St. Peter's st
Whincop Roberl, apartments, 81 London road
. White Frederick, apartments, 20 Wellington esplanade
1Vhite Harry, Clapham hotel, head quarters Lowestoft
football club, Bevan street
""'hite James, greengrocer, 57 Raglan street
"'bite James Benjamin, commission agent, 2 Freemantle
road, Kirkley
White Matilda (Miss),apartments, 14 Wellington esplanade
White Samuel, smack owner, 170 Ra,glan street &; 21
Trawl Fish market
Whitehead Wm. stone mason, Regent rd. & Beresford rd
Whiten George Debenham, foreman fitter G. E. Railway
works, 232 Denmark road
1Vhiting Frederick Samuel, ironmonger, 123 Bevan street
"-hitmore Charles Thomas, grocer &; beer retailer, 64
Stanley street
Whitmore Sarah Ann (MI"S.), cab proprietor & apartments,
19 Kirkley cliff
Whitmore Wltr. aprtmts. 279 London rd. sth. Kirkley
1Vicks Thomas, apartments, 91 Clapham road
Widdow~ Margaret (Mrs.), apartments, 65 London rd.sth
Wigg Albert Lionel, apartmts. 12 Kirkley cliff, Kirkley
Wigg George R collector of poor rates (No. 2 district),
102 High street
Wilkin Kate (Mis-s'), apartments, see Martin &; Wilkin
LOWESTOFT. 257
Wilkin Thomas John, pork butcher, 9 Tonning street
Wilkill's William (exors. of), builders, 70 Bevan street
Wilkinson James, general dealer, 180 Clapham road
Williams Wm. Jas.smack ownr.Marina,2b,Trawl Fish mkt
Wills Edward &; Son, drapers, 97 & 98 High street
Wilton Harry, plumber &c. see Searles & Wilton
Wiltshire & Son, solicitors, Elm chamber.s, Denmark
road; &; at Yarmouth
Winter James Henry, insurance agent, 5 Burton street
Wisker Ernest, fish merchant, 17a, Trawl Fish market &;
5 Mariner street; res. 248 Denmark road
Withers George, apartments, 95 Clapham road
Wolfe & Brown, stone masons, London rd. sth. Kirkley
Wolmershausen Geo. Michael, bicycle mkr. 6 Waveney rd
Wood Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Cambridge road
Wood Frederick, painter, see Saunders & Wood
Wood-Greaves Walter,fish merchant,I4 New Fish market:
res. 2 Regina terrace, Regent road
Woodcock Edwin, Gt. Eastern goods agent, 22 Beach rd
Wooden Samuel, mast & block maker, Commercial road;
res. 236 Denmark road
Wooden William, maSEt & block maker, 234 Denmark road
Woodger Edward & Son, fish curers & merchants, 16 New
Fish market &; Rant score
Wooding William Benjamin M.R.O.S., L.B.C.P. surgeon,
Aston lodge, London road
Woodrow Robert, watch maker, 26 Albert street
Woods, Sadd, Moore & 00. Limited, wool staplers, seed,
corn, cake, coal &; manure merchants, Harbour; &; at
Loddon
Woods Thomas Roe, estate agent, 27 Alexandra road
Woolner Alfred, carpenter, 136 St. Peter's street
Woolnough John Thomas, builder & venetian blind
maker, 6 Windsor road, KiT'kley
Woolnough Wm. Henry, builder, 6 & 8 Lorne rd. Kirkley
Woolston Thomas, beer retailer, 20 Tonning street
Wren Luke & Son, saddlers, 139 High street
Wren John (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Esplanade
Wren WaIter, fish buyer, 139 Clapham road
Wrentham Training Home for Girls (Mrs. Hilleary, ma-
tron), 23 Alexandra road
Wright & Fletcher, ship chandlers, 17 Commercial road
Wright Arthur, chemist & druggist, Il7 High street & :r
Tonning street
Wright Charles Ernest, tailor, IS Tanning street
Wright Deborah (Mrs.). apartments, 18 Kirkley cliff
Wright Frederick, house decorator, 97 St. Peter's street
Wright George, apartments, 30 Denmark road
Wright James, Fox & Hounds P.R. 178 LOOldon road &
Old Nelson street
"Yright Owen, apartments, Claremont road, Kirkley
Wright William, boat owner, Whapload road
Wykes Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Beach road
Yallop James, apartments, I Grove road
Yallop James W. printseller, 13 London road
Yallop Maria (Mrs.), beer retailer, 5 Anguish street
Yallop Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 19 High street
Yarmouth Stores Lim. clothiers, Battery Green road
Young Men's Christian Association (A. E. Hammant,
hon. sec.), London road
Young Women's Christian Association (Mrs. W. Gwyn,
hon. sec.), Alexandra road
Young George, apartments, 50 Denmark road
Young "Villiam Robert, motor car propr. 5 Surrey street
Youngman, Preston &; Co. brewers, maltsters, wine &
spirit merchants & aerated & mineral water manfrs.
Eagle brewery, Rant soore; office, 69 High street
Youngman George, miller & corn merchant, 67 High
street &; roller .fl0'lll' mills, Arnold street
Youngman George William, contractor, 75 Oxford road
Youngman Henry Thomas, shoe maker, 98 Oxford road
Youngman William J oseph, boat owner, 3 Burton street
Youngs William Robert, motor car proprietor, 5 Surrey st

XARKET WESTON is a parish 7! miles south from I raised, a new vestry and belfry erected and a new font
Harling Road station on the Thetford and Wymondham provided: there are ISO sittings. The register dates
-section and 9 west from Diss station on the Ipswich and from the year 1567. The living is a discharged rectory,
"Norwich line of the Great Eastern railway and 9 south- net yearly value £175, including 14 acres of glebe and
-east from Thetford, in the North Western division of, residence, in the gift of and held since 1885 by the
the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional Rev. Edmund Thomas Daubeney RA. of Magdalen
·division, Thetford union and countY' court district, rural College, Oxford. The Primitive Methodist chapel here
'Cieanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sudbury and was built in 1862. .A charter for a market and fair
·diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is an ancient' here was obtained by Sir Robert Hovell, then lord
'Structure of .flint, in the Early English and Decorated I of the manor, Dec. loth, 1263, but both are now extinct.
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, a fine Norman south The cha~ities amount to £35 yearly. The Town Estate,con-
porch and a square western tower with pinnacles and sisting- of 12a. 2r. and producing £13 yearly, is used for'
containing 5 bells and a clock: a new organ was placed the purposes oj the church, and the remainder is given to
in the church in 1888 and in 1889 the chancel was I the poor in bread and coal. Weston Hall, now de-
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molished, was formerly the s~at of the ancient Bokenham Post k Parcel Office.-Thomas Taylor, sub-postmaster~
family. Donald Charles Warnes esq. of Eye, is lord of Letters through 'fhetford arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dis-
the manor. The principal I1mdowners are the trustees patched at 5.40 p.m.; sundays, 10.15 a.m. Postal
of the late Sir Thomas 'l'horuhill bart. (d. 1900), Mrs. orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
Maul and William Jaggard esq. The soil is mixed; money order &i telegraph office is a:t Hopton, 2 mile~
subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, distant
barley, oats and turnips. The area is 979 acres; rate- National School (mixed), III brick building erected in'
able value, £1,227; the population in I8gI was' 212 in 1873, at the expense of a late rector &; landowners, ai
the civil and 237 i11J the ecclesiastical parish. By Local a cost of £214, for 60 children; average attendance~
Government Board Order 19,038, Weston Rindle was 31; Miss Bettany, mistress
transferred from Market Weston to Thelnetham in 1886.
Carriers from Hopton &; Barningham to Bury St. Ed-
Parish Clerk, Thomas Taylor. munds, pass through, wed. &; sat
Daubeney Rev. Edmund Thoma 9 RA. Boggis Benjamin, machinist
l Mingay Henry, Mill P.H
Rectory Coleby Simeon, farmer Parker Frederick, farmer
Goldsmith Miss, The Cot Durrant J ames, farmer Purr Wm. farm bailiff to Mrs. Maul
Maul Mrs. The Lawn Goodchild Edward, miller (wind) Robinson George, farmer
Steggles George Goodman Charles, farmer Seamens Henry, shopkeeper
Hammond Charles, market gardener Taylor Thos. carpenter, wheelwright,.
COMMERCIAL. Hinnells Emma (Mrs.), farmer poor',s rat~ collector & post office-
Andrews Jas. blacksmith k shopkpr J ohnson Charles, farmer
MARLESFORD is a parish and village on the river the parishes of Charsfield, Dallinghoo, East Soham
Ore, over which there is a bridge of one arch, and is on and Marlesford; and IS. weekly, from the late John
the main road from Wickham Market to Saxmundham, Smith, left January 29, 16093, for giving 12 small
with a station on the Framlingham branch of the Great loaves away at the church on Sundays. Marlesford
Eastern railway, 5i miles south·west from Saxmundham Hall, III plain mansion of brick standing in a small park
and 5 south-east from Framlingham, in the North near the church, is now the residence of Mrs. Charles-
Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, Framling- Schreiber. The chief landowners are the Schreiber
ham petty sessional division, Plomesgate union, Wood- family, who are lords of the manor, the Earl of Guilford
bridge county court district, rural deanery of Loes, and Arthur Heywood esq. of Glevening hall. Here are-
Suffolk 'archdeaconry and Norwich diocese. The ohurch sandpits'. The common land in this parish was enclosecI
of St. Andrew stands about a. quarter of a. mile on the in the year 1,877. The soil is mixed; ,subsoil, clay and
north-west side of the village: it is a low Saxon building sand. The chief crops are wheat, roob, barley and hay._
of flint with stone dressings, consisting of nave, south The area is 1,294 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable-
aisle, south porch and a. western embattled tower sup- value, £1,453; the population in 1891 was 375.
ported by strong buttresses' and containing 5 bells: Parish Clerk, William Messenger.
there is a monument to the Alston family, bearing date Post Office.-Edwin Smith, sub-postmaster. Letters:
1641, and another to Lemuel Shuldham, son of William from Wickham Market by foot post arrive at 6.45 a.m.
Shuldham esq. of Marlesford, cornet of the Scots Greys, &; 2. IS p.m. toO callers only; dispa.tched at II.5 a.m. &;
who fell at Waterloo on the 18th June, 1815: there are 6.25 p.m.; sunday, 9.20 a.m. Postal orders are issued
210 sittings; aboutl half are appropriated, the remainder here, but not paid. The nearest money order & tele-
being free. The register dates from the year 1660. graph office is' at Wickham Market, 3 miles distant
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £227, with 28 Letter Box, Railway station, cleared at II.20 a.m. &; 6.40
acres of glebe and residence near the church, in the gift p.m.; sunday, 9.20 a.m
of Arthur Heywood ~sq. and held since 1894 by the Railway Station, George Robert Hedges, station master
Rev. Charles William Houlbrook M.A. of Queen's Col- A School Board of 5 members was formed 9 July, 1890;;
lege, Oambridge. The only charities are that of £6 T. W. Read, Framlingham, clerk to the board
yearly from Sir Walter Devereux, left in 1620 for the Bea.rd School (mixed), erected in 1891, for 60 children;
poor, payabll'i out of an estate belonging to the Shuld- average attendance, 45; Miss Emily E. Goodall, mist
ham family; Joseph Kersey left £8331 IS. Id. to Police Station, Charles Edward Smith, constable
Hall Fitzedward D.C.L.,LL.D. Hill ho Blakeway Mary Elizh. (Mrs.), shpkpr Hayward Robert Henry (Gooderham &;.
Roulbrook Rev. Charles Wm., M.A. Buxton Samuel, farmer, Poplars farm Hayward), corn, cake, seed &c
(rector), The Rectory Chambers William, farmer, Marles- manure merchant
!.t:inter Mrs ford Hall Estate farm Lee Emma J. (Mrs.), grcr. &; draper
Schreiber Mrs. Chas. Marlesford hall Clarke Abl'a!ham, farmer, Up. Com- Matten George, wood dealer
mon farm Mayhew James, farmer, Common fIn
COMMERCIAL. Cullingford Frederick, wheelwright, Smith Edwin, shoe mkr. Post {'ffice
Beeden Thomas, builder, surveyor coachbuilder &; blacksmith Walker Russell, miller (steam), far-
k appraiser k clerk of parish council Graham Wm. farmer, Willows farm mer &; coal merchant
Blakeway Hedley, Bell P.B. &; coal dlr King Richard, blacksmith Woolnough James, farmer
MARTLESHAM is a parish and village near the grounds of about 24 acres, and is occupiedl by Edward
De-ben estuary, one mile and a half south-west from Pitt Youell esq. J.P. Capt. Ernest George Pretyman
Woodbridge station on the Great Eastern railway and 6 M.P. of Orwell Park, who is lord of the manor, Edward
east-by-north from Ipswich, in the South Eastern Brooke esq. of Ufford PIMe, ~nd the rector are the chief
division of the county, Carlford hundred, Woodbridge landowners. The soil is sandy; subsoil, gravel. The-
petty sessional division, union and county court district, chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips; and there is a.
rural deanery of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and large quantity of heath land in this parish. The area is
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a rubble 2,628 acres of land, 3 of water, 21 of tidal w3lter and 137
building in the Late Decorated style, consisting of chan- of foreshore; rateable value, £2,968;: the population in
eel, nave, south porch, and an embattled western tower 1891 was 472.
of flint, oontaining 3 bells: in the moulding of the west Post Office.-Samuel Robinson, sub-postmaster. Letter&
door are the arms of the Noon family: there are mo;nu-
ments to the Goodwin and Doughty families: there are arrive at 6·30 a.m. & 3·30 p.m.; dispatched at 6·3°'
220 sitings, 100 being free. The register dates from the a.m. 3·45 & 6·55 p.m.; Isundays, arrive 7 a.m.; dis-
year 1656. The living is a rectory, average tithe rent- patched, H·30 a.m. through Woodbridge. Postal
charge, net yearly value £3 20 , with residence and 13 orders are issued here, but not paid. Woodbridge, 3
acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1861 by the miles distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph
Rev. Ernest George Daughty M.A. of Trinity College, office
Cambridge. Beacon Hill, the property of Edward Brooke NationaJ. School (mixed), erected in 1,871, for 130 chil-
esq. is a fine mansion er brick, standing in park-like dren; average attendance, 85; Charles John Cook, mstr-
Doughty Rev. Ernst. Geo.,M.A.Rectry Barker George, farmer, Blomfield frm Powling Charles, Red Lion P.R
Harrison Isaac H. Briarwood Cook Frederick, potato merchant Read Fredk. farmer &; hurdle maker,.
Reade Mrs. Martlesham. hall Edwards Charles, market gardener wheelwright &; shopkeeper
Youell Edward Pitt J.P. Beacon hill Finch John, blacksmith Read William, farmer
Fryett Wm. shpkpr. Martlesham hth Williams Albert, farm bailiff to Capt.
COMMERCIAL. Green John, timber merchant Ernest George Pretyman M.P.
Aldrich Edgar Buxton, farmer Hill George, farmer Howes farm .
Aldrich Harvey,_ frmr. Beacon m. fm Rowell William, coal k corn dealer
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 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
LONG MELFORD. formerly a m:wket town. is a
parish delightfully situated on a tributary of the river
Stour, in one of the most fertile parts of the county. on
the borders of Essex. 22 miles west from Ipswich, 3
north-by-west from Sudbury and 60 from London, in the
Southern division of the county. hundred of Babergh.
Melford petty sessional division, Sudbury union and
county court district. rural deanery and archdeaconry of
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The Great Eastern rail-
way has a line from Sudbury to Melford, Lavenham and
Bury. with a junction at the south end of the village with
the line to Clare and Cambridge. The town is lighted
with gas. from works belonging to the Long Melford
Gas Co. Limited; and supplied! with water from wells.
The church of the Holy Trinity. a building of flint and
stone, is a fine specimen of the Early and Later Perpen-
dicular styles. about 180 feet long. exclusive of the Lady
chapel, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave of
seven bays. aisles. south porch and a well.tern tower with
pirmacles containing 8 bells: the tower. of brick and
plaster. built about 17II (the previous one being
destroyed by fire). is now (1900) being restored by G. F.
Bcdley esq. A.R.A. architect. at an estimated cost of
£2,000; traces of mural paintings are still discernible in
the Clopton chapel and elsewhere; and the sites of six
formerly existing altars are indicated by piscinre. and in
the church are manY' canopied niches; in th9 wall of
the north aisle is a sculptured representation in alabaster
of the Offering of the Magi, found buried beneath the
floor: in the church are various ancient monuments
to the Marlyn. Clopton. Cordell, Parker and other
families. formerly seated here. especially one of
Renaissance character in the chancel. to Sir William
Cordell kt. ob. 1580. Speaker of the House of Com.
mons and Privy Councillor in the reign of Mary. and
Master of the Rolls· under Elizabeth; in the Martyn
chapel. at the east end of the south aisle. is an ancient
altar tomb of Purbeck marble. supposed to have enclosed
the remains of Lawrence Martyn. ob. 1460, and his two
wives; here is also buried Roger Martyn, ob. 1542,
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn; the still remaining brasses
include those of Roger Martyn, ob. 1615, and his two
wives, Ursula. daughter of Sir Thomas Jermyn, of Rush-
brooke, Suffolk. buried at Melford, April 30th, 1562, and
Margaret. the second wife, daughter of Waiter Bowles.
of Pembroke co. buried at Melford, April 16th, 1578;
also of Richard Martyn, ob. March 8th, 1624 and Sir
Richard Martyn, ob. 1761: in the Clopton chapel is a
handsome recessed mural tomb to Sir William Clopton,
with his effigy in armour, ob. 1446. and near it a fine
brass effigy of his second, wife. Margery Francys. ob.
1424: between the chancel and the Clopton mortuary
chapel, is a kind of Easter tomb of Purbeck marble to
J uhn Clopton esq. ob. 1497, and in the north aisle is
a .slab to Sir William Clopton, ob. 1530 and a brass effigy
u. Francis Clopton. ob. 1558: at the entrance from the
Clopton chapel is a small and curious apartment for a priest.
with an elaborate carved stone ceiling, a. fireplace and a
small window (now blocked) opening into the churchyard;
this chapel also has a double hagioscope with traces of
a painting of the Virgin and Child; on the south
wall are twelve canopied niches and a painted and carved
scroll with a series of inscriptions in verse, attributed to
Lydgate, runs round the cornice: there are also tablet!!
here to Sisselia, ob. 1661, wife of Sir Thomas Darcy
bart. of Kentwell, and to Dorothy. ob. 1701, wife of Sir
Hugh Middleton: there are monuments in the north
aisle to Vice-Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, lost in H.M.
ship "Cato." about 1782. to Sir Harry Parker bart. his
son, d. 1812, and to Capt. Hyde Parker R.N. killed
while storming a Russian battery at Sulina, on the
Danube, in 1854: in the chancel are mural tablets to Sir
William Parker, seventh bart. ob. 1830; Sir Hyde Parker.
eighth bart. ob. 1856; also to Admiral Sir Hyde Parker
knt. and for his sons Admiral Hyde Parker C.B. ob.
1854, Lieut.-Gen. John Boteler Parker C.B. ob. 1851;
and Lieut. Harry Parker, Coldstream Guards. killed
while carrying the colours of the regiment at the battle
of Talavera, 18°9, and a brass to Lieut. Hyde Parker.
8th Regiment. 1888: in the south aisle is a slab to the
Rev. John Leroo. rector here, ob. 1819, and to the Rev.
Nathaniel Bisbie D.D. ob. 1695. deprived of this living
for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King
William Ill.: the Lady chapel, completed in 1496. was in
1670 and long afterwards used as a school room, and at
a later period as a store. but is now used for the daily
services: in 1828 and again in 1862-3. the fragments of
ancient glass remaining in the church were collected by
the late Mr. AhIil3.ck, and arel now placed in the east and
two west windows: in 1869 th&. church was thoroughly
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restored. re-seated with oak benches. a new tower arch
built and new screens placed in tlia chancel and private
chapels'. and an organ provided at a cost of £3.282; the
organ was reconstructed in 10892 at the cost of £250: in
1879 a magnificent carved stone reredos. representing the
Crucifixion. was presented to the church by Mrs. Martyn.
the rector's mother; the pulpit, presented by F. J. Keel-
ing esq. at 3l cost of £250. is' of Caen stone, -supported in
seven shafts of red marble. and the five panels contain
various figures: there are memorial windows to Isauc
Banks RobinS'On M.A. and his wife. Swan Jane, placed in
1885; to the Rev. H. B. Faulkner and J aue, his wife;
Richd. Cornwallis Moore C.B. d. 1879; Capt. Edwd. Robt.
Starkie Bence. of Kentwell Hall; Charles Westropp esq.
and Annie. his wife. 1880 and George Westropp. 1886: a
remarkable feature of the exterior is the introduction of
inscriptions under the battlements with the names of the
various benefactors by "whose goodis" the church was
built: there are 1.350 sittings: during the recent en-
largement-of the churchyard. the foundations of a priest's
house and an ancient well were me·t with. The register-
dates from the year 1559. The living is a rectory, net.
yearly value £884. including 135 acres of glebe. with
residence. in the gift of R. H. Topham. esq. of"
Brighton. and held since 1892 by the Rev. George,
St. John Topham M.A. of Worcester College. Oxford.
St. Catherine's Mission church. erected in 1885
by the Rev. Charle9 John Martyn M.A. rector
1869-92, as a memorial to Catherine Elizt\!beth, his wife•.
is a plain edifice of red brick with Bath stone faeings;
there are two stained windows, and sitings for 230 per-',
sons. Here are Congregational and Primitive Methodist
chapels. In the town ar9 factories for horseha.ir seatings
and cocoa-nut fibre. A large cattle fair is held on
Thursday in Whitsun week and a pleasure and pedlery
fair on the Friday. There is an endowed hospital for a
warden, 12 poor men and 2 poor women. being decayed
housekeepers of MeIford. founded under the authority of
letters patent in 1580 by Sir William Cordell; and two
school endowments. besides other charities, these in-
elude :-Mrs. Oliver's of £3,634 in Consols, now invested
in the names of the Charity Commissioners, and pro-
ducing £100 yearly. for coals for the poor; Moore'!--
consisting of £372 Reduced Annuities, producing £10 5s..
yearly, for educating- 10 poor boys and 10 poor girls;-
Miss Frewer's of £89 IgS. 6d. producing £2 gs. 4d.
yearly, for Sunday or Church schools; Moore's of £20' .
a year, derived from the rent of five cottages and, dis-
tributed in money; Skene's, of about £30 yearly, derived
from two cottages and allotmevts, one half for the repair of
the church and the remainder for the poor; Osmund's, _
consisting of about £14 yearly. being the rent of ai farm
at Stoke-by-Nayland, is divided in the propol'tion of two-
thirds to the church. one-sixth for the repairs of high-
ways and one-sixth for the poor; Collett's, of £50, from
the rent of 30 acres of land and two cottages, IS assigned'
to the surveyor for amending the highways for ever;
Hill's. of £10 yearly, derived from land at Pentlow and
the quit rents of Bower Hall; Smith's. of £1 10S. yearly,
from rent of land at Crow Croft. Mendlesham; Chaplyn's•.
of £2 IS. 8d. yearly, from £75 18s. 9d. in £21 per cent.
Consols; King Edwa-rd VI.'s, of £2 8s. 4d. yearly. being'
a grant from the Exchequer for ever; Corder's. of £1 lOS.
yearly, being part of the rent of land at Lawshall, and'
Mayor's, of £2 yearly. being a charge on land at Ray- -
don, are all for the poor. Some Roman remains were~
excav8Jted from a gravel pit on Stoneylands, about the
year 1828; these. including coins. urns, pottery and
portions of tesselated pavements. were presented to the
British Museum by Sir William Parker, 7th baronet.
A court baron is held annually by the lords of each
manor. There are one or two good inns here, the
principal being the "Bull;" this house is shown on the
Manor map with the same sign as far back as 158o;
though the exterior has been modernized. the interim'
retains much of its old character, with dark oak beams
richly carved. Melford Hall, the seat of the Rev,
Sir William Hyde Parker bart. M.A.. J.P. is seated
in a park of 132 -acres, on the banks of the rivulet
on the east side of the village. and is a noble Elizabethan
brick mansion with four small round towers in front.
Kentwell Hall is a fine Elizabethan mansion of brick.
standing in a well-wooded park of 130 acres, a little
north of the village. and the property of Edward Starkie
Bence esq.; it was for about 200 years the seat of the
Clopton family. with whom it remained until the early
part of the 17th century. when it passed by marriage to
the Darcys and about 1750 to the Moores. and now the
I
residence of Henry Turton Norton eag. Melford Place.
an ancient mansion, was formerly the residence of the
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Martyn family, from whom the estate passed to the
Spaldings, next to Cha.rles Westropp esq. and subse-
quently to Charles Henry Westropp esq. the present
owner; the house pleasantly situated at the south end
of the village in beautiful grounds, contains much of thE:
ancient oak work originally in the Martyn chapel. The
Manor of Melford was given by Earl Alfric to the abbey
of Bury St. Edmunds about the year 1050, and after the
dissolution of the abbey the manor was granted by
Henry VIII. llIbout 1546, to Sir William Cordell: there
are three manors, viz.-Melford Hall, Kentwell Hall and
the Rectory Manor. The Rev. Sir William Hyde Parker
bart. M.A. Edward Starkie Bence' esq. and the rector,
who are lords' of the manors, Charles !Henry Westropp
esq. and William Jennings Mills, are the principal land-
owners. The soil is chiefly heavy land; subsoil, mostly
clay. The chief crops are whea,t, barley and oats. The
area comprises 5,281 acres of land and 34 of water;
rateable value, £9,873; the population in I!891 was 3,253·
By a Local Government Board Order which ~me into
operation March 25th, 1885, part of Acton was added to
this parish.
Sexton, WaIter S. Pearman.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
& IlliSurance & Annuity Office (R6ilway Sub-Office.
Letters should have R.S.O. Suffolk added). John
Thoma,s Keeble, pO&tmastter. Leliters arrive at 4.45
a.m. & by rail fr(}m Lond(}n at 9 a.m. & 5 p.m.; dis-
patched at II.25 a.m. & 2.45, 7.5 & 7.55 p.m.; sun-
days, arrive at 4.45 a.m. & dispatched at 7.5 p.m
Wall Letter Boxes. Hospital, cleared 8.30 i& 10.10 a.m. &
6.30 p.m.; St. Oatherine's road, cleared 8,4° & 10.20
a.m. & 12.10 & 6.35 p.m.; Station road, cleared 8.30
& 10.15 a.m. & 12 & 6.30 p.m.; :Bridg-e sotreet, cleared
at '5.50 p.m.; sunday, 6.50 p.m.; Hall Street, cleared
8.40 & 10.210 a.m. 12. IQ & 6.35 p.m.; High Street,
cleared 10. IS a·.m. & 6. IS p.m
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR MELFORD PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Barnardiston Col. Nathaniel D.L. The Ryes, near Sud-
bury, chairman
PllIrker Rev. SiT William Hyde bart., M.A. Melford hall,
Long Melford R.S.O
AlIen Elliston esq. The Grov~, BaIIingd()n, Sudbury
Almack Henry Horn esq. Melford RS.O
Barnardiston Major NathI. Walter, The Ryes, nr. Sudbury
Hence Edward Starkie esq. D.L
Biddell William esq. Laven~ hall, Lavenham R.S.O
Brcwn WaIter Thomas esq~ D.L. Tostock Place, Bury National (mixed), Bridge street, erected by Sir William
'Yeller-Poley WaIter .Johnson esq. Edwardstone house,
Boxford, Colchester
The Chairmen, for the time being, Qf the Glemsford
Urban & Melford Rural District Councils, are ex-officio
magistrates
Cletl'k to the Magistrates, Lionel George Fisher
Petty sessions are held at the Melford Police station
every alternate friday, at II a.m. The following places
are included in the petty sessional division' :-Ac,ton.
Alpheton, Boxted, Brent Eleigh, Cavendish, Chilton,
Oockfield, COTllard Great, Cornard Little, Glemsford,
HllIrtest, Laven'ham, La.wshall, Melford, Monks Eleigh,
Preston, Shimpling, Somerton, Stanstead, Walding-
field Gre'at, Waldingfield Little
MELFORD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at Sudbury Workhouse on alternate thursdays at
I p.m.
Chairman, Rev. Sir William Hyde Parker bart. },LA.
Melford Hall, Long Melford R.S.O
Clerk, Henry Orabb Canham, Friars skeet, Sudbury
Treasurer, Major Bevan, Bury & Suffolk Bank, Sudbury
Medical Officer of Health, John Sinclair Holden M.D. SI
F!I'iars street, Sudbury
Sanitary Inspector, John Sykes Robinson, Melford
County Police Station, Henry Hunt, inspector, & I
constable
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assessor & Collector of Taxes & Collector of Rates &;
Registrar of Births & Deaths for ,th-e Melford Sub-
District of the Sudbury Union, Samuel Richold
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Medical Officer & Public
Vaccina1tor No. 2 District, Sudbury Union, Joseph
Alphonsus HOi'sflord L.R.C.P.Edin
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes for the Hundred of
Babergh, Lion-el Geor!!e Fisher
Inlandi Revenue Officer, Horace E. Peat
Sanitary Inspector to Lmg Melf-ord District of Sudbury
Rural District Council, Frank Higginson
S'tewllrd (}f the Manors of Melford & Melford Rectory.
Lionel Goorge :Fisher
Town Crier, Charles Algor
SCHOOLS.
National, €rected in 1861 & enlarged in 1895, for 200
boys, 200 girls & 100 infants' ; average attendance, 140
boys, 148 girls & 88 infants; John Phillips, master;
Miss Elizabeth Robertson, girls' mistress; Miss Ethel
Story, infants' mistress
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St. Edmunrls, • Parker bart. in 1863, for 48 children; average atten~

Burke Lieut.-Oal. WaIter St. George R.E. Auberies, dance, 28; Miss Phyllis Whent, mistress
l
near Sudbury
Gwilt Robert esq. Stowehill, Ha;rtest, Bury St. Edmunds Natdonal (irufants'), St. Catherine's rood, built in 1895.
for 125 children; average attendance, 93; Miss Ger-
Langdon William John esq. Salters' Hall, Sudbury trude Knight, mistreslj
Majendie James Henry Alex. esq. Hedingham Castle, Mrs. Elizabeth Neave & Sons' caibs meet all trains
H alst-ead, Essex
Mattingly RO'bert, The Chestnuts, Gt. Cornatl'd, Sudbury Great Eastern Railway, M. Bedford, station master
Methold Fredetrick John esq. Thorne court, Shimpling Oarriers from Sudbury to Glemsford pass through daily;
Packer Rev. Arlh. Hartest rectory, Dr. Bury St.Edmunds Arthur Eary & Harry Rule, from Long Melford
WeIler-Poley John George elSq. B<lxted haD, near Bury to Sudbury, daily; James Ford, to Sudbury, on tues.
St. Edmunds thurs. & sat
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Pettitt William B AIlen Rachael (Mrs.), shopkeeper
AImack Henry Home J.P Richold Miss Algor Chas. bill poster & town crier
Bean Mrs Row Cha,rles In. Newton, The Laurels Ardley Thomas B. maltster & corn
Bouttell William Salter John, Westgate terrace &; coal merchant
Bowers The Misses Scott Mrs. The Green Ashby Charles, Perseverance P.H
Branwhite Fredk., sen. Chapel house Sewell Charles Harris Ayton Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker
Branwhite Frederick William, jun. Silver AlIen Babbage William H. farmer
Withindale mill Silver J ames, HanweIl house Barclay & Co. Limited (agency); open
Browne Misses Smith Thomas, Westga,te terrace tues. & fri. 12 to 3; draw on head
Burke Mrs. Ulick Ralph. Hill house Steed Joshua Owen office, 54 Lombard st. London E C
Devine Rev. Theophilus (Cong) Topham Rev. George St. John M.A. Barker Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Fisher Mrs-. The Grange The Rectory Bayston George C. pharmaceutical
Fisher Lionel Geo. Falkland house Wade Mrs. Westgate terrace chemist
Hair Rev. A. Campbell M.A. (curate) Ward David Hell, Harry, plumber & glazier
Hill Rev. Henry Copinger B.A.(curate-) Ward William Hell Samuel J. White Hart P.H
Hill Martin Thomas Copinger Westropp Char:es Henry, Melford pI Bigg William, farmer
Hill William Gregory CopingBr Whittle Misses, Pound hall Bird Henry (Mrs.), baker
Horsford J oseph Alphonsus Woodforde Mrs. O. E. Brook house Bixby Charles S. baker
Ison Henry Yelloly Miss, The Grange Bixby Philip,carpntr.baker & beer ret
Kinnear Alfred, The Old house COMMERCIAL. Bixby Robert, baker
Long Miss Abbott Martin Thomas, farmer,Bridge Blythe William, fruiterer
Miles Miss Street farm Boby George, upholsterer
N orton Henry Turton, Kentwell hall Adams Thomas, bo(}t maker Bolingbroke Jsph.Prudential assur.agt
Parker Dowager Lady, Westgate ho AlIen Stafford & Sons Lim. drug mills Branwhite Frederick & Sons, malt·
Parker Rev. Sir William Hyde bart. AlIen Alfred, jun. butcher & dealer sters, corn merchants & millers,
M.A.. .. J.P. Melford hall AlIen Alfred, sen. Butcher & dealer Chapel house & Alphet-on hall
Parker Laurence Hyde, Park cottage AIIen Frederick, beer retailer Branwhite Frederick, farmeT, Chapel
Payne Miss AlIen John, chimney sweeper house & Alpheton hall
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Brewer Hy. millwright &; machwist Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, Bar- Richold Samuel, collector of rates &;
Briner William, tailor clay &; Buxton, bankers (agency), asses-sol" &; collector O'f taxes &;
Brockwell John, builder now Barclay &; Co. Limited regi9\;rar of bIrths &; deaths &;
BrockweH William. blacksmith Hale John, temperance hotel vaccination officer for Melford sub-
Brooks Frederick, farm bailiff to the Hempstead George, shopkeeper district, Sudbury union
Rev. Sir Wm. Hyde Parker M.A., Hempstead James, plumber &; glazier Richold WiIIiam, brush maker
J.P. Dunton's farm Higgins<m Frank, sanitary inspector Robinson John Sykes, inspector of
Bulmer Agnes (Miss), toy dealer &; to Long Melford district, Sudbury nuisances to the Belchamp district
tobacconist Rural Dictrict Council of Sudbury Rural District Council
Bulmer Joshua, confectioner Horsford Joseph Alphonsus L.R.C.P. RopeI' David, asphalter
Bulmer Leonard, hair dresser Eain., M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon, cerli- RosS! Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Byford Joseph William, farmer, Guild- fying factory surgeon &; medical Row Oharles John Newton &; Sons.
hall farm officer &; public vaccinator, No. 2 manure, coal, cake, hay &; straw
Byford WiIIiam, coal merchant, farmer district, Sudbury union merchants, insurance brokers &; gen.
&; railway carrier Hurst Alexander, organ builder, tuner commission agents
Cadge Alfd. drpr. clothier &; shoe ma &; music instrument dealer Row Charles John Newton, chief supt.
Cady Frederick, farmer Hurst Bernard Horace, teacher of for Eastern Counties Railway Pas-
Caifter Charles, grocer &; draper music &; organist &; clerk to the sengers Assurance Co
Carter George O. watch maker parish council Rule Harry, carrier
Chinery Nathan George, grocer, drpr. .Jocelyne Edward, chimney sweeper Ruse Henry. butcher
&; woodman Keeble EIiza J. (Mrs.), grocer Salter Alfred. bricklayer
Chisnall John, hair dresser, tobac- Keeble In. Thos. statnr. &; post office Salter George. Swan P.H
conist &; hardware dealer Lawrence William Gyatt, draper Sargeant Philip. cattle dealer
Codling Edward, blacksmith J~eeks Henry, carpenter Segers Frederick, butcher
Coe George J. farmer Lewis Arthur, boot maker Smith &; Shepherd, tailors &; hosiers;
Coley Charles William, baker List. Wi:liam &; Sons (Henry Smith, &; at Sudbury
Ooley Henry, baker manager), horse hair manufactrs Sore Ezekiel, warden of hospital
Craske David, Rose &; Crown P.H. &; Long Melford Gas Co. Limited (Chas. Sparrow Henry, blacksmith
b:acksmith, Bridge street John Newton Row. sec) Spilling Daniel, saddler
Crouch Martin, shoe maker Long Thomas, shoe maker Stanhope Lavinia (Mrs.), shoe maker
Death Ellen (Mrs.). dress maker Mayhew Ruth (Miss). shopkeeper, Steed Joshua Owen (firm, Fisher &;
Deeks Bessie (Mrs.), milliner R.odbridge Steed), solicitor. clerk to Laven-
Deeks Sarah (Mrs.), Cock &; Bell P.H Mills William Jennings, farmer & ham school board &; to Lavenham
Deeks Harry Thos. frmr. Cuckoo tye landowner. Rodbridge house Charity trustees &; steward of
Dixey William, beer retailer Molton George, coal &; corn merchant Lavenham Rectory manor &; pro-
Downs Edward Wal:ace, engineer &. MuJ.en William Thomas. grocer & prietor of Melford Lecture hall;
whitesmith draper &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey &; at Sudbury, Clare &; Lavenham
Drury Edgar, shopkeeper Limited, wine &; spirit merchants Sycamore Elizabeth &; Emily (Mi....es).
Drury Emma (Mrs.). shopkeeper Neave Elizh. (Mrs.) &; Sons, saddlers dTess makers
Dyson Wm. Harding, grocer &; baker &; jobmasters Theobald Brothers, builders
Eady George, pork butcher Palmer John R. wheelwright Totman Alfred, beer re·tailer
Eary Arthur, shopkeeper &; carrier Palmer William, wheelwright Verligen Brns. ·seerlsmen &; :florists
Fire Brigade (R. Palmer, captain) Pawsey Harry, watch maker Voluntteer Battalion (2iIld) Suffolk
Fisher &; Steed, solicitors &; stewards Pearman WItr. S. carpenter &; sexton Regt. (C Co. Lieut. J. Owen
of the manors of Acton &; Newton Peat Horace E. inland revenue officer Steed, commanding; Rev. C. J.
Hall; &; at Sudbury, Lavenham &; Peggo Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Martyn, acting chaplain)
Clare Pettitt George, bricklayer Ward David, iron founder, engineer,
Fisher Lionel George (firm, Fisher Pettitt William B. surgeon ironmonger. manufacturer &; agent
&; Steed), solicitor &; commissioner Porler Algernon, Black Lion P.H for all kinds of agricultural &;
• for oa,ths in the Supreme court, Rannow' Elizh. (Miss), confectioner domestio machinery, Hall Street
clerk to the magistrates for the Ranson George, pork butcher iron works
Melford division of the hundred ofl Reading Room (E. E. Adams, sec. &; Watson James, hardware dealer
Bahergh,clerk to the Commissioners treasurer) . Wellum Alfred Edward. boot maker
of taxes for the Babergh division &; Ribbans Joseph A.Crown P.H. &; btehr Westropp Charles Henry. farmer &;
steward of the manors of Melford, Richold Brothers, coach builders landowner
Melford Rectory, Alpheton. Over- Richold Henry, plumber &; glazier Whent Mary (Mrs.), shpkpr.Bridge st
hall-in-Cavendish &; Houghton Hall Richold Michael. grocer &; draper, Whittie George, cocoanut mat. mat-
in Cavendish &; deputy steward of The Green ting &; fibre manufacturpr
the manor of the Borough of Clare; Richold Peter, Hare inn, &; maltster Whittle Mary A. (Mrs.), Bull inn
&; at Sudbury, Clare &; Lavenham Richold William Byford, George &. Wickham John Cuthberl, grocer,
Green James, tailor Dragon P.H draper &i boot dealer
MELL:IS is III parish and village. with station on the of the church. George Holt Wilson esq. of Redgrave.
Great Eastern railway, at which there is a junction of who is lord of the manor of St. John's, Lord Henniker.
the Eye branch; it stands 011' a large green or common, who is lord of the manor of Pountney Hall, John Tudor
and is 92l miles from London and 3! west from Eye, in Frere esq. of Roydon, Norfolk, Arthur Flatman esq. and
the North Eastern divisioIl! oil the county, Hartismere Lady Bateman, of Broome Hall are the chief landowners.
hundred. petty sessional division and union'. count·y court The soil is stiff and heavy; subsoil, clay. The crops
district of Eye, rural deanery of Hartismere, ardhdeaconry are on the four-course ,shift. The aTeal is 1,362 acres.
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwi~h. The church of St. inclusive of 1800. 21'. I9p. of common right; rateable
Mary the Virgin is' an ancient flint edifice in mixed value, £2,503; the population in 1891 wag. 413.
styles. erected at the close of the 13th century. consist- Parish Clerk. John Aggas.
ing of chancel, nave, with one bell and south porch: the P t ' " MOO P reel P t S B ... Ann' ...
.. . h h h' . 1 f h os "" . . ., a o . § , . . "" mty ""
tower IS In rUlDS: tee urc contain'S memona s o t e Insurance Office. Henry Collins, sub-postma!'ter.
families of Yaxley and Olarke, formerly residents here: Letters are received from Eye at 7. 10 a.m.; dispatched
it has six Perpendicular windows in the nave and one in at 7. 15 p.m.; on sundays at 7. 20 a.m. Telegraph
the chancel: between the chancel and nave is a fine office is' at Mellis station for collection &; Eye for deli.
screen: the interior was It'estored in 1859: at the west very of telegrams, 4 miles di&tant. Wall Letter Box.
end is a fine octagonal font, over which are the royal Railway gates, cleared at 7. 2 5 p.m.; sunday, 8.35 a.m
arms of Chlarles I. A.D. 1634. in excellent preservation: National School (mixed), erected in 18 56, for 70 chil-
there are 234 sittings. The register dates from the year dren; average attendance. 47; Mrs. Mary Ann Green,
1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £25 0 , mistress
including 10 acres of glebe and modern residence, in the
gift of the Lord Ohancellor, and held is·inee 1890 by the Railway Sta.tion, Robert John Lincoln, station master
Rev. Thomas Heaviside Peat M.A. of St. Mary Hall, Police Station. John Hopes. consta,ble
Oxford. Here is a Free Methodist chapel. There is an Carrier. HumphTey, from Botesdale to Railway s,tation.
endowment of £8 yearly. which is applied for the repairs daily
Cousins Henry, The Laurels Robinson Major Edward Womack V.D Alger Thomas (Mrs.), wheelwright
Flatman Arthur, The Lodge Youngman Philip. The Beechea Andrews Samuel. blacksmith &; ma-
Palmer Mrs. The Limes chinist
COM::MERCllL.
Peat Rev. Thomas Heaviside M. .! Bailey Robert, farmer, PotaoSh farm
Rectory Aggas John. carpenter Bennett John. farmer
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Buck Charles, farm bailiff to A. Flat·
man esq
Buckingham John, Falcon P.H
Catchpole. Ephraim, farmer &; thresh-
ing machine propr. Home farm
Churchyard John, farmer & carpentr
Collins Henry, apartments, I The Ter-
race, Post office
Cooke Robert, farmer
Cullum &; Co. maltsters, corn &; coal
merchants
Ford Thomas, farmer, Pountney ball
(resides Debenham)
Green Caroline (Mrs.), farmer
Green Elijab, watch & clock repairer
Hammond Thos. frmr. Willow lodge
Hines Eliza (Mrs.), laundress &; apart-
ments, 5 The Terrace
Hubbard Edward, thatcher "Robinson, Menis station"; & at
Manning J ames, Railway hotel & Botesdale & Burston
posting house Savill & Co. seed & coal merchants,
Marsh Benjamin B. grocer, draper & maltsters & steam millers; & atEye
boot dealer Simps-on Alfred, pork butcher &; poul-
Mortimer Ebenezer, grocer &; draper try dealer
Mouser John, boot & shoe maker Smith David, farm bailiff to G. Sy-
Nunn Robert, thatcher monds esq. Whitehouse farm
Peake Henry, farmer Stammers Robert, Station hotel &
Railway Commercial & Posting posting house
Hotel (James Manning, propria- Station 'Hotel, family & commercial
tor); every accommodation for (Robert Stammers, proprietor) ;
travellers; posting in all its posting, good brougham, waggon-
branches; telegraphic address, ette &c.; special attention to orders
"Mellis station" by post; tels. "Mellis station"
Robinson Bros. steam roller millers, Wicks Edward William,assistant over.
barley merchants, maUsters & col- seer & clerk to parish council
liery agents; telegraphic address,
•

MELTON is a large and populous village and parish
on the rivetr Deben, with a station on the Ipswich and
Lowestoflt section of the Great Eastern railway, one mile
norih-eas-t from Woodbridge, which parish- it adjoins, in
the South Eastern division of the: county, Wilford hun-
dred, W oodbridge petty sessional diJvi'sion, union and
county court dist,rict, Wilford rural deanery, archdea-
conry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The village is
lighted with gas, by the Woodbridge Gas Light and Coke
Company Limited, and supplied with water from springs.
The church of St. Andrew is a handsome building of
Kenti&h rag, with Oaen and Bath stone d'ressings, in the
Decora.ted style, built by ,subscription, at a cost of
£3,500, and opened in May, 1868: it consists of ch-ancel,
nave, north aisle, south porch and a south-wes-tern tower
and <9IJire containiIllg 3 bells and a clock: it has an
organ: the font was brought from the old church, and
is a handsome piece of sculpture, iIIusbrating the seven
sacr,aments of! the Catholic church: there are 410 sit-
tings. The tower of the old church, with the nave, which
stand at Borne distance from the village, are now only
used as a. mortuary chapel, the churchyard being still
used for burials. The living is a rectory, net yearly
value £250, with 8 acres of glebe and residence, in the
gift of the Dean and Chapter of Ely, and held sinc~ 1·888
by the Rev. CharleS' Cecil Sumner B.A. of Caius College,
Oambridge, who is non resident; the Rev. Henry Wm.
'Walsh M.A. of Lincoln College, Oxford, has been curate
in charge since 1899. There is a. small Primitive Metho-
dist chapel, erected in 1860. In the village is the iron
foundry <and agricultural machinery works of Messrs.
Page and Girling: there is also a brewery and a trade in
corn and coals is carried on. Here are sand and clay
pits <and brickfields. The fairg, formerly held are now
discontinued. Melton Grange is the residence of Major
John Edwards Werge Howey J.P.; Melton Hall, of Mrs.
Wood; The Towers, of Mrs. Hessey; Fern Hill, of Harry
Filmer SuIivan esq.; Greylands, of Edward Henderson
-esq.; and The Cedars, of Mrs. Grimwood. The Dean
and ChapteT of Ely are the lords of t,he manor. The
principal landowners are the trustees of Miss Walford,
"Edward Brooke esq. of Ufford, Mrs. Darling, of Eyke;
Mrs. Wood, Sir Alfred B. Garrod M.D. of 10 Harley
street, London W.; Wm.. Page Thos. Phillips esq. of
Pyrford Croft, Woking, Surrey, Mrs. Hessey and J. A.
:Humess esq. The soil is sandy; subsoil, gravel. The
chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is I,4Il
ncres of land, 6 of water, 5 of tidal water and 24 of fore.
shore; rateable value, £9,666; the population in 1891
was 1,510, including 564- officers and patients in the
asylum.
Parish. Cle.rk, George Wiffen.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
&; Annuity & Insurance Office. WilIiam Scarff, sub-
postmaster. Letters received through. Woodbridge
arrive ,at 4.35 a.m. (delivered at 7 a.m.), I p.m. & 8
p.m.; dispatched at 11.30 a.m. &8 p.m.; on sundays
at 8 p.m
THE SUFFOLK COUNTY ASYLUM.
This institution, standing about one mile from the vil·
lage, on the road to Wickham Market, is a large
building of red brick; formerly a Hous& of Industry
for the Loes & Wilford Hundreds, and was purchased
by the County Magistrates in 1827, & opened in 1829
for the reception of pauper lunatics'; in 1886 two wings
,&; a. water tower were added, gas mains laid through-
out & a laundry built, at lli oost of about £42,000. In
1890 water works were erected near the railway sta-
tion, the water supply being obtained from borings,
&; thence conveyed in pipes to the asylum. Additional
land was purchased in 1900 for the purpose of erecting
new buildings to hold 280 patients! in addition to the
600 already provided for; a hO'llse for the medical
superintendent, &; dwellings for the staff. Lord
Rendlesham, chairman of committee of visitors; Jas.
RichardJ Whitwell M.B. & C. M. resident physician &;
superintendent, Stephen George Longworth L.R.C.P. &;
L.R.C.S.Irel. &; Alfred Yarker Richardson M.B. &; B.S.
assistant medical officers; Rev. Wmwood Swaffield
Furze A.K.C.L. cha,plain; A. Townshend Cobbold esq.
County Hall, Ipswich, clerk to the committee of
visitors; Henry Gaffney, clerk &; stewaxd
A School Bowrd of 5 members was formed 12 October,
1892; E. Gammage, Cumberland street, Woodbridge,
clerk to the board
Board School (mixed), enlarged in 1885 &; 1894 for 160
children; average attendance, 130; Richard Bentham,
master
Police Station, Edwa.rd Johnson, conshbla
Railway Station, William Cattermole, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Bames Henry J. The Lindens
Bentham. Richard, Alma cottage
Bilby Joseph, Deben lodge
Booth William., Kimberley
Brock Miss
Brown Philip, Eiastholme
Burness James Alexander,Melton ldge Macro Mrs. Omega cottage
Cheek Mrs. The Retreat
Collins Henry William
Collins John, Wilford lodge
Crowe WiIliam, Melton hill
Dudley Edward, The Hermitage
Fairs Samuel
Franklin Mrs. Spring villa.
Furze Rev. Winwood Swaffield A.K.e.
(chaplain), County Asylum
Gaffney Henry, The Beeches
GauI Col. Charles D. M
Grimwood Mrs. The Cdars
Hayward Alfred J
Henderson Edward, Greylands
Hessey Mrs. The Towers
Hicks Mrs. The Lawn
Holmes Mrs. Chesapeake villa
Howey Major John Edwards Werge
J.P. Melton grange
Jones Mrs. Hillside
Lister Thoma.s L
Longworth Stephen Geo. L.R.C.P.I.
assistant medical officer, County
I Asylum
Miller Miss, 2 Holmwood villas'
Page Frederick
Palmer Edwin, Deben villa
Richardson Alfred Yaxker M.B., B.S.
assistant medical officer, County
Asylum
Shipman Gervase Armstrong, Morden
'Villa
Sulivan Harry Filmer, Fern hill
Turner WiIliam, The Hollies
Waspe Mrs. Stanley house
Walsh Rev. Henry William M.A.
(curate in charge)
Waspe The Misses, Ash house
Whitwell James Richard M.B., C.M.
(resident physician), CountyAsylum
Wood Fras. In. Woodhouse,The Croft
Wood Mrs. Melton hall
Walton Miss, I Holmwood villas
COMMERCIAL.
Banyard James Charles,photographer
Beadon James, wheelwright
Bilby William, builder &; contractor
Bloss William, farmer & cattle dealer,
White house
Booth WiIliam Lewis, registered shoe-
ing &; general smith, gas fitter &i
belIhanger, & at Eyke
Brown Herbert J ames, baker
Brown Waiter, maUster
Colier R. & Sons, corn, coal, cake
&; seed merohants
Colline Henry, milIwright
Cone John P. carpenter
Cook WilIiam, brick, tile &; drain pipe
manufacturer (red)
Crane Joseph, baker
Cranmer Samuel, gun maker
Doe Mary Ann (Mrs.), Railway tavern
Dunnett Emma(Mrs.),grocer &; draper
& pork butcher
Dunnett John, New inn
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Fennell Harry, colt breaker ette, brakes &; dog carts on hire; Rattle William, farmer, Lodge farm
Enancis Isaac, bricklayer 3 minutes' walk from golf links Ross :Ellen (Mrs.), grocer
Fraaklin Herbt.horse dlr. &; slanghtr Pratt Charles, farmer &; horse dealer, Scarff William, butcher, Post office
.BilleD. Janu!>s Thomas, photographer Pecoy farm Skoulding .Alfred lVilliam, grocer
.Jack.sOIl David, basket &; sieve manu- Pratt Ishmael (exors. of), fal1Il.er, Smith Edward, Coach &; Horses P.H.
facturer &; osier merchant :Foxborough Hall farm & brewer
lI-IannaU Frederick William, coal &; Page 8r. Girllng, agricultural &; Smith Wilford George, corn &; ooal
timber merchant, Railway station horticultural engineers, iron &; brass merchant
Mannall James, corn dealer f<JUnders, implement &; machine Spink Thomas, saddler &; harness mkr
:Manning GeOI'ge, jobbing gardener makers; sole patentees &; manufac- Stidolph Elizlli (Miss),ladies' boarding
~ewson Alice (Mrs.), dress maker, turers of self-righting feeding &; school &; organist for Dfford church
G-lyn villa. drinking pans for cattle, Melton Ward Charlotte (Mrs.), Horse &;
:Pace Henry, Station hotel; livery & foundry; also at Market hill, Wood- Groom P.H
bait stables; brougham, waggon- bridge •
MENDHAM is a parish and pleasant village on the one mile east, on a pleasant eminence. The Priory is
river Waveney, 2 miles south-easrt from Harleston railway the residence of Joseph Dimmock esq. The parish lies
,station, on the Waveney Valley section of the Great in four manors, viz. "\Valsham Hall, Mendham, King's
Eastern railway, and 8 south-west from Bungay, in the Hall, and Priory; John Sancroft Holmes esq. of Gawdy
~orth Easte!rn division of the county, Hoxne hundred, Hall, is lord of the first two, and Sir Hugh Edward Adair
onion and petty sessional division of Hoxne, county court bart. of Flixton Hall, is lord of the two latter. The
.district of Harleston, rural deanery of H'Oxue, arch- lords of the manor, with Seymour Berkeley Portman-
.deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. In 11874 Dalton esq. of Fillingham Castle, Lincoln, the trustees
.an iron bridge of one arch was erected over the river of Thomas Rant esq. of Chediston Hall, and Charles
Waveney, which here separates the counties of Norfolk Chevallier esq. are the chief landowners. The soil is
.and Suffolk. The church of All Saints is an edifice of loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
dint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, peas and beans. The area of the parish is 2,894 acres of
o<:onsisting of chancel, nave, clerestory, aisles, south porch land and I I of water; assessable value, £2,016; the popu-
.and a. sqUaTe western embattled tower containing 6 bells: lation in 1891 was 590 in the civil and 711 in the eccle-
it confJa.ins several mural monuments and tablets, and siastical parish, which extends into Norfolk. By a. Local
three brasses to the Forestone family; the church was Government Board Order, which came into operation
restored in 1867, at a cos,t of £1,800: the east window is March 25, 1885, a part of the parish of Withersdale was
stained, subject "The Ascension," and was erected by for civil purposes added to Mendham; and that portion of
d;he rector and friends in 1887 to the memory of Mrs. F. Mendham on the north side of the Waveney, in Norfolk,
K. Brereton, who died January 18th, 1886: there are 300 was. at the same time added. to HarleSlton•
.- sittings. The parish register dates ,from the year 1678. Parish Clerk, Thomas C. Freeman.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £73, including Post Otlice. George Feaviour, sub-postmaster. Letters
::25 acres ()f glebe, with residence, built in 185 I, in the through Harleston ar,rive at 6.35 a.m.; dispatched at
gift of the trustees of the late E. W. Whitaker M.A.
.-sometime rector of Stanton, Derbyshire, and held since 6.15 p.m. on week days only. Postal orders are issued
18 92 by the Rev. Wm. Hy. Harris M.A. of Pembroke Col- but not paid. Harleston is the nearest money order &
telegraph office, 3 miles distant
lege, Oxford. The rectorial tithes of a large portion of Pillar Box, near WesWn House, cleared at 5.45 p.m.
the parish have been purchased by the landowners, and
.Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. is impropriator of the re- sundays excepted
-mainder, commuted in 1836 for £325. About a mile A School Board of 5 members was formed 4 December.
from the church, on the Suffolk side of the river, was a 18 74; Waiter Cordwell, Raa-Ieston, clerk to the board;
Jlriory, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, founded by William, 'WaIter Knights, of Harleston, attendance officer
~on of Roge.r de Huntingfield, during the reign of King Board Sohool (mixed &; infants), 'built in 1876, for 140
. Btephen; a small portion of its ruins is still visible. ~hildren; average attendance, 90; William Foster,
)fIiddleton Hall, now occupied as a farm house, is about master; Mrs. Mary Foster, infants' mistress
Chaston Charles W., J.P Emerson William, farmer Riches Robt. poultry,butter &; egg dlr
Harris Rev. Wm. Henry M.A.Vicarage Feaviour George, grocer & general dlr. Riches Wm.Playford,farmer,Weston ha
Hazard Mrs. St. Martins Post office Robson Frederick, cabinet maker
-:Read Henry William, Waveney cottage FIatt Robert, farmer Rodwell John, farmer, Oak Hill farm
'Robinson Henry, Withersdale house Freeman Thomas Cha'l'Ies, blacksmith Rodwell .John, jun. farmer
& parish clerk Sagon Waiter, farm bailiff to S. B.
COMMERCIAL. Hayward Charles, farmer, North lodge Portman-Dalton esq. Thorpe hall
Brown Joshua, farmer Holland Geo. farmer, 'Withersdale fnn Scotchmer John, Red Lion P.H
Bryant William, farmer Johnson David, fanner, Middleton hall Self George, farmer, Shearing house
(Jook Benjamin, farmer Mark George, farmer Wharton Alfred, farmer &; threshing
Venny Thos. Meeke, farmer, Lower frm Munnings .Alfred James, artist machine proprietor, Walsham hall
Dimmock Joseph, farmer, The Priory Munnings John, miller (steam &; 'Wiedmann Heinrich, farmer, Red ho
])unn Robert, farmer water) & farmer, Mendham mills Wiles '\Villiam, farmer
~astaugh George, farmer,Chestnut 10 Munnings William G. farmer
MENDLESHAM is a parish and village, 3! miles Rev. Edmund Roger Manwaring White M.A. and held
• :south-east from Finninghalll station of the Ipswich and since 1892 by the Rev. Edward Foyle Randolph RA. of
~orwich section of the Great Eastern railway, 7 west- Trinity College, Cambridge. Here is a Congregational
north-west from Debenham, 7 south-south-west from chapel, built 1848; and there is a Baptist chapel on the
Eye, 7 north-east from Stowmarket, 16 north from Green, built 1839. The Foresters' Hall was built in 1889.
:IpswiCh and 88 from London, in the North Eastern divi- Hugh Fitz-Otho procured the privilege for this place of
:sion of the county, hundred, petty sessional division and a market and fair, but both a,re now obsolete. The Green
union of South Hartismere, county court district lies about 2 miles from the church. The parish has a
ofjf Stowmarket, rural deanery of Hartismere, arch- considerable amount of charity land &c. producing about
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. 'l.'he £255 per annum. Robert Cake, in 1473, left certain
rchurch of St. )flary is a handsome stone struc- lands, the rent and issues' of which were to exonerate the
ture, in the Perpendicular style, consistin~ of chan- parish from the tenths and fifteenths imposed on it by
ICcl, nave, aisles, north and south porches and a the King, and the remainder for the relief of the poor
lQfty embattled .western tower with pinnacles and con- and repair of the churC'h; the other ~harities are of a
t.aining 5 bells and a clock: an organ was erected by sub- minor ch.aracter. Dnde,r a scheme of the Charity Com-
"Soription in 1849: there is a brass with knightly effigy; missioneJTs for the distribution of the proceeds of the
«lne window in the chancel is s,tained, and in the vestry is Town and Church estates, one-half is assigned to the
a brass plate with an inscribed list of the houses and land repair and maintenance of the fabric of the parish church,
:given in charity to the parish, and is dated 18°7: the including the steeple, and the other half is generally
-<:hancel was restored in 1864, and the whole church re- g[ven to the poor in clothing ond. coal; several acres of
-seated in 1865; this was one of the twenty-one churches land belonging to the charity have been laid out as allot-
in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex, conferred by William ments.:Messrs. Beaumont & Son are lords of the manor.
:Rufus, in the yea.r 1095, upon Batltle Abbey: there are The principal landowners are O. W. H. Holmes esq..
·479 sittings. The churchyard wa,s enlarged in 1876 by Charles' Good.rich and Charles Morrison esqrs. :Miss Mat-
'One acre. The register dates from the year 1558. The thew, of Hadleigh, Suffolk; Frederick Jacob Robinson
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £35°, with 20 acres esq.; Lord De Saumarez, of Shrubland Park; the trus-
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the tees of the late S. Wainwright esq. and Henry Parry
 264 MENDLESHAM. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
esq. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops 1.50 p.m.; sundays, 6.50 a.m.; dispatched at IJ.gClt
are wheat, barley, peas and roots; the land is very fertile. a.m. &; 7 p.m. j sundays, 7 p.m. only. Postal order&-
The area is 3,955 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable are issued here, but not paid. Mendlesham, 2 miles-
value, £4,062; the population in 1891 -was 1,138. distant, is the nearest money order &; telegraph office
Parish Clerk, George Jackaman. Police Station, James Howard, constable in charge
Post, M. o. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel National Endowed School, founded in I491; the :eresen\
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Ambrose school was built in 1869, &; since improved; it will hold
Thomas Martin, sub-postmaster. Letters are received 160 children; average attendance, 135; Arthur ~ay­
from Stowmarket at 7.40 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m.; sundays, field, master
7.40 a.m.; dispatched at 8.40 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; sun- Carriers to:-
days, 6.30 p.m. only Ipswich Jolly, tues. thurs. &; sat. from the Vicarage
POSot &; Parcel Office, Mendlesham Green.-William Bat- Stowmarket----;-Lockwood, thurs.; Arbourn, mono tues_
ley, sub-postmaster. L6tteors arrive at 6.50 a.m. &; thurs. &; sat.; Syrett, daily, from The Green
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. I Colchester
John, farmer Lambert WiIIiam, poultry dealer
Cuthber!; Mrs CrackneIl George WiI1iam, blacksmith List John Butcher,earthenware deale:r
Cuthbert WiIliam Wood Crowe Charles, horse clipper &; shoe maker
Jeaffreson Miss, Whitehouse . Cuthbert Wm. Wood, surgeon Lockwood William, pork butcher, car-
Lambert Mrs. The Lodge Cutting Alfd. &; Miles, grocers &; drprs rier &; coal dealer
Randolph Rev. Edward Foyle RA. Cutting Alfred, farmer Martin Ambrose Thos. grocer, bakeJ'~
Vicarage Daking Mary Ann (Miss), fancy re- patent medicine vendor &; corn dlr.
Robinson Frederick Jacob, White ho pository &; boys' &; girls' school Post office
Robinson Miss, Park farm Dent WiIliam, ooal dealer Osborne Dennis, thatcher
COMMERCIAL. Diaper James, poultry dealer Percy .Tohn Frederick, watch maker
Ager Frederick, King's Head P.H. &; Fellingham Edward, farmer Pizzy William, butcher
pig dealer ForestersJ Hall(AmbroseT.Martin,sec) Pottel" Henry, farmer, The Green
Ancient Order of Fo:resters No. 3658! Fox Alfred Henry, beer retailer Reason Frede-rick, carrier, shopkeepe.-
(Ambrose T. Martin, sec) Gardner William, farmer Reason Sheppard, baker
Arbon John, carpenter &; wheelwright Gooding H. &; Son, plumbers &; con- Robinson Frederick Jacob, farmer k.
Arbon William carpenter &; wheel- tractors' landowner, White House, Park &.
wright, The Green Harrington John, farmeT Oak fa·rms
Arbourn Charles, saddler, The Green Hart Henry Thos.blacksmith,The Grn Rosier Arthur, beer retailer
Arbourn ehas. jun. grocer &; draper, Howlett John, bricklayer Sadd George, farmer
&; carrier, The Green Huggins Thos. Clamp, chimney swpr Scott Charlelt, farmer, The Hall
Atkins George, farmer J ackaman George, shoemaker Sheldrake Rchd.blcksmith.&; machinis.
Bannister James, farmer, Vicarage IJolly Charles, carrier Simpson Manoah, Green Man P.H
Barnes George, farmer, Elms IJuby WaIter, farmer, assurance agent, Steggall Arthur, farmer, The Green
Batley William, farmer, coal dealer, &; poor's irate collector &; clerk to Syrett Arthur, farmer
post office, The Green Parish Council Syrett Agnes: (Miss), shopkeeper &;.
Bendall Catharine P. (Mrs.), miller Keeble David, farmer, The Green hawker
(wind &; steam), &; corn merchant j Keeble John, farmer, Hill Syrett Fdk.shpkpr.&; carrier,TheGreeIll
agent for Addison's seeds Kent Albert Edwin, miller (wind & Thorpe John, farmer, Tan office
Brundish Arthur, boot &; shoe maker, steam) &; baker Tye .Alfred, farmer
The Green Kersey Robert, miller (wind &; steam), Tye Walter, farmer
Brundish John, farmer, Tan office Stowmarket road Whistlecraft Ralph, farmer,Church fmo
BuIlingham William, farmer Kitson Adolphus, farmer, The Green Wightman Arth.vet.surgeon &; farmer-
Chiles Martha (Mrs.), Oak inn Kitson Adolphus,jun.farmer,Tan office Woodward George .Augustus, auc-
CIements Catherine (Mrs.), laundress Kitson Fanny (Miss), d:ressmaker, tioneer, valuer &; estate agent &; far-
Colchester Elizabeth &; Rose (Misses,), The Green mer, Buces farm; &; at Stowmarket'
farmers, The Green Lambert Jalt. (exors.of),frmr,The Ldg

METFIELD is a par-ish 81nd large village,s miles south-
east from Harleston station on the Waveney Valley sec-
tion of the Great Eastern railway and 7 north-west from
Halesw-orth, in the North Easotern division of the county,
Hoxnehnndred, petty sessional division and union, county
court d1strict of Harleston, rural deanery of Hoxne,
Suffolk archdeaconry and Norwi'Ch diocese. The church
of St. John thlll Baptist is an old building of fliut with stone
dressings in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
nave, south porch and square western embattled tower,
having four stone figures at the angles in lieu of pinnacles
and containing 3 bells and a clock: there is an ancient
carved font: in the chancel is a piscina, and there are
tablets to the Rev. John Bank LL.B. 35 years rector, d.
25 Dec. 1798, and to Ann his wife; the.re were formerly
several brasses, but they have been removed except part
of one in the chancel: there are 300 sittings. The
interior is now (1900) being restored. The parish
register dates from the year 1540. The living is a vicar-
age, net yearly value £23, with 47 acres of glebe and
residence, in t·he gift of the parishioners, and held since
1899 by the Rev. Henry S. Gardner RA. of London Uni-
versity. Major George Nathaniel Micklethwaite, of
Taverham Hall, is impropriator of the tithes, commuted
at a rent-charge of £380 4s. 6d. The Primitive Metho-
dist chapel here was erected in 1866, and has 220 sittings.
There is a small charity of 6s. Bd. yearly, payable out of a
piece of land called the" Rooks," left by Thos. Maplehead,
23rd March, 33 Henry VIII. for the repairs of the church;
20S. yearly left by Jas. Scarlett, 20th March, 4":1 Elizabeth,
derived from land in Withe-rsdale; IOS. yearly left by
Richlllrd Knapp; and £1 IOS. yoorly, the rent of 3 acres of
land at Wdthersdale called "Poor Man's Pightle or
Pightles," left by .Tohn Welton in 1556, all of which are
Gardner Rev. Henry S., B.A. Vicarage Boast William, farmer
Rose Rev. Albert (Prim. Methodist) Bolton Ziba., farmer, St:reet farm
Squire Mrs Dimmock J oseph Barnard, farmer,
COMMERCIAL. RODkery farm; &; at Shotford hall,
.A.ldous Herbert. boot maker Dove House farm &; Briar farm,
Balls Edith (Miss), farmer Harleston, Norfolk
distributed to the poor in bread a,t Ohristmas, by tb&
Parish Council. Mrs. Susan Godbold, who was born at
Flixt-on, died here ,Sept. 1847 aged !O5 years. F. A. Tay-
ler esg. of Wrentham, Suffolk, who is lord of the manor-
and owner of Metfield Hall, Lord Henniker, Sir HugIlI
Ed-ward Adair bart. and Major Micklethwaite are the-
chief landowners. The soil is mixed clay; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, turnips and'
pasture. The area is 2,338 acres, including a large com-
mon; assessable value, £1,437; the population in 189r
was 524- in the civil and 500 in the ecclesiastical parish.
By provisional order, which came in operation March-
25th, 1885, a part of Withersdale was added to this:
parish. •
Parish Clerk, Oharles Smith.
Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
Arthur Hadingham, sub-postmaster. Letters received'
from Harleston at 8.40 a.m.; dispatched at 4.55 p.m.
-week days only. Fressingfield, 4 miles distant, is the-
nearest telegraph offire
Police Station, Alhert Broom, oonst8lble
Ohurch of England Schools (mixed &; infants), erected iIlJ
1874-5, at a cost of about £600 &; enlarged in 1893 RV
a cost of £120, for '160 children; average attendance~
120; 'there is an endowment of £14 12S. yearly, left by-
Capta.in Oharles Rayley; WilIiam Ohristmas PIeasants-,.
master; Mrs. Pleasants, mistress; Miss M. East-
augh, infants' mistress. Attached to the school is an
excellent night school with an average attendance of 35 ;--
there is- also a savings bank for the children, the bonuse9'
of which are given by proceeds from entertainments.
A librnry for the ~holars is provided by the schoof
master
CGrrier to Harleston. James Kemp, daily
•
Davis Henry, hairdresser
Eastaugh In.&; Sm!. builders &; farmrs'
Everett Thomu, farmer
Fisher Robert, farmer,Docking-HaIl fm·
Fisher Robt. Jas. farmer, Oakhill frmr
Fulcher WilIiam, farmer
 DIllliCfORY•] . SUFFOLK. . MIDDLETON-CUM-FORDLEY. . 265
Godbold Edward, farmer, Office farm Kemp James, pork butcher &; carrier Riches John, carpenter &; beer retailer
Godbold George, jun. miller (wind &; Milligan Jas.Huntsman &; Hounds P.B Squire Goorge William, beer retailer,
steam} & farmer. Moss Frederick, boot &; shoe maker wheelwright &; grocer
Goodwin Frederick, farmer Porter James, farmer Symond& Jehu, farmer
Hadingham Arthur, grocer & draper, Read Ann (Mrs.), farmer Taylor William, farmer, The Willows
Post office Riches Frederick, shoo maker Vincent J ames, corn &; flour dealer
Ball John, farmer Rusted Richard &; George, pork Watts Chas. H. farmer, Metfield hall
Hazell Richard, builder butchers &; general dealers
METTINGHAM is a parish and scattered village, on 1361: the Gate house and the picturesque ivy-clad ruins
the south bank of the Waveney and the borders of Norfolk, show it to have been a place of considerable extent and
2 miles east from Bungay station on the W aveney Valley strength; within the ruins, most pleasantly situated, is
section of the Great Eastern railway and 4 west from the residence of Charles Gurdon Kemball esq. J.P_
Beccles, in the NorthW'n d,ivision of the county, Bungay a mansion of red brick, erected in 1880. The
petty sessional division, Wangford hundred and union, Castle farm and out-buildings also are built on the site-
county court district of Beocle8 and Bungay, rural deanery of the old Manor House: six silver bells were found in the-
of Wangford, 6Tchdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- moat, near the ;ruins of the supposed belfry tower, about
wich. The church of All Saints is an ancient building of the year 1843, and were taken to YM'mouth. A coIJege-
stone in the Norman style, standing on an eminence, and for a master a.nd thirteen chaplains or fellows was founded
consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle and south porch, here by Sir John de Norwidh and ded[cated to God and
with a 11"0und western emiblllttled tower, containing 4 bells: the blessed Virgin, the college was endowed with the-
the north doorway is a good specimen of Norm'an work, Castle as a residence for the Society, together with tlle-
with very early dog-tooth moulding: there are 250 sittings. manors of Mettingham 'and others in Suffolk and Norlolk.
a large por,tion being free. The register dates from the and tJhe fraternity here educated and maintained a number
year 1680. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value of b<Jys: at the Dissolution their revenues were valued
about £100, in the gift of the trustees of the late Charles at £202 7S. 5!d. yoo:rly. The landowners are Mrs. Tallent,.
F. Hope Collisson esq. and held since 1895 by the the Rev. Mr. Bellward's trustees, Mrs.. Charles F. Hope-
Rev. William Boyce, who is also head master of Bungay Collisson, the trustees of the late WillIam ~artcup esq_
Grammar school, and resides in Bungay. Mrs. Charles of Upland Hall, Mr. Herbert Alexander GrImmer anlI
F. Hope Collisson is impropriator of the great tithes. others. The soil is loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops;
The town estate consists of a. cottage, blacksmith's shop are wheat, barley and beans. TIle area is 1,380 acres of
and 37a. Ir. 14p. of land in Mettingham and Shipmeadow, land and 12 of water; assessable value, £1,609; the popu-
and two cattle-goings on Stow Fen, now let for £74 5s. M. lation in 1891 lJVas 325.
yearly, which lis applied in ,coals and payments to the sick PaJ."is'h Clell'k, James Lawn.
poor, .repairs of the church a.nd expenses incidental to the Post Office.-Mrs. Harriet TIilney, SUb-postmistress. Let-
service, and educational prizes for poor children. In the ters received from Bungay at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 7
reign of Edward I. Sir John de Norwich was lord of the p.m.; on sundays a,t 12 noon. Postal orders are issued
manor, and obtained from tha.t monarch, in 1302, a grant here, but not paid. Bungay is the nearest money order-
of £ree warren in Mettingham, Shipmeadow and Redes- & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
ham; in the 9th of Edward 1I. WaIter de Norwich held This place is included in the Bungay United School Board
it, and in the reign of Edward m. it was the manor of district, formed 16 April, !875; the children attend the-
Sir John de Norwich, who built the Castle; he died in school at Hungay
Coombes William AlIen, The Pines Bedingfield John, farmer Lawn James,shoe maker &; parish clerk
Donnelly Miss, Rose cottage Brock William, farmer Mann R. ,et W. maltsters; &; at Bungay,.
Draper Mrs. Charles, The Lilacs Coombes William AlIen, architect Ditchingham k Broome
Gillespie Mrs. Rose cottage Crickmore Harry, farmer Potter Geo. J. farmer, Vicarage fann
KembaU Charles Gurdon J.P. Metting- Grimmer Herbert Alexander,farmer & Sutton Charles, farmer
ham castle landowner, The Hall Tilney Harriet (Mrs.), blacksmith..
Sheffield Mrs. Red house Holmes John, farmer, The Grove Post office
TaUent Mrs Honeywood Goorge, market gardener Wittrick John, farmer, cattle dealer a..
COMMERCIAL. Hupton Edgar Job, Tally-Ho P.R. & landowner
Bedingfield George, cattle dealer bricklayer
MICKFIELD is a parish and village, 6! miles from parish. Lord De Saumarezand Sir Hugh Edward Adair
Needham station and 7 north-east from Stowmarket bart. are lords of the two manors. of which this p6J."ish
station, both on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the forms a part. The principal landowners are the trus.tees-
Great Eastern railway, 13 north from Ipswich a.nd 3 of E. Dalton esq. the trustees of the late S. A. Steward
south-west from Debenham, in the South Eastern division esq. William Parry esq. Thomas Percy Borrett esq. of
of the county, Bosmere and CXaydon hUJIldred, petty Leiston, Messrs. Josselyn and Sons, of Ipswich, and
sessional division and union, county court dIstrict of Patey esq. of London. The soil is chiefly heavy; sub-
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Stowmarket, rUTal deanery of Bosmere, llJl'chdeaconry of soil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Andrew and beans. The area is 1,273 acres, and a good part or
is an ancient Gothic building of stone and flint, consisting the land is pipe-drained; rateable value, £1,187; the-
of chancel, nave,south porch and square western em- population in 1891 was 224.
battled tower faced with flint and containing 3 bells: the Parish Clerk, James Osborne.
church will seat 120 persons. The register dates from the PoSIt &; Parcel Office. William Wythe,sub-postmaster.
year 1558. The livmg is a rectory, net yearly value Letters through Stowmarket, received at 7.5 a.m. k
£240, including 26 acres of glebe, with residence, in the 2.35 p.m.; dispatched at 8,40 a.m. &; 7 p.m. Postal
gift of the Rev. James Mark Saurin Brooke M.A. of orders are issued here, but n(}t paid. Earl Stonham is:
20 Gledhow Gardens, London S W, rector of St. Mary the nearest telegraph & money order office, 4 miles:
WooInoth, London, and held since 1891 by the Rev. distant
Clement Raymond Perry RD. of Christ Church, Oxf(}rd, Parochial National School (mixed), to hold 80 children;
and F.R.G.S. There is property yielding £26 yearly, average attendance, 42; Mrs. Mary Hill, mistress
which is applied for the use of the church and Carriers to Stowmarket. Jas. Osborn & In.Rosher,thurs:
Perry Rev. Clement Raymond RD., Moulfon George, farmer, Shrubbery Shepherd Stephn.farmr.GreenOak fnna
F.R.G.S. Rectory farm; resides at Debenham Taylor Alfred, farmer
Cartel' Albert, wheelwright afford John, basket maker Taylor Herbert, farmer
Easter JacOlb, farmer; resides at Ston- Osborne Jam.es, carrier Turner Henry, farmer, assistant over-
ham A8pall Rosher John, carrier seer &; tax collector, Mickfield Hall >&
Frith Goorge (exors. of), farmers, Rowe John, farm bailiff to Mr. G. White House farms
Greenwood &; Cousen's farms Moulton, Shrubbery farm Wythe Hepzibah (Mrs.), dress maker
Lucock Isabella (Mrs.), beer retailer Smith Frank Frederick, farmer, Elm Wythe William, blacksmith, Post offi.cl"
& shopkeeper & Brook farms
MIDDLETON-cum-FORDLEY is a parish and Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of Holy-
village on the river Minsmere, 3 miles south-east from Trinity is an old building of flint with 'SItone dressings:
Darsham station, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section and a. thatched roof, in the Early English style, and con-
of the Great EaSotern railway, 5 north-east from Sax- sists of chancel, nave, south porch and embattled western
mundham and 8 south-by-east from Halesworth, in the tower, which contains 5 beThs and is surmounted by 9
North ElliStern division of the county, Blything hundred, spire: the church was externally faced with flint and
petty sessional division and union,Halesworth county court otherwise ll'estored in 1864: a stained window was placed
district, rural deanery of South Dunwich, archdeaconry of in the chancel in 1877 in memorI of the Rev. Joseph White.
 266 MIDD,l.ETON-CUM -FORDLEY. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
a. former recwr: there is an ancient piscina, 6small organ are wheat, barley, beans, peas and TootS. TlJ,e area is
and an ancient carved stone font: the porch has a 'YerI 2,°41 acres; rateable value, £2,4°8; the population in
perfect Normau ·arch, and in the aisle 81re several brasses, 1891 was 520.
including one to Anthony Pettow, 1610: the church affords Fordley, an adjoining hamlet,was once a sepal'ate parish,
230 sittings, mostly appropriated. The register dates from but is now united with Middleton, and the parish is called
the yeor 1653. The living of Middleton-cum-Fordley is Middleton-cum-Fordley.
a discharged rectory, joint net yearly value £122, includ- Parish Clerk, William Newson.
ing 12 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the
Church Patronage Society, and held ,since 18 74 by the Post Office. Mrs. Rhoda Barham, sub-postmistress.
Bev. George Hamilton M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Letters from Saxmundham via Yoxford. Delivery
FoTdley church stood in the same churchyard, but no commences at 7·35 a.m. &; at 2.5 0 p.m. for callel's;
vestige now remains. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. The dispatched at 10·30 a.m. &; 6 p.m. &; at 9 a.m. on sun-
charities are about £3 9s . yearly. Henry Montagu days. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
Doughty esq. of Theberton Hall, who is lord of the manors Yoxford is the nearest money order &; telegraph office.
of Middleton-cum-Fordley and Middleton -Ghickering, 3 miles distaDt. Pillar Letter Boxes: Middleton
Edmund Robert Hollond esq. RA. of Benhall Lodge, moor, cleared at 10·45 a.m. &; 6.20 p.m.; .sundays, at
:Robert Flick esq. of Thebarlon Grange, Samuel Flick 9· 15 a.m.; Fardley, cleared at 8,45 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m. ;
esq. the trustees of the late H. J. Wilkinson esq. and of sundays, 8,45 a.m
the late Dr. Randall are the principal landowners. The Church School (mixed &; infants). built for 100 children;
,soil is mixed; subsoil, clay 'and sand. The chief crops average attendance, 78; George Cooke, master
Hamilton Rev. oGeorge M.A. Rectory Everitt Jethro, farmer, Causeway Newson'Marcus, farmer
Rayner -Charles Robert, Fordley hall Foulsham John, wheelwright &; smith PhiIlips Abraham, shoe maker
Free Baker, farmer &; machine owner Phillips Isaac, market gardener
COMMERCIAL. Gathercole William, grocer &; draper Rayner Chas. Rt. farmer, Fordley hall
Arnold Richard, plumber &; glazier Geater Frederick Joseph, farmer, col- Roberts Percy John, grocer &; draper
Barham Francis, market gardener lector of taxes, surveyor of high- Rouse William Richard, shoe maker
Baggott Lewis, market gardener ways &; insurance agent, Middleton Smith Robert Burgess, farmer &;
lJarham Joseph, grocer &; draper moor assistant overseer, GaTden House fro
Bedwell Frooerick, shopkeeper &; mar- King' Joseph, farmer Spalding Edward, farmer, Water Mill
ket gardener Mackean James Elder, Bell P.H &; Rackford farms
IHoomfield Arthur, blacksmith Marjoram John, dealer Stannard Robert. farm bailiff to Thos.
Chambers Alfred, farmer, Vale Mayhew ISamuel, carpenter Riggs ,esq. Valley farm.
Damant Clarence, farm bailiff to Robt. MerrelIs Edward, farmer, Rose farm Wig-go Lewin, farmer
Flick esq. J.P. Hawthorn farm Kewson John, sen. shoe maker Winter John Robert, farmer
Dov Thomas, bricklayer Newson John, jun. miller .(wind) Wright Matthias. farmer
;M:ILDEN is a parish and viHage, 4 miles south-east charities is about £15. The Rev. W. Burkitt in 1700 left
from Lavenham station on the Bury, Sudbury and Col- a. valuable library to the incumbents of this place. The
chester section of the Great Eastern railway and 7 north. principal landowners are the trustees of the late Edward
east from Sudbury, in the Southern division of the county. Penton Powney esq. d. 1890, who are lords of the manor,
hundred of Babergh, Boxford petty sessional division, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Henry William Lowry-Corry, of
union of Cosford, county court dil'ltrict of Hadleigh, r111'al Edwardstone Hall, and WaIter Thomas Brown esq. of
deanery of Lavenham, archdeaconry of Sudibury and Tostock Place. The soil is light, with some clay; sub-
diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is a building of soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley and
flint in the EaI'ly English style, consisting of chancel and turnips. The area is 1,343 acres; ,rateable value, £931;
nave, ,south porch and a small western gable turret con- the population in 1891 was 160.
taining one bell: in the c~ancel is a piscina, and ~m ancient Sexton, Shadrach Grimwood.
monument to James Allmgton, ob. 1626: an organ was . .,
presented in 18 97 by the present rector: ihere are 120 Lettlers receIved from IpSWIch arrIve at 8.30 a.m. Letter
sittings. The register dates from the year _155 8. The Box. cIea.red at 6.10 p.m.; sundays, 9. 25 a.m. Monks
Jiving is a rectory, net yearly value £210, with 28 acres EleIgh IS the nearest money order office
()f glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Rivers, and Infants' School, erected about 1845, for 40 children;
held since 1897 by the Rev. Arthur Frederic Rivers, of average attendance, 8; Miss Partridge, mistress. The
Queen's College, Birmingham. The yearly value of the elder children attend school at Monks Eleigh
Coo Mrs • Hawkins George Falkner, farmer, Mil- Pinner James, farm bailiff to S. T.
Rivers Rev. Arthur Fredc. Rectory den hall Harwood esq
BirdWalter, Plough P.H Johnson John, farmer Worters Thomas (Mrs.), farmer
MILDEN,HALL is a market and union town and with an incised floriated cross to Sir Richard de Wich-
head of a county court district, with a terminal station forde, founder of the chancel, and a memorial to Hugh
()n the Great Eastern railway, in the Norlh Western Hovel, dated 1690: in the vestry is a brass to Mary,
division of the county, in Lackford hundred and petty daughter of Sir Robert Wingfield kt. M.P. and wife of
sessional divi~ion, rural deanery of MildenhalI, arch- Sir Henry Warner kt. of this place, 1601: the chancel
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The parish retains piscinre and sedilia; and the east window has
comprises Mildenhall High Town and the watches or tracery of very curious arrangement, and in 1882 was
hamlets of Beck Row, HolywelI Row and West Row. filled with stained! glass: the carved oak pulpit, with
The town is pleasantly situated on the ,river Lark, stone pedestal and steps was erected in 1875 as a
()n which there is some good fishing, and near memorial to James Read esq. solicitor, and for fifty-
the borders of Cambridgeshire, 22 miles north- three years churchwarden; the brass reading-desk was
east from Cambridge, 15 east from Ely, 9 north-by- presented in 1873, in memory of Mr. G. Singleton: in
north-east from Newmarket, II! south-west from Thet- the nave is a monument to Sir T. C. Bunbury bart.
ford, 12 north-by·north-west from Bury and 9~ south- for 43 years one of the representatives for the county
west from Brandon; a branch line of railway from Cam- of Suffolk in Parliament, d. 1821; two slabs with in-
tJridge to this place was opened for traffic 1st April, cised male figures in armour and a fine brass: in the
1885; the river Lark was opened for navigation in 1891 south aisle are effigies of Sir Henry North kt. of Milden-
3Ild barges now ply hence to Ely and Lynn. The town hall, and his lady, and monuments to the Rev. William
is lighted with gas by a local company and has a good Bunbury, d. I I June, 1744, and: to Eleanor, his relict,
supply of excellent water. The church of St. Mary and d. 1762: there are memorial windows to William and
St. Andrew is a magnificent building of stone and Henrietta Livingstone, of Westport, Ireland! erected in
-clunch, in mixed styles, and consists of chancel (of the 1882 by their son, the present vicar; to Col. Oliphant,
Early English and Decorated periods), nave with clere- chairman of the East India Company; James Packe;
story, aisles, vestry, and an embattled western tower, Sir C. J. F. Bunbury bart. d. 18 June, 1886, and to
I20 feet high, containing a clock and 8 bells with chimes, Mrs. Pescod: the nave has a fine open timber hammer
added '8S a memorial of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee of beam roof, with carved spaudrils, and figures of angels,
1897: there is also an entrance through the base of the and! the roof of the south aisle displays the swan
tower, which has a vaulted ceiling, with rich fan tracery, and antelope, the badges of Henry V.: the church was
and here ,stands the tomb of Sir Henry de Barton, lord repewed and repaired in 1851, the tower restored in
IUayor of London in the reign of Ricliard n. and under 1864, the south aisle in 1875 and a new tiled pavement
whose auspices the metl'opolis was first lighted: in the plaeed in the chancel and sanctuary in 1884: there are
chancel are monuments to the Bunbury family, 1736 and sittings for 1,000 persons, 477 seats being reserved for
I790, the Hunt and Orman families, to Eliza!beth,daughter the use of the poorer inhabitants. The register dates
of Lord Viscount AlIen; and' a slab of Purbeck marble, from the year 1559. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
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value £614, including 327 acres of glebe, with residence. HECK ROW is a watch or hamlet, 2 miles north-west.
in the gift of Sir Henry C. J. Bunbury bart. and held The church of St. John the Evangelist, at Cake Street,
since t898 by the Rev. William Henry Wood, wlio is between Beck Row and Holywell Row, was erected in
also rural dean of Mildenhall. There are also Baptist, 1876; the foundation stone having been laid by Lady
Wesleyan and Particular Baptist chapels. The Cemetery, Bunbury on the 6th March, 1875; it is of flint with
situated on the north side of the town, is 2 acres in Bath stone dressings, in the Gothic style, and consists
extent, with a mortuary chapel in the centre, of chancel, na.ve,south transept, south porch and a
was opened in 1856: Sir Charles F. Bunbury western turret containing one bell: the stained east
bart. gave the ground, the cost of laying out window is a memorial to Emily Vavasor Durell, sister-
tJeing £400, and a lodge was given by Mrs. Gathercole in-law of the present vicar: and there are several
Button, of Birmingham, in memory of her husband. The others: the church affords 150 sittings. The Rev. Arthur
Public Hall, built in 1886 from plans of G. Harold William Benjamin Walmsley Watts RA. of Selwyn Col-
Elphick esq. of London, at a cost of £850, contains lege, Cambridge, has been curate in charge since 18g8.
a large hall capable of seating 350 persons, and is fitted The Wesleyan chapel, built in X829, and rebuilt in
up with permanent stage and attiring rooms; closely 1893, will seat about 300. St. John's Home is a Church
adjoining these are reading and caretaker's rooms. The of England Home for Waifs and! Strays (girls), under
Mildenhall Institute occupies a portion of the building the' control of a society.
and the lU'moury of the Mildenhall detachment of H
Company 2nd Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment, IS ROLYWELL ROW is a watch or hamlet, tl miles
also here: there are some good shops, hotels and inns. north, on the road to Lakenheath. The population in
The market cross, of the time of Henry V. is constructed 1881 was 396.
()f timber, and is hexagonal in form and roofed with
lead; the market day is Friday. A horticultural show is WEST ROW, 21 miles west, is a. large and straggling
beld here annuaLly. A Cottage Hospital was established village. The church of St. Peter, built out of the
bere in 1868 with eight beds, and the 8verag-e number material of the old National Schools, is a structure of
()f patients during the year is 60. Here are almshonses, flint and rubble, with a chancel added in 1875, and
founded in 1722 by Sir Thomas Hanmer, for four poor consists of chancel, nave, north porch, and a turret
widows, and several other small charities, amounting with one bell: there is a memorial window, erected in
in the whole to £200 yearly. Near the station, and on Dec. 1883, to Lawrence Clutterbuck, son of a former
the river Lark, lU'e the old-established and extensive roller curate, who lost his life July 2nd, 1883, whilst saving
mills and maltings of Messrs. Parker Brothers Limited. the life of a fellow-student from drowning near Lancing
The Manor House, the property of Sir Henry C. J. Bun- College, Brighton: there lU'e ISO sittings. The Rev.
bury bart. was built in the time of Charles I. by Sir John George Moore Stretton M.A. of Wadham College,
Henry North bart.: the mansion, now (1900) occupied by Oxford, has been resident curate since 1895. There
the Society of the Sacred Mission, is surrounded by lofty are Baptist and Wesleyan chapels. The old Quakers'
trees, and has pleasure grounds attached: the banqueting Meeting House is used by the Wesleyans. A parish
hall is used as a girls' school. Wamil Hall is an ancient room was built in 1886 by Lady Bunbury. Fruit and
Elizabethan mansion, about one mile west, and formerly vegetables are grown here in abundance and sent to the
'the seat of the Warner family; it was partially destroyed London and other mlU'kets.
by fire in 1898, and is now being restored. Sir Henry C.
J. Bunbury bart. D.L., J.P. of The Woodlands, is Kenny Hill is 4 miles north-west. The church of St.
James the Great, erected in 1895, in place of a small
lord of the manor and chief landowner, but there
are ,several smaller owners. The soil is various, iron church, erected in x876, and blown down in a gale
beiu.g of excellent quality in the district between in 1894, is an edifice of flint and stone, consisting of
the high town and the Rows, and in other parts ehancel, nave, porch, vestry and a spired turret con-
sandy heather and fen; the subsoil, chalk, and in tlie taining one bell: there are 120 sittings. Here is a
Fen districts clay and sand. The chief crops are small Board School erected in 1878. Burnt Fen is 7
cereals. The area, mc1uding woods, is 16,700 acres of miles north; Weston Ditch is 3 miles north-west;
land, and 67 of water, this being the most extensiv€. Undley Common is 41 miles north-west-by-north; Wilde
parish in the county; rateable value, £14.923; and the Street is 3 miles north; these are all scattered places.
population of the entire parish in 1891 was 3,732, in- Sexton, George Turner.
cluding 67 officers and inmates in the workhouse.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. R Spragge Lt.-Col. Ha.sil E., D.S.O. North Court lodge,
&; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Mill street (Sub-Office. Brandon
Letters should have S.O. Suffolk added). Charles Wood Georg~ esq. ~orfolk house, Brandon .
Palmer. postmaster. Letters arrive at 5 a.m. &; 2.55 Clerk to. tlie MagIstrates, Odden. F. Read, HIgh street
&; 5.55 p.m. &; delivered at 7 a.m. &; 3. IS &; 5.50 p.m. ; Petty SeSSIOns are held at the PolIce court on alternate
dispatched at II.35 a.m. 2.40 &; 8 p.m.; sundays, fridays at II a.m. for the parishes of Barton Mills.
delivered at 7 a.m. &; dispatched at 8 p.m Cavenham, Eriswell, Freckenham, Herringswell, Ick-
Post Office, West Row.-Richard Rolfe, sub-postmaster. lingham, Lakenheath, Mildenhall. Tuddenham &; Wor-
Letters arrive from Mildenhall by foot post at 7 a.m. lington &; at the Police court, Brandon, monthly, on the
& 5.5 p.m.; dispatched at 6.5'5 a.m. &; 6 p.m. Mil- second monday, at 11.15 a.m. for the parishes of Bran-
denhall is the nearest money order &; telegraph office. don, Downham, Elvedon &; Wangford
Postal orders are issued here, but not paid PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENT'S. •
Post Office, Beck Row.-David Draper, sub-postmaster.
Letters arrive from Soham at 7.10 a.m.; dispatched Cemetery, George Nunn, lodge keeper
at 5.55 p.m. Postal orders lU'e issued here, but not Cottage Hospital, Cemetery road; Messrs. WilIiam Dunn
paid. The nearest money order &; telegraph office &; Godfrey Hudson. medical officers; Edward Compton,
Mildenhall hon. sec.; Miss Mary Glenn, matron
Post Office, Holywell Row.-Matthew Haylock. sub- Public Hall, Arthur Adams, sec. St. Andrew's street
postmaster. Letters arrive from Soham at 5. IS a. m. ; County Court, held. bi-monthly at the Police court. His
dispatched at 8.5 p.m. The nearest money order &; Ronor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot RA. judge; Odden
telegraph office is at Mildenhall Frederic Read, xegistrar &; bigh bailiff; office, High
street; Frederiek Messent, Ipswich, bankruptcy &;
COUNTY MAGISTBlA.TES official receiver. The court has jurllldiction o\'"er the
for Lackford Petty Sessional Division. following parishes :-Bart<m Mills, Cavenham,Elveden,
Eriswell. Freckenham, Herringswell, Ickling-ham All
Sitting at Mildenhall &; Brandon. Saints. Icklingham St. James, Kentford, Lakenheath,
MildenhalI (including Beck Row, Burnt Fen, Holywell
Hamilton Lieut.-Colonel Boyd Cullen Poley, Brandon ho. Row, Kenny Hill, Undley Common. West Row. West
Brandon, chairman of Mildenhall Bench Row Fen. Wilde Street), Undley, Tuddenham. Wang-
Mackenzie Col. Edward Philippe D.L. Downham hall. ford &; Worlington
BrandQn, chairman of Brandon Bench For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
Dunn Sir William .bart. M.P. The Retreat, Lakenheath I of Bury St. Edmunds, Frederick Messent, 36 Princes
Burton Robert Francis esq. Brandon hall, Brandou street. Ipswich, official receiver
Compton Edward esq. Shrubland house, Mildenhall County Police Station. Charles Henry Heigham, superin-
Hammond Rev. Octavius M.A. Rerringswell rectory tendent. I acting sergeant &; I constable
Holden Rev. John Shuttleworth RA. Lackford rectory I Fire En~ine House, North road, Hy. Randall, captain
Image Wm. Edmd. esq. D.L. Herringswell ho.Mildenhalll Inland Revenue Office. Mill st. James Sweeney, officer
Rolph Edwin John esq. Lakenheath Stamp Office, Henry Large, Market pI. sub-distributor
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MILDENHALL RURAL DISTRICT OOUNOIL. Olerk to the Commissioners of Feltwell Fen District 11
)feets at Board room, Mildenhall Workhouse, on last to Commissione~s of Taxes, Odden Frederic Read,
friday in month at 11.30 a.m. High street
Chairman, Edwin John Rolph esq Clerk to Mildenhall Fen Commissioners, O. F. Read,
Clerk, l"rancis Edward Bloss, Mill street, Mildenhall High street
Treasurer, Algernon B. Bevan, Bury St. Edmunds Superintendent of Police, Charles Henry Heigham. Police
Medical Officer of Health, Godfrey Hudson M.B., C.M. station
:Mill street, Mildenhall P,LACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
Sanitary Inspector, WaIter Godfrey, Barton Mills,
Mildenhall St. Mary's Church, High street, Rev. Wm. H. Wood.
vicar; Rev. Horace Bernard Woolley M.A. curate;
MILDENHALL UNION. 10.30 a.m. &; 6.45 p.m.; wed. &; fri. 10 a.m
Board day, alternate fridays, at IO.30, at the Board room, St. Peter's Church, West Row, Rev. John George Moore
Union workhouse. Stretton M.A. curate in charge; 3 &; 7 p.m.; daily.
The Union of Mildenhall comprises the following places: 9 a.m
-Barton Mills, Cavenham, Elveden (or Elden), EriS'- St. John the Evangelist, Beck Row, Rev. Arth.Watts B...!:.
well, Freckenham, Herringswell, Icklingham, Kentford, curate in charge; 3 &; 7 p.m.; wed. (in Advent &;
Lakenheath, Mildenhall, Tuddenham, Wangford &; Lent), 7 a.m.; 1st &; 3rd sundays in month at I I a.m
Worlington. The population of the union in 1891 was St. James', Kenny Hill, 3 &; 7 p.m
8,559; area, 64,87° acres; rateable value in 1900, BaptiS't (Strict), North terrace, 10.30 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m
£4 2 ,5°9 Baptist, Ohapel street, Rev. Edward T. Davis; 10.30 a.m.
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, O. F. Read esq. & 6.45 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
High street BaptiS't, West Row, Rev. Charles John F<lwler; 10.30 a.m..
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Francis 3 &; 6·45 p.m.; mono tues. & thurs. at 7.30 p.m
Edward Bloss, Mil1 street, Mildenhall Wesleyan, High street, Rev. John Harris; 10.30 a.m. &.
Treasurer, Algernon B. Bevan, Bury St. Edmunds 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Medical Officers, Lakenheath dis-brict, Alfred J-oseph Wesleyan, West Row, 3 &; 6.30 p.m
Pickworth L.R.C.P.Edin. Lakenheath; Worlington dis- Wesleyan, Beck Row, 10.30 a.m. &; 2.30 &; 6.30 p.m.;.
trict, Godfrey Hudson M.B., a.M. Mildenhall; Milden- aIternate tues. 7 p.m
hall (or 3rd district), William Dunn M.B. West street,
Mildenhall Schools.
A School Board of 5 members was formed go March.
Public Vaccinators, Lakenheath & Mildenhall (part) dis-
trict,William Dunn M.B. West street, :Mildenhall; 1871; the board meets at the Board room, Workhouse.
Worlington & Mildenhall (part), Godfrey Hudson M.B., the last friday in each month at 4 p.m.; Odden F.
C.M. &; Alfred Joseph Pickworth L.R.C.P.Edin Read, High street, clerk to the board; John William S.
Relieving &; Vaccination Officer, John W. S. Pearmain, Pearmain, North terrace, attendance officer
North terrace, Mildenhall Board, West Row (mixed), erected in :1:874, for 25C>
Superintendent Registrar, Francis Edward Bloss, Mill children; average attendance, 102 boys &; girls & 45
street, Mildenhall; deputy, William Edward Williams, infants; Harry H. Hayes, master; Mrs. Anoie Hayes.
High street infants' mistress
Board (infants), North terrace, built in 1892, for 180
Registrar of Births &; Deaths, Mildenhall district, John
W. S. Pearmain, North terrace, Mildenhall; deputy, children; average attendance, 56; Miss Whitehead,
George Vale, High street, Mildenhall mistress
Registrar of Marriages, Henry Large, Market place, Board, Beck Row, erected in 1877, for 90 mixed &; Se>
infants; average attendance, 90 mixed & 40 infants;
Mildenhall; deputy, Ernest Morley, High st.Mildenhall
Workhouse, a building of brick, was rebuilt in 1895-6 atJ ames Lester, master; Miss Maude M. J ames, infants~
mistress
a cost of about £12,000, for 133 inmates, C. A. Jessup,
master; Godfrey Hudson, medical officer; Mrs. J. Board, Kenny Hill, erected in 1877, for 55 children;
Jessup, matron average attendance, 35; Miss Elizh. Gee, mistress
Road Surveyor, Frederick Dennis, of Freckenham Mildenhall Church Day Schools (boys), Church lane,
built in 1852 & enlarged in 1867, for 120; average at-
School Attendance Committee. tendance, 78; William George Stockley, master
Meets at Board room quarterly. Lady Bunbury's (girls), Manor house, to hold 120;
average attendance, 6o; Miss Duffield, mistress
Clerk, F. E. Bloss, Mill street, Mildenhall Railway Station, Henry C. Sharpe, station master
School Attendance Officer, John W. S. Pearmain, North
terrace, Mildenhall Carriers to:-
Bury-Martin Tydeman (omnibus), from' White Hart ~
PUBLIC OFFICERS. every wed. & sat.; John Rutterford Baker, from Beck
Assistant Overseer, Robt. Adolphus Boyce, Church row Row, wed. &; sat. returning same days
Clerk to the Commissioners of Lakenheath & Brandon Continental-Ea.stern Counties Navigation &; Transpori
Fens, Francis Edward Bloss, Mill street Co. Lim. (Louis Doubleday, The Bridge, -agent)

MILDEl\HALL.
• PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS • Goodrich John, Bank house, Mill street Parker William, The Yews, West street
Adams Arthur, St. Andrew street Goodrich Mrs. IProvidence ho. West st Pettet William, Market street
Aldrich Miss, Market place Harris Rev.John (Wesleyan),North ter Pulley Joseph, West street
Bloss Francis Edward, Mill street Hudson Godfrey M.B., C.M. Mill st Read Mrs. Ye Old house
Bunbury Sir Henry C. J. bart. D.L., Jude WaIter, West street Read Odden Frederic, The Limes
J.P. The Woodlands Kelly Rev. F. Herbert (director of the Reeve Samuel G. North terrace
Clark Mrs. Mill street Society of the Sacred Mission), Richardwn Mrs. West street
Clements Mrs. Stratford house Manor house Rowe Robert, West street
Compton Edward J.P. IShrubland ho Lucas Mrs. Market place Saxton John Lewis, North terrace
Cornell Miss, King street Marshall Leonard, The Cottage Stiles George Henry, jun.North terrac&
Cowen John, Cemetery road Martin Joseph, North t~rrace Wood Rev. William Henry (rect<lr &.
Davis Rev.Edwd. T. (Baptist),West st Miller John, North terrace rural dean), Vicarage
Dnnn William M.D. West ,stree1i Kayler Harry WaIter, St. Andrew ,st Woolley !Rev. Horace Bernard M.A.
Edwards Geo. Rose cot. Cemetery rd Osmond John,Woodside, "North terrace (curate of St. Mary's), St. Andrew's,
Fincham Miss, Mill street Palmer Charles, Mab's hall, High street Mill street
Foster John, King street Parker Joseph, Mill house
COMMERCIAL. Barnard Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High street
Abbott William, bill poster, North Terrace road Barnard James, tailor, High street
Assembly Rooms (Geo. Jeffrey, propr.), White Hart hotel Barton James, beer retailer, North terrace
Athey Henry, landscape gardener, Hall gardens Bloss Francis Edward, superintendent regi.strar &; clerk
Avis George Henry, shopkeeper, West street to the guardians & assessment & school attendance
Baker Arthur Henry, ironmonger, Cemetery road committees of Mildenhall union, clerk to Mildenhall
Bangs Susan (Mrs.), baker, High street rural district council &; to the commissioners of Laken-
Barclay &; Co. Limited (branch) (Odden Frederic Read, heath &; Brandon fens, Mill street
agent), open 10 to 4 daily, except thure. 10 to I &; fri. Booty Susan (Mrs.), Bell commercial hotel &; posting ho.
10 to 6, High street; draw on head office, 54 Lombard High street
street, London E C Boyce Victor, pork butcher, Cemetery road
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
Boyce Robert Adolphus, assistant overseer, clerk to parish
council &; hon. sec. to the MildenhalJ Horticultural
Society. Market place
:Brown F. E. tailor &; hatter, Mill street
Burrows Frederick, builder, West street
.Burt Hy. Matt. bookseller, stationer &; printer, High st
.Burt Mary Ann (Mrs.), ladies' sch~ol, Mill street
Capital &; Counties Bank Limited (branCh) (John Good-
rich, agent), Mill street; draw on head office, 39
Threadneedle street, London E C
Cash Boot Stores (The) (>T. E. Remmington, manager),
St. Andrew 'street
Cemetery (George Nunn, lodge keeper)
Chalice William, chimney sweeper, North street
Chifney George Jacob, chemist &; agent for W. &; A.
Gilbey Lim. wine &; spirit merchants, High street
Clarke Alexander, insurance agent, Market place
Clarke Richard Charles, builder, Market place
Cottage Hospital (Messrs. William Dunn &; Godfrey Hud-
son, medical officers; Edward Compton, hon. sec.;
Miss Mary Glenn, matron), Cemetery road
County Court (His Honour Hugh Eardley Wilmot Q.C.
judge; Odden Frederic Read, registrar &; high bailiff);
office, High street
County Police Station (Charles Hv. Heigham, supt)
Cowen John, collector of income &; land taxes for Milden-
hall, Cemetery road
Doubleday Louis, coal merchant, The Bridge
Dunn William M.B. surgeon, &; public vaccinator for
Lakenheath &; (part of) Mildenhall districts, &; medical
officer for 3rd district of Mildenhall union, West st
Eastern Counties Navigation &; Transport Co. Limited
(Louis Doubleday, The Bridge, agent), carriers
Ecclestone &; Son, drapers &; grocers, Mill street
EdwardSl Thomas, monumental mason, Cemetery road
::Fire Engine House (Henry Randall, captain), North road
:Firman George, Globe P.R. &; bailiff to County Court,
North road
::Firth Brothers, grocers, provision merchants &; patent
medicine vendors, Market place
Foreman George, butcher, Cemetery road
Gas Works (Odden F. Read, clerk; Messr~ E. J. Mutton
&; Co. lessees), Barton road
Gee Charles, baker, Market street
Gee George H. boot repairer, West street
Gee Matthew, wardrobe dealer, Market street
Gibbons James, Tigers Head P.R. High street
Goodrich Edmund George, corn &; coal dealer, Mill street
Goodrich John, agent for the Norwich Union Fire &; Life
Insurance, Mill street
Green Alfred, Half Moon P.H. Cemetery road
Bayhoe Emma (Mrs.), registered lodging house, West st
Raylock Lomsa (Miss), dress maker, Mill street
lIeigham Chas. Hy. supt. of police, Police .station
Hills John, hair dresser, Mill street
'Rouchen &; Houchen, solicitors, Mill street; &; at Thetford
Houchen Frederick V. (firm, H~uchen &; Houchen), solici-
tor; &; at Thetford
Rouchen John, jun. (firm, Houchen &; Houchen) ,solicitor ;
&; at Thetford
Hudson Godfrey M.B., C.M. surgeon, &; medical officer of
health, Mildenhall rural district council &; medical
officer &; public vaccinator (1st division) &; workhouse,
Mildenhall union &; certifying factory surgeon, Mill st
~nland Revenue Office (James Sweeney, officer), Mill st
..Tacobs WilUam, chimney sweeper, North street
..Teffrey Gel))"ge, White Hart commercial hotel &; posting
house; good accommodation for anglers &; golfers,
High street
..Tessop Thomas, beer retailer, West ,street
Jessup Augustus Char~es, nurseryman, Cemetery road
Jude Charles, builder, ::::t. Andrew's street
Kemp William E. cycle maker, St. Andrew street
Large Henry, organist, Market place
ILarge Henry, F.A.I. auctioneer, valuer &; estate age:ct,
sub-distributor of stamps, registrar of marriages,
Market place
"Leach John, china &; glass deruler, High street
Leonard James, beer retailer, West street
Maclaren Colin, travelling draper, West street
Maclaren Duncan, draper &; outfitter, High street
Martin J. &; E. carriag-e builders, North terrace
Meredith William Powell, builder, carpenter, paperhanger
& painter & decorator, Mill 'strf'et: &; at Worling-ton
Mildenhall &; District Horticultural Society (Robert
Adolphus Boyce, hon. sec.; Stephen Rhymes Simpson,
collector)
Mildenhall Football Club (H. Edgar Wall, hon. sec)
BECK ROW.
Walmsley RA. (curate in charge)
I
Watts Rev. Arthur William Benjamin Baker Robert, horse slaught-erer &frmrl Brio-htwell Harry, builder
Boyce Victor, butcher
MILDENHALL. 269
:Mildenhall Institute (Favor Parker, sec.), Public hall.
I St. Andrew's street
Mildenhall Journal (Stephen R. Simpson, printer &;
publisher; published monthly), Mill street
Mildenhall Laundry (Mrs. Kate M. Turner, propr.),Mill st
Miller John, veterinary surgeon, North terrace
Minns Isaac, saddler &; harness maker, Market place
M~rley Charles, furniture broker, Market place
Morley Ernest, deputy registrar of marriages, High st.
Mildenhall
Morley HallI~ah (Mrs.), watch &; clock maker &; iron-
monger, High street
)Iutton Edwin James, ironmonger, High street &; black-
smith, St. Andrew street
Norman James', Ship inn &; carrier, Mill street
Norman Jonathan, poulterer, Market place
Parker Brothers (Mlldenhall) Limited, millers.
maltsters, corn, seed, cake &; coal merchants; reg.
offic.e," Lark," Roller mills; &; at Barton mills &;
Icklingham
Parker Ephraim, baker, Rose cottage, North road
Parker Favor, auctioneer &; valuer, Mill street
Parker William, corn merchant &; farmer, West street
Pearmain John William Seaber, registrar of births &;
deaths for sub-district of Mildenhall .&; relieving, vacci-
nation &; school attendance officer, Mildenhall district.
North terrace •
Pettit Edward, baker, High street
Pickup William, Queen's Arms P.H. West street
Pitches James, baker, West street
Public Hall (Arthur Adams, sec.), St. Andrew's street
Randall Henry, butcher, High street
Read Odden Frederic, solicitor, registrar &; high bailiff of
county court, clerk to the Mildenhall Fen commis-
'sioners, clerk to Mildenhall Gas Co. &; coroner for
Thetford district of Norfolk &; clerk to magistrates for
the Lackford division, to Mildenhall &; Barton Mills
school boards &; Feltwell Fen 2nd district commissioners
&; income tax commissioners &; agent for Barc1ay &; Co.
Lim. Bankers, High street .
Reeve William, boot &; shoe maker, High ·street
Robinson Ellis, refreshment rooms, Market place
Sheldrick Frederick George, butcher, Cemetery road
Sheldrick Waiter, saddler, High street
Simpson Stephen Rhymes, stationer &; printer &; pub-
lisher of the "Mildenhall Journal," monthly, Mill st
Smith A. &; Son, builders, Market place
Smith Albert, Prudential insurance agent, High street
Smith William Henry, carpenter, High street
Society of the .s acred Mis sion (The) Theological &; Mission-
ary College (Rev. F. Herbert, director), Manor house
Sparrow Alfred, boot &; shoe maker, North Terrace I'd
Star Brewery (Cambridge) Limited, wholesale &; retail
wine &; spirit merchants (John A. Antill, manager);
branch, Mill street
Stebbeds George, beer retailer, West street
Stebbing Charles, shoe maker, Mill street
Stiles George Henry, grocer &; draper, High street & out-
fitt-er, Market place
Stiles Lavinia (Mrs.), dress maker, North terrace
Sweeney James, inland revenue officer, High street; res.
North terrace
Thompson Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street
Toombs Charles, hair dresser, Market place
Towler Wm. George (Mrs.), pork butcher, Market place
Turner Arthur, blacksmith, West street
Turner Charles, fish dealer, North road
Turner Kate W. (Mrs.), private boarding house, Mill st
Tydeman Martin, farmer &; carrier, West street
Ung-less Alice (Mrs.), milliner, Market place
Dng-less Harry Frederick, painter, Market place
Vale Frederick, Maid's Head P.H. Cemetery road
Vale George, coal &; lime merchant &; deputy registrar of
marriages, High street
Volunteer BattalioTI! (2nd) Suffolk Regiment (MildenhaU
detachment of lE Co.), Public hall
Wadsworth Ernest Arthur, mineral water manufacturer.
St. Andrew's street
Walker Emily (Mrs.), watch maker, Mill street
Walker John, bricklayer, North road
WaIler John, florist, West street
Wallis Llewellyn W. photographer & picture frame maker.
High street
'Watson Theodore Bede, grocer, provision, earthenware,
china &; oil dealer, Mill street
Wilby Robert, boot maker, Church row
Williams William Edward, grocer &; deputy superin-
tendent registrar, High street
Ca;Penter James, farmer
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Glutis Butcher, farmer Leonard Alfred, grocer & King's St. John's Home for Girls (Miss
Draper David G. grocer, draper, out· Head P.H Hipisley, mat-ron)
fitter & general supply stores Parker Jacob (Mrs.), farmer, Beck Idg Thorpe Bartle Richard, wheelwright
Fincham Henry, machinist Pendle Matthew, Iblacksmith & iron Turner Arthur, beer retailer & farmer
Fincham Robert, farmer, Aspall hall fence & hurdle maker Webb Henry, shoe maker
Fincham Sydney, farmer Phillips Charles, shoe maker Wiseman Rebecca (Mrs.), grocer
Horrex Robert, farmer Phillips William, jun. farmer Woollard Alexander, Prudential agent
J ag-gard Thos. 'Cattle dealer & farmer Pratt James, farmer 'Woollard Charles, farmer
Ja!!'gard Wm. cattle dealer,Stock cornr Rudland John Earold, wheelwright WoollardIsaac,thrashing machine ownr
King Samuel, Bird-in-Hand P.H
BURNT FEN.
Letters through Soham. Long Hanslip, farmer Pratt James Seaber, farmer
Seaber Mrs Moxon Abraham, farmer Robb William, farmer
Fincham Charles Oakman Charles, Plough & Duck P.H Seaber Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
IIalls John, Pig & Whistle P. H Palmer Arthur, farmer Sephton Joh~ & Robert, farmers
King Samuel, farmer Peacock Wm. farmer; & at Littleport
BOLYWELL ROW.
Alders William, farmer Crisp & Young, grooers Smith David, farmer
Bradfield Elijah, farmer Elsey William, farmer Stebbeds David, jun. farmer
Butcher John, farmer Haylock &; Son, builders Stebbeds Edward, farmer
Cadman Robert, fishmonger Haylock Matthew, shopkeeper &; sub- Stelfueds Samuel, farmer
Cates William, farmer postmaster Stebbeds 'William, farmer
Childerstone Jonathan, farmer Livett James, farmer Sterman WilIiam, butcher
KENNY' HILL.
Letters through Soham. Flanders Smith, farmer Payne Wm. Hy. beer retlr. & farmer
Larg-e James, farmer Phillips Charles Eagle,Rising Sun P.H.
Brightwell Robert, farmer Morley J oseph C. farmer &; horse & farmer
Butcher Henry, farmer breeder, Kenny Hill house Phillips Thomas (Mrs.), farmer
Ourtis ;James, farmer. Payne Abraham., farm bailiff to Phillips William, farmer
Fincham Nehemiah, farmer Messrs. Maltley &; Clark
UNDLEY OOMMON.
(LetterS' thro' Holywell row, Soham.) \ Harding John, farmer Reeve Thomas, farmer
Harding J ames, farmer Pammenti Robert, farmer I
Rolph Joseph, farmer
WEST ROW.
Boyce WaIter Golding, 'Manor farm Clark tAlbert, farmer, West Row fen Morley Isaac, farmer
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Fowler Rev. 'Charles John (Baptist) Clarke Arthnr, carpenter &; farmer Modey Otho, tailor &; draper
Gittus 'Frederick Coe Harriet (Miss), ,shopkeeper Morley Samuel, market gardener
Green Mrs Cook Fuller & John, farmers Nicholls William, farmer,West Row fen
Pratt iJames Cowell Samuel, farmer, iWest Row fen Norman William; poultry dealer
Stretton Rev. John George Moore 'M.A. Diver J oseph, boot & shoe maker Palmer William, farmer, West Row fen
(curate), Parsonage Ellington William, market gardener Pamment Thomas, market gardener &>
Youngman Miss, Eldo house Flatt George &; ROIbert, farmers, West .shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Row fen . Pamment Nelson, wheelwright
Aves Adam., farmer Flatt Joseph, farmer, West Row fen Phillips John, wheelwright &; carpentr
Aves Leonard, farmer Ford J esse, blacksmith Pratt J ames, farmer
Aves Leonard, jun. market gardener Ford William, blacksmith & farmer Reeve J ames, shoe maker
Aves Uriah, White Horse inn Gittus Fredk. farmer & landowner Ro1£e 'Charles, market g-ardener
Bacon Edmund, 'Carpenter Griggs J ames, game dealer Ro1£e Frederick, market gardener
Balls George T. shopkeeper Hinds Arthur, grocer & draper Ro1£e James (exors. of), farmers
Balls John, market g-ardener &; carrier Jaggard Sargent, cattle dealer & farmr Ro1£e Richard, shopkeeper, Post office
Bassett J ames, butcher Leonard Abraham (Mrs.), shopkeeper Ro1£e Robert, market gardener
Bonnett George, farmer, West Row fen Lock William, Ferry inn Ro1£e ISamuel, market gardener .
Boyce lWalt.Golding, farmr.Manor frm Mackender Henry, Pear Tree P.H SmithWare Fuller,farmr.WestRow fen
Brown Thomas, farmer Morley Frederick, Plough IP.H Summers James, farmer,West Row fen
Butcher J acob, farmer Morley George, farmer Warren John, shoe maker
WESTON DITCH.
(Letters through Mildenhall.)
Butcher iSusannah (Mrs.), farmer
Ford Abraham, farmer
I
Peachey George, farmer
IRoUe Frederick, market gardener
WILDE STREET.
(Letters> thrd Holywell row, Soham.) Clements Richard, jun. farmer . Strawston J ames, farmer
Childerstone J ames, farmer Fincham Charles, farmer Webb John, grocer &; farmer
Clements Riehard, farmer
MONEWDEN is a parish and village, smiles south- University, Ireland. Charles Austin esq. J.P. of Bran-
west from Framlingham terminal station on the Great deston Hall, who is lord of the manor, the trustees of
Eastern railway, and 8 north-west from Woodbridge, in the late Capt. Henry Lewis Round-Turner R.N. Mr. John
the North Eastern division of the county, Loes hundred, James Peck and the trustees of Mr. George Gooderham
Plomesgate union, Framlingham petty sessional division, are the chief landowners. The soil is clayey; subsoil,
Framlingham and Saxmundham county court district, clay. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay.
rural deanery of Loes, archdea.conry of Suffolk and diocese The area is 1,101 acres; rateable value, £858; the popu-
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a building of flint Ilation in 1891 was 203.
in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south Sexton, Benjamin Moss.
porch and a square western embattled tower containing 6 Letters through Wickham Market, the nearest money
bells: there are tW() ancient brasses to the Rene family, order & telegraph office is at Earl Soham; letters arrive
one to Thomas Rene, ob. 1595, being very fine: there are at 8 a.m. Letter box at the school wall, cleared at 5.30
1'50sittings. The register dates from the year 1706. a.m. & at 8,40 a.m. on sunda;ys
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £216, with SI National School (mixed), built in 1879, & enla.rged in
acres of glebe, and residence, in the gift of and held since 1898, for 70 children; average attendance, 43; Miss
1896 by the Rev. John Lindsay RA. of The Queen's Edith Pocock, mistress
Lindsay Rev. John RA. Rectory Ford Thomas, fa,rmer, Hall farm Gooderham W. P. (exors. of), corn,
COMMERCIAL. Gooderham. George (Mrs.), farmer & malt, hop & seed merchants
Arbon Henry & Som., blacksmiths & landowner, The Chesnuts Martin Fred, farmer
wheelwrights Martin Steven, farmer
 nmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. NACTON. 271
Mays Charles, farmer Peck John 'James, farmer k land- Spill Abram, grocer k tobacconist
Moore Mrs. pork butcher k carrier owner, Red House k Poplars faxms Ta!l'rant Joseph, boot k shoe maker
Mortimer William, miller (wind) Pulham In. Peck, farmer, Folly farm
mONK SOHAM, see Soham.
mONKS ELEIGH, see Eleigh.
MOULTON is 8 parish and pleasant village, formerly a the town estate, yearly value about £15, for the repair of
market town, in 81 small valley on the borders of Cam- the church and bridges; also fuel land, of 45! acres,
bridgeshire, 2 miles south from Kennet railway station yearly value about £40, which is expended in coals:
on the Cambridge and Bury St. Edmunds branch of the Deynes' charity (Cowlinge parish), of £30 gross
Great Eastern railway, 3! east from Newmarket and 11 yearly value, is equally distributed in coals amongst all the
west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western divi- pOOl' inhabitants of the parishes of Barrow, Cowlinge,
sion of the county, Risbridge hundred, Newmarket petty Hargrave and Moulton; the Herring money, yearly value
sessional division, union and county court district, rural 7s. 6dl. from the estate of E. Hammond esq. and the
deanery of Thurlow, archdefMlonry of Sudbury and diocese interest of Worthington's gift, amounting to 2S. 3d. yearly.
of Ely. A watercourse JtUIlS through the village, over are distributed in coals to widows. MouIton Paddocks,
which there are several footbridges. The church of St. the racmg seat of Sir Ernest Cassel K.C.M.G. is about
Peter is a handsome building of flint with stone dressings 2 miles north-west from the church. Col. H. L. B.
in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, lofty McCalmont M.P. of Cheveley Park, Newmarket, who is
nave with handsome clerestory, aisles, transepts, lord of the manor, Sir Ernest Cassel, Trinity Hall,
south porch and a western embattled. tower containing 5 Cambridge, Edward Hammond esq. and Prince SoItykoff
bells: in 1879 a clock was placed in the tower in memory of are the chief landowners. The soil is principally of a
the Rev. Edwin Mortlock RD. a former rector: there is an sandy nature; subsoil, gravel and chalk. The whole of
organ, erected at a cost of £255: the body of the church this parish is in a high state of cultivation; the crops
is fitted with substantial and handsome open oak benches: are wheat, barley, turnips and clover. The area is 3,169
there is also a very perfect rood staircase: a portion of the acres; rateable value, [3,974; the population in 1891
centre upper light of the large east window is filled with was 509.
stained! glass, in memory of Mr. W. Hathaway: the church Parish Clerk, John Blinker.
w~s thoroug:hly; re1tored in 1850-1, at an expense of £2,00.0, Post k M. O. 0., S. B. &:; Annuity &:; Insurance Office.-
d.e rayed prm?Ipal y by the late .rector: there are 450 SIt- George Deeks, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
tmgs, 350 be.~g fr~e. The regIster d~tes from the year Newmarket at 7 a.m. & 7.5 p.m. for callers; dispatched
1560. The hv~ng IS .a rectory and VIcarage, net yearly at 7.5 p.m.; sundays, 12.5 p.m. Kentsford is the
value £500, WIth reSIdence and 15 acres of glebe, m the near st telegraph ffi e
gift of the Master and Fellows of Christ's College, Cam- . e .0 c .. .
bridge, and held since 11873 by the Rev. William James NatIOnal School (mIXed), bUl~t ID 18 49, for 116 chI~dren;
Josling M.A. and formerly fellow and tutor of that col- ayerage ~ttendance, 71 ; MISS Mary Sheward, mIstress
lege. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. There are several PolIce StatIOn, Edward Gardener, constable
charities belonging to this parish: two allotments of land, Carrier William Plummer, to Bury, on wed.; to New-
lying in the parishes of Moulton and Freckenham, called market, on tues.; returning same days
Cassel Sir Ernest K.C.M.G. Moulton Blinker In. parish clerk &; newsagent Plummer William, carrier &; thatcher
paddocks Blinker William, beer retail€r Poulter Mary (Mrs.), blacksmith
Deeks Miss, Rose villa Deeks Geo. butcher, grocer &; draper, Robins George Bentinck, farmer,..
Gadsden George Arthur Post office &; farmer, Trinity Hall French Hall farm
Holland Percy farm; &:; at Newmarket Staples Whiting, farmer
Josling Rev. Wm. Jas., M.A. Rectory Holland Perey, agent to Prince Tweed Archibald, King's Head P.H.;
Martin Miss, Rose villa Soltykoff good stabling & loose boxes
Jennings William, manager to Mr. Wellsman Henry, coal merchant
COMMERCIAL. George Deeks, butcher kc Wright Harry Swann, butcher &;
Bassett William, bak€r &; coal mer Northend Henry, farmer shopkeeper
M:UTFORD is a parish and village, 5 miles south-east let for about £27 yearly, laid! out in coal, which is distri-
from Beccles station on the Great Eastern railway, and s! buted to the poor in winter; there is also the sum of 10S.
south-west from Lowestoft, giving its name to the hun- a year payable to the poor of the parish out of the estate of
dred, in the Northern division of the county, Mutford and William Andrew esq. The trustees of the late Richard
Lothingland petty sessional division, Lowestoft county Henry Reeve esq. of Lowestoft, are lords of the manor;
oourt district, and in the rural deanery of Lothingland, and the Rev. William Hale Andrews M.A. of Carlton Col-
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Mutford ville, near Lowestoft, Messrs. Frederic W. D. Robinson,
also gives name to the union (for particulars of which see of Roos Hall, Thomas Pead Gooda and Mrs. Hay are the
Lowestoft). The church of St. Andrew is a structure of chief landowners. The soil is mixed, light and heavy;
flint, consisting of lofty Decorated chancel, Perpendicular subsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are roots, barley~
nave and south porch and a circular embattled western beans, peas and wheat. The area is 1,597 acres; rate-
tower, with octagonal belfry storey and containing 3 bells: able value, £1,681; the population in 1891 was 420.
the south porch was built in 1891 and there are remains of Parish Clerk George William Boon.
a western porch: the church affords 200 sittings. T h e ' .
register dates from the year 1554. The living is a vicarage, Post Office.-Charles Parker, sub-postmaster. Letter
consolidated with that of Barnby, joint net yearly Box cleared. at. 4·45 p.m. Letters by foot post from
value £ 21 3, with 30 acres of glebe and residence, Beccles, -w:hich IS the nearest money order ~ telegraph
in the gift of the Master and Fellows of Caius office, arn,:e at 8.3 0 a.m. Postal orders are Issued here,.
College, Cambridge, and held since 1893 by the but not paId
. Rev. John James Dyson M.A. formerly scholar of that National School (mixed), for Mutford &:; Rushmere.
college, who resides at Barnby. Here is a small Wesleyan erected in 1842, for 130 children; average attendance.
chapel. Here is an allotment of 15 acres of land, which is 87; Mrs. George Crouchen, mistress
Bedingfeld Mrs. North Wood house Cullingford WaIter, market gardener Peek Samuel, farmer, Wood farm
Dent Miss, The Manor house Gardner Daniel, timber merchant Pleasants John,blacksmith &:; whlwrght
Gooda Thomas Pead, Lawn farm Gooda Frank, farmer, Red house Redgrave Martin, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Grimble Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer Rook William, farm bailiff to F. W. D.
Balls William, farmer, Mutford hall Hammond James, smith Robinson esq. J.P. Manor farm
Baxter George, cowkeeper Hazell William, farm bailiff to Mr. Rous Samuel George, grocer &
Boon George William, market gardnr Thomas Ayers earthenware dealer
Brewster Frederick, farmer &I agricul- Hupton In. Johnson miller(wind &;stm) Rumsby Isaac, farmer, Highland farm
tural machine owner, Ash farm Hyem John, woodman Shenfield Samnel CharleS', .shopkeeper
Brown George, market gardener J ude Isaac, farmer & beer retailer
CandleI' Betsy (Miss), farmer I Long William, market gardener Suggate Wm. boot k shoe maker
Crouchen Geo. carpenter &; wheelwght Parker Charles, grocer &; draper
NACTON is a parish and village pleasantly seated on the sessional division and union, Ipswich county court dis-
Ilorth bank of the navigable river Orwell, having a station trict, rural deanery of Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk
on the Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern railway and! diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Martin is a
(called Orwell station), 4 miles south-east from Ipswich rubble building in the Decorated style, consisting of
and 8 Bouth-west from Woodbridge, in the South Eastern chancel, nave, aisle and south porch with western em-
div:i,sion of the county, Colneis hundred, Woodbridge petty battled tower containing 2 bells: it contains a fine heraldic
 272 NA.CTON. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

window recording the inter-marriages of the Broke family: landowners of the parish; Capt. E. G. Pretyman M.P.
there are 250 sittings, half being free. The register dates also owns a large portion of the land. The soil is of a light
from the year 1562. The living is a rectory, consolidated sandy nature; subsoil, sand and crag. The crops are
with Levington, net yearly value £300, with 22 acres of wheat and barley. The area is 1,912 acres of land and 152
glebe and residence, iu the gift of Capt. E. G. Pretyman of tidal water and 449 of foreshore; rateable value,
M.P. and held since 1894 by the Rev. Arthur Hawtrey £2,813; and the populati-on in 1891 wa·s 419, exclusive of
1Vatson M.A. of Keble College, Oxford. Here is a Con- 93 inmates and 6 officers in the Woodbridge union house.
gregational chapel. The Woodbridge union house, Purdis Farm and! Alnesbourn Priory, formerly extra-
.situated here, is now (19°°) closed, and the inmates parochial, are now parishes. The area of A!nesbourn
transferred to the Ipswich union; near it are several Priory is 923 acres of, land, 66 of tidal water and 240 of
t;umuli or barrows, called the" Seven Hills," and supposed foreshore; rateable value is £463. Area of Purdis Farm,
f;Q mark the site of a battle with the Danes in 1010: 595 acres; rateable value £331.
.human bones have frequently been found here: there are Parish Clerk, George Markham.
several crag pits. Broke Hall, the property of Lady De Post & M. O. & T. 0., Annuitv & Savings Bank & Express
Saumarez, is a noble mansion, with beautiful pleasure Delivery Office.-Arthur James Baldwin, postmaster.
grounds extending to the Orwell. Orwell Park is the Letters arrive from Ipswich at 4.40 a.m.; deliveries
seat of Capt. Ernest George Pretyman M.P., D.L., J.P. t & b cl m
h . b . k b . . d" k f commence a 7 a.m. 3 p.m.; ox oses 9 p. .;
t e manSIOn, a fine rIC mldmg, stan mg m a paT 0 dispatched at I & 9 p.m
.200 acres, on the bank of the Orwell, was greatly enlarged
in 1873 by Col. G. Tomline, the late owner, and an ex- National School (mixed), erected in 1820 & enlarged in
cellent and well-furnished observatory has been attached 188 4, for 200 children; average attendance, 150; H. B.
to it; the position of this building is in north lat. Hooper, master; Miss Adelaide Hussey, mistress; Mrs.
50° 0' 336 and east long. 40° 55' 8" ; about S0 feet from Hooper, infants' mistress
the house, in the S.E. direction, is a tower with chimes of Railway Station, Orwell, Edwin John Lond,station master
.sixteen bells, restored in 1886. Nacton was the seat of Carriers from Levington & Ipswich. William Punt &
the Fastolfs and afterw:uds of the Brokes. Lady De George Baldwin, tues. thurs. & sat.; Charles Cowie,
Saumarez is lal1y of the manor and one of the principal tues. thurs. & sat
Pretyman Capt. Ernest George ~r.P., COMMERCIAL. MelIor Wil~iam, blacksmith
R.A., D.L., J.P. Orwell park; & Ash Wm. estate clerk of the works to Reeder Jacob, head gamekeeper to
Ri/by grove, Grimsby, Lincolnshire; Capt. Pretyman M.P. Orwell dene Capt. Pretyman M.P
Carlton club S W & Turf & Naval Backhouse Robert, farm bailiff to Mr. Wallis John, head gardener to Capt.
& Military clubs, W, London Geo. Pearl Watkins, Culpho hall Pretyman M.P
.Pxingle Rear-Admiral John Eliot, Dawson In. Chas. frmr. Park farm Watkins George, farmer, Purdis farm
Broke hall Garnham William, shoe maker Wesley James, basket maker
Warner Frands Hancox Henry, coal & corn merch'Jilt Wright William, farm bailiff to Capt.
Watson Rev. Arthur Hawtrey M.A. Keeble John, shopkeeper l'retyman M.P
Reoctory Keeble Samuel Wm. wheelwright
.NAUGHTON is a parish and village 5 miles north from Scarfe esq. of Bildeston, and the trustees of the late
Hadleigh terminal station on the Great Eastern railway, in Rev. George Cooke. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay
the Southern division of the county, Cosford hundred, and loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans.
.petty sessional division and union, Hadleigh county court Tho area is 980 acres, the principal part being arable:
district, rural deanery of HadJIeigh, archdeaconry of Sud- rateable value, £603; the population in 1891 was
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is a 144. By a Local Government provisional order which
plain rubble structure in the Norman style, consisting of came into operation March 25, 1885, detached parts of this
ehancel, nave, south porch and square western embattled parish were respectively amalgamated with Nedging and
tower contaming one bell: in 1873 the chancel was re- 'Thatfield, and at the same time part of Bildeston was
:stored, reseated and paved with encaustic tiles, at a cost amalgamated with this parish.
-of about £ 100, defrayed by the rector: in 1893 the body Parish Clerk, Grimsey Richardson.
<Of the church was restored and the old western gallery Letters received through Ipswich, arrive at 8 a.m. Wall
removed, also the old pews, and! new benches introduced: I d 6 Bil
there are about 120 sittings. The register dates from the Letter Box on Nedging tye, c eare at .15 p.m. -
year 155 2 . The living is lL rectory, net income, £15 0, deston is the nearest money order & telegraph office
with residence and 52 aores of glebe, in the gift of the A School Board of 5 members was formed 24 January,
'trustees of the late Rev. W. Edge, and held since 18 7 1 18 74, for the United district of Nedging & Kaughton;
by the Rev. Brooke Cremer BarneSl M.A. of Jesus Col- Edward J. Chaplin, clerk to the board
lege, Cambridge. The annual value of the charities is Board School (mixed), erected in 1875, at a cost of £300,
'2os. distributed at Christmas to the aged poor of the for 52 children; average attendance, 43; Miss Mary
-parish. The principal landowners are Thomus' Nunn Richardson, mistress
Barnes Rev. Brooke Cremer M.A. Ohaplin E!dward J. farmer & clerk to Preston George, beer retailer
Rectory the ~edging & Naughwn United Preswn John, farmer
.A.l'I.drews Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retlr District School Board Richardson Grimsey, thatcher &c
Baldry Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Dude Samuel, shopkeeper Stevens Robert, blacksmith
Brooks William, farmer Hubbard William, farmer
NAYLAND-with-WISSINGTON, united in 1884 £170, including 48 acres of glebe, with residence, in
'for civil purposes under the Divided Parishes Act, is a the gift of Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart..
parish and small town on the borders of Essex, from and held since 1879 by the Rev. John Durbin Gray
wRich it is separated by the navigable Stour, crossed M.A. of Clare College, Cambridge. A vicarage house was
here by a brick bridge; it is 5 miles east from Bures erected in 1887, at a cost of oveT £2,000, moneys for
station on the Colchester and Bury section of the Great which purpose were left by the late, Samuel Alston esq. ;
'Eastern railway, 6 from Colchester, 10 south-east from the site of an acre and a half being given by the lute Sir
Sudbury and 55 from London by road and 56 by rail, C. Rowley bart.; half an acre for a cemetery has been
via Colchester, in the Southern division of the county, given by Miss Alston. There is a Congregational chapel,
Xlubergh hundred, Boxford petty ses'sional division, Sud- first built in 1'864, and re-erected in 1.a73. A fair is! held
bury union, county court district of Colchester, rural here yearly, the first 'Wednesday aft-er the 2nd of October.
deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sudbury and Here are extensive maltings and a brewery belonging to
d-iocese of ·Ely. The church of St. James, is an ancient Messrs. T. and R. Cuddon. Extensive silk works were
'edifice of lrtone, in the Perpendicular style of the formerly carried on here. A trade in corn, coals, bricks
14th century, consisting of chancel, vestry, nave with and timber is carried on by means of the river, in which
'clerestory, aisles, north and west porches and a there is good fishing. The charities are of considerable
western embattled tower with four pinnaCles and yearly value-£190 for charitable uses and for school,
'containing a clock and 6 musical bells: there are and £5 for bread given on Shrove Tuesday and November
ttwo tablets in the chancel and some remains of 5th to the poor, and 16 tenements for poor people, rent
brasses: the chancel was restored in 1872 and the east free. Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart. of Tendring
window is stained: the south porch was rebuilt in 1883 Hall, is lord of the manor and principallalldowner. The
at a cost of £700, defrayed by the late Samuel Alston eS'<].: soil is alluvial; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops- are
over the communion table is a very fine pa:nting by John wheat, barley and beans. 'l'he area, with Wissington,
Constable R.A. of " Christ Blessing the wine at the Last is 2,558 acres of land and 28 of water; rateable value,
Supper;" there is also a carved octagonal stone font: the £3,622; the population in 1891 of Nayland-with-Wis-
church affords 450 sittings. The register dates from the sington was 1,105.
yea,r 1558. The living IS a vicarage, net :ready value Sexton, Thomas Henry Thorpe.
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. NEEDHAM MARKET. 2i3
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. of St. Mary, Wissington, is a small and anc~ent building
& Annuity & Insurance Office.-Alfred Youngman of rubble and cement, with stone dressings, In the Transi-
Littlebury, sub-poS'tmaster. Letters arrive from Col- tion Norman style, dating from about II35; and con-
chester at 4.30 a.m. & II.45 a.m.; dispatched at 2.10 sists of chancel, with chapel, nave, south porch and bell-
& 8 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m cot of wood on the west gable containing 3 bells, one of
Police Station, Sergeant Wm. Alexander which is of early date: all th6 windows are stained and
A School Board of 5 members, waa formed 24th Feb. there is a brass to the Le Gris family: the cJlurch was
1900; William S. Calvert, clerk to the board restored in 1853, and affords 135 sittings. The register
Board School (mixed), Nayland, rebuilt in 1848, for 200 dates from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, gross
children; average attendance, 155; George William value from tithe rent-charge £442, average £325, net
Brooks Mills, master yearly value £241, with residence, in the gift of the
Fire Brigade, Raymund Cuddon, captain, &; 8 men Lord Chancellor, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Coos.
Conveyance.-William Norfolk, omnibus' to Sudbury, Raymond Rawlinson. F. P. Beachcroft esq. of Syden-
thursdays & to Colchester, Essex, twice daily ham Hill, London S E. is lord of the manor. The prin-
Carriers to cipal landowner is Sir Joshua Thellusson Bowley bart. of
Colchester Wm. Norfolk, from his house, wed. &; sat Tendring Hall.
Sudbury-William Norfolk, thurs Sexton, George Cardy.
Letters through Colchester aTe delivered a.bout 8.30 a.m
lVISSIXGTON (or Wiston), now a part of Nayland Wall Letter Box cleared at 5.30 p.m. The nearest money.
parish, is 3! miles east from Bures station. The church order & telegraph office is at Nayland
NAYLAND. Chippington Fre'dk. Geo. boot maker Ramplin Samuel, chimney sweeper
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Church Walter Edward, corn dealer Ran.son Henry, beer retaLer
Alger Mrs &; assistant overseer Richardson Charles, farmer
Alston Miss Cleveland Herbert, veterinary surgeon Richardson Ezra, blacksmith
Bendixen Carl Cetti Co:lier Hazard, coach builder Riebold Hannah (Mrs.), antique furni-
Blyth Mrs. S Cook William, baker &; confectioner ture dealer
Blyth Thomas Stammers Cuddon Thomas &; Raymund, brewers Riebold Peter, tailor
Cuddon Raymund &; maltsters Robert.s William Sargeant, baker
Cuddon Samuel Thomas Cuddon Samuel Thomas, farmer Sargent Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Cuddon Thomas Deaves William, builder Simpson John, beer retailer
Ginn Miss East Anglian Sanatorium 00. Lim Spooner Daniel, horse slaughterer &;
Gray Rev. In. Durbin M.A. Vicarage Faiers Thomas, .cooper & grocer farmer
Harris Mrs Farthing George, boot maker Stiff William, beer retailer
Hawes Mrs Finch Thomas, gardener to H. D. Pal- Syrett Ernest Frank, physician &; sur-
Lewis Daniel mer esq. J.P goon & medical officer &; public vac-
Palmer Henry Drake J.P. Stour bank Gas Works (James Rogers, proprietor) cinator, 7th district, Sudbury union
Rees Frederick W. J Goldsmith AIfd. W. frmr. Perry frm & 8th district, Lexden &; Winstree
Sawdy Rev. Edward C. (Gong) Gowing Charles, baker union
Stannard Miss Green: Kate (Miss), d·ress maker Thorpe Thomas Hy. parish clerk
Syrett Ernest Frank Grimsey George B. saddler Tippell Thomas, wheelwright
Towns George Halls John, watch maker Webb Thomas, contractor &; builder
Harvey AIbert Ernest, White Hart htl Webb Walter, butcher
COMMERCIA.L. Hatton William, licensed hawker Wilson George, painter
Abbotlt Charles, photographer Hawes Edward &; Daniel, farmers Wilson HaITy, beer retailer
Atkinson Arthur, pork butcher Hindes Wm. Fredk. grocer & draper Willlon William, tailor
Beaumont Frederick Walter, ironmngr Hollick Arthur, Fox inn
Bendixen Brothers, leather manufrs Isom William, farmer, Nayland hall WISSINGTON.
Buckle Charles, butcher Keeble Samb (Mrs.), beer retailer Rawlinson Rev. Charles Raymond,
Bull Samuel Knin, shoe maker Last Harold Octavius, grocer &; draper Rectory
Busby William, Anchor P.H Littlebury Alfred Youngman, boot Clover Ebenezer &; Co. millers
Calvert William Sidney, solicitor & maker & stationer Green Ernest Wm. farmer, The Grove
clerk to Raydon &; Stratford United Marsh George, basket maker HalVens Haven9 Henry, farmer
District school board & to Nayland- Moy Thomas LiInited, coal mer~hants Holton George (exors. of), farmers
with-Wissington school board &; Norfolk Wm.frmr.jobmaster & carrier Richardson Edward (Mrs.), farmer,
clerk to River Stour commissioners; Pearsall Percy George, manager The Grange
& at East Bergholt Pite Charles, farmer Roberls Mrs. farmer
Carter Frank Hy. Queen's Head P.H Potter Harry, boot maker
NED·GING is a parish 5 miles north-by-west from Had- the manor, and Lady Alexander, 24 Old Queen street,
leigh terminal station on the Great Eastern railway, in Lendon S W, Thoma;, Nunn Scarfe eaq. of Bildeston and
the Southern division of the county, Cosford hundred, Mr. H. Cobbold are the principal landowners. The soil
petty sessional division and union, Hadleigh county court is good, aneL is principally arable; subsoil, clay, chalk.
district, rural deanery of Hadleigh, archdeaconry of Sud- and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary.is a turnips. The area of the parish is 856 acres; rateable
llIDaIl building of rubble in the Norman and Early English value, £760 ~ the population in 1891 was 200. By a
styles, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch, and a Local Government provisional ord6r which came into
western embattled tower containing 2 bells: there are loperatioh March 25, 1'885, a -detaohed part. of Naughton
two good Norman arches, and a number of ancient was amalgamated with this parish.
benches: the church was partially restored in 1900, and Letters through Ipswich, delivered at 7 a.m. Bildeston
affords 100 sittings. The register dates from the year is the nearest money order &; telegraph office. Wall
1558. The living i'II a rectory, net yearly value £123, Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 6,30 a.m. &;
with 30 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. 6.50 p.m
Calliphronas, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Theodore A School Board of 5 members was formed 24 Jan. 1874,
Calliphrona~ B.A. of Caius College, Cambridge. There for the united district of Nedging & Naughton, E. J.
are no charities in this parish. Richard Henry Wood Chaplin, Naughton, clerk to the boa.rd; a school was
esq. F.S.A. of Belmont, Sidmouth, Devon, is lord of built in 1875, near the boondary of the two parishes
Calliphronas Rev. Theodore RA. Clover John Lee,miller (water)&; farmr Mumford John Fras. farmer,Vine farm
(rector), The Rectory Cobbold George, farmer Ward Walter, farmer, Tye farm &;
COMMERCIAL. Garrod Arthur, farmer miller (steam&wind),Naughton mills
Chaplin :Emma (Mrs.), farmer Morphew Robert, thatcher
NEEDHAM: MARKET, a well-built town, is a ham- of Norwich. The town is ligohted with gas from
let of the parish of Barking, with a station on the Great works near the Great Eastern railway station, erected in
Eastern railway, 761 miles from London, 81 north-west 1846. The water 81lpply is derived from local wells.
from Ipswich and: 3! south-east from Stowmarket, The church of St. John the Bapbi&t, rebuilt on the site
bounded on the ~st by the navigable river Gipping, in the of a former one, by William Gr6y, Bishop of Ely, about
South Eastern dIvision of 'the county, Bosmere and Clay- 1460, bears the arms of that see carved above the chan-
don petty ses9ional division and union, Stowmarket cel door, and is a. fine and spacious edifice of stone and
county court district, Bosmere 'hundred, rural deanery flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel and
of Bosmere, al"chdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese nave, with a finely carved hammer-beam Toof, south
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por.ch, and a. tJl!ret, c?ntaining a clock and 3 bells. The
stamed east wmdow IS a memorial to Frederick Hay,
ward esq. and his wife'; in 1883 a new organ was presented
by Arthur J. Walker esq. a south porch erected, 'cmd the
bells retuned: in 1880 the chlll'Ch was thoroughly
restored, at an ex.pense of over £2,000: and about 18go
the chancel and nave were re-floored and the exterior ot
t~e .building protected by iron palisading: there are 300
slttmgs. The registers are includea in those of Bark-
ing, said to date from 15°3, but baptisms now take place
he.r~. The. living is a vicarage, net yearly value £5°,
ansmg chl~fly from 24 acres- of land in the parish of
Brent Elelgh, in the gift of the parishi<mers.
'.r.he "Causeway," said to have been constructed at
the expense of a lady residing at Barking Hall, is a wide
and .well kept g~a'Velled pathway about 2 miles in length,
leadmg to Barkmg church, from the central portion of
Needham. In 1662 the Rev. John Fair~ax M.A. ejected
from the rectory of Ba:r.king, built the first Congregational
chapel here: he died in 1700 and was interred in Barking
church: the present chapel occupies the old site: in the
('ear is a. burial ground. The Society of Friends have a
meeting house. 'fhe Town Hall, erected in 1866, has, on
the first floor, a room used for public lectures, concerts
:and meetings; below are the police station and cells, and
:at the back are a. Court room and magis·trates' retiring
;rooms. The Conservative Association holds its meetings
-at the Swan hotel. There is 81 branch here of the
'Young Men's Christian Association. A Coffee Tavern
:and a subscription Reading Room were opened in
1883, through the munificence of the late 8. A. Maw
· esq.· of Needham. The alms'house& are for eigh~ poor
· persons; the occupiers have a small weekly allowance
;; and coals. A cottage home, rent free, for four inmates,
"'Was erected in 1858 in fulfilment .of the desire of the
· late Mrs. Lucy Maw. There are some useful charities
· for the benefit of the poor of Barking, Needham,. and
Darmsden, of the value of nearly £60 yearly, which is
distributelt in money, in February of each year by the
trustees. The Earl of Ashburnham is lord of the man~
and the principal landowner. The area, including Barking
and Darmsden, is 3,103 acres; rateable value, £7,359;
and the population of Needham only in 18g1 was 1,313.
. .Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Expres·s Delivery, S. B.
&; Annuity &; Insurance Office &I Inland Stamp Office.-
Letters should have RS.O. Suffolk added. Richard
'Cooper Brooke, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
.London & all parts &; are delivered at 7 a.m. 12 noon &;
.. 6 p.m. & are dispatched for London at 11.10 a.m. &;
JIO p.m. &; at 10 p.m. on sundays. Letters can be
- posted with 9.ll additional halfpenny stamp until 10.20
p.m. A mail leaves for all parts at 2 p.m. Office
hours: week days, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, telegraph
8 to 10 a.m
- 'Vall Boxes, Railway station, cleared 10.45 ft.m. 5.20 &
9.30 p.m.; Stowmarket road, 11 a.m. &; 9 p.m
· County Magistrates for the Bosmere &; Claydon Petty
Sessional Division.
Each magistrate takes the chair in rotation.
· De Saumarez The Right Hon. Lord. Shrubland park
~ Harwood Samnel T~om8s esq. Battisford Hall, Needham
Market, R.S.O
::Martin Major-General William George, Hemingstone Hall,
Ipswich
-Maw Samuel Alexander esq. Needham Market
-Packard Edward esq. The Grove, Bramford
'Phillipps Major-Gen. Henry Pye, Barham hall, Bal'ham
~ussell General John Cecil, Bramford Hall,· Ipswich
'Tidswell Richard Hy. esq. Dosmere hall, Needham Market
Wells William Woodcock esq. Needham Market
Clerk to the Magistrates, Ohristopher George Hayward
Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall every alternate
wednesday at I I a.m. The following places are in-
cluded in the petty 86S'Sional division :-Akenham, Ash-
boc~, Badley, Barham, Barking, Battisford, Bayl-
ham, 1Jlakenhain :Magna, Blakenham Parva, Hramford,
Bricett Magna, Bricett Parva, Claydon, Coddenham,
Crowfield, Creeting All Saints, Creating St. :Mary,
Creating St. Olave, Darmsden, Flowton, Gosbeck
Hemingham, Hemingston, Henley Mickfield, Needha~
Market, Nettlestead, Offton, RingshaJI, Somersham,
Stonham Aspall, Stonham Earl, Stonham Parva, Swil·
land & Willisham
Bosmere &; CIaydon Rural District Council.
Meets at Barham Union House monthly, on friday
12 o'clock noon.
Chairman, F. T. W. Burch esq. J.P. Wrnston, Stowmarket
Clerk, Samuel Goodi.''lg, solicitor, 6 Providence st. Ipswich
Treasurer, Roger Kerrison, Barc1ay's Bank, Ipswich
Medical Officer of Health, Goo. Sampson Elliston,Ipswich
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Inspector of Nuisances, George Fiske, Coddenham
Surveyor of Highw~ys, J. J. White, Needham Market
Bosmere &; Claydon Union. .
Board day, alternate fridaY'8, at 11 a.m. Board 'l'o(m,
Barham.
The union comprises the following places :-Akenham
'Ash :Bocking, ,Ashfield-with-Thorpe, Badley, Barham:
Barkmg, B'attIsford, BiayIhfl.m, Bramford, Claydon
Coddenham, Creeting St. Mary, Crowfield, Darmsden:
Debenham, Earl Stonham. Flowton, Framsden, Gosbeck
Great Blakenham, Great Bricett, Helmingham, Heming~
stone, Henley, Little Blakenham, Little Stonham, Mick-
fi~ld, Needham Ma.rke1., Nettlestead, Offton, Pettaugh,
RmgshaIl, Somersham, Stonham Aspall, Swilland Whit-
ton, Willisham & Winston. The population of th~ union
according to 18g1 census is 14,958; area '57,g04 acres;
rateable value in Igoo, £68,136; as·sessaible value,
£5 6,453
Chairman of Guardians, F. T. W. Burch esq. Winston,
Stowmarket
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Saml.
Goading, solicitor, 6 Providence street, Ipswich
Tre:as~rer, Roger Kerrison, Barclay's Bank, Ipswich
Reliev'lllg Officers, Coddenham district, Joseph Catt,
Orowfield; Needham Market district, ,lames Kerridge,
Needham Market
Medical Officers & Public Voocinators, Coddenham district
(also public vaccina.tor for Bramfo.rd dis:
trict. of .which. George Vincent M.D. North lodge,
Ipswooh, IS medIcal officer); Debenham district, Digby
IM. FfrenC'h, Debenham; Needham Market district
William Edward Ranson, Needham Market '
Vaccination Officer &; Collector to the Guardians, George
Fiske, Coddenham
Superintendent Registrar, Christopher George Havward
Needham Market; deputy, Henry John Button, 'Need~
ham Market '.
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Coddenham sub-district
Goorge Fiske, Coddenham; deputy, Benjamin Hitch:
cock, Creeting; Needham Market sub-district J ames
Kerr.idge, Needham Market; deputy, Daniel Kerridge,
Needham Market
Registrar of Marriages, James Kerridge, Needham Mar-
. ket; deputy, Daniel Kerridge, Needham Market .
The Workhouse at Barham is a structure of brick,
erected in 1776, to hold 308 inmates; John Frederick
Cheesman, master; Rev. W. J. Chapman, C'haplain;
, medical officer; Mrs. Cheesman,
matron. The children are sent to St. ,John's Home,
Ipswich
School Attendance Committee.
Meets a.t Ba.rnhamUnion House monithly on fri.atiI2.30 p.m
Clerk, Samuel Goading, solicitor, 6 Providence st. Ipswich
Attendance Officer, Goorge Fiske, Coddenham
Public Establishments.
Police Station, John Newson,' inspector
Town Hall, Myles Gilbert, sac
Public Officers.
Clerk to Oommissioners of Taxes, William Woodward
Clerk to Barking School Board, Percy Christopher GaUi-
more Hayward .
Schools.
Theobald's Endowed Grammar School was founded and
endowed by Sir Francis Theobald, of Barking Hall, in
1632, the greater part of the building beinO' construc-
ted out of the materials obtained by taking down the
'ancient Guild Hall at Barking: the endowment arolle
out of lands &; rents within the }larish of Barking: in
1873 the Charity OoxnmissiQne1'1l re-organised, the
foundation &; the free scholal'S are admitted from Need-
ham~ Barking &; Darmsden.: the present governing body
conSIsts of II persons, VIZ. :-two county governors,
five representative &; four cooptative: the school build-
ings consist of master's honse, available for 20
boarders,school room & class rooms. Mr. Sanmel Read.
formerly of the "IDustrated London News," was a
free scholar in this school &; here laid the foundation
of his successful career as an artist: this school is a
recogni~ed centre for the examinations conducted by
the SCIence and Art Department, South Kensington,
the Royal College of Preceptors &; the London College
of Music: near the school is 'l1n excellent cricket &;
football ground; William Henwood M.A. head master,
assisted by a competent staff of masters
Board School (under Barking School Board); average
attendance, 180 loys &; gir1s- &; 90 infants; Mylee Gil-
bert, master; Miss Alice Southgate, infants' mistretls
Railway Station (G.E.R.), John Robt. Lilley, station mast
Carriers to Ipswich. Dorling &; Fuller, tues. thurs. &; 881;
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. NEEDHAM MARKET. 275
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Eutcher Henry C
Chester William, baker
Coffee Tavern(Fredk..Chapman, propr)
IMannall Alfred, horse dealer -& baker
Maw Samuel Alexander J.P. manager
Eutton Henry John Conservative Association (Henry John of Barclay &; Co's. Bank, Hurstlea
Clowes George Archibald Button, sec.) (meetings at Swan) Mulley Arthur, rake &; hurdle maker
Cooper Samuel Henry Cooper Samuel Henry, plumber &; Mulley Ephraim, shopkeeper
Cossons Willie Keeble, Bank house glazier &; ,glass &; china dealer MulleyWilliam,shopkeeper &; thrashing
Cummings Rev. Samuel frank RA Copping Arthur. beer retailer machine proprietor
:nearing Mrs Cossons. W. K. insurance agent Nunn'Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Dod's Mrs. iUvedale Crickmore :Frederick, beer retailer Pa!!'e William, millwright &; engineer
:Dove Edward Curtis William James, Swan Commer· Penny Savings Bank (Samuel A. Maw
Qilbert Myles cial hotel; good accommodation for J.P. proprietor)
'Gooding Henry commercials &; cycli&ts Potter Sarah (Mrs.), basket maker
'Hall George A DaIlenger William, beer retailer Prime Arthur, boot maker
Beam Frederick William Day "ames & Sons, shoeing &; Quinton Daniel, coal, corn, cake 35
:Renwood Wm. M.A. Grammar School general smiths, coach, lock &; white- seed merohant
~effes Miss smiths, Mill Bill Makers" plum- Ranson Albert, coal &; manure mer-
Lingwood Henry, The Chestnuts bel'S &; hot water engineers, cycle chant &; insurance broker, Railway
Naw Samuel Alexander J.P. Hurstlea agents &; repairers station; &; at Ipswich &; Stowmarket
Mudd Thomas Death John (Mrs.), dress maker. Ranson William Edward M.R.C.S.Eng.
Noble Mrs Dorling Fredk. shopkeeper & carrier' surgeon & physician& medical officer
Pennington Miss Farthing George, bricklayer & builder &; public vaccmator, Needham Mar-
Quinton Albertl Fayers Samuel, blacksmith ket district,Bosmere '&:lClaydon union
~uinton Daniel Fell William, hair dresser Reading Rooms (Frederick Chapman)
Quinton Emest Finter WaIter, wateh maker & barber Reeve John Cornish, boot &; shoe ma
!tanson William Edward Frowe Matthew, The Rampant Horse Riechter Harry, tailor
Scopes George commercial hotel; good accommo- Robertson Edward George M.R.e. V.s.
Shuker Charles E dation for commercials; posting in veterinary surgeon
SneIl Edward Ward 'll11 its branches Rosher Mary (Mrs.), King's· Head P.R
Studd Miss Garrard & Co. ham>& !bacon curers Rous John, tailor
'Thomp50n Mrs Garrard Francis J{)seph, ironmongers Rush Edgar O. grocer &; agent for W.
Underwood Benjamin Garrod John Fredk. watoh &; clock ma & A. Gilbey Limited, wine &; spirit
Vincent Jonathan Gas Works (Myles Gilbert, sec) merchants
Ward 'Mrs. Valley !house Gosling Robert, boot & shoe maker Scopes George, meat safe & vermin
Wells W. Woodcock J.P. Longueville Grammar School (Theobald's trap manufacturer & wire worker
Woodcock Rev. James Thomas RA. Endowed) (founded 16 32 ), Wm. Scopes Rosa (Miss), bookseller, sta-
,(vicar of lBattisford) Henwood M.A. Honours Camb. head tioner & news agent ,
master, assisted by a competent Self Samuel, ironmonger
COMMERCIAL. staff of masters. See advert Simpson I&; Woollard, butchers &; frmrs
Ablitt William. tailor Halls Robert, pig dealer Snell E:dward Ward, farmer
.A.reher William C. butcher HarringtonArth.pharmaceuticaJ chmst Spencer Fanny (Mrs.),baker &; confctm
Dag-Iey James, grocer, draper, clothier Hayward & Son, solicitors Spencer Fredk. Augustus, watch makr
& general w8J'ehoulleman, wine & Hayward Christopher George (firm, Starling Stephen Morren, outfitter (J..
spirit merchant &; brewers' agent Hayward &; Son), solicitor, clerk t.() A. Stevens, manager) ,
lBarclay & Company .Llmlted magistrates & supt. registrar Studd Bessie &; Fanny (Misses), dresa
(branch), bankers (Samuel Alexan- Hayward John, butcher makers
der Maw J.P. man.); open 10 to 4 Hayward Percy Christopher Gallimore, Suffolk Provident Society (Frederick
<except sat. 10 to I; draw on head solicitor 1& clerk to Barking school Chapman, sec)
office, 54 Lambard st. London E C board, see Hayward & Son Theobald & Son. builders &; lime bmrs
llamard Mary (Mrs.), ·shopkeeper Kerridge Daniel, coach builder &; rate Theobald Clifford, furniture broker
Blomfield Thomas, painter &; glazier collector, deputy registrar of births Thorpe Daniel. pork butcher
lJowell WaIter, shoe maker &; deaths for Needham Market sub- Town Hall.co.Lim.(Myles Gilbert,sec)
lJrooke Richard Cooper, postmaster &; district & marriages for Bosmere &; Ward John, Queen's Head P.R• .&
news agent &; stamp distributor Claydon union blacksmith· .
llrown Charles, coal merchant Kerridge James,relieving officer, Need- Warren F.Geo.chimneY swpr.&;Btill inn
llurrell James, boot &; shoe warehouse ham Market district, .& registrar of Wells George, tinman, gasfttter. bell-
Burt Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' boarding births.&; deaths for Needham Market hanger, brazier &; mulrical instru-
&; day school sub-district &; marriages for Bosmere ment warehouse
Eutton Henry John. deputy superin. & Claydon union White J. J. surveyor
tendent re~stra~ Lilley John Robert, ,station master Woods Thomas, brick maker
lJuxton Frank, harness maker Ling Henry, rI'hree Tuns inn Woodward Wm. clerk to the commilJ-
Campin Ellen LOnisB (Mrll.),fancy Tep LingwoodHenry, miller (water), estate sioners of taxes & grocer 0& draper
Chaplin C. A. & J. F. draprs. & grocrs agent I&; landowner . Woollard (Bamard, corn chandler
Chapman Susan (Mrs.), sh()pkeeper Lucas Thomas, thatcher Wright Henry,llhopk'Pr. &; pork butchr
Chapman William 'Nathaniel, carpenter Malto-Peptone Co. (Ernest Hatschek, Young Men's Christian Association
Clowes Walker Limited, maltsters'l manager; CIowell Walker Limited,
brewer8 & commission agents agents)
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:NETTLE STEAD is a parish and village, 2l miles Nettlestead Hall, now a farm house, there is an ancien~
wes·t from Claydon station on the Ipswich and Norwich gateway, on which are the quaJterings of the Wentworth
section of the Great Ea'stern railway and 6 north-west family, who were formerly lords of the· manor and chief
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the landowners. Captain E. G. Pretyman M.P. of Orwell
eounty, Bosmere hundred, and Bosmere and CIaydon Park, is lord of the manor. The principal landowners
pettY' sessional division and union, Ipswich county comt are Edward SneIl, Thomas Dedman, Thomas Oarthew
district, rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suf- esqrs. and the trustees of the late John Cooke. The
folk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Marv soil is variable; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief crops
is an edifice of stone in the Gothic style, consisting of are wheat, barley, beans and roots. The parish contain.
'Chancel, nave, oSouth porch and square western em- 991 acres; rateable value, £814; the population in 1891
battled tower containing one bell: the east window is was 62. By Local Government Orders, which came into
stained: the church contains a monument to Samuel operation March 25th, 1884, e. detached part of this
Sayer and his wife, who died in the reign of Charies I.: parish was amalgamated with Somersham and at the
there is an ancient octagonal font: the church was 1'e- same date Offton and Willisham were added to Nettle-
stored and reseated in 1897 from designs of Mr. H. Green, stead.
architect, of Norwich, and affords 140 sittings. The re- Parish Clerk. James AndTew.
gister dates from the year 1618. The living is a rectory, Letters through Ipswich arrive at 8.30 a.m. Bramham
with Little Blakenham annexed, joint net yearly value is the nearest money order & telegraph office. about 3
£220, with 3 acres of glebe. in the gift of and held since miles distant
1895 by the Rev. Wm. Arthur French B.A. of University The childreu attend the school at Baylham
College, Durham, who resides at Little Blakenham. At Carrier to Ipswich, Cresswell, tues. thurs. &; sat
Snell Edward, farmer &:. landowner, Nettlestead hall
SUFFOLK 18:1
 276 NEWBOURN. SUFFOLK.
Nl!,W:BO'URN is a parish and village, near the navi- since 1872 by the Rev. John Pickford'M.A. of Queen's
gable Deben, 5 miles south from Woodbridge station on College, Oxford. A Sunday school is held in the chnrclL
the Great Eastern railway and 8 east from Ipswich, in Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1868. Sir Joshua
the South Eastern division of the county, hundred of Thellusson Rowley bart. D.L. of Tendring Hall, is lord off
Oarlford, Woodbridge petty se&sional division, union and the manor and principal landowner. Coprolites are foundl
ccrunty court district, rural deanery of Oarlford, arch- in considerable quantities. The ,soil is of a light sandy
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church and gravelly nature; subsoil, sand and crag. The crop9'
of St. Mary is a building of rubble in the Decorated are barley, wheat, beet and turnips. The area is 9091
style, consisting of chancel, nave, chapel belonging to the acres; assessable value, £597; the population in 18gB
Rowley family, and south-western embattled tower of flint, was 129.
with pinnacles and <Xlntaining one bell: the font is very Sexton, WaIter Beer.
old, of an octagonal form, and very elaborately carved:
the nave has a timber roof, and there are £ome good Letters arrive from Woodbridge a,t 9 a.m. Pillar Letter
seats' and stalls: in 1885 the t()wer was thoroughly re. Box cleared at 5 p.m.; sunday, 9.40 a.m. Woodbridge-
paired, at a cost of about £200: there are 120 sittings. is the nearest money order & telegraph office, 5 miles
The register dates from the year 1561. The living is n distant
rectory, net yearly value £131, with residence and 3 acres The children ()f this parish attend the parochial school:
of glebe, in the gift of Sir J. T. Rowley bart. and held at Waldringfield
Pickford Rev. John M.A. Rectory Smith David, Fox IP.H . ,Ward George, blacksmith
Page Meadows, shopkeeper !Turner Geo. Dan, farmr. The Hall frm WoIton Horace, farmer, The Hall farm
NEWTON (near Sudbmy)is a parish and scattered Cambridge, and held since 1892 by the ReT. Alfred Theo~
village pleasantly situated surrounding 6 green of about dore Wren M.A. of that College. Here is a chapel for
45 acres, on which the parishioners are allowed to turn Primitive Methodists. There are the following charities.
cattle; it is 31 miles east from Sudbury station on the for the poor with the names of the respective donors:
Great Eastern line from Bu,ry to Colchester, in the William Alston, 1564, 10S.; Edward Alstoo', 1591, 10S.;
Southern division of the county, Babergh hundred, Box- John and R{)Ibert Plampin, 1822, 16s. 8d. The parish is
ford petty sessional division, Sudbury union, and county in the manors of Newton Ha.ll and Bowlers. Earl Howlt
court district, and in the rural deanery and archdeaconry G.C.V.O., C.B. who is lord of the former, and the trus-
of Sudbury and dIocese of Ely. The church of All S'aiints tees of the late Rev. T. L. N. Causton of the latter, Col.
ts an ancient building of flint, principally in the Deco- the Hon. Henry William Lowry-Carry, of EdwardstonEt
rated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and Hall, and Thomas Fitch esq. are the principal landowners.
a tower containing 5 bells, recas·t and presented i'll' 1873 The soil is good loam; subsoil, lo~m. The chief cropI'
by Mrs. COIlistance BIair, in memory of her husband, are whoot, barley and beans. The llII'ea1 :Ls. 2,lg6 acres;:
Rich«rd Blair: on the north side of the nave is an Early rateable value, £1,84°; the population. in 1891 was 42:1
Norman arch, with doU!ble zigzag moulding, formeil'ly a in the civil and 427 in the ecclesiastical parish.
doorway, but now a window t() the baptistery ()pposite . .
the south: entrance: the pulpit is of carved oak: the Sexton, William Partndge.
chancel retains a piscina, and there is an ancient monu- Post Office. Arthur Hughes, s1.Lb~postmaster. Letters
ment with shields of Mms to a lady of the Oarbonel through Sudbury arrive at 7.10 a.m. & 5.55 p.m.;;
family, who married one of the Botelers or Butlers; dispatched at 7.30 a.m. & 6.10 p.m. week days only.
8lIl'Other ancient monument of a lady, dug up under the Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The neare~
floor of the nave, is supposed to represent the foundress. money order & telegraph office is at Sudbury, 4 miles.
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a distant
rectory, average net yearly value £370, with 51 National School (mixed), erected in 1836, for 100 child-
acres of glebe, value £26, and residence, in the ren; average attendance, 46; Mrs. Jessie 8amb Fielder,.
gift of the Master and fellows of St. Peter's C()Ilege, mistress; Mrs. Blois, infants' mistress
Wren Rev. Alfred Theodore M.A. Gardiner Benjamin .Alfred. farmer, Hurst John William, beer retailer
(rect<lil") Newton haR Morley HerbertOwen, farmer,Siam half
Glass Florence (Miss), Saracen's Head RoUe John, farmer
COMMERCIAL. P.H Vince James, pig dealer
Austin Archibald, farmer Hayward John, farmer Ward William, builder
Brown Charles. farmer, Valley farm Hill William Samuel, farmer Warren Edgar, assistant oversoolt
Elmer James, licensed hawker Hughes Arthur, shopkeeper, Post office Brook's farm
OLD NEWTON is a p8ll'ish and village, I mile east is lord of the manor of Nether Hall; and George Gudgeon
from LEIaughley Junction station' on the Great Eastern esq. is lord of the manor of Dagworth-with-Sorrels.
railway and 3 miles north from S:towmarket, in the Edmund Baker esq. WiIliam BiddeIl esq. of Laven-
North Westem division of the county, Stowmarket petty ham Hall, the trustees of the late Thomas Wood-
sessional divisiO'l1', Stow hundred and union, county court ward esq. the trustees of the late W. Lankester esq. Chas_
district of Stowmllll'ket, rural deanery of Stow, arch- Goodrich esq. of Palgrave, the trustees of the late W.
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church Steam esq. Hector John Gurdon-Rebow esq. of Wyven-
of St. Mary is an ancient flint structure, in the Late Per- hoe, and Mr. A. B. Newson are the principal landowners ;
pendicular style, consisting of chancel, vestry, nave, thetre are other smaller owners. The soil is heavy clay;
south porch and square western embattled tower contain- subsoil" the saJllle.' The chief crops are wheat, bar1ey~'
ing 5 bells, rehung and one re-cast in 1899, at a cost of oats and a few bops. The parish is very straggling,
£178: in 1893 the nave was refloored, the interior re- and contains 2,372 acres; assessable value, £3,080; the
seated, the organ rebuilt and other improvements made, population in 1891 was 672.
at a cost of £216: the churc~ :was reseated ~ 18 99, at DagworthJ hamlet, II miles south-west, is principally
a cost of £92: there are 30? ~ltb~gs. .The regIster dates in this parish, but a portion is in Haughley parish.
from the year ~653. The livmg IS a Vlcar~e, net !early Parish Clerk, Mrs. Jan8 Cubitt.
value £u8, WIth 12 acres of glebe and Tes1dence, ID the .
gift of the Church Patronage Society, and held since 18go Post <?ffice.-Aaron St1mpson, sub-postmaster. LetterlJ
by the Rev. Edward George Falconer, of St. Aidan's, who r~ce1ved from Stowmarket at 7 a.m. & 12.10 a.~. k;
is also incumbent of Gipping. The rectorial tithes, com. dIspatched at 7 & I I a.~. & 7· IS p.m.; no mall .on
muted for £477 yearly, are in the possession of Me8'srs. sundays. Postal orders Issued here, but !10t paId.
Tacon Brothers. A mission room was erected in 18 99 at The nellll'~st m.oney order &; telegraph office IS Haugh-
s cost of £78, and there is a Primitive Methodist chapel. ley, 3 miles dIstant. Wall Letter Box, Brown street,
The town lands, between 4 and 5 acres, are now let at cleared at 7·30 a.m. & 6·45 p.m. sundays excepted
£6 10S. yearly, which is distributed in coals to the poor. NatiO'Ilsl School (mixed), enm.'l"ged in 1870, fOT about 13<>
Dagworth Hall is now a farm house. Here a.re three children; average attendance, 112; Charles J oseph
manors: Captain Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Blackman, master; Mrs. Mary Jane Blackmail, infantsP
Park, is 1000d of the manor of Old Newton; misbress
Falconer nev. Edward George (vicar). Clabon Garnham, blacksmith Francis Robert & Son, bricklayers
The Vicarage Clamp Wm.Ernest, grocer &; draper Greenslade George, grocer
Nottidge Mi.sses, The Lodge Clarke David, poultry dealer Grimwood Samwn,farmer,Sa.ndford I'd
Price Edward H. Blackwood Clarke John, farmer &; poultry dealer Hammond Edward, boot maker
Stearne :Mrs. E Codd Susannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Kerry WaIter, farm bailiff to the
COMMERCllL. Cubitt Robert. farmer, Red house exors. of John Turner, Hill farm
Baxter James, blacksmith Evans Arthur,Shoulder of Mutton P.H Kinsey Eldred, farm bailiff to exors.
Bird Robert, farmer Finbow George Robert, farmer of Thomas Woo desq. Church farm
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. NOWTON. 277
Kitsan Benjamin, farmer Polley Robert, farmer Turner John (exors. of), farmers,
Lankester Jsph. A.. farmer,Bridge frm Roper Henry (exors.of),miller(steam) Newton hall
Lankester William (exors.of), farmers Stearn Frederick WaIter, farmer Turner John Robt. farmer,Nether hall
Moyes Frederick, farmer Stearn Emmeline (Mrs.), farmer Tye George, farmer
Newson Alfred B. farmer &; landowner Stimpson Aaron, shoemkr. &; post offi Woodward Thomas (exors of),farmers
liunn Selim, cattle dealer &; farmer & Thurston In.Palmer, buildr.& undrtkr &; landowners, White hall
landowner, Elm Tree farm Thurston Richard, wheelwright
.:NORTON is a parish 31 miles north-east from Elms- pursuant to the will of his fa.ther, settled 21 acres of
'well station on the Bury and Haughley bl"8nch of the land in Ixworth in trust, the rents to be distributed in
tGreat Eastern railway, and 71 east-north-elllSt from Bury weekly doles of bread to the POOT of Norton: in 1773
St. Edmunds, in the North Western division of the William Staniforth ga.ve £600 in 'Consuls to provide 12
.county, Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional division, poor men with coat& ll'Ild 12 poor women with gowns;
Stow union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, the dividends were not received from 1796 to 1820, in
rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury which year the arrears and original stock were laid out
and dioceEle of Ely. The chmrch oil St. .A.ndrew is an in the purchase of £724 8s. £3 per Cent. Reduced
aooient edifice in the Perpendicular style, consisting of Annuities. Little Haugh, the property of Mrs. Peter
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, vestry and an em- Huddles-ton, at present occupied by Reginald Gurney
'llattled western tower containing 5 bells, two of which esq. is a ha:ndsome residence, standing in a small but
are broken; two bear date 1628 and 1635 respectively_, well wooded park and surrounded by pleaswre grounds,
and the fifth is dated 1674: there are six miserere through which the Thet flows. Mrs. Peter Huddleston,
stalls in the chancel and two in the sacrarium: the aisles who is lady of the manor, ArthUJr Maitland Wilson esq.
are almost ootirelyseated with ancient oak benches, of Stowlangtoft Hall, and the tmstees of the late James
'SOme of which are finely carved with P()Ppy heads and Sparke esq.are the principal landowners. The soil is
lfigures: the font is octagonal of the 14th century, well mixed; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are barley,
.carved: in the north wall of the nave is a holy wa,te.r wheat and turnips. The area is 2,454 acres of land and
,stoup: some of the windows .are filled with ancient 6 of water; assessable value, £2,421; the population in
s-tained glass; there are several blank matrices of ancient 1891 was 762.
t>rasses: the chancel was repaired wnd reseated in 1881 Parish Clerk, William Peck.
8lld a new organ was erected in 1882: in 1897 the roof Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
ef oak over the nave was constructed, also the chancel Post, S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-Edward
and porch and the roofs of the aisles were renovated in- Mickleburgh Easter, sub-postmaster. Letters through
ternally: a piscina was discovered in the south aisle Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 6.25 a.m. &; box closes at
during these alterations: there are 400 sittings, of which 6.10 p.m
~34 are free. The register dates from the year 1'539' The National School (mixed), built in 1836, for 150 ch.ildren·;
living is a rectory, net yearly value £340, with 21 acres average attendance, 130; Horace Hawkes, master;
<Sf glebe and residence, in the gift oil St. Peter's Oollege, Mrs. Rosa A. Sparkes, mistress
Cambridge, and held -since 1884 by the Rev. Horatio . _
Nelson Grimley M.A. and formerly scholar of that col. Carriers to-
lege. A Baptist chapel was erected by Mr. S. Hustler Bury St. Edmunds A.lIredCornish, wed. & sat.; &;
in 1834 at a cost of £700. The town estate comprises Alfred M. -Green, wed. &; s,at
four cottages and 13 acres of land: in 1650 John Fiske, Stowmarket-Alfred Oorni'sh, thull's. fortnightly
.:A.thill Mrs. The Villa Bridges E'rnest, Plumber's ArmsP.H.; Harrington 'Charles, farmer
Downing Robert posting in all its branches; good Holden Wm. farmer, Oak Tree farm
GrimIey Rev. Claude Harold M.A. accommodation for commercial Howlett Henry Thomas, baker
(curate), Rectory travellers & cyclists Jolly William, baker
Grimley Rev. Horatio Nelson M.A. Brinkley WaIter, farmer, Hill farm Lambert Charles', carpenter
Rectory Brinkley William, beer retailer Last Arthur, shoe maker
Gurney Reginald, Little Haugh Burl Thos. Philips, farmer, Street fm Morley William, farmer
Howell Mrs. Cornish Alfred, hawker & carrier Morley David Isaac, drill manufac-
Parry Philip, Mill house Downing Bros. engineers., contractors turer, wheelwright, ironfounder, &;c
Stevens George, Prospect house &; machine owners Pamment Frederick W. beer retailer
Wakelin Mrs Downing Henry & Sons, builders &; Pearlon James, wood rake maker
contractors Pleasance George, 'bricklayer
COMMERCIAL.
Downing John, bloksmth. &; wheelwght Potter Henry Nathan, grocer, draper
!Jailey Arthnr, painter &; glazier Downing Robert, thrashing machine &; saddler
Bailey Edward, tailor proprietor &; farmer Rice David, farmer, Battenhaugh gm
Barker Charles, farmer, Orawley hall, Easter Edward Mickleburgh, grocer, Rolfe James, farmer
~arker Frdck. farmer, Norton han fro draper, ironmonger &; Post office Salmon William, nurseryman
BennetAi Samuel, beer retlr. & farmer I Fenning George, farmer, Halls farm Stevens George F.F.P.S.Glas., M.S.A.
IJrand Robert, Dog inn & job master; I Gooch .Tohn, plumber & painter, surgeon, &; medical offioer & public
,good accommodation for commercial, Trevellian cottage vaccinator, 3rd district, Stow union,
travelleI'S Green Alfred Manning, carrier &; grcr Prospect house
Ih-idges Joseph, butcher I Halls Frederick James, boot maker Wakelin Joseph Samuel, farmer
Eridges William, farmer, Arch farm Halls Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer Warren George, farmer

'NOWTON is a. parish and village, 11 miles west from' Osborne M.A. of Trinity Hall, Oambridge. Here are four
Whelnetham station on the Bury and Colchester line of I almshouses, of red brick with stone dressings, for the
the Great Eastern railway, and 3 south from Bury, in aged poor of Nowton and Little Whelnetham, erected in
the North Westell"ll division of the county, Thingoe and : 1877 by J. H. Porteus Qakes esg. in meIDDry of his
'Thedwastre petty sessional division, ,hundred and union I parents. James Henry Porteus Oakes· esq. J.P. of
ef Thingoe, cou'lllty com,t district of Bury St. Edmunds, I N owton court, who is lord of the manor, and the Mar-
TUral deanery of Horningsheath, arehdeaconry of Suffolk quess of Bristol are the principal iandowners. The soil
~nd dioc~se of. Ely. The ch~reh of St. P~ter is a build- is clay, gravel and chalk with a loam surface. The chief
mg of ~nt With &tone dressmgs, partly tn the ~orman orops are wheat, oats, b.arley end turnips. The aTea is
style, With a Late Norman, doorway, and conSiSts of 1, 165 acres; rateable value, £1,294; the population in
chancel,. 7lIaV~, south poTC~. and an emba.ttled ~estern 18 91 was 234.
tower "?th pmnacles contaImng 6 bells: all the wmd0'Ys Letters arrive by foot post from Bury St. Edmunds at
are sunned: the chUlrch was enlarged and reseated ID 7. 10 a.m. Wall Letter Box, nel1ll" the rectory, cleared
18 43, at the cost of the .late H. J. Oakes esq. and J. H. at 6.40 p.m. week days; II.30 a.m. sundays. Bury
Porleus Oakes esq. and m 1876 the chancel was restored St. Edmunds is the nearest money order &; telegraph
'by the Rev. Hobert Stote Fox M.A. rector, 1875- 88 : office 3 miles distant
'there are 120 sittings. The registers date from the yeer '
'1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £186, National Schools (mixed), built in 1879, at a cost of
"With 10 acres of J!;lebe, in the gift of the Marquess of £400, for 50 children; average attendance, 42; Miss
1histol, and held since 1896 by the Rev. Henry Trimmer Nancy Blyth, mistress
'Dewing Miss The Briars Osborne Rev. Henry Trimmer M.A. OrbeIl George, farmer, Nowton hall
Basted Rev. Henry RA., J.P. Nowton The Rectory Taylor Ohas. farmer. Horsecroft farm
cottage Wilson Rowland Bolt, Breckey Ley Ungless Fred, land agent to J. H. P.
Cakes James Henry POTteus D.L., COMMERCIAL. Oakes esq
".P. NowtOD court Hunt Henry, farmer, Nowton lodge
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OAKLEY is a pl;irish and village on the borders of Nor- cost of £25°: the church will seat 130. A quarter of a~
folk, 'in the valley of the Waveney, 3 miles south-east acre was' added to the churchy.ard and consecrated in
from Diss- station on the Great Eastern main line and 3! 1892. The register dates from ·the year 1538. The livmg
north-east from Eye, in the North Eastern division of the is a rectory, annexed. to that of Brome, average Joint net
county, Hartismcre hundred, pC'tty sessional division and yearly value £320, with 48 acres of glebe, in the gift of
union, county court district of Eye, rural deanery of North Lady Bateman, and held 6ince 1899 by the Rev. Lenthall
Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- Geville Dickenson RA. of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
wich. The churcll of St. Nicholas, a building of flint with who resides at Brome. The town land lets for about>
&tone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, stands on an £12 lOS. yearly, the proceeds of which are appropriated
eminence half a mile from the village, and consists of to the use of the church. Lady Bateman, who is lady of
chancel, nave, south porch with a parvise and a. square the Inanor, owns the whole of the property, except a. few
western embattled tower containing 5 bells: the church cottages. Oakley Park, the property of Lady Bateman,.
was restored in 1878 through the liberality of the late Sir and now occupied by Arthur William Henry Hay esq. is
E. C. Kerrison bart. and his wife, Lady Caroline, and the situate in the adjoining parish of Hoxne, and particulars
late Rev. George J. Maple-toft Paterson M.A. rector are given with that place. The land is of mixed soil:
1847-88; and by contributions from the churchwardens subsoil, chiefly gravel. The chief crops are wheat, bar-
• and other friends: the tower was rest()red and the bells ley, peas and beans. The area is 1,293 acres of land amI
rehung in 1879: the stained east window is a memorial 11 of water; rateable value, £1,164; the population ia
to Sir E. C. Kerrig.on, last bart. who died July, 1886; and 1891 was 260.
there are several others, including one to the Rev. G. M. Parish Clerk, James Stannard.
Paterson M.A.: the reredos, which displays a representa-
tion of "The Lord's Supper," wa,s erected by Lady Mary Letters received through Scole (Norfolk) by foot post~
Catherine Walker, 1882, as a memorial to John Worth arrive at 6.3 0 a.m. Wall iLetter Box, Oakley streM~
RN. and his wife Catherine Sinclair, her daughter: the cleared at 7·30a.m . & 6·55 p.m. on week days & at.
wrought iron gates in the porch were erected in 1889 to 7.3 0 a.m. on sundays. Scole & Hoxne are the nearest
the memory of the Rev. G. M. Paterson, by members of money order & telegraph offices, about 2 miles distani;
his family: in ~ay, 1894, a new organ was provided at a The children of this parish attend the school at Brome
North John, Oakley house Bap tie Alexander. gamekeeper to Mann Frederick John, farmer ,
Taylor John, Capons farm house ArthuI'l W Henry Hayesq Markwell George, basket maker
. Botwright John, farmer . Pike Waynforth Chaplyn, farmer &.
COMMERCIAL. Olarke Sarah(Miss),grocer,The Street cattle dealer,Warren farm; & Brome
Allard Thomas, head gamekeeper to Fulcher Henry, carpenter Sharman George, cowkeeper
Arthur W. Henry Hay, esq IGedney Benjamin Oswald, farmer Stannard James, blacksmith
Baldwin. William, Green Man P.H Ling George, shopkeeper, Brome end Vyse George, farmer, The Street
OCCOLD is 6 parish and village zl miles south from towards repaicing the church and the highways. The
Eye terminal station on a branch from Mellis on the Great Rev. Charles Chapman is lord of the manor of OecoId
Eastern railway, in the North Eastern division of the Hall.and Mrs. BurrowiS has the manorial rights of Ben-
county, Hartismere hundred, petty ses-sional division and ningham. The landowners are the Rev. Charles Chapman~
union, county court district of Eye, rural deanery of North the trustees of the late WaIter William Miller M.D. of
Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of NOT- Eye, and Messrs. J,ames Breese, William Last, Charles
wich. The church of St. Michael, an edifice of flint with BeaIes and others. The soil is good heavy land; subsoil..
stone dressings, was originally a Norman building, re- clay. The area is 1,5°8 acres, including- the hamlet of
paired in 1854> reseated and reroofed, and consists of Benningham Green; rateable value, £1,463; the popula-
chancel, nave, south porch and a western embattled square tion in 1891 was 514. ,
tower with pinnacles and clock and 5 bells: the tower was ·Sexton, George Wilding. .
built in 1426, but has since undergone considerable altera- Post Office.-Thomas Patrick, sub-postmaster. Letter~
tions: the church was reseaten with open benches in from Eye arrive by Inail cart about 7 a.m.; dispatched
1877: there are 150 sittinfs. The register dates from at 7.10 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
the year 1681. The living IS a rectory, net yearly value paid. Eye is the nearest money order & telegraph
£278, with 46 acres of glebe and residence, built in 1846, office, 2 miles distant
in the 'gift of and held since 1868 by the Rev. Horatio Wall ·Letter Box, near Church, cleared week days onl,.
Lovell Todd M.A. of Pembroke College. Oxford. There at 7.10 p.m. ithere is no delivery or dispa>tch of letters>
is a Baptist chapel. Lee's charity, arising from the rent on sundays
of land, produces about £58 yearly: £13 annually is A SchOOl Board of 5 members was formed 28 Dec. 1874"
distributed in equal portions, every Friday, in bread to for the united district of OecoId & Rishangles; W.
the poor, the remainder of the net income being given in Cook, Rishangles, clerk to the board & attendance officer
clothing: Henman's charity produces about £50 yearly; Board School (mixed), opened in 1879, for 135 children;
one half of the net income is dist'ributed to t.he poor in average attendance, 95; Alfred Edwin Spruce, master;
OQal a.t Ohristmas, the other hall lis- applied in moieties Miss' Blanche Margetson, mistress
Bilham Jarnes, White house Capon Edwin Benjamin, beer retailer, Moore Thomas Spencer, farmer, Ben-"
Todd Rev.Horatio Lovell M.A.Rectory miller (wind & steam), assistant ingham farm
• overseer, tax collector & clerk to the Moore Thomas Spencer, farmer, Win-
• COMMERCIAL. Parish Council fields farm . '
Bames & Hines, traction engine prprs Everson John, shopkeeper Moyse George, 'boot &; shoe maker
Beales Charles, farmer Everson Richard, blacksmith Pallant John, farmer
Breese Frederick, farmer Havers David, blacksmith Palmer Francis, wheelwright
Breese Jas.farmer & landowner & sur- Hinesl Thomas, farmer Patrick Thomas, tailor, Post office
veyor of highways, Benningham hall Jaye George, chimney sweeper Peck John, maltster &; farmer
Breese William, OecoId hall, Red Kemp George, farme<r Reynolds Ambrose, Bottles P.H
HOU!!6 farm &; Debenham Last William (exors. of), farmers & Shulver James, blacksmith
Brundle Cornelius, carpenter landowners, Church farm Watling George,thatcher &; hurdle ma
Brundle Frederick, shopkeeper Last Heflbert, grocer Woods Alfred, farmer
Capon Samuel, farmer Last Jas. traction engine proprietor
OFFTON is a parish and village 4! miles from Claydon dence, in the gift of the Rev. B. J. H. Beridga M.A. of
station on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Gosfield Place, Essex, and held since 1858 by the Rev_
Eastern railway, 4! south-west from Needham Market John Elijah Thompson ~I.A. of St. John's College, Cam-'
and 7~ north-west from Lpswich, in the South Eastilrn bridge. The remains of Offton Castle are surrounded by"
division of the connty, Bosmere hundred, and Bosmere a moat; it takes its name from Offa, king of the Mercians,.
and Claydon petty sessional division and union, Ipswich who is supposed to have resided here; a. monnd of.
county court district, rural deanery of Bosmere, arch- earth is all that remains of the castle. W. S. CaIvert'
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church esq. who is lord of the manor, R. Kersey esq. th~
of St. Mary is a. small and ",ell-proportioned building of trustees of John Bedford esq. Alfred A. Laws esq. and
stone and flint, in ·the Early English style, consisting of Bishop Andrew's charity are the principal landowners~
chancel, naVe and south porch, with square western em- The Boil is principally 'heavy; subsoil, chalk and clay•.
battled tower, containing 5 bells; it was partially restored The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
in 1861: five of the windows are stained:, the church was is 1,568 acres; rateable value, £I,T37; the population.
repaved in 1887: there are 120 sittings. The register of the civil parish in 1891 was 324, and of the ecclesiasti-.
dates from the year 1558. The living' is a vicarage, with cal, 357. By a Local Government (Board Order, whiob
the rectory of the hamlet of Little Brice'bt annexed, joint came into operation March 25, 1884, a detached part of
net yea.rly value £120, with 27 ·acres of glebe and re si- this parish was am:l.lgamated, and at the 'Same time • • • _ J
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detached part of Willisham and a. detached part of Elmsett p.m. week days only. Postal orders aTe issued here,
in Cosford union was added to Offton. but not paid. K eedham Market is the neaTest money
Little Bricetb is a hamlet containing the farm of Tolle- order &; telegraph office, 5 miles distant
mache Hall, which belongs to the trustees of John Bed- Pillar Letter Box cleared at 7.40 p.m
ford esq.: the hall derived its name from the ancient National School (mixed), erected in 1872, for 90 children;
family of Tollemache, and was formerly the seat of the average attendance, 62; Miss Mary Ann Spooner, mist
Kemps and D'Autreys.
Parish Clerk, Robert Prentice. Police Station, Charles Leftley, constable
Post Office.-Robert Smit:h, .sub-postmaster. Letters Carriers to Ipswich. Cresswell, Howe &; Green, tues.
through Ipswich liITive at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 7.35 thurs. &; sat
Blakesley Mr~ Groom William, farm bailiff to A. H. Morgan Frank, famer, Castle farm
Chandler Mr,s Cobbald esq Phillips Isaac, market gaTdener
Kistruck Mrs Howlett Lewis farm bailiff to G. S. Phillips Abner, thatcher
Thompson Rev.Jn.Elijah M.A.Vicarage Clark esq Roberson .Albert, blacksmith
Wright Frank HUbbard Harry, farmer Roberts William, wheelwright
Wyard Miss Hubbard Thos. farmer, Maskell's hall Simpson Lewis, carpenter
COMMERCIAL.
Laws Alfred Arthur, draper, grocer, Smith Robert, shopkeeper, Post office
miller (wind &; steam) &; farmer &; Thorpe Fredrick, Greyhound P.H
Emsden James, carpenter overseer 'Vatkins Joseph, farmer

ONEHOUSE is a parish of scattered houses 2 miles hundred, is in this parish: it is a building of red brick,
west from Stowmarkebstation on the Great Eastern occupying an elevated position between this village
railway, in the North Western division of the county, and Stowmarket and was built in 1778: it will hold
Stow hundred and union, petty sessional division and 254 inmates. The principal landownerS' are Robert
county court district of Stowmarket, Tlla.'al deanery of John Pettiward esq. of Finborough Hall, who is lord of
Stow, Suffolk archdeaconry and Norwich diocese. The the manor, and the trustees of the late Capt. John Garn-
-church of St. John the BaptIst i,s a small and plain building ham. The soil is of a mixed kind, clay and loam; sub·
of flint and brick, in the Middle Pointed style, and built in soil, heavy. The chief crops are wheat, barley and pas·
the qth century; it consists of chancel, nave, south porch ture. The area is 926 acres; rateable value, £722;
and a round embattled western tower, in which are 2 bells: the population in 1,891 was 318, including 85 officers and
the chancel windows are stained: there is an ancient inmates of the union. . .
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stone font: the interior of the church was restored in Parish Clerk, William Borley.
1887 under the direction of Mr. Herbert> J. Green
A.R.I.B.A. architect, of Norwich: there are 90 sittings. Letters arrive at 8 a.m. through Stowmarket, the nearest
The rregister dates from the year 1552. The living is a money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
rectory, united in 1892 to the rectory of Harleston, joint Wall Boxes at Shepherd &; Dog inn, clEmroo at 7.10 a.m.
net yearly value £285, with 45 acres of glebe and resi- &; 1.25 &; 6,45 p.m. ; sundays, 10.15 a.In.; Upper road,
dence, in the gift of R. J. Pettiward esq. and held since cleared at 7 a.m. &; 7. 10 p.m.; sundays, 7 a.m
1890 by the Rev. Reginald Austin Oram M.A. of Caius Parochial School (infants), Mrs. .A.melia Abbott, mistress;
College, Cambridge. Stow Union Workhouse, formerly the children principally attend Great Finborough
the property of the old Stow hundred, from which body A new school, for go children, is now (1900) in course
it was purchased in 1898' by the guardians of the Stow of erection
English John Hampden, Onehouse 10 Mayes George, news agent Pollard James, builder
Oram Rev. Reginald Austin M.A. Mullins Thomas Trigbuth &; Son, wine Ranson Richard, shopkeeper ,
(rector), Rectory tlats, basket, sieve &; hamper manu- Rice John (exors. of), farmer, Star ho
Symonds William, Onehouse hall facturers &; osier &; willow growers, Stedman Robert, farmer, Reedhouse
COMMERCIAL. Wash lane; &; 14 St. George street, Symonds Wm. farmr. Onehouse hall
Cook Francis RideI' &; Co. maltsters St. George's-in-the-East, London E Wordingham In. Shepherd &; Dog inn.
Mason Alfred, farmer, Chilton Leys Mullins George,basket maker, Wash la
ORFORD is a parish and small coast town, attached The recreation ground, of a:bout 5 acres in extent, was:
to Sudborn, anciently called SUdborn-cum-Capella de presented to the parish by the lRite Sir Richard Wallace
Orford, 5 miles above the mouth of the river Ore, which bart. K.C.B. in 1883. Large quantities of oysters axe·
is navigable as far as Snape bridge, 5 miles south-west taken in the river Ore. There is some trade in corn and
from Aldborough terminal station on a branch of the coal, and here is a coastguard station. The market, formerly
Great Eastern railway, 20 east-north-east from Ipswich, held on Monday, has been discontinued. There it a
12 east from Woodbridge and 89 from London, in the Yacht Club here, and a regatta is held annually in
South Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate hun- August. About I! miles east of the town is a light-
dred and union, Woodbridge petty sessional division and hO'Use called the High Light, on one side of the point.
county court district, rural deanery of Orford, arch- called Orfordness', and 4 miles south-east from this is a
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. It formerly floating light. Of Orford Castle, a Norman fortress,
had a corpora'tion, styled "the Mayor and Commonalty partly built of Coon stone, the keep alone, which
of the Borough of Orford," which ceased to exist 25th stands on the summit of the hill, commanding a fin&
March, 1886, under the "Municipal Corporations Act, view and serving as a. sea mark, now remains;
1883" (46 and 47 Viot. c. 18). The municipal income, it is a polygon of eighteen sides described within a circle
.amounting to about £250 a year, a.nd arising from the of 27 feet, and is 90 feet high, with three square embattled
rent of land and river dues, is for the present managed towers flanking it on the west, north-east, south-east and
by trustees, under direction of the Charity Commis- rising above the parapet: the centre apartment was re-
sioners. The church of St. Bartholomew is an ancient stored, and furniture placed there for the convenience
• stone building in the Early English style, consisting of of visitors, in 1831, by the third Marquess of Hertford.
clerestoried nave of five ba.ys, aisles, south porch and a The town was formerly much larger than it now is, the
western tower (a portion of which fell down in 1829), castle then stood in the centre, and there were three
containing 5 bells, only one of which is now hung: the churches; foundations of houses have been frequently
chancel, which was of So much earlier date, has been in ploughed up in the neighbouring fields north and west of
ruins for the last two centuries: in the north aisle is a the castle. Arthur Herbert Edward Wood esq. of Sud,
marble kneeling figure of the Rev. Francis Mason, author bourne Hall, is lord of the manor and principal land-
of "Vindicire Ecclesire Anglicanre," ob. 1621: there are owner. The soil is loam, sand and clay; snbsoil, sand
several brasses of various dates and a piscina in each and rock. The chief crops are wheast, barley and beans.
_ aisle: the ancient font has carved figures on its sides: The area i81 2,693 acres of land, 9 of water, 317 of tidal
in 1895-6 the nave was restored and the roof raised to water and 231 of foreshore; the rateable value of Orford
its original pitch, and in 1900 the south aisle and south i3 £3,068; the population in 1891 was 987~
porch were completely restored. The register dates from Parish Clerk, Charles Hacon.
the year 1538. The living is So chapelry, annexed to the Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
rectory of Sudborn, joint net yearly value £340, with 8 &; Annuity &;. Insurance Office.-George Leech, sub-
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Crown, and postmaster. Letters received from Wickham Market.
held since 1877 by the Rev. Edwd. Maude Soott. There at 6 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at 10.50 a.m. &; 7
is a small Primitive Methodist chapel, and a mission room p.m.; sundays, 7 p.m. Money &; Postal orders are
where services are held weekly II times 81 year. The issued &; paid' from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; sa.turday till 8
parish lending library consists of about 200 volumes; • p.m.; telegraph business 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sunday,
there is also a lending library at the mission room, 8 to 10 8.m
founded by the late Miss Mary Crisp in March, 1858. Police Station, Ell ~unn, constable
 280• ORFOBD • SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Harbour Master, Henry Gibbs; assistant master, Goorga
Admiralty Surgeon &; Agent, Medical Officer, Orford Grimwood
District, Plome.sgate Union, Horatio Nelson Baron Water Bailiffs, Henry Gibbs &; Goorge Grimwood
L.R.CoP.Lond. The High House Kational School (mixed), erected in 1872, for 250 child-
Assistant Overseer &i Clerk to Parish Council, William ren; average attendance, 150; Wm. A. Belgrove, mast
Whayman Carriers.-William George Sharman, to Woodbridge,
Coastguard Station Officer, Frederick Dawes daily; John Sharman, contractor for the mails between
Inland· Revenue Officer, Dugald McCreath Orford· &; Wickham Market; Henry Pead, to Ipswich,
Surveyor, Arth<ur Bridges wed. &; sat
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Cobb William, painter Pratt Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
.A.imsQn Harry, Rose cottage CoIlins Caroline (Mrs.), grocer &; drpr Rape Edward,brewer,maltster &; corn,
Baron Horatio Nelson, The High house Oulham Henry, farmer coal,spirit &; porter merchant,& agent
Chaplin William, Raydan cottage Dawes Fredk. officer, Coastguard statn for Truman & Hanbury's porter I&,
Crisp Miss, Rose hill Dennington Lindsey, keeper of the stout, Evershed's Burton ales, Ind,
Keer Francis, Manor house Oaslile: Coope &; Co.'s Romford ales, Rope's
Maynard Mrs. Great house Evans Ellen (Mrs.), dress make... wharf; &; at Aldeburgh
Osmond Rev. Percy Herbert M.A. French Goorge, grocer Rope WaIter Henry, agent for Alliance
(curate) Gibbs Henry, harbour master &; water & Horse, Carriage &; General Insur-
Rope Misses, Quay house . bailiff ance Companies; office, Rope's
Rope WaIt-er Henry, Brewery house Gibbs William, carpenter wharf; &; lilt Aideburgh
Scott Rev. Edward Maude, Rectory Good George, warrener Royal Ancient Order of Foresters
Stowe J aseph, Hill house Green Henry, blacksmith (Pride of Orford Lodge) (William
Grimwood Gearge, assistant harbour Whayman, sec.), Newton
COMMERCIAL. master &; water bailiff' Sharman Goorge, shopkeeper
Barnard Robert, blacksmith Harvey Charles, pork butcher Sharman John, mail contractor
Baron Horatio Nelson L.R.C.P.Land., Hunt George, Crown &; Castle hotel, Sharman William George, carrier
M.R.O.S.Eng. tl1lrgeon &; medical commercial, family &; posting house Shipwrecked Mariners'Society(Samnel
officer, Orford district, Plomersgate Leech George, corn & flour dealer &; Worne, sub-agent)
union, surgeon &; agent to the miller (wind), Post office Sick &; Rational Society (William
Admiralty &; Trinity Board, The McCreath Dugald, inland revenue Whayman, sec.), Newton
High hause officer Sillett John, boot maker
Belgrove William Andrew, organist Mallett ChaTles, bricklayer Voyle Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Berrett Thomas Henry, corn &; flour Martin WaIter, butcher Ward Charles, White Hart P.H
dealer &; ham &; bacon curer Mills Robert, accoucheur Whayman Horace, butcher
Billing William Henry, saddler Moss Charles, thatcher Whayman Robart Henry, baker
Borrett Elizabeth (Mrs). baker Moss William, cowkeeper Whayman William, King's Head P.H.
llrinkley William, oyst-er merchant Nickels George, ph,lmber, glazier & &; assistant overseer &; clerk of
:British & Foreign Bible Society's painter Parish Council
Depot (Thomas Burwood, agent) Orford Oyster Fishery (C. Rope,man) WiIson William, farmer, Raydon hall
Burwood Thomas, insurance agent Orford Town Trust (William ToIler, Worne Samuel, Jolly Sailor P.H. &;
Ohapman William, grocer, draper, chairman; H. C. Casley, clerk; W. sub-agent for Shipwrecked Mariners'
carpenter &; wheelwright H. Rope, chamberlain) Society
Church Restora,tion Fund (W. ToIler, Orford Whitewings Yacht Club OoD.Co
treasurer; W. H. Rope, sec) (A. H. E. Wood esq. president)
OTLEY is a parish and larg;a village, 6 miles north panelling, and was formerly the residence of the Gos-
from Bealings and 6 north-west from Westerfield station wold family: it is now occupied by Mr. F. Miller, farmer.
on the Ipswich and Yarmouth section of the Great To the south is an ancient entrenchment. Hector John
Eastern rlllilway, 8 north from Ipswich, 7 north-west Gurdon-Rebow esq. of Wyvenhoe Park, is lord of the
from Woodbridge and 8 east from Needham Market, in manor and principal landowner. The soil is clay; sub-
the South Eastem. division of the county, Carlford hun- soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley and
dred, Woodbridge union, petty sessional division and roots. The area is 2,168 acres; assessable vaJue, £2,074;
county court district, rural deanery of Carlford, arch- the population in 1891 was 525.
deaconry of Suffolk and Norwich diocese. The church Parish Clerk, John Bigsby.
of St.Mary is a building in the Gothic style, consisting Post Office.-Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Pipe, sub-postmistress.
of chancel, nave with clerestory, north and south porches Letters arrive from Ipswich at 6 a.m. &; dispatched at
and. an embattled western tower containing a clock and 7 p.m. week days. Postal orders are issued here, but
6 bells, the former presented in 1889 by the Rev. not paid. Grundisburgh is the nearest money order &;
George Phillips D.D. president of Queens' College, Cam. telegraph office, 4 miles distant
bridge: the east window, partly stained, was the gift of Wall Letter Bax near the Mill, cleared at 6,30 p.m.
Paul Storr esq.: the church was restored and reseated week days only
in 1879 and an organ chamber built: the carved stone A School Board of 5 members was formed 19 Dec. 1873;
font is ancient: the church affords 420 sittings. The Rev. Henry Gretton, cle·rk to the board
register dates from the year 1734. The living is a rec- Board School (mixed); the Rev. Francis Storr erected a
tory, net yearly value £343, with 70 acres of glebe and school room for the children of the parish &; a cottage
1'esidence, in the gift of the Marquess of Abergavenny attached to it for the mistress; both have been taken
X.G. and held since 1887 by the Rev. Henry Gretton. by the School Board; it will hold lIO children; Ilver-
There is 6 Baptist chapel in the parish. A bequest of age attendance, 75; Miss Ellen Mulley, mistress
£1 yearly is given in bread to the poor. Otley Hall is Oounty Police Station, John Coppen, constable
an ancient mansion, containing some very beautifuli oak Carrier to Ipswich.-Robert Osborn, tues. thurs. &; sat
Butcher Jonathan Darcy William, miller (wind) Mortimer John, farm bailiff to. Alfred
<hetton Rev. Henry (rector), Rectory Downing Charles, farmer Amass esq
Harsant Rev. F. J. (Baptist) Dowsing William. carpenter Mutimer Henry, grocer &; draper
Keahle Francis DUITant George, shopkeeper Osborn Robert, carrier
Meadows George Frederick Walford Forsdike Frederick, farmer Pipe Elizabeth Jane (Mrs.), grocer k
Balph Mrs Furnish Frederick, shoe maker draper, Post. office
Sewell Mrs Gladwell Richard H. miller (wind) Pratt Frederick. farmer
Summers Robart, Otley house Leach John, hurdle ma. &; tha-tcher Ramsey Edward, Whit~ Hart P.H
COMMERCIA.L. Ling George, farmer Scrutton John. bricklayer
Barker Samuel, wheelwright Ling Samuel, jun. farmer Stabbings George, blacksmith •
Bird James, farmer Meadows George Frederick Walford Thomp80D James, farmer
Ohinnery Jonathan, shoe maker MoR.O.S.Eng., L.S.A. surgn. medi- Turner Spencer, dealer in earthenware
Church Samuel, farmer cal officer &; public vaccinator, No. &; hardware
Crow David, shopkeeper 4 district, Woodbridge union Wilson Mary (Mrs.), saddler &; oil
Outting John, farmer Miller Fredc. farmer, Otley hall store
Cutting Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Miller James, farmer Worby Hobert, shoeing &; genl. smith
OULTON :is a parish with a scattered population. The the county. Mutford and Lothingland incorporation, petty
church is L mile west-by-north from Oulton Broad sta- sessional division and hundred, county court district of
tion on the Norwich and Lowestoft line of the G. E. raU- Lowestoft, TUrll>1 deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry
way, about 2 miles west from Lowestoft, 8 south from of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The parish is
Yarmonth and 9 from Beccles, in the Northern division of bounded by the river Waveney and the south-western
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part of Lake Lothing, known as Oulton Broad, a fresh foreshore; :rateable value, £7,327; the population in
water lake in which is some good fishing, and on which 1891 was 1,314, inc~nd.ing 235 officers and inmates of the
sailing and 'rowing matches take place on Whit Monday Mutford workhouse.
and during the summer season. The church of St. Parish Clerk, Goorge Herriven.
Michael is an ancient structure of flint with stone dress- Post Office.-Henry Nottage, sub-postmaster. Letters
ings in the Norman style; it consists of chancel and received through Lowestoft at 7. 15 a.m. & 4.45 p.m.
nave, porch on the south side and a low square tower in Box clea.red a.t 9.55 a.m. & 5.$0 p.m. Postal orders
the centre containing 5 bells: it was restored in 1862. are issued here, bub not paid. The nearest money
The register dates from the year 1659. The living is a order & telegraph office is at Oulton Broad, 2 miles .
rectory, net yearly value £3 60, with residence and 49 distant
acres of glebe, in the gift of Mrs. Timperley, of Chester,
and held since I8g6 by the Rev. Miohael Neville Keamey Box, Railway station, cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 6.35 p.m.
M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Mutford Bridge is a week days only; Wall Box, Oulton Broad, cleared 10.10
village partly in this parish and partly in that of Carlton a.m. & 6.10 &, 7. 15 p.m.; Wall Box, Oulton, cleared.
Colville. The Workhouse of the Mutford and Lothing- 5·45 p.m. week days only
land union is in this parish, particulars respecting it are A School Board of 5 members was formed 30 September,
given under Lowestoft. Mrs. Copeland-Traoy is lady of 1875; J. E. Cook, 30 High street, Lowestoft, clerk to
the manor. The principaJ.landowners are Miss· CaJdecott. the board. attendance officer
J. T. Woods esq. the trustees of the late Major John Board School (mixed), erected in 1876, at a cost of
Penrice, of Bramerton -& Sir Savile R Crassley, bart. of about £<:Z,ooo, for 26z boys &; girls; average attend-
Somerlayton. The soil is mixed, light and heavy; anM, 160 boys & girls &; 90 infants; Stafford Cox, mast
subsoil, clay, gravel and sand. 'The 'chief crops. are New School for infants, built in 1900, for ISO infants at
wheat, turnips, barley, beans, peas and roots. The a co-st of £1,500
area is 1,860 acres of land, 93 of tidal water and 50 of Oulton Broad Railway Station,David Bunton,station mast
Ilack Lt--Col. P. O. Mancroft Towers Bullen Jas.yacht owner,Oulton Broad Jeffery George, shoe mkr.OultonBroad
Brewer Paul, Station road Chambers Edward, coach builder, Kemp Robert & Co. boat builders,
Clarkson A. Townley, The Briars Oulton Broad Oulton Broad
Copland Patrick, Oulton Broad C()t Chipperfield Charles Thos. butcher, Kemp Walter, market gardener
Dixon Wm. Edward, Oulton lodge O'Ulton Broad Lansdale Amos, brick maker
Emerson Peter Henry RA., M.B. Cullingford Edward Alfred, grocer & Mitchell Charles, market gardeIller
Cantab. The Nook, Oulton Broad beer retailer, Oulton Broad Mobbs Winiam, farmer
Everitt Wm. Spencer, Oulton Broad Darby Edgar,blacksmith,Oulton Broad Morris William, market gardener
Freeman Mrs Day Alfred, beer retailer Morse E. & G. maltsters
Hadingham Mrs. The Hollies, Oulton Dent John Wallace, chemist & drug- NichoUg, Anna M. (Miss), private
Broad gist, Oult-on Broad school, Bridge road
Herbert Edwd. Jerram, Waveney hill Denton John R farmer Pearce Robert, farmer, Holly fa_rm
Hewer Edward, Redwood Doddington Thos. farmr.OultonBroad Porter Charles, brick maker, Oulton
Keamey Rev. Michael Neville M.A. Dunnett Wm. boa.t owner,OultonBroad Broad
Rectory Farman Samuel, general dealer Potter William, brick maker
Lambert Loftus Flegg John William, bicycle agent, Read Ashworth, -saw mills,OultonBroad .
Livock Herbert Lawrence Masterton Oulton Broad Reynolds Hy. ship bldr. Oulton Broad
Mobhs George, The Laurels Fuller Daniel Frank, grocer & baker, Riches Geo. cab pro-pr. Oulton Broad
Parker Benjamin Oulton Broad Rivett Wm. tobcnst. Oulton Broad
Peto Miss, Bridgecot Gayfer Charles, carter, Oulton Broad Sexton Saml. farmer, Pound farm
Reynolds James Gearing Georga Thomas. fish mer- Stebbings Quantrell Harry, wine &
Reynolds William, Oban house chant, Oulton Broad beer retailer, OuIton Broad
Seago William Rix J.P Girling Henry George. shopkeeper Smith Arthur, district surveyor & in-
Sergeant Mrs. Oulton Broad Goldsmith James Thomas, farmer :spector, Mutford & Lothingland
Smith Mrs. Oulton Broad Girling Henry, farmer Rural District Council, Oulton Broad
Tillott Mrs. Oulton Broad Guyner William Richard, pig dealer, Ship Lewis, coffee tavern,OultonBroad
Tracy Mr. Oulton Broad Swonnell & Sone Lim. maltsters, Oul-
Watson John T. Lothing villa, Oul· Harrison Clifford, miller (wind), OuI- ton Broad
ton Broad ton Broad Swatman James William, farmer
Welchman Fredk. Robert, Oulton hall Herniven Goorge, parish clerk & as- Sykes Benjamin, shopkeeper
Woods James Thomas, Park hill sistant overseer &; 6chool attendance Turrell William, ooal dealer
officer Wales Edward John, Station hotel;
COMMERCIAL. Home Thomas, Wherry hotel; head first class accommodation for yacht-
Absolom George, cowkeeper quarters of theWaveneySailing club; ing & fishing; private families,
Allford Sidney, master mariner. Oul- yachts & pleasure boats for hire; commercials &0.; yachts, launches
t-on Broad bowling green & tea gardens, OuIton &; pleasure boats for hire by day or
Amis HeT'bert, Boar inn Broad. See advertisement week, Oulton Broad
Barber Robert, yacht agent, Oulton Hunton Jeremiah, -shpkpr.OultonBroad West Arthur Edward, apartments.
Brc>ad Johnson Hugh, ship chandler, Oulton Oulton Broad
Boggis James, farmer Broad Woods J ames Thomas, iron founder
OUSDEN (or Owsden) is a parish 6 miles south from Sigismund Neumann esq. Herbert Bulkeley Mackwc>rth-
Higham station on the Newmarket and Bury section of Praed esq. of 29 St. James's place. London S.W. is lord
the Great Eastern railway, 7 east-by-south from New- of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is clay
maIket and 9 west-south-west from Bury, in the and loamy; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief crop&' are
Southem division of the county, Risbridge hundred, New- wheat, oats, barley, tumips &c. The area. is 1,380 acres;
market union, petty sessional division and county court rateable value, £1,506;: :the population in 1'891 was 277-
district, rural deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of Sud- in the civil and :;:85 in the ecclesiastical parish. By a
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is a Local Government Board Order. which came into opera-
tltone and flint building in the Norman style, consisting tion March 25, :884, a detached part of this parish was
of chancel, nave, transept, north porch and westem em- amalgamated with Hargrave.
battled tower containing 5 bells: there are ~ sittings. Posrf; Office. Joseph Woods, sub-postmaster. Letters
The register dates from the year 1675. The living is a arrive from Newmarket at 7. 15 a..m.; dispatched at
rectory, net yearly value £100, including 340 acres of 6 d 'D ~_1 d
1 b . th gift f H b rt Bulk J M k rth-P aed .po a.m.; sun ay., IIz,z5 p.m. ~0,,1JiW or ers are
gee, ID • e 0 er e e eJy ac wo 'I" issued here, but Lot J-,aid. Ledgate is the nearest
esq. and held since 1854 by the Rev. William Sutherland money order office, & Dalham the nearest telegraph
MacDouall M.A. o-f Christ Church, Oxford. A Primitive office, 3 miles distant
Methodist cha.pel was erected here in 1872, and will seat
!:60. In 1743, Richard MoseleJy charged a farm here with Elementa-ry School (mixed), erected in 1878 & enlarged
the yearly payment of £10 for schooling 30 poor children in 1890, for 86 children; average attendance, 73;
()f this parish. Ousden HaJl, a. noble manSlion in the George William Davies, master; Mrs. Elizabeth Davies,
Grecian style, with extensive grounds, and the property mistress
()f Mrs. E. M. Mackworth-Praed, is now occupied by Carrier to Bury.-Pettett, wad. & sat
McDouaU Rex. William Sutherland Bixby Robt. Wm. grocer & draper 'Pooley Jason, farm bailiff to H. B.
M.A. (rector) Boreham Walter, brick maker MackwoI"th-Praed esq
Neumann Sigismund, Ousden hall Cant John, boot maker R-owling Henry, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Denny Dennis, The Fox P.H Tweed Henry, wheelwright
Bailey Charles, blacksmith Jillings Clement, farmer, Park farm Woods Joseph, carpenter. Post office
 282 PAKEFIELD. SUFFOLK'. [KELLY'S
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PAKEFIELD is a parish on the sea-coast, joining of Kirkley, and IS acres of glebe, in the gift of the
Kirkley in the main street, forming a joint village, Il Church Patronage Society, and held since 1871 by
miles south-west from Lowestoft, 12 south from Yar- the Rev. Lewis Price of St. David's College,
mouth and 9 east from :Beccles, in the Northern division Lampeter. The Society of Friends have a meeting
of the county, Mutford and Lothingland union, petty house here. Here are two charities and some allotments
sessional division an<:L hundred, Lowestoft county court of land to the poor, which let for £IO yearly, which is
district, rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of distributed in coals annually. The National Society has
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Th" church, originally a lifeboat here, and a substantial lifeboat house was bum
divided in the centre and forming two churches, one in 1892 by the Institution, at a cost of £9°0. The sea
named All Saints and the other St. Margaret, is an has made considerable encroachments on this coast, which
ancient building of flint, with thatched roof, south porch is regarded as very dangerous for mariners. Off Pake.
and a. square embattled tower containing 5 bells: the field aTe the Lowestoft South roads. A. temporary light-
interior has two naves and an elevated chancel, beneath house has been erected here until a permanent one can
which is a crypt: there are two piscinre and brasses to be built on the cliffs, as the sand is continually shifting.
the memory of the :Bowf, Folcard and Manners-Sutton Pakefield Hall is now a farm house. The trustees of the
families, and a tablet to Mrs. Cunningham: the follow· late Richard' Henry Reeve esq. of Lowestoft, are lords of
ing are copies of inscriptions in Anglo-Saxon characters the manor and chief landowners. The soil is light loam;
on the brass of John Bowf, his wife and eleven children, subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat and barley.
in the northern mediety of the church:- The area is 687 acres of land and 21 of foreshore;
"AI shul we hen (i.e. hence) Tuteable vahIe, £3,370; and the population in 1'891 was
. Whider n~ when, 1,010.
May no man k~n Parish Clerk, Henry Burch Crowe.
But God above. Town Sub-Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Deli-
For other we ca·r (i.e. For other things we shall very, S. B. .&; Annuity &; Insurance Office. AlIen Saml.
care), Walter, sub-post.n'1..'lter. Letters received from Lowes·
Hen schul we far (Le. Hence shall we fare), toft at 8 &; na.m. .&; 5.30 &; 8 p.m.; dispatched at
Ful pore and bar (i.e. Full poor and bare), 8.15, 10.0 &; 11.30 a.m. & 2.3 0 , 6·45, 7. 15
Thus seyd John Bowf." , & ; 8.30 p.m.; sunday received, 8 a.m.; displltched, 6
In the southern mediety of the church is a brass with p.m. Telegraph office open on sundays from 8 to I()
effigy and inscription in Latin to Richard Folkhard, a.m. Letter Box, cleared 8.15 a.m. &; XI.I5 p.m. 7.10
formerly rector of this mediety, d. on St. Martin's day, & 8,45 p.m.; sunday, cleared at IO.45 a.m
Nov. XI, 1451; issuing from the mouth of the figure is National School, erected during the incumbency of the
a scroll with the text:-"I will sing of the mercies of Rev. W. W. Woodhouse, in 1866, at a cost of £900, &
the Lord for ever." The church was reseated and an are styled the Pakefield 'Cunningham schools, in
organ presented through the exertions of the Rev. John memory of the late Rev. Francis Cunningham, rector
Edwin Sandys M.A. curate here 1863-5, and the roof was of this parish for over 40 years; the school will hold
repaired in .1866: there are 500 sittings. The register 303 children; average attendance, 3°0; John Gardon,.
dates from the year 1680. The living is· 'lIi rectory, net master; Miss Lucy Nixon, mistress. The school rooms
yearly valu" £143, with residence in the adjoining parish are often used for missionary &; other religious meeting9
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Leggett Thomas Hubbard, brick &;
Andrews Annie (Mrs.), confectioner tile maker, Pakefield brick works
Beales Isaac, The O:d rectory Bennett Walter J. grcr. Pakefield st Matchett John Morris, apartments
Buller Mr,s. Croydon lodge Brock Laurl1l (Miss), dress maker Miller Janet Sury (Mrs.), apartments,.
Currey Walter Joseph, Brier house Brock William, plumber Sea. view
Davis Thomft.s, Bungalow Brown George William, chief officer at Mobbs Jsph. H. beer retlr. &; joiner
Dodman Thomas R. South lodge Lighthouse Pakefield Conservative & Unionis~
Fuller Robert Burrell Arthur William, grocer, dra- Ciub (WaIter P. :Bennett, sec)
Hendry John, Fern cottage per, wine merchant, ironmonger &; Redgrave Sarah (Miss), shopkeeper
Hudson Thompson, Manor house general warehouseman Rice William, apartments
Jonas lsaac, The Firs Cole J obn Gibbon, farmer Savage Harry, butcher
King John, South view Crisp J ames, draper Shirman Samuel, fum bailiff to
Knights J aIDes Crowe Henry Burch, apartments & Sidney Smith esq ,
Lewis Robert assistant overseer Stone Arthur, beer retlr. & carpenter
Lesley Pursglove, Oak cottage Dodman Robert, builder Thompson Charles & Co. grocers
Lewis Robert Dodman Thomas &; Son, fruiterers, Thompson Wm. bathing macho owner
Moore William, East view florists &0 Vere-Jones H. market gardener, Poul-
Sergeant Thomas, The L<>dge Dove J ames Reeve, beer retailer try farm .
Squire Misses, White cottage Durrant Kate (Miss), .shopkeeper \Vard George, beer retailer
Thompson Charies, Fernside Flood Robert, beer retailer West Francis, boot & shoe maker,.
Thompson Waiter, Rugby villa Fuller Ernest William, plumber Bow house, Pakefield street
Vere-Jones H Goldspink Maria. (Mrs.), Ship P.H White Robert William, carter
Warford Ernest, Jesmond Dene Howard George, apartments Workmen's Club & Fishermen's Shel-
Warlord William T. Ferndale Hubbard's Brick Co. Limited, Steam ter (The) (David Livermore, sec) .
WetheraII William brick works Wright In. greengrcr. Pakefield st
PAKENHAM: is a parish Ii miles north from Thurs- by F. W. King esq.: ·there are 452 sittings. The re·
ton station on the :Bury and Haughley brancb of the gister dates from the year 1563, and the portion from
<heat Eastern railway, and 5 north-east from Bury St. 1563 to 1763 has been printed. The living is 6 vicarage,
Edmunds, in the North Western division of the county, average tithe rent-charge £186", net yearly value £28,
Thedwestry hundred, Blackbourn petty sessional division, with 71 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and
Thingoe union, county court district of Bury St. Ed- held since 1861 by the Rev. Charles William Jones M.A.
munds, rural deanery of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of of Caius College, Cambridge. The tithes were com-
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of S·t. Mary, muted in 1841 for £908 2S. the impropriate tithe being .
standing on an eminence, is 110 handsome cruciform build- £643 2S. the greater portion of which belongs to F. W.
ing of flint, in mixed styles; the chancel arch and west King esq. who is lay impropriator of the rectory. The
and south doorways being Norman, the nave and chancel Mission room was erected in 1888, and the Primitive
Early English, the tower and transepts Decorated, ann Methodist chapel in the Mill road in 1846. The Town
the east and west windows Perpendicular: the church Estate produces about £50 yearly, which sum is divided
consists of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch and a into three equal parts, for the m'aintenance of the church.
central octagonal embattled tower, containing 5 bells: the purposes of education, and the selling of coals and
the handsome reredos of Oaen stone and mosaics is a blankets to the poor at a cheap rate; the Horringer
memorial to a former vicar 6lld his wife: the nave is Estate yields about £12 yearly, which is divided among
divided from the chancel by a carved oak screen: in ten poor persons of Pakenh'am and ten of Ixworth;
the south wall of the sacrarium is a piscina: there are Bright's Charity of £1 IOS. 8d. yearly is given to the
memorial windows to Thom'lls Compton Thornhill, Han- poor in dothing' at Christmas; and Stutter'~ chatity,
nah, daughter of John Harri.son esq. Emily and Helen, £1 IOS. is added to the third portion of the Town
daughters of the late E. Greene esq. M.P. and I. E. Estate Charity; there is also the poor's firing about £10:
Mylne esq.: the font is octagonal, in the Perpendicul'llr all these are now administered under a scheme of the
style, and richly carved: there are numerous memorials Oharity Commissioners. There is a free reading and coffee
and mural tablets to the Spring, Hollingworth, Symonds room, supported by ~ir E. Walter Greene, who in 1'891
and Discipline families: -the chancel has been new roofed sunk a well and presented a pump for the us~ of th~
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public. In 1764 a fine tesselated pavement was found on of Stowlangtoft Hall, who are lords of the manors, th9
Red Castle farm. Nether Hall, the seat of Sir E. Walter Rev. Preb. Harry Jones M.A. George Appleyard esq. of
Greene bart. J.P. is a mansion of brick in the Queen Anne Browster, and A. Tompkins esq. are the principal land-
style, standing in a. noble and well-wooded park, with owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and chalk.
pleasure grounds attached: the house was restored and The chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area
enlarged in 1875, and again in 1891. Pakenham Lodge, is 3,695 acres of land and 16 of water; rateable value.
the seat of Dowager Lady Thornhill, situated at the east £2,786; the population in 1891 was 945.
end of the village, is a. modern building J)f white brick Parish Clerk, George Mothersole.
and flint. Newe House is a. fine old gabled mansion of Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
brick erected in 1660-2 by lWbert Bright, of Netherhall, Post, S. B. &, Aimuity & Insurance Office. Mrs. Char-
and now the residence of Major-General Horace Percival lotte Fuller, sub-postmistress. Letters received through
R.A., J.P. Barton Mere, the residence of the Rev. Harry Bury St. Edmunds at 7 a.m. &, 1.10 p.m.; dispatche<l
J()]ies M.A. is an old mansion, constructed partly of at 10.55 a.m. & 7.15 p.m.; sunday, 7 a.m
brick: it takes its name from the Mere, a. piece of wate~ National School (mixed), built 1842, with a house for
of about 10 acres,which lies in the grounds surrounding the master, since which it has been considerably .en-.
it: the house formerly belonged to a branch of the larged for 180 children; average attendance, 130;'
family of L'Estrange: it was bought in 1728 by Captain Henry J ames Bourne, master
Curwen, from whom the present owner inherits it. Sir County Police, Samuel Ward, constable
E. Walter Greene bart. and Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. Carrier to Bury. James Bennett, wed. & sat ,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. J BloomfieldWilliam, shopkeeper Grimmer William, bricklayer
(Marked thus * should have letters Bourne Henry J. assistant overseer &I Hitchcock Waiter Cooper. mil-*
directed Ixworth & thus t Great schoolmaster &; clerk to Parish ler (water &, steam), corn &; hay
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Barton.) Council &; public auditor merchant &, farmer
.A.ppleyard George, Browster Brand George, Fo.x P.H Lumley Charles, shoe maker
de Castro Major James Augustine tBridges Harry Clemence, farmer, Marriott Herbert, whlwrght. & crpntr
(3rd York &; Lancs.), Manor house Redca.stle farm *Marriott Horace, blacksmith
Greene Sir E. Waiter bart. D.L., J.P. Burt George, farmer Mathew Frederick, farmer
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Nether hall; & Junior Ca.rlton &; Burton Eliza. (Mrs.), beer ret.& baker Mothersole Sophia (Mrs.), farmer
Cavalry clubs, London 8 W Calver Frede,rick, blacksmith Mothersole George, shopkeeper
Greene Capt. Walter Raymond M.P., Carter John, head gardener to Sir E. Norman William, glove maker I

J.P. Nether hall; &; Woodley house, Waiter Greeve bart Outlaw Henry, butcher &, farmer
Kineton, Warwickshire; &, CarlOOn Crick Alfred, head gamekeeper to Pakenham & Woolpit Habitation of th&
&, White's clubs, London SW Major-Gen. H. Percival J.P Primrose League (Maj.-Gen. H.
Jones Rev. Chas. Wm. M.A. Vicarage tCross Henry, farmer, Queach farm . Percival J.P. ruling councillor;
tJones Rev. Harry M.A. (rector of St. *Cutter George, farmer &, cattle dealr. Mrs. Percival, .sec.; H. T. J.
Vedast, Foster lane, London, pre- Mere farm Bourne, warden of Pakenham),New~
bendary of St. Paul's cathedral, &, Eagle Charles, farmer house
chaplain in ordinary t.o the Queen), Easlea Arthur Lambert,frmr.Priory fm Peck Sparham Charles, head gardene1'
Bamon Mere Eas:ea. Walter, farmer, Old hall to Maj.-Gen. H. Percival J.P
Markham Mors. The Cottage Elsden J ames, baker Rodwell Kerry, shoe ma~er )
Percival Major-Gen. Hora.ce R.A.•J.P. Fordham William John, miller (wind Rolfe Nelson Wm. Bell P.R. &; farmer
Newe house; &, Kaval &, Military & steam) Tipp:e CIarence, shopkeeper
club &, 37 Hans place, London S W Fryer Ra bert L. electrical engineer to Tipple Bidney, hurdle maker & fal'~
Thornhill Dowager Lady, Pakenham 10 Sir E. Walter Greene bart mer, Bailey Pool
COMMERCIAL. . Fuller Charlotte (Mrs.), grocer & dra- Tipple Walter, beer retlr. &; farmer
.!.ppleyard George, farmer &; land- per, Post office Twitchett .A.rthur, shopkeeper & pork
owner, Browster Golding William, farm bailiff to Sir E. butcher
Bean John, Woolpack inn WaIter Greene bart Weston George, lime burner &, farme:t'
Bennett Jas. shopkeeper &; carrier Goldspink David, bird .stuffer Weston Jas. bla.cksmith & grocer
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PALGRAVE 1s a pal'ish and pleasant village on the £274> with 4 ~cres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
borders of Norfolk, on an acclivity I mile south from Diss Lady Bateman, and held since 1879 by the Rev. Ernest
station on the main line of the "Great Eastern railwav Lloyd Savory. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. Martyn's charity
and 4~ miles north-west from Eye, in the :North Eastern consists of £1,100, invested in stock. and is for a school"
division of the county, Hartismere hundred, petty ses- coals and clothing for the poor. 'l'here is also a farm.
sional division and union, county court district of Bye. formerly producing about '£b5 yearly for church expenses.
rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconrv of Suffolk but now (1900) only £25. Near the village is St. John's~
and diocese of Norwioh. The church of St. Peter is an the residence of Charles J. Goodrich esq. a mansion with a
ancient structure of flint and stone, in the Perpendicular small park and shrubberies. Lady Bateman, of Broome
style, consisting of chancel and nave (both of which con- Hall, is lady of the manor. The principal landowners are
tain some handsome 6tained windows), north and south Charles J. Goodrich esq. and the trustees of the late John
porches, the latter, which is handsome, formerly Hayward esq. The soil is principally of a light, mixed
had a chamber above, but the flooring has been re- character; subsoil, gravel, sand and clay. The crops arl:J
moved to give more height to the porch, which contains on the four-course system. The area is 1,504 acres; rate+
a memorial to Thomas Martin esq. the antiquarian: able value, £2,660; the population in 1891 was 776.
there is an embattled western tower, containing a clock Parish Clerk, George Charles Ford.
and peal of 6 bells, dated 1737: vhere are -several monu- ,
ments to the Harrison family : the church was restored Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-George Chas.
and enlarged by the addition of a north aisle, under the Ford, ·sub-postmaster. Letters through Diss arrive at
auspices of the Rev. Oharles Martyn, a former rector: 5.10 a.m. &. 1.30 p.m.; dispatched week days at II.20
the roof over the nave retains its ancient colouring, and a.m. &, 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 8,15 p.m. Postal orders are
is a good example of a single hammer-beam roof: there issued here, but not paid. Diss is the nearest money
is an organ: the font is Norman:' the south porch has order office
been restored at the expense of the Rev. Charles J. National School (mixed). with residence for the master,
Martyn M.A. rector of Daglingworth, and curate heTe erected in 1853 by the Rev. Charles Martyn, then rector.
1859-64: there are 250 sittings. The register dates from &, enlarged 1887 &. again in 1894 for 140 children;
the year 1$60. The living is a rectory, net yearly value average attendance, 130; Chas. Hy. Corbett, master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Baldwin Robert, farmer &, cattle dealr Day Lucy Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer &>
Barkley Robert Arthur, The Priory Brook Henry, millwright landowner .
Day Mrs. Burlington lodge Bulloch Walter J. beer retailer, cooper Derisley Harry, farmer. The Grange
Goodrich Charles J. St. John's &; shopkeeper Farrow A. M. grocer
Howe Mrs Burrage Frederick Joseph. farmer Ford George Chas. builder, Post offioo
Savory Rev. Ernest Lloyd, Rectory Button John, fa,rmer Ford Thos. wheelwright, The Green I
Simpson Miss, The Hollies Capon E. B. &; Sons, brush manufrs Goodrich Charles James, farmer &,
Tibbenham Horace, The Paddocks Capon George Edward, shopkeeper landowner, St. John's
Whiling George Chaplyn William Fredk. landGwner Graham Henry .Tames, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Chapman Robert, butcher Howell Dennis, gen!. smith, The Green
.Alger Samuel, thatcher Chase George, farmer Humphrey Matilda &; Emily (Misses},
Anness Waiter, farmer Chenery Robert, farmer &; landowner g-rocers & drapers
Baldwin George, Red Lion inn Chenery Wm. Rampling, farmer Humphrey Wm. plumber, The Gr~
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Lane Jas. Hy. Swan commercial hotel Murton Robert, farmer Swan Commercial hotel (James Henry
Lane Joseph (Estab. 20 years), nur- Offord Seymour, landowner Lane, proprietor); good accommo-
seryman, seedsman &; florist, fruit Outlaw William, landowner dation for visitors & cyclists;
trees, roses, strawberry p:ants, Pike Robert Henry, insurance agent charges moder3lte
shrubs, vines &c. The Cottage nur- Rands Israel, jobbing gardener Taylor Frauds, landowner
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eenes Rayner Charles, farmer & landowner Thurlow Geo. miller (wind & steam)
More WiIliam George, jun. farmer &. Buffels Richard, plasterer, The Grn & farmer
assistant overseer &. surveyor for Bumsby Wm. jun. blacksmith Vincent Alfred! Hy. insurance agent
the Hartismere Rural District Coun- Self Alfred, farmer, Elm vale Ifeavers Charles, farm bailiff to J n.
cil, & deputy surveyor for the county Simpson David, fa'fmer, Spring farm Button esq
PARHAM is a parish and pleasant village with a sta- Frederic Snowden Corrance esq. D.L., J.P. who is lord of
tion on the Framlingham branch of the Great Eastern the manor and principal landowner, is a plain building of
railway, 21 miles sQuth-east from Framlingham and 8 white brick, occupying an .~vated position east of the
north from Wood'bridge, in the North Eastern division of village and surrounded vJ a small park. The soil is
the county, hundred and union of Plomesgate, Framling- clayey; subsoil, day. The chief crops are wheat, roots.
ham petty sessional division, county court district of barley and hay. The area i,s 2,2r5 acres; rateable value,
Framlingham and Saxmundham, rural deanery of Loes, £r,958; the population in r89r was 477.
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Parish Clerk, E. King.
church of St. Mary is an ancient building of flint and Post Office.-Walter Gray, sub-postmas,ter. Letters re-
stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, ceived from Wickham M'arket at 4.20 a.m.; dispatched
pave, north porch and a square western tower containing at 8.40 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not
3 bells. The register d'3tes from the year r538. The paid. Framlingham is the nearest money order &
living is a vicarage, consolidated with that of Hacheston. telegraph office, 3 miles distant
joint net yearly value £2r8, with 5 acres of glebe and Wall Letter Box, Railway Station, cleared at 8.20 p.m.
residence, in the gift of Frederic Snowden Corrance week days only
esq. and held since r896 by the Rev. John Francis Mather Parochial SchQol (mixed), erected in r872, &. maintained
M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. The Old Hall,formerly by a voluntaTy rate, for r30 children; average attend-
the seat of the UffoIds, earls of Suffolk, i,s now a farm snce, 85; Miss Charlotte Pescod, mistress
house, surrounded by a moat. Parham Hall, the seat of RailW'3Y Station, John Emms, ~ation master
Oorrance Frederic Snowden D.L., J.P. Corneby William J. farmer Orsler Samuel, farmer
Parham hall Frost William Pepper et Henry Edwd. Parker Robert, .shopkpr. & coal mer
Mather Rev. In. Fras., M.A.Vicarage builders & carpenters Precious Jesse, farmer, Home farm
Smith Mrs. High house Foreman George, farmer Backham J osiah, farmer
Gray Walter, wheelwright, Post office Row Charles, farmer, Bridge farm
COMMERCIAL. Gray William, farmer, The Old hall Self Ernest, miller (wind)
Barber David, huIdle maker Last William, farmer Short William Henry, farmer
!Burrows Robt. Austin,frmr.Church fm London J ames, farmer Skinner Francis, farmer
BnrrowsWm.farmr. White House fai'm Mann ArthurStanley,farmer, Park frm Smith Henry Robert, estate agent,
Chilcott Henry, shopkeeper Meadows WiIliam, farm bailiff to W. High house
Oow Arthur, Willoughby Arms P.H. Burr()ws esg Stannard Samuel, farmer
. &; blacksmith Newson Frederick, farmer

PEASENHALL is a parish and large village on the
river Minsmere, 4 miles we'st from Darsham station on
the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern
railway, 7 north-ea'st from Framlingham and 7 south-
west from Halesworth, in the NQrth Eastern division of
the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional division
and union, Halesworth county court district, rural dean-
ery of South Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and
diocese of Norwich. The chnrch of St. Michael is '8
building principally of flint, guoined with st.Qne, in the
Gothic style, and consists of chancel, nave, north porch
and an emlbattled tower with four pinnacles and contain-
ing 6 bells and a clock, placed by public subscription in
1899 as a. memorial of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee:
the nave and chancel were taken down and re-
built in 1860 and r861 at the expense of the late J. W.
Brooke esq. of Sibton Park (d. 1881), who also placed
two 6tained windows in the chancel; the tower was at
the same time repaired end heightened: at the west
end is a sf:3ined window, given by Mr. Thomas White.
m'any years churchwarden: the reredos is a memorial
to William White: a new organ was presented in r894
by R. A. M. Smyth esg.: there are 300 sittings, most
being unappropriated: in the churchyard is a marble
obelisk, erected in 1877 by James Smyth esq. to his
wife, and bearing a medallion portrait. The register
dates from the year r558. The living' is a vicarage,
net yearly value £r85, with 26 acres of glebe and resi-
dence, erected in r873 at a cost of £r,473, in the gift of
1. Josiah Smyth esq. and held .since r892 by the Rev.
Ernest Anthony Cooke M.A. of Durham University.
There are Congregational and Wesleyan chapels, an4 the
Brethren have a preaching room. The cemetery, rl
acres in extent, is now under the control of the
Parish Council. The extensive agricultural imple-
ment works of Messrs. Smyth and Sons Limited,
the original inventors of the Suffolk drill, are
in this parish, and were established about r800. The
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Sparkes Mrs
Collett Henry John, The (Hall Tunmer Mrs. Ruby lodge
Cooke Rev. Ernest Anthony :M.A.
COMMERCIAL.
Vicarage
Orisp William Assembly Rooms (J. J. Smyth, propr) Crapnell William, shopkeeper
Hutton Edward, The Chalet Barnes John, farm bailiff to J. A. Creasey John James, butcher
Irwin Mrs Clark esq
Lay Charles Edward Cemetery (J. Moore, clerk to Parish Curtis Wesley, carrier
Pipe John Council)
Smyth James Josiah, Belle Vue Chapman Dennis, farmer
Assembly Rooms, the property of J. J. Smyth esq. are
used for parochial meetings and public entertainme.nts.
A Mechanics' Institute wtith rooding room has been estab-
lished here since r857. The charities include Clerk's
charity of £9 ros. yearly, vested in trustees, and dis-
tributed to widows and aged persons by weekly instal-
ments of IS. during the 'winter months; Cutting's
charity, yearly value £2 r2S. for fortnightly and Good
Frid'ay distribution of bread to widows; the Church
lands, consisting of three inclosures of pasture land and
cottage allotments in Sibton, of the total yearly value of
£ r7 ros. for general church purposes. An almshouse
was built in 1891, by E. L. Scrivener esq. for a few i1ged
persons. Egerton B. B. Levett Serivener J.P. of Sibton
Abbey, Yoxford, who is lord of the manor, the Earl of
Stradbroke and J. A. Clarke esq. are the principal land-
owners. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and TootS. The
parish contains 2,r82 acres; rateable value, £2,841; the
population in r89r was 80r in the civil and 78r in the
ecclesiastical parish. By a Local Government Board
provisional order, which came into operation in r88$, a
detached part of Sibton was amalgamated with this
parish.
Parish Clerk, James West Gilbert.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. & Annuity &. Insurance Office. Edgar Hur-
ren, sub-p()stmaster. Letters from Saxmundham re-
ceived at 6.30 a.m. &. 2.r5 p.m.; dispatched at I I a.m.
& 6,45 p.m
Police Station, Robert Gray, constable in charge
A School Board of 5 members was formed 4 February.
1874; Joshua Moore, clerk to the board &; attendance
officer
Board School (mixed), built in 1875 at a cost of £2,000,
to hold 170 children; average attendance, 145; t'r<'lI-
rick W. Wase, master
Carrier to Darsham.-Curtis, daily
Cole John Wesley (exors. of), millers
(wind et steam)
Cooper Elijah. shopkeeper
Crane James Wolfran, farmer, Vale fm
Crisp J ames, shoe maker
Davey William, farmer &; cattle dealer
Dickinson Q'homas, ironmonger &; tailr
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Emmett James Christopher, grocer &; Ludbrook Charles, farmer, Woodland's Redgrift Henry, market gardener
draper farm Rodwell Frederick, blacksmith
George James, farm. bailiff to E. B. B. Mann George, farmer, Snow's hall Rose Jane (Mrs.), saddler &; harness
Levett-Scrivener esq Mechanics' Institute, Library &; Read- maker
Gibbs Georgina (Mrs.), shopkeeper ing Room (Francis Tillett, sec) Smyth James &; Sons Limited, inven-
Gibbs William Henry, builder Merrells John, farm bailiff to J. Mus- tors, patentees &; manufacturers of
Gilbert JamesWest, boot 1& shoe maker kett Vetts esq the original Suffolk drill; prize
&; parish clerk Moore Joshua, farmer ,&; landowner, medals, Paris, 1867, 1878 &; 11889;'
Hurren Edgar, bricklayer, Post office rate collector &; assist. overseer,clerr. Vienna, 1873; Sydney, 1880 &; Mel'-
Jillings William, farmer, Grove farm to the school board. &; Parish Coun- bourne, 1881; &; at Paris, Rue Phil-
Kent George, Swan P.H cil &; road surveyor lippe de Girard, 8
Kerridge Robert, farmer Mutimer Chas.Moses, farmer,Hill frm Wase Frederick W. board schoolmaster
Lay Charles Eidward L.R.C.P. &; Newson Harry Oornelius,grocr..&; drapr Wharton Lucy (Mrs.), farmer, Broad'
L.R.O.S.Edin. physician &; surgeon Pounce George D. farmer Oak farm
&; medical officer, grd district, Punchard! Fredk. John, baker &; confec Wbincop Harry, boot maker
Blytbing union Ray Charles, .Angel P.H
PETTISTREE is a parish and village, I mile from sides at Bredfield. A charity of £5 yearly is given iD
Wickham Market, 2! miles west from Wickham Market bread! to the deserving poor. Loudham Hall, a handsome
station on the IpswiCh and Lowestoft line of the Great brick mansion, pleasantly situated Ut a park, overlooking
Eastern railway and 4 north-by-east from Woodbridge,in the valley of the Deben, was rebuilt by Charles Wood esq.
the South Eastern division of the county, Wilford hundred, a descendant of Sir Henry Wood knt. to whom the estate
Woodbridge petty sessional division, union and county passed from the Loudhams and Blenherhassets: it is now
court district, rural deanery of Wilford, archdeaconry of the property and residence of Colonel Howard Whitbread.
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of SS. Peter C.B., D.L., J.P. The trustees of the late Duke of Hamil-
and Paul is a small ancient structure, built of flints with ton and Brandon K.T. (d. 1895), are lords of the manor.
stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of The principal landowners are Lord Rendlesham, Colonel
chancel, nave, western embattled tower, containing 6 Howard Whitbread C.B. and Miss Walford. The soil is
bells: an organ was erected by subscription in 1878: the mixed; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, bar-
chancel was restoredJ in 1884: there is a piscina in the ley, beans and peas. The parish contains 1,779 acres;.
chancela.nd two in the nave, and a brass to Francis Bacon,rateable value, £2,650; the population in 1891: was 250_
:1580: the church affords 160 sittings. The register dates Sexton, William Smith, jun.
from the year 1720. The living is a vicarage, annexed to Letters through Wickham Market, the nearest money
that of Bredfield, joint net yearly value £227, with 29 order & telegraph office, arrive at 7 a.m
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chan- Pillar Box: on Pettistree GreeJ;l cleared at 6.30
cellor, and held since 1880 by the Rev. Cha:rles The children of this place a,ttend school at Wickham
Robert Wood M.A. of Wadham College, Oxford, who re- Market. A sunday school is held at the Parish Room
Bligh Hon. Ivo. Francis WaIter, COMMERCIAL. Leech Robert, thatcher
Pittistree lodge Bye Ephraim, farmer, Stone haD Manby Thomas, farmer, The Hall et.
Manby Thomas, The Hall Cole Maria (Miss), farmer, Green farm Byng Hall farms
Miles Rev. Stephen RA. (curate), The Friend Oeorge, carrier Precious Frank, farmer, White house
Laurels Gobbitt Henry Moyse, cattle dealer, Riehard'80n William, farmer, Grove fm
Moore Mrs. Java lodge Byng hail Smith Wm. Greyhound P.H.&; carpentr
Tice Mrs Gormer Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Smyth Geo. Fredk. farmer, Park farm
Whitbread 001. Howard C.B., D.L., Ham Thomas, The Tuns P.H Tooke Geo. farmer, Hungarian hail
J.P. Loudham park Johnson George, market gardener
PETTAUGH is a parish 7 miles north-east from Need- Aschkenasi Hunter M.A. of the University of Durham.
ham station on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the There is an Undenominational mission room, built of
Great Eastern railway, 10 north from Ipswich and 3 south iron. Messrs. George E. and James Cutting have large
from Debenham, in the North Eastern division of the steam roller mills here for grinding wheat and all kindoS'
county, Framlingham petty sessional division, Tredling of grist. Lord Tollemache, who is the principal land·
hundred, Bosmere and Claydon union, county court dis- owner, and Lord Henniker are lords of the manors. The
trict of Ipswich, rural deanery of Claydon, archdeaconry soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat..
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. barley and beans. The aJ.:ea. is 807 acres; rateable value..
Catherine is a.n ancient building {)f stone and flint, in the £692; the population in 1891 was 221.
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, !lave, south Parish Clerk, Ernest W. Wilbey.
porch and square western embattled tower, WIth one bell:
there is an ancient octagonal stone font, with carved Post & Parcel Office.-Henry George ~age, sub-post-
emblems of the Evangelists, but much dJefaced: the church master. Lette;s from Stowmarket, arnve at 7 a.m. &;
was restored in 1861, and aJ'fords sittings for 120 persons. 1·45 p.m. &; dIspatched at 9.~0 a.m. &; 8.30 p.m. w~ek
The register dates of burials from the year 1653, and of days only. Postal orders are I&sued here, b~t not paId.
baptisms from 1736. The living' is a rectory, net yearly The neare.st money order &; t~legr~ph office IS at Deben-
value, £135, with 19 acres of glebe and residence, in the ham &; LIttle Stonham, 3 miles dIstant
gift of the Rev. Charles Reuben Prideaux RA. of Hack- The children of this I'arish attend the schools at Helming-
ness, Scarborough, and held ·since 1898 by the Rev. Chas. ham &; Crowfield
:Hunter Rev. Charles Aschkenasi M.A. Cutting George E. &; James, millers, Durrant Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper .
Rectory steam roller mills &; corn &; flour Farrow Ma.ry Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Val-
Mayhew John merchants ley farm
COMMERCIAL. Dotting George E. farmer, rate col- Gibbons Jas. wheelwright &; blacksmtb
Borley William, Bull P.H lector &; landowner, Moat grove Jolly Frederick, farmer, Luffitts hall
Cooper Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper Cutting James, farmer, Abbot's hall Mayhew George, farmer, Pettaugh hall
PLA YFORD is a parish and village pleasantly situated who was interred here: it bears the following inscriptions.
about I mile north-west from Bealings station on the Ips- on its four sides:-
wich and Lowestoft sec~ion of the Great Eastern railway, Thomas Clarbon, the friend of slaves.
5 ~orth-.east from IpSWIch and. 4: ~outh-west from Wood- During 30 years & resident of this parish.
brIdge, m the South Eastern diVISIon of the county, Carl- Died at Playfordi Hall 26th September 1846, aged 85
ford hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division, union years ' ,
and county court district, rural deanery ofCarlford, arch- . . . •
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwieh. The church Erected, 1857, by a few SUl'Vlvmg fnends.
of St. Mary is a building of flint and stone in the Ea.rly A marble medallion to his memory was placed in the chan-
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and cel in 1878. The register dates from the year 1660. The-
an embattled western tower containing 2 bells: the chancel living is a. vicarage, annexed in 1881 to that of Culpho..
was rebuilt in 1874, a.t the expense of the Marquess of joint net yearly value £152, with residence, in the alter-
Bristol, the patron, and, with the nave, reseated with oak nate gift of the Marquess of Bristol and Lord Cranworth..
benches; in the church is a brass memorial of Sir Gearge and held since 1880 by the Rev. John Major Freeman M.A~
Felbrigge A.D. 1499: the nave was entirely new roofed of Dmham University. Playford Hall, ~he property of
as a. memorial of the Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Vic- the Marquess of Bristol, is a fine old Elizabethan mansion
toria in 1887: there are 150 sittings. In the churchyard of brick, in a good state of preservation both within and
stands a granite obelisk, erected to the memory of the without, and is surrounded by a moat, filled with water
great eontemporary of Wilberforee, Thomas Clarkson, and crossed by a bridge: it is now the residence of Geo.
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Edwin Crisp esq. antiquary and archreologist, but was which this locality is noted. The area is 1,329 scrag;'
formerly the seat of the ancie~t family of Felton, one of rate3lble value, £2,579; the population in 1891 was 241.
whom built the church. Playford Mount, built in 1867 by Sexton, William. Frost. .
the late E. O. Hakewill, is a handsome ;residence in the Post Office.-Samuel Oxborrow, sub-postmaster. Letters
Gothic style, standing in grounds of 12 acres, well laid out, through Ipswich arrive at 6.3 0 a.m.; dispatched at 6.25
and commanding a. good view of the country: it is now p.m.; sundays at I I a.m. Postal orders are issued
the property and residence of Francis Seymour Stevenson here, but not paid. The nearest money order & tele-
esq. M.P., B. A., J.P. The Marquess of !Bristol, who is graph office is at Little Bealings, 2 miles distant
lord of the manor', and Mr. Herman Biddell are the land-
owners. The soil is very mixed; subsoil, of SI sandy This place is included in the Bealings United School Boat"d
nature. The crops are wheat, barley and roots; the district; the children attend the Board school there
meadow land is extensive, and affords good pasturage for Carriers to Ipswich. John Pryke, mono wed. fri. & sat. ;
the young stock of the famous Suffolk breed of horses. for William Amos, tues. thurs. & sat
Crisp George Edlwin, Playford hall COMMERCIAL. Pryke John, carrier
Freeman Rev.John iMajorM.A.Vicarage Am.os William. carrier Robinson David, market gardener
Stevenson Francis Seymour M.P., Biddell Herman, landowner & estate Robinson William, market gardener
RA., D.L., J.P. Playford mount agent, Archway house Sadd William, bricklayer
(letters via. Woodbridge); & S Fiske George William, Hill farm SherwQod Samuel Robert, fanner,
• Ennismore gardens, wndon SW Oxborrow Saml. shopkpr. Post office Lux farm
POLSTEAD is a parish and scattered village in a pic- July 16th. Near the church is an ancient tree called" the
turesque valley on the river Box, 3 miles north-north-east gospel oak:" the trunk, which is decayed, is 37 feet in
from Na.yland and! S west-south-west from Hadleigh ter- ciroumference; there is also an elm, 21 feet l'ound. Pol-
minal station, on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, in stead! Hall, the seat of Edward Buckley Oooke esq. J.P.
the Southern division of the county, hundTed of Babergh, stands in 80 deer park of 90 acres. Edward :Buckley Cooke
Boxford petty sessional division, union of Cosford, county esq. who is lord of the manor, and Sir Joshua. ThelIusson
court district of Hadleigh, rural deanery of Hadleigh, Rowley bart. of Tendring Hall, are the principal land-
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church owners. The soil is chiefly mixed; subsoil, clay and
of St. Mary, standing within Polstead Park, is a flint gravel. The chief crops are barley, beans, wheat and
structure of the 13th century, chiefly in the Early Norman oats. This village is celebrated for its cherries. The area
style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, western gallery is 3,414 acres; rateable value, .£2,828;.. the populaticm in
and north and south porches and an embattled western 1891 was 745 in the civil and 736 in the ecclesiastical
tower with stone spire, containing 6 bells: the old pews parish. By Local Government Board Order 16,646,
were removed! in 1887 and chairs substituted: it contains detached! parts of Polstead were transferred to Assington
monuments to the Brand, Cooke and Vincent families, and Stoke-by-Nayland in :1884, and by Local Government
dating from 1630, and two brasses:· 80 fine Norman arch Board order 16,469, a part of Boxford was annexed t()
leads to the belfry: the windows were restored in 1881, Polstead in 1885.
and the churchyard enlarged by the gift of~bout half an Sexton, Frederick Humphrey.
acre from the Rev. Alexander Cooke : there are Post Office. Miss Emma Sparrow, Bub-postmistress.
25° sittings. The register dates from the year Letters through Colchester, received at 4.45 a..m. &; II
153 8. The living isa rectory, net yearly value £5 20, ( ) d· h
with Tesid'ence and 17 acres of glebe, in the gift of St. a.m. &; 2 p.m. for callers only; Ispatc ed at 10·45
John's College, Oxford, and held since 1895 by the Rev. a.m. &; 7·35 p.m. Postal mders are issued here, but
Francis John Eld M.A. of that college. At Polstead Heath not paid. Stoke is the nearest money order office &;
there is 80 Primitive Methodist chapel, and at Hadleigh Boxford the nearest telegraph office, 3 miles distant
Heath 80 Baptist chapel. Charities: the interest on £13 0 A School Board of S members was formed 23 June, r875;
left by Thomas Marlin and his wife in la43, is for bread to W. Ffennell &.A. Newman, Hadleigh, clerks to the board
the poor on St. Thomas' Day, and Edward Ricbardson, in &; attendance officers.
1863, left £100, the interest to be distributed., one shilling Board School (mixed), erected in 1876, for 128 children;
to each poor family, also on St. Thomas' Day. A fair W&8 average attendance, 108; Thomas Bromham, master;
formerl)" held on Polstead green on the Wednesday after . Mrs. Lomsa Bromham, mistress ' .
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Cooke Edwd.Buckley J.P.PolsteOO. hall Cooper John, farmer, White hall Howlett Thomas, farmer
Eld ReV'. 'Francis:John iM.A. Rectory Cousins Chas. beer retailer & butcher Humphry Arthur, grocer
COMMERCIAL. Daking Charles Hy. farmer,Ponds hall King William, farmer
Allsop :Daniel, Cock P.H Day Charles, Shoulder of 'Mutton P.R. Kingsbury William, watch maker
Baalham J obu, farmer . butcher, assistant overseer & collec- Manu Waiter, builder &; farmer
Bames Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper tor of taxes r Richardson Freeman, farmer &; thatohr
Barton Amos, hawker Drake Charles, blacksmith, Richardson Grimsey, thatcher
Bedford: George, carpenter . Dyer Daniel, farmer & poulterer Richardson iHarry, farmer &; thatcher .
Briggs Henry, farmer Dyer James, farmer I Richardson William J. shoe maker
Brown John, farmer Fletcher James, Brewer's Arms P.H Riddleston Frank, farmer
Cockaedge Brothers, millerll, merchants Griggs lMary,(Mrs.). shopkeeper Sparrow Emma (Mr•.), shopkeeper.
&; farmers, The Mills, Polstead; ~ Hills Philip B, farmer. Post office
at Hadleigh , . , I ' :c. ,

POSLINGFORD i. a parish and village, 2l miles Jarvis M.A. of Christ'e. Colleg~, Cambridge, and rural'
north from Clare station, on the Cambridge and Long dean of Clare. T.he Golding family in this parish
Melford branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 9 were of considerable influence:· Sir Thomas Gold-
east-by-north from Haverhill, in the Southern division ing was one of the commissioners fOT certifying
of the county, Risbridge hundred, petty sessional the charity lands in Essex, and amassed con-
division and union, Haverhill county eourt district, rural siderable wealth; he was sheriff of Essex and Hertford
deanery of Clare, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese in 1561 and 1569, and! the late George Golding ellq. of
of Ely. The church of St. Mary is a. small structurePoslingford, was his descendant. The old manor house
of flint, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch with belonging to the Goldings was demolished by the late
ancient Norman doorway and western embattled square 001. T. Weston, who married the heiress and descendant
tower with pinnacles and containing 5 bells: there is of the Goldings, and built in its stead the mansion
a somewhat elaborate tablet to Thomas Golding esq. called Poslingford House, now (1900) unoccupied.
and his wife, dated' 1641, and variour. other monuments In this parish are the remains of a priory of
connected with the same family: on the north side tllere Austin Canons, now called "Chipley Abbey," and which
is a stained window of two lights, erected by Mrs. S. in 1468 was annexed to the Collegiate church of St.
A. Severne, in memory of her husband: in the t:hancel John the Baptist at Stoke-by-Clare; the buildings, the
is a. memorial window to Thomas Weston Barker, property of the Hon. W. F. D. Smith M.P. are used
d. 1871, and another to Mary Georgiana, wife of the for farm purposes: the Abbey land is tithe free, and
Rev. Henry Jarvis M.A. vicar. d. 1880: the chancel the owner receives small moduses in lieu of tithes from
retains a piscina, locker and! sedilia, and there are some other owners within the boundary. Charles Edward
remains of mural paintings: the church 'WaS entirely Cumberlege-Ware esq. of 86 Lancaster Gate, London W.
restored in 1882, at a cost of £1,500, and has 200 is lord of the manor. There are several landowners, of
sittings. The register dates from the year 1678. The whom the Hon. W. F. D. Smith M.P. Fredk. Tuffin esq.
living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value £75, and Lt.~en. G. Digby Barker C.B. are the principal. The
with 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of certain soil is chiefly clay; ,subsoil, the oSame. The chief crops
landed proprietors, and held since 1876 by the Rev. Henry are wheat, barley, beans and roots. The area is 2,439
 DmECTORY.] RATTLESDEN. 287
acres; rateable value, £1,697; the population in '1891 dispatched at 1.30 &i 5.35 p.m. week days only. Postal
was 341 in the civil, and 332 in the ecclesiastical parish. orders are issued here, but not paid. Clare is the
Ey the "Divided Parishes Act" part of Gosnell Green nearest money order &i telegraph office, 3 miles distant
was transferred from Stansfield to Poslingford in 1882 School (mixed), erected by voluntary subscription, with
for civil purposes. a house for the mistress, the fonndation stone of
Sexton, John Bridge.
Post Office. John Evans, sub-postmaster. Letters
through Clare RS.O. delivered at 6,45 &; 10.30 a.m.;
Iwhich was laid by Mrs. T. H. Elwes. The school will
hold 60 children; average attendance, 54; Miss Emily
Cuming WaIters, mistress .
Jarvis Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar &i Douse Benjamin, beer retailer Hicks John, shoe maker
rural dean), Vicarage Evans John, blacksmith, Post office Parnell Walter, Shepherd &i Dog P.R,
Eyre Mrs. Wentford house Fisher Elizh. (Mrs.) (exors. of),frmrs &; shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Fisher ThomaS', farmer RichM'dson Mary (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper
Borley John, farmer Frank Henry Charles, steward to C. Tuffin Frederick, farmer, New house
Cooper Frederick, fanner E. Cumberlege-Ware esq. The Hall
:PRESTON is a parish and 'Village, 2 miles east-by- 3 per cent. Consols, now produces £7 I9s. yearly, which
north from Lavenham 'Station, on the Bury and is applied in purchasing bread and fuel for the poor. The
Sudbury section of the Great Eastern railway, parish contains three manors, viz., Swifts, Mortimer and
and 9 north-east from Sudbury, in the Southern Maisters. Mrs. Calvert is lady of the manor of Swifts;
division of the county, Babergh hnndred, Melford petty and John Ely Wright esq. is lord of the manors of
sessional division, Cosford union, Sudbury connty court Mortimer and Maisters. The principal landownerog are •
district, rural deanery of Lavenham, archdeaconry of John Ely Wright esq. and William Henry Herbert esq.
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary of Brettenham Hall. The soil is principally clay; sub.
is an edifice of flint and stone of the Perpendicular soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, baans, barley, peas
period, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays with and turnips. The area is 2,006 acres; rateable value,
clerestory, aisles, north porch and an embattled western £1,499; the population in 1891 was 318.
tower containing 6 bellS: in the chancel is a piscina Under the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act"
and sedilia, and there is also a piscina in the south and by Local Government Board Order 16,469, March 25,
aisle, and an altar tomb in the north porch: the I88s, detached parts of Kettleba.&ton were added to this
organ was erected in 1873 : the reredos, placed in 1883, is parish.
a memorial to the Rev. W. G. Williams, a former Sexton, Henry Symonds.
rector, and his curate, the Rev. C. Parker, by whose Letters received from Lavenham ·R.S.O. arrive at 8
efIorts the church was restored in 1868, at a cost a.m. &; 3.40 p.m. Lavenham is the nearest money
of about £2,000: a painting of St. George and the order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
Dragon (temp: Queen Elizabeth), hangs in the north Wall Letter Box cleared at 8 a.m. &i 4.30 p.m.; sun-
aisle: there are 180 sittings. The register dates from days at I I a.m
the year 1620. The living is a rectory, net yearly value Wall Letter Box, Rookwoods Green, cleared 4 p.m. week
'£280, with residence and 8 acres of glebe, in the gift of days only
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and held since 1893 by National School (mixed) with house for the teacher,
the Rev. Robert Graham Plunket Brownrigg M.A. of that erected in 1843, & enlarged in 1889, for 60 children;
college. Mrs. Mary Green's charity of £200, invested in average attendance, 45; Thomas Brown, master
Birch Henry Clarkson, El Rancho Bantoek William Thomas, farmer & Pyke James George, miller (wind &;
Erownrigg Rev. Robert Graham cattle dealer, Priory farm steam) & farmer
Plnnket M.A. Rectory Bureh Stephen, farmer Steam Alfred George, Six Bells P.R
Biley Charles Herberte, Rookwood Hollocks WaIter, shoe maker Symon<1s Henry, legging &; glove mkr
Wright John Ely, Preston manor Mitchell James, farm bailiff· to H. Vince Hobert, farm bailiff to Messrs.
COMMERCIAL. Ruffel esq. of Cockfield Robert Vinca & Frank Haggis
Alderton Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper Morley Julia (Mr•.), farmer, Rush- Wright John. Ely, farmer &; land-
Brinkley Peter, shopkeeper brook farm owner, PrestOn manor
r
BAMSHOLT is a village and parish on the east bank. Bawdsey. Amis Hempson esq. is impropriator of the
of the Deben, near its mouth, 7 miles south-east from rectorial tithe of £450. The principal landowners are
Woodbridge, in the South Eastern division of the county, Lord Rendlesham, who is lord of the manor, and Sir
Wilford hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division, William Cuthbert Quilter bart. M.P. of Bawdsey. The
union and connty court district, rural deanery of Wilford, soil is sandy; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. There and barley•. The area is r,80I acres of land, 3 of water,
is a ferry across the river Deben to Hemley. The church 159 of tidal water and 205 of foreshore; rateable value,
of All Saints is a stone building, in the Early English style, £1,53°; the population in 1891 was 157.
with chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower of Parish Olerk, Edward Knights.
Early Roman construction,suppo.ged to have been a military Letters arrive from Woodbridge -viA Alderton at 8.15 a.m.
work and very curious, and containing one bell: there Alderton is the nearest money order & telegraph office,
are 80 6ittings. The registers date from the year 1706. 2, miles distant •
The living is a VIcarage, net yearly value £31, denved A School Board of 5 members was formed compulsorily
from land &c. in the gift of the Rev. Henry Canham LL.B. 2 Oct. r875; W• .!Jrnott, Woodbridge, clerk to the board
rector of Leathley, Yorks•. anq, held .since 1880 B080rd School (mixed), erected in 1879, at a cost of £750.
by th~ Rev. Allott Tighe-Gregory M.A., LL.B. of for 35 children; average attendance, 30; Mrs, Marion I
Trinity 00l1ege, Dublin, who is vicar of and resides at Shone, mistress
Ohaplin James Wm. Dock inn
F'1'Ost John Robert. marshman
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jLong Danl. Kent, farmer, The Lodge Wolton John, farm bailiff to Ishmael
Willis In. (amI's. of),farmer,Poplar ho Pratt (exors. of), Peyton hall
BATTLESDEN is a parish and considerable village, re-hnng and the interior walls of lihe bell-chamber re-
on a small stream whieh joins the river Gipping at paired, at a eost of £250: the old oak benches with
Combs, 4 miles south from Elmswell station on the poppy heads have been placed in the south aisle, and the
Bury and Ipswich seetion of the Great Eastern railway, remainder of the church is now seated with chairs: the
and 5 west from Stowmarket, in the North Western east window was filled with stained glass by the late Col.
division of the county, Thedw8lltre hnndred, Stow 'Windsor Parker M.P. of Oopton HaIl, as a memorial to
union, S'towmarket petty sessional division and county Elizabeth, his wife, and in 1895 a new reredos was erected
court district, rural deanery of Thedwastre, arch- as a memorial to both : a brass eagle lectern was given
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church in 11892 by Miss Barney, in memO'ry of the Rev. John
of St. Nicholas is a large and handsome structure of Barney M.A. rector 1861-92, and his wife: there are
flint in the Perpendicular and Decorated styles, f:on- tablets to the Revs. Waiter Clopton and Richard Moseley
sisting of chancel, nave with cIerestory, aisles, vestry, (former rectors). who left charities to 'be distributed in the
south porch and a western Early· English tower with parish: a hot water apparatus was fixed in 1-899, at a cost
spire and containing 5 bells: a new clock was erected of about £300: the church -affords about 350 ,sittings.
and a newel staircase built in 1887, at a cost of £150: The register dates from the year 1558. The living is
the chancel was repaired about 1879, and re-arranged a rectory. net yearly value £423, including 43 acres 31'.
and· decorated in 1893: the remaining portion of the of glebe and residence, built in 1892, in the gift
building was thoroughly restored in 1883, at 8 cost of of J. A. Wild esq. and held since 1892 by the Rev.
£4,000: the interior is lofty, with a fine double hammer Ernest John Wild M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
beam oak roof handsomely carved, and including figures bridge. The Baptist chapel was erected in 1808 and
of angels with expanded wings: in 1896 the bells were enlarged! in 1892. Clopton Hall, the residence of Duncan
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Parker esq. J.P. is haLf a mile north-east, on an Edmunds at 7.20 a.m. & 3.25 p.m.; dispatched at lC>
eminence surrounded' by woods, plantations and pre- a.m. &; 5.50 p.m.; dispatch on sundays at 9.45 a.m
serves: the south front overlooks some well-stocked Wall Boxes. High Town green, cleared at 5 p.m. week
fishponds, fine park and grounds tastefully laid out. days only; High Town Green road, at 5.20 p.m. week
D. Parker esq. is the principal landowner. The soil days only
is heavy, and' subsoil, clay, yielding good crops of the Church of England !School (mixed) &; dwelling house
usual kind. The area is 3,299 acres; rateable value, attached, built in 1872 at a cost of £1,200, &; enlarged"
£2,363; the population in 1891 was 980. in 1897, at'a cost of £400, in commemoration of Her
Poystreet Green is a hamlet, half a mile south. High Majesty's Diamond Jubilee; it has a small endow-
Town Green further south, and reaching to Bretten- ment from money left by the Rev. Richard Moseley in
ham, is also a hamlet. 1804 for this &; the adjoining parish of Drinkstone, &;
will hold 200 children; average attendance, 180; Ernest
Sexton, George Punchard. Gardner, master; Miss P. Bowes, infants' mistress;:
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., EXpTess Delivery, Parcel Misses L. Coles & I. Weighell, assistant mistresses ,
Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. ,Edwin Carrier. John Richer, to Bury, wed. & sst.; to Stow-
Plummer, sub-postmaster. Letters from Bury St. market, mono tues. thllrs. &; fri
Barney Miss Cobbold Martin, shoe maker Meekins Charles Wil:iam, beer retlr.
Boldero AIbert, White house Coppen Walter, Five BeUs inn poultry dealer, farmer & shopkeeper..
Cutting Henry Copsey George, baker &; oonfec- High Town green
Edgerton Rev. William Frew (Bapt.), tioner; whole meal bread & st()ne Middleton Charles Edward, baker &0
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Beulah house flour as recommended by the Medi- beer retailer
Olorenshaw Rev, Joseph Russell B.A. cal profession, a speciality; sponge Moore William, saddler
(cura.te) fingers &; all kinds of cakes; families Nunn William, blacksmith
Parker Duncan J.P. Clopton hall waited on daily Orriss Charles, carrier
Richer William Crick .Alfred, shopkeeper Orriss Frederick, gamekeeper to Dun-
Wild Rev. Ernest In., M.A. Rectory Cutting Henry W. maltster can Parker esq. J.P
Firman Jsph. frmr. High Town grn Pask Henry, beer retailer
COJDIERCIAL. Friston SamueJ, fa.rmer, Walnut tree Plummer Edwin, shopkpr. Post offic~
.Alien Arthur, Half Moon P.H. &carrier Gal'l'Od James (exors. of), farmers Plummer Henry Robetrt, carpenter,.
Anglis,s Rachael (Mrs.), farmer, High Garrod WiLie Jas. frmr. Edgar's fm builder & farmer
Town green Gosling William Wilberforce, fatrmer Richer John, carrier
Baker Fred, blcksmth. High Town grn Gowers Frederick, boot maker Richer Robert, shopkeeper
Bendall William (Mrs.), fa:rmer Grigg<s, Charles, builder Richer Wm. patent medicine vendor
Bird John, farmer, High Town green Hitchcock Ralph, miller (wind & Roe Richard, beer l'etailer
Bo:dero Albert, fwrmer &; landowner, steam), Roller mills Roper John Frederick, registrar of
White house Howlett Harry, butciher & grocer b1rbhs. & deaths, rejeving & vac-
Bond James, threshing machine owner Jewers Daniel, farmer & thrashing dnation officer for Rattlesden dist_
& fa·rmer machine owner, Wooohall Stow union
Ohandler Frances Diana (Miss), grcr. King Harry, farmer Snelling Richard, poultry dealer
& draper Lawson Wm. farmer, High Town gm Stribling Frederick .A,rthur, farmer
Clark Wm. Isaac, plum1>er &; painter Mayes Isaac, farmer, High Town grn
BAYDON is a parish and village, with a station on Holton St. Mary, and Charles Cuthbert Eley esq. of East.
the Hadleigh branch of the Great Eastern railway Berglholt, are the primcipal landowners. The soil is
(called Raydon Wood), 11 miles north from the village, mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops ar~
67! from London and 3! south-south-east from Had- wheat, barley and oats. The area is 2,374 acres; rate-
leigh, in the South Eastern division of the county, Sam- able value, £2,029; the population in 1891 was 541.
ford petty sessional division, union and hundred, Had- Parish Clerk, Andrew Brooke.
leigh county eourt district, rural deanery of Samford, Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Andrew Brooke, sub-postmaster. Letters through
church of st. Mary is a spacious building of rubble in Hadleigh R.S.O. arrive at 8.25 a.m. & are dispatched.
the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, at 5. 25 p.m. Hadleigh is the nearest telegraph office,.
north porch and a western turret containing one bell: 3 miles distant
the chancel is of the nth and the nave of the 14th Letter Box close to station, cleared at 5 p.m. on week.
century: llhere are low side windows on both sides of days only
the chancel: the interior has been partly restored, oak A School Board of 5 members was f()rmed 12th Feb.
benches substituted for the high-backed pews and a new 18 7 6 ; WilIiam S. Calvert, East Bergholt, clerk to the.
east window inserted, new flooring laid down and a board
vestry built on the north side: there are 300 siLtings.
The register da.tes from the year '115 00. The living i& 80 Board School, with master's house, of red brick, with.
rectory, net income £'35 8 , with 50 acres of glebe, in the white brick dressings, erected in 18 78 in the centre-
gift of Messrrs. G. Waylen. and J. H. Josseyln, and held of the village at a cost of £1,453, fol' 135 children;.
since 1889 by the Rev. Dennis Ooyae M.A. of St. John's average attendance, 84; Miss S. M. Marr, nililtl'ess;
College, Cambridge, and B.Sc. Univ. of London. The trus-- Miss M. Marr, assistant mistress
rees of Mrs. Leach, W. C. Whitby esq. F. Lunnis esq. of Railway Station, George Henry Fogden, station master r
Coyle Rev. Dennis M.A. (rector) Harper Ga,ge, farmer, Mason's Bridge Proctor John, farm bailiff to P. Lun-·'
COMMERCIAL. Hicks William, farmer, Ponds tal'm niss esq. Raydon hall
Archer Charles, blacksmith Hopes Frands, builder, timber mer- Webb Charles, blacksmith
Beckett John, farmer chant & hurdle maker, Woodlands Whitby William Chaffy, farmer kI'
Brooke 'Nlomas, boot maker Keeble Thomas, farmer & shopkpr landowner, Wooolands, & Church.
Coppin Charles, farmer Keeb:e Thomas, jun. Fox P.H &; Hadleigh farms
Green Wm. miller (wind &; steam), Lusher John, farmer, Sulley farm White George, Chequers P.R
seed & corn merchant,. Raydon mill, Morley John, farmer, Spider hall White John, farmer
&; farmer, Priory farm Osborn Samuel, wheelwright
BEDE (or Reed) is a parish and village, 7 miles south. gift of the Lord Ohancellor, and held since 1897 by the"
south.west from Bury St. Edmunds, the nearest station Rev. Aylmer Hatton Hildebrand. The poor hava'
()n the Great Eastern railway, in the Southern division £3 a year !trom Sir Robert Dmry's charity, and also soma-
of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional coals yeaorly from Geooral Hervey's charity. The Mar-
diviStion, hundred and union of Thingoe, county cOUTt quess of Bristol is lord of the manor and pTincipal land-
district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of HOO'Il- owner. The soil is clay; sub90il, clay. The crops are'
ing-sheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. whe81t, barl~y, oats, beans, peas and rootft. The area i..
The church ()f All Saints is a small edifice of flint, with 1,239 acres; assessable value, £6cR,; tlie population in.
stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of 1891 was 20 4.
chalicel, nave, south porch and an embattled westelrn P8.l'ishJ Clerk, George Garwood.
tower with pinnacles containing 3 bells: the chancel was Letters received through, Bury St. Edmunds arrive at;
restored in J874, and a stained window inserted to Lieut. 8.30 a.m. &; are dispatched at 5.30 p.m. Hawkedon is
G. ,H. Turner R.E.: the church was restored in 1850 the nearest money order &; telegraph office, about z
and affords 120 sittintgs. The regitlteTs date fll'om the miles distant. Wall Letter Box, near the school,
year 1538. The living is a discharged TectOry, net yearly cleaored at 5.35 p.m. week days; 11.40 a.m. sundays
value £187, with residence and 43 acres of glebe, in the National School (mixed), erected in 1846, to hold
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-40 children; average attendance, 32; the school is £12 a year paid from the Hon. William Hervey's
supported by an endowment of land left by Thomas charity; Miss Helen Thompson, mistress
Sparkes in: 1721, producing about £16 a year, with Carrier to Bury. Alfred Jackson, wed. & sat
:Hildebrand Rev. Aylmer Hatton,Rctry Catchpole William, farm bailiff to Jas. Green Thomas Herbert, farmer
:Rollinson George Philip Bauly esq Jackson Alfd. beer retlr. & shopkeeper
:'D.eath John, blacksmith Elsden Henry, slhopkeeper MWl'sh Isaac B. &; Joeiah J. farmers
:REDGRAVE is a parish and village, near the source dean of Hartismere, and -surrogate. The Church mission
of the Waveney and Little Ouse, on the borders of Nor- room, a structure of brick, erected in 1897, is used for
:folk, 6 miles south-west from Diss station and 5 north-west services during the winter, and will hold 200 persons.
from Mellis station, both on the Great Eastern railway, Here is also a Wesleyan chapel. Near the village is a.
I! north from Botesdale end 8 north-west from Eye, in tumulus. There are several small charities. Redgrave
the Norlh Eastern division ~ the county, Hartismere Fen, about 80 acres in extent, is under the management
hundred, petty sessional division and union, county court of trustees for the benefit of labouTers whose rent does
disbrict of Eye, rural deanery of Ha.r:tismere, arch- not exceed £6 per annum. Redgrave Hall, the property
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich: the town of George Holt Wilson esq. D.L., J.P. and now
.of Botesdale is within! this parish for ecclesiastical pur- the residence of Godfrey Waiter esq. J.P. is a
poses only. The church of St. B'Otolph is a building of white Suffolk brick mansion in the Italian style,
lflint, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, the front having four Ionic pillars, with the family arms
nave with c1erestory, aisles and a western tower of white of the Wilsons in the centre: it is situated in a well-
1Jrick with pinnacles, containing 6 bells: a new organ wooded deer park of 300 acres, studded with oak and
was erected in 1890, as a memorial to Mrs. Lucy C. other trees and abounding with game: in front oil the
Wilson, by her relatives and friends: in a chapel in the house is a large lake, with swans and other aquatic
north ·aisle is an altar tomb of marble, with recumbent birds: the gardens at the back wre extem:sive and taste-
oefiigies, to Sir Nicholas Bacon kt. and Anfle, his lady, fully laid out, and contain a conseTvatory stocked with
dated 1616, and in the chancel is a marble monument, choice plants and exotics. The manor formerly possessed
with effigy in robes, to Lord Chief Justice Sir John Holt by Sir Nicholas Bacon, and subsequently purchased by
Ikt. who was a native of Thame, Oxon, where he was born, Sir John Holt, is now held by G. H. Wilson esq. who is
.30 Dec. 1642; he was educated at .A!bingdon School and lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is
Oriel College, Oxford, created Chief Justice 17 April, generally light; subsoil, principally gravel. The land is
1689, and died 5 March, 17°9-10: over the communion cultivated on the four-course shift. The area is 2,123
!table is a painting of the Holy Family: heTe also is a brass acres; assessable value of Redgrave, £2,232; the popu-
to "Anne Bvtts, widdowe," ob. 21st Dec. 16°9, "daughter lation in 1891 of the entire parish, which includes 455 in
:and coheyre of Henry Bvres esq. wife to Edmund Bv.tts Bottesdale, was 958.
18sq. and mother to the Lady Anne Bacon,wife of Sir Nicho- Parish Clerk, James Pemberto'll.
Jag Bacon kt. who was her only child": on the south side, Post & Parcel Office.-William BeTridge, sub-postmaster.
near the western entrance of the church is a memorial Letters received through Diu at 7 a.m. &; 6.55 p.m.
window to John Wood Wilson, d. 1872: the stone pulpit, (callers only); sunday, 7 a.m. ; dispatched at 9.30 a.m.
erected in 1875, was the gift of Geo. Holt Wilson esq. : the Postal orders are issued. here, 'but not paid. The nearest
.church was restored in 1850, and affords 330 siUings. money order &; telegraph office is at Botesdale, 2 miles
The register dates from the year 1538. The' living is a distant
rectory, with the chapelry of Botesdale annexed, net National School (mixed), for the children of Redgrave &;
rnearly value £400, with residence and 42~acres of glebe, Botesdale, erected in 1845 &; enlarged in 1896 to hold
in the gift of George Holt Wilscm esq. of Botes- 160 children; average attendance, 114; William H.
dale, and held since 18iSI by the Rev. Thomas Pursehouse, master
1I01t Wilson M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge, rural C>S1'Irier to Diss. John Gardiner, fri
"Bryant Miss, Daun villa Bullock. Edward, frmr. Moneypot hill Kemp Alfred, farmer
Reeve Misses, Rose cottage Bullock Robert, farmer Moore Chas. Seir, farmer, Fen street
"Turner Rev. Michael Chenery Mary A. (Mrs.), liress makr Morley Jas. carpntr. & wheelwright
'WaIter Godfrey J.P. Redgrave hall Doe Daniel, thatcher Orves David, blacksmith
Wilson Mis's, The Cot Doe Ephraim, thatcher Pa.yne Emma (Mrs.), laundress
Wilson Rev. Thos. Holt M.A. (recto.r Driver George, farmer, Moneypot hill Pemberton J. & Son, shoe makers
&; rural dean &; surrogate), Redry Driver John, miller (wind) Prior Sa.rah (MI's.), laundress
'\Vindsor Miss, The Limes Driver William, farmer Reynold John, beer retailer
COMMERCIA.L. EIsey Herbert John, farmer, Walnut Reynolds John, shoe maker
Alger Robert Deeks, Bunch of Tree farm S·taff James, steward to G. H. Wilson
Grapes P.H Flatman David, frmr. Fen Street fm esq. D.L., J.P. Hall farm
Arnold George, Cr{)ss Keys P.B Frands James, threshing macho owner Taylor Charles, butcher
Austin David, farmer Gardiner John, Fox & Hounds P.H. Taylor Daniel R. Greyhound P.H
'Hayfield Harding, head gamekeeper to &; carrier Walker Stephen, plumber, decorator
Godfrey Walter esq Green Edward Henry, baker & antique furniture dealer
Berridge William, grocer, draper, boot Hawes Jas. Hy. shopkpr. & hawker Whitton Sydney B. farmer
dealer & patent medicine vendor, Heywood Frederick William, farmer Wright Hy. miller (wind &; steam)
Post office Johnston James, head gardener to Wright Thomas, farmer &; assistant
BTyant John W. fa-Tmer . Godfrey Walter esq overseer, district surveyor &; clerk
Bobby David, bricklayer &; shopkpr J{)lly Anthony, farmer, Fen street to Parish Council
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RED·ISHAM is a parish and village, three-quarters of of £82 10S. yearly for ever for the support of 8 Sunday
a mile '1lIOrth-west from Brampton station on the Ipswich school. The principal landowners are Miss Garden and
and Lowes'toft section of the Greet Eastern railway, and Mrs. Bernard Wilson, daughters and co-heiresses of the
4i miles south from Beccles, in the N orthetrn division of late J. L. Garden esq. of Redisham Hall, Ringsfield, who
the county, Beocles petty sessional division, Wangford are ladies of the manor, Naunton R. T. Leman esq. of
hundred and union, Beccles and Bungay county court Brampton Hall, Miss E. A. ClaTke, Mrs. Lay and Messrs.
district, rural deanery of Wangford, archdeaconry of C. and T. Tacon. The soil is heavy;. subsoil, clay. The
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Peter chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 737
is a small flint building in the Perpendicular style, and acres; assessable value, £410; the population in 189I
-consists of chancel and nave, with a south porch and a was 169.
western wooden bell-turret containing one bell: the' inner Sexton GooTge Lay
door of the porch is Norman: the imterior is furnished ' . .
throughout with low open seats: the font is sculptured, Letters through HalesworthJ aITlve at 9. a.m. The
and in the south wall o~ the chancel is a piscina: there neare~t mo.ney order. & telegraph office lS at Beccles,
are I30 sittings. The registetr dates from about the year 4~ mIles dIstant. PIllar Letter Box, near the chuTch,
1:540. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £5 2 , clear~d at 4·30 p.m. on week days; no post on sundays
with 13 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift This place is included in Ilketshall St. Lawrence United
of the Wickliffe tTustees, and held since 1894 by the School Board district, formed 19 April, 1875. The
Rev. Nuge.nt Lovel Bluett M.A. of Corpus Christi col- children a.ttend the schools at Ringsfield & Ilketshall
lege, Cambridge. Miss Mary Leman left by will the sum St. Lawrence .
Bluett Rev.Nugent Lovel M.A.(vicar), Leathers Leonard James, farmer, pos- Chapman George, farmer
Vicarage • tal address, Brmnpton, Wangford Moore GeOl·~ina Mary (Mrs.). shpkpr
Boast James, poultry farmer R.S.O) Kewson Charles, farmer, Wood farm
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Paddison. Eliza. (Mrs.). farmel.' Strutt William, Wig P.H. &1; farmer Wilson Harry Hugh, farmer~ Poplar
Rant Philip Humphrey, miller (wind) TubthiH Rhoda. (Miss), shopkeeper Tree farm
Scarle Onesimult William, carpenter; Ward William, farmer Wright Elijah, farmer, Church CaIm
res. Brampton, Wangford R.S.O
LITTLE REDISHAM, see Ringsfield.
REDLIN'GFIELD is a parish and village, 3i miles parish for the Bishop of Norwich. The charities arise·
south.by-east from Eye terminal s·tation of a branch from land, now (1900) unoccupied. The parish is-
from :Mellis of the Great Eastern 1"ailway, in the North principally the property of Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart_
Eastern division of the coun·ty, Hartj,gmere hundred, who is lord of the manor and impropriator of the great
petty sessional division and union, Eye county court tithes, commuted in 1839 at £208 yearly. The soil is
district, rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry loam; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief crops are whea~
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. An- barley, clover, peas and beans. The area. is 1,060 acres;.
drew is a. building of brick and flint, in the N(}rman rateable value, £702; the population in 1891 was 175.
style, consisting only of chancel, nave and south porch, Parish Clerk Goorge Bayles CrackneIl
and was formerly portion of a Benedictine nunnery . . ' .
founded here in II20; of this building but little more Lette!s receIved through Eye by fo(}t post every day..
than the chnrch now remains the interior of which was arrIve at 8.5 0 a.m. Wall Post Box, near the church..
restored and reseated in 18 73: there are 120 sittin:gs. is cleared at 6 p.m. week days' only. Eye ~salS? the
The register now in existence dates from 1740 , the nearest money order & telegraph office, 3! m~es dIstant;
earlietr ones having been destroyed. The living is a A. School Board of 5 members was fOTmed ID March..
vicaTage, tithe rent-charge £8, gl~b& 60 acres at Ship- 1894; Edward Bond, The Rookery, Eye, clerk to the-
meadow, net yearly value nil, in the gift of Sir Hugh board
Edward A.dair bart. but at present (1900) vacant; the Board School (mixed), erected ill 1872, for 43 child,ren;
Rev. A. J. Spencer, vicar of Eye, taking charge of the average attendance, 35; Miss Ellen Birkenshaw, mist,
COMMERCIAL. Gold'spink George Frederick, farmer, Howlett Benjamin, farmer
Cue Joseph, wheelwright Redlingfield hall Lawes William. farmer
Oracknell George, farmer, Wash farm Gray William Edward, Crown P.H. & Manning James, farmer, Mill farm
Oracknell Waiter (exors. of), farmers, assistant overseer Mole William. farmer &; shopkeepe:r
The Rookery' Howes George Bayles, blacksmith
RENDHAM is a parish and picturesque village, in the 650; adjoining is a burying ground and minister's resi-
fertile vale of the River .AJ.de, 3 miles north-west from Sax- dence. The landed proprietors are Lord Rendlesham~
mundham station, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft sootion the Earl of Stradbroke, the trustees of the late Williarn.
of the Great Eastern railway and 5 north-east from Fram- Mantell esq. Col. Blomfield, the trustees of the late.
lingham, in the North Eastern. division of the county, Thomas Bruce esq. Edmund Cavell esq. Arthur F.
Plomesgate hundred and union, Framlingham petty ses- McDougall esq. and the Rev. Anthony Collett M.A. vicar'
sional division, Framlingham and Saxmundham county of Bredhurst, Kent, with some smaller owners. The soil
court district, rural deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of is mixed, portions heavy; subsoil, clay and sand. The-
Suff(}lk and Norwich diocese. The church of St. Michael chief crops are wheat, lmrley, beans, peas and roots. The-
is a building (}f flint with stone dressings, in the Early area is 1,736 acres ; rateable value, £1,134; the popula-
English style, c(}ns>isting of chancel, nave, north porch and a tion in 1tll91 was 336.
western embl1ttled flint tower containing 6 bells: it has a Post &; M. O. 0., s. n. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-
fine carved oak roof: during the restoration an ancient John Andrews, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from.
piscina was discovered in perfoot preservation: the puJpit Saxmundham at 7 a.m. & I p.m. & the return bag for'
is of carved oak, ·and bears the date. of 1632: the church Saxmundham is closed at 1<).50 a.m. & 6.30 p.m;; &i
was restored in 1852 and l1"e-seated in 1865, and has 200 on sundays at 10.50 a.m. The nearest telegraph office-
sittings. The register dates from the year 1550. The is at Saxmundham, 3 miles distant
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £108, with 15 acres In 1704, Thomas Neale esq. devised a yearly rent-charge of
of glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees, ana held £2 IOS. on lands in Bramfield, for the support of a Fll'ee-
since 1896 by the Rev. Henry Ward Watson. The great schoolfor poor children & IOs.yearly to find them books:
tithes were sold to the landowners some years since. the school National (mixed) built by subscription in
There is a large endowed Congregational chapel near the z841, will hold 120 children; average attendance, 96;.
village, built in 1750, ·and enlarged in 1834, and seating Alfred Edward Allen, master; Mrs. Allen, mistress
Cavell Edmund, Oaklands farm Ashford. Thomas Livingstone, farmer, Daniels Henry, boot & shoe maker
Cavall Edmd. du Bois, Oaklands farm Grove farm Fairs Henry, farmer, The Grange
Elias Col. ·Robert, Oaklands (letters Boast Wm. carpenter &; wheelwright Flaxman Robert John,farmer,Rookery-
should be addressed Oakland,s, Sax- Burke Edward, farmer Girling William, auctioneer, estate
mundham) Burrilw.s Thomas,faImer &1; landowner, agent &; valuer &; agent to the Nor-
Girling William, The Grove Gothic house wich Union Fire & Life & Accidental
Jobling Rev. William John (Cong.), Button Charlotte (Miss), shopkeeper Assurance Co's
The Manse Button William, coal dealer Kitching Matthew, farmer
McDougal Arthur F. Hill house Chambers George, frmr. Mt.Pleasant Lambert William. bricklayer
Watson Rev. Henry Ward (vicar) Chipperfield William George, tailor Martin Stephen, farmer, Hall farm
COMMERCIAL. Collins Edward, faImer Pendle Eliz81 (Mrs.), frmr. Walnutl€>
Andrews John, grocer, draper & out- Cooper George, blacksmith Pendle George, farmer, Church farm
fitt.er, Post office Oree Edwin, White Horse P.H Smith Robert, farmer
RENDLESHAM is a parish and villa~e on the river register dateS' from the year 1722. The living is a rootory~
Deben, 3 milles south-east from Wickham Market, 2! miles net yearly value £300, including 50 acres of glebe, with
from Wickham Market ,station, on the Ipswich and Lowes- residence, in the gift of the CrOWD, and held since 1885
toft line of the Great Eastern railTWay and 4! nilrth-east by the Rev. William West B.A. 01 Trinity College, Dublin.
from Woodbridge, in the South Eastern division of the Rendlesham Hall, the -seat of Lord Rendlesham D.L., J.P.
county, Loes hundred, Plomesgate union, Woodbridge a handsome mansion of red brick with white stone dress-
petty sessional division and county court district, :rural ings, in the Elizabethan style, was erected in 1871, and
deanery of Loes, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of to a great extent destroyed by fire May 9, 1898: the-
N orwich. The church of St. Gregory the Grea.t is a park extends over 400 acres: the mansion is-
small old building of flint with stone dressings, and con- near the site of the old hall, called "Rendlesham White-
sists of chancel, nave, south porch and western embattled House," and previously "Naunton Hall," which was
tower containing 3 bells: there are monuments to Mary burnt down 2 Feb. 1830, when Q great deal of furniture,.
Andalusia, Baroness Rendlesham, 1814; John 2nd Baron books and pictures were destroyed: part of the- ruin'!!, in-
Rendlesham, 1832; Eliza Charlottt:. wife of the 4th Lord eluding the tower ftnd front doorway, still a-emains, but
Rendlesham, 1840; Anne Blanche Thellusson, 1886; and the site of the house is occupied by the gardener'e house,
s. tablet to Caroline Anna M'llria. Fredecica, daughter of estate office and stables: the Park is entered by fine lodge-
Arthur and· Caroline Thellusson, 1832: in a recess of the gates, the lodge at Rendlesham /being an exact imitation
wall on the north side of the chancel there is a monument of tha:t of the old Hall. Rendlesham House, 80 TudOl"
of considerable antiquity wJth recumbent figures in ·stone mansion, became the property of the Spencers, in the reign
of a lady with a lion at her feet and s. child oat each side of Edward VI. and continued in that famiJy until it was
of her: there is also a tablet to Symon Mawe and Margery vested in. James, 5th Duke of Hamilton, by his marriage
m. wife, 33 years steward of the liberty of St. Etheldred, with Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Edward Spenoer
d. Nov. 5th, 1610: the chancel retains So piscina., Ilmd at esq. of Rendlesham, at her decOOoSe it descended to her so~
the entrance of the pOtl"Ch is a mu.tilated benatura. The the 6th Duke, Who sold it to Sir Ge(}rge Wombwell, from
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wIhom it was purehased for £51,400 by Peter lsaac 2,036 acres; rateable value, £1,{)68; the population in
Thellusson esq. son of Isaac de Thellusson, embassador 1891 was 355•.
from Geneva to the court of Louis XV.; he was born at !Parish Clerk, John Scales.
Paris in 1735, and afterwardiS settled !in London 80S a Letter·s through Woodbridge. Wall Letter Box at the
me,rchant, and was naturalised by Act of Parliament in school, cleared at 10 a.m. &; 6,20 p.m. week days only.
1762, and in 1806 was raised to the Irish Peerage by the Melton is the nearest money order office &; Wickham
title of Baron Rendlesham; Fl'ederick William Brook, 5th Market the nearest telegraph office, 3 miles distant
and present Lord Rendlesham, sometime M.P. for East Free School (mixed), for about 110 children, supported by
Suffolk, succeeded to the title on the death of his father, Lord Rendlesham &; by whom it was enlarged &; repaired
6 April, 1852. Red House is the re,sidence of Mr. A. J. in 1879; 93 on roll; average attendance, 8r; James
Smith, who is the largest breeder and exporter of Suffolk Nutt, master
horses in the county. Lord Rendlesham is the principal Carriers to: -
landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel. The chief Ipswich-Poole, sat. &; George Goudy, on thurs. &; sat
crops aTe whoot, barley, turnips and peas. The area is Woodbridge Mrs. Knights, mono &; thurs
Rendlesham Lord D.L., J.P.(chairman Gaudy George, farmer, Glebe farm Rogers Henry, head gardener
of quarter sessions), Rendlesham King James, farm bailiff to Lord Ren- Smith Alfred James, farmer, breeder
hall; &; Carlton club, London S.W dlesham, Home farm &;exporter of Suffolk horses, Red ho
West Rev. William B.A. Rectory Newby David, head gamekeeper to Smith Henry, grocer
Collins John, estate agent to Lord Lord Rendlesham Thurkettle Anan, farmer,Nannton han
Rendlesham
REYDON is '3. parish and seattered village adjoining 1860 has undergone considerable alteration Mchitecturally..
Southwold on the north-west, the church being about I! the oldest part forming the east wing bears the d'8.te 1682,
miles distant from Southwold terminal station of the line and the letters T.E. ;in iron, presumed to be the initials of"
from Halesworth and 8 east from HaJesworth, in the Thos. Ewen, then owner; it was for some years occupied
Northern division of the county, Blything hundred, petty by the Misses Strickland, the well-known authoresses of'
sessional division and union, HaJesworth county court dis- the" Queens of England," and other popu13lr works. their"
trict,ruraJ deanery of North Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suf- father having purchased it in 1808 of the then repre-
folk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Margaret is sentatives of the family of the present owner, but it wa.s
a building of flint, in the Gothic style, consisting of re-purchased by ·the Ewen family in 1886. The Earl of-
chancel, nave, south porc:h. and an embattled weSliern Stradbroke is lord of the manor and impropriator of the·
tower, about 65 fee,t high, with pinnacles and containing great tithes, commuted at £403 yearly. The principal
one bell: the interior was restored in 1876, at a cost of landowners are the Earl of Stradbroke and Rev. J. N. F.
£420, when a new east window was inser.ted: there are Ewen M.A. The son is mixed; subsoil, ol'8.Y and gravel.
220 sittings. The regist6ll' dates from the year 1686. The The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The -,
living is a vicarage, consolidated with Henham area is 2,729 acres; rateable vaJue, £2,715; the poru-
and the vicarage of Wangford, joint net yearly lation in 1891 was 352.
value £150, with 3 acres of glebe and residence, Parish Clerk, Abraham Hucklesbury.
in the gift of the Earl of Stradbroke, and held since
1888 by the Rev. Arthur John Patrick M.A. of Post Office.-Charles Doy, sub-postmaster. Letters
Wadham College. Oxford, who resides at Wangford. At through Wangford &.S.O. are delivered at llbout 7 a.m...
&; dispatched at 8.25 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,.
the incIoslllre of the parisih, in the year 1800, an allotment
of 22 acres was '8.warded to the poor and is let at a yearly but not paid. Southwold is the nearest money ord6ll' &;
rental of £18, which is dis'tributed in coal. Reydon Hall, telegraph office, 2 miles distant
now the residence of the Rev. John Norris Frederic.k Ewen National School (mixed), built in: 1866, for 34 chUdren;
M.A. is a structure of some antiquity, and since about average atten~ance, 22; Mrs. Gray, mistress
(Marked thus * receive letterS' thro' Catchpole James, Wm. &; Geo.farmers within ten minutes' walk of South-
Southwold.) Catchpole William, farmer wold overlooking Sole Bay. SizewelI
*Adnams Ernest Michael Underhill, *Oook Arthur,shopkeeper Bay &; Dunwicb; ~pacious billiard
Blackwater *Cook Hy. shopkpr. Mount Pleasant room (T. H. Hubbard, proprietor)
*Coling James, Mount Pleasant Chilvers John, farmer Runnacles Rayner, farmer
Ewen Rev. John NorMS Fredk. M.A. Doy Charles, blacksmith &; wheel- Scace Harriet (Mrs.), farmer
J.P. Reydon hall wright, Post office StammerS! George, farmer
*Land Miss, Reydon cottage Girling Herbert, farmer *Ward Mary (Miss). apartmnts.Mount
*Pierson George *Hubbard Thomas H. Randolph hotel Pleasant
Wilson Robert Hunt Henry, farmer Whaith Robert, farm bailiff to the
COMMERCIAL. Keen John Adams,farmer,Grovefarm Earl of Stradbroke
Balls James, farmer *Randolph Hotel. This first class *Wilkinso~ James Ling, apartments,~
Blowers William, farmer family hotel is charmingly situated Mount Pleasant
RICKINGHALL INFERIOR is a parish and village, parishioners. There are 2a. 31'. 2p. of land left by Francis·
which includes part of the town of Botesdade, 5 miles wes,t Rokewood, and tho interest of £10 left by John Browne
from MeIlis junction station on the Ipswich and Norwich in 1731; the proceeds of the latter are expended for the
section of the Great Eastern railway and 9 wes,t f,rom Eye, benefit of the poor. The rents of the fuel allotment of
in the North Western division of the county, Blackbourn loa. 2r. 30P' are expended in coals for the poor. Hill
hundred and petty sessional division, Stow union, county House, the seat of Mrs. Norton, is a mansion in the
court district of Eye, rural deanery of Hartismere (North- Classic ,style, pleasantly situated in its own grounds.
ern division), archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- George Holt Wilson esq. of Botesdale, who is lord'
wich. The church of St. Mary is a building of flint and of the manor, and the trustees of Charles Thomas Norton
stone, in the Early Decorated and Perpendicular styles, esq. are t,he principal landowners. The soil is various,
consisting of chancel, nave, tower, south porcn with some parts mixed, in other parts inclining to heavy; sub--
parvise, south aisle, and a tower, circular at the base, soil, principally clay, with some gravel. The crops are-
which is presumed to be Saxon work, octagonal above, on the four-course shift. The area is 1,981 acres· assess-
with a richly embattled parapet and angle pinnacles of able value, £1,343; and the population in 1891 was 362~
later date; it contains 3 bells: the font is Early Deco- Parish Clerk, Edgar George Bailey.
rated: the east wind.ow is stained, and was erected in Post &; Parcel Office.-Henry Haywood, 6ub-postmaster~
18 70 by he; husband m memory of Mrs. Mark, ~aughter Letters arrive from Diss &; delivered eJt 7 a.m. &:I 3.45
of ~ev. RIchard Compton Maul M.A.. ~ho penshed by p.m.; dispatched at 10.20 a.m. &; 7.35 p.m. Postal
f~ng .down a crevasse on Mont Blanc. I!1 18 9 1 a memo- orders are issued here, but not paid. Botesdale is the
rlal wmdow was placed to the Rev. RIchard Compt?n nearest money order &; telegraph office, I mile distant
~aul M.A. 3 8 y~rs rector (1850-88): there are 25 0 SIt- Wall L~tter Box, Rectory gates, cleared 7 a.m. &; 7 p.m.
t,m;gs.. The regIster ?ates from the. y.ear 1653· ~he week days; sundays, 7.3 0 p.m
~'?llg IS a rectory, unIted to th~t of B;lckmghall Supenor, County Police Allan B. Chapman sergeant in eharge
Jomt net yearly value £580, WIth reSIdence and 30 a c r e s . '. '. . .
of glebe, in the gift of George Holt Wilson esq. D.L., J.P. Nabon~l Schoo~ (r;nlXed), for tb.e pans~es of. RlCkinghap
and held since 1889 by the Rev. George Hales LL.B. of Inf~rlor &; •Rickingliall SuperI~r, built, With master s
Christ's College, Cambridge. The charities include reSIdence, ill 1853, for ISO children; average attend-
9a. or. 27P. of land, the rent of which is expended partly ance, 130 ; Charles E. Canham, master
in repairing the church and partly in bread for-the poor Carriers.-The same as for Botesdale
SUFFOLK 19-
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292 RICKIXGBALL INFERIOR. • SVFFULK. [KELLY'S
Hales Rev. George LL.B. Rectory Lovelace Lewis,farmer, Jackamans fmlRickinghall's Village Library (Mrs. F.
Hasted Col. John R.E. Brook house Martin Henry, beer retailer L. Thompson, librarian)
Patrick Miss Morley EH, ~amekeeper to G. H. 'Vil- Shemming Herbert, blacksmith &;
Norton Mrs. Hill house S<ln esq. :&ltwrigh;:s farm machinist
Thompson Fredk. Langhorne, The Cot Mulling-er Edward, farm bailiff to G. Sheppard Ernest, carrier
COMMERCIAL. H. WilS<ln esq St,eg-gall Hy. boot maker &; farmer
Arnold George, pork butcher Payne John, farmer Whitmore Charles &; Frederick,
Bailey Arthur, carrier Peck James, farm bailiff to Messrs. hurdle makers
Butcher Charles, draper &; grocer George &; Spencer Symonds
Cook Sarah (Mrs.), pork butcher Pepper .Alfred C. farm bailiff t(l exors. (For other names in this parish see
Gooderham William George. farmer of Charles T. Norton esq Botesdale, part of the village being
&; landowner; resides at Diss Robinson Bros. maltsters in that postal district.)
RICKINGHALL SUPERIOR is a parish and nexed, joint net yearly value £580, inclnding 14 acres of
village, adjoining Botesdale, and forming part of the town, glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the late
si miles west from Mellis statiou, 6 south-west from George Holt Wilson esq. and held since 1897 by the
Diss and 8i west-by-north from Eye junction station on Rev. George Hales LL.B. of Christ's College, Cambridge,
the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern who resides at Rickingliall Inferior. There is a Church
railway, in the North Eastern division of the county, mission room at AIwood Green, where Divine service is
Hartismere hundred, petty sessional division and union, held every Sunday evening. The town estate comprises
county court district of Eye, rural deanery of 27a~ 2r. 27P. of land, expended for the service and repair
Hartismere (Northern division), archdeaconry of of the church: there is a charity consisting of 2a. 3r. IIp.
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of left by Francis Rokewood, there is also the interest of
St. Mary is a fine specimen of the Decorated £10, left in 1731 by John Browne, and a yearly rent-
flint and stone work of the Eastern counties and consists charge of 14S. left by an unknown donor out of
of chancel, nave, and an embattled western tower with land called Hawchins, but now transferred to land
pinnacles, containing 6 bells: the nave is Perpendicular called Little Ashcroft; these three charities are expended
and the chancel Early English, an interesting feature of in bread for the benefit of the poor. At the inclosure of
the nave is a stone seat extending along the entire Alwood Common in 1818, a fuel allotment of 10 acres of
length of the north and south walls: in 1868 this church land was set apart for the benefit of the poor, the rent of
was thoroughly restored, the old pews replaced by open which is expended in coals for the poor. George Holt
oak seats, the tower arch opened out and the chamber Wils~:m esq. of BO'tesdale, who is lord of the manor
over the south porch restored; new roofs of excellent and J. W. Garnell esq. are the chief landowners. The
design were erected over the nave and a carved oak soil is principally heavy; subsoii, mostly clay. The
pulpit provided, the chancel repaved throughout and crops are generally on the four-course "shift. The area
refurnished: the east and west windows are stained; is 1,413 acres; assessable value, £1,735; the population
and a memorial window has been erected by the in 1891 was 498.
Right Rev. Dr. Wilkinson, Bishop of Northern and Central Parish Clerk, Isaac Debenham.
Europe, to Samuel Spear, a native of the village, who Postal arrangements the same as Rickinghall Inferior
lost his life while working as a missionary in Pillar Letter Box.-Alwood Green, cleared g a.m. week
Zululand. There are 300 sittings. The register days only
dates from the year 1558 and there are parish The children of this place attend the school at Rickinghall
documents dating from the 14th century. The Inferior, which serves for both parishes
living is a rectory, with that of Rickinghall Inferior an- Carriers.-See Botesdale
COMMERCIAL. Gooderham Geo.W.farmer,Church frm Ruffies William, farmer, Alwood green
Alford Frederick, baker Jacob Edwin, farmer, Alwood green Sheppard Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper &;
Baker Thomas Jonathan, beer retailer Paske Nathan,shoe maker,Alwood grn cab owner
&; blacksmith, AIwood green Perry AIbert, horse .slaughterer, Al- Spink Robert, shoe maker
Barker Fredk.Wm. farmer,Faoon's hall wood green Wade William, farmer, Alwood green
Brown George, farmer &; wheelwright Robinson James Bobby, farmer, Pot- (For other names in this parish see
Debenham Isaac, White Horse P.H •ter's farm; resides at Botesdale Botesdale.)
RINGSFIELD is' a parish and village 2~ miles south- glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of Miss A.
south-we"!!t from Beccles junction station on the Ipswich M. Pearson, and held since 11898 by the Rev. Arthur
and Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern railway, in the Charles Pearson M.A. of Mag-dalene College, Cambridge.
Northern division of the county, Beccles petty sessional Ringsfield Hall, the seat of Samuel Base esq. J.P. is a
division, hundred and union of Wangford, county court mansion of red brick, in the Old English style, in a park
.district of Beccles and Bungay, rural deanery of Wang- of 100 acres. The trustees of the lat~ John Lewis Garden
-ford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The esq. are lords of the manor, Major W. Worsley-Worswick,
church of All Saints is an ancient rubble building with a the Micklethwait family, Samuel Base esq. J. Moore esq.
thatched roof, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of Frederick W. D. Robinson esq. of Roos Hall, Miss Dowe
chancel, nave, south porch, vestry and So western em- and the Leman School Trustees are the principal land-
battled tower with pinnacles and 2 bells: there are mural owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, various. The chief
monuments to the Postle, Garden and Bence families: in crops are wheat, barley and roots, with a small proportion
1883 the church was thoroughly restored, the nave ex- of land in pasture. The area is 1,832 acres; assessable
-tended 20 feet and a new chancel built, from the designs value, £1,278; the population in 1891 was :109. Littleo
of the late Mr. W. Butterfield, architect, at a cost of" Redisham was anciently a .separate parish. The ruins of
£2,500, given by the Misses Garden: the beautiful old of the church are in the grounds of Redisham Hall, a
oak has been us"ed to form the ends of open seats, and modern mansion commanding extensive views.
the pulpit with canopy retained and raised 4 feet: the Parish Clerk, William Dunnett.
.choir stalls, communi~n table and rails are of walnut Post Office. _ Daniel Calver, sub-postmaster. Letters
and oak: ~he rer.edos ~s of stone and. coloured marble: arrive from Beccles at 7. 15 a.m.; dispatched at 5.35
the east Wlll?-OW IS "stamed a~d was gIven by the rector p.m. No sunday post. Postal orders are issued here,
a~ a .memonal to .the Rev. RlChar.d AI.dous Arnold, who but not paid. Beccles is the nearest money order &;
dIed m 18 77, and m 18 9 2 a x.nem~mal wmdow was erect-ed telegraph office 3 miles distant
by Rev. A. C. Pearson to his wife, only daughter of the '
rector, who died 27 Oct. 1891, and there is a third to Wall Letter Box, ~ear Rectory, cleared week days at 5·55
the late John Lewis Garden esq. d. 18 92 : the church p.m.; no collectIOn on sundays
affords 120 ,sittings. The register dates from the year National School (mixed), erected in 1861 &; enlarged in
1751. The living is a rectory, with that of Little Redis- 1884, for 80 children; average attendance, 60; Ernest
ham annexed, net yearly value £280, with 41! acres of Edward Castle, schoolmaster
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cady George, farmer, Wilderness farm Loines John, farmer
Base Samuel J.P. Ringsfield hall" Calver Daniel, boot &; shoe maker Maddle Goorge, farmer
Garden Miss' Redisham hall Calver Owen, shQpkeeper Norman Henry John, wheelwright &
Garden Mrs.' Redisham hall Copping John, gardener to Mis." hurdle mak~
Hewat Richard William Manor house Garden Porter Wm. farmer, Pound farm
PearS<ln Rev. Arthur 'Charles M.A. Corbyn Henry, farm bailiff to Major Shepherd Robert, farm bailiff & game-
(rector) Rectory William Worsley-Worswick,Hall frm keeper to the exors. of J. L. Gar-
, Dowe Philip &; Sarah (Miss), farmers den esq
COMMERCIAL. English David, farmer Skeate In. Hy. Three Horseshoes P.H
Beart Herbert, farmer Hunt James, gardener to S. Base esq. Wakeling Geo. farmer, School farm
Brand George, farmer .T.P Wyatt Robert, blacksmith
 DIREcrORY.] SUFFOLK. RISHANGI.ES. -..293
RINGSHALL is a village and parish 4i miles south- held since 1870 by the Rev. Edward William Hawkins
west from Needham Market station on the main line of M.A. formerly of that college. Here is a Baptist chapel.
the Great Eastern railway and 5 south from Stowmarket, Sir Hugh Edward Adah- bart. of F1ixton Hall, who is lord
in the South Eastern divisi<lD of the county, Bosmere of the manor, Sir Joshua Thelluson Bowley bart. of Tend-
hundred and Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional divi- ring Hall, and King's College, Cambridge, are the prin-
sion and union, Stowmarket county court district, rural cipal landowners. The soil is clay;. subsoil, strong clay.
deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and peas. The
of Norwich. The church of St. Katherine is a Gothic area is 2,135 acres; rateable value, £1,527; the popula-
flint and rubble building, dating from the 15th century, tion in ~891 was 286.
and has a chancel in the Early English style, nave, south Sexton, W. Goodchild.
porch and square western embattled tower containing Post Office. James Wilden, sub-postmaster. Letters
2 bells: in 18 78-9 the church was thQroughly restored and through Stowmarket arrive by foot post at 9 a.m.;
oaken benches substituted for pews, at a cost of £1,15 0 , dispatched at 5.30 p.m. week days only. Postal orders
raised by voluntary contributions: two memorial windows are issued here, but not paid. Combs is the nearest
were erected in 18 76, one to the Rev. Charles Frederick money order &; telegraph office, 5 miles distant
Parker, a former rector from 1819, given by his sons,
and the other to E. L. Hesp esq.: there are 120 sittings'. Parochial School (mixed), for 4 8 children; average at-
The register dateS' from the year 1539. The living is a tendance, 30; Miss Talbot, mistress
rectory, net yearly value 1389, with 90 acres of glebe and Carriers to Ipswich.-Beaumont, tueS'. &; sat. &; SquirreU
residence, in the gift of Pembroke College, Oxford, and tues. &; sat.; Green. tues. thurs. &; sat
Hawkins· Rev. Edwd.Wm.M.A.Rectory Gibbons Joseph, farmer Makens Abraham, farmer
Makens Mrs. Hill House Gibbons William (Mrs.), shopkeeper Makens Robert, farmer &; cattle dealer
Hitchcock William C. farmer Mann David, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Keeble Edward, farmer Marriott Frederick, farmer
Baker William, farmer I Laflin OliveI', farmer Sparkes Thomas, thatcher
Cooper John, farmer, Charles hall Long Harry, farmer, Ringshall hall Tricker John, farmer, Boarded house
Dickerson Herbert, farmer Makens Robert (trustees of), farmers Wilden James, grocer, draper &; shoe
Emsden Benjamin, farmer &; brick makers maker, Post office
RISBY is a parish and village, near the high road from is a rect.ory, net yearly value £400, with residence and
Bury St. Edmunds to Newmarket, half a mile north from 13 acres of glebe, in the gift of tha Lord Chancellor,
the Saxham station on the Bury and Newmarket section of and held since 1897 by the Rev. Edward Symonds M.A.,
the Great Eastern railway, about 4 miles west-by-north of Exeter C<llIege, Oxford. There are some small chari-
from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division tie~, which are distributed by the Parish Council; also 150
of the county, Thingoo and Thedwastre petty sessional acres of land, upon which the poor of the parish have a
division, union and hundred of Thingoe, county court right to cut furze for firing. There are several barrows in
district of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of Thingoe, this parish. Here is' a village club and readmg room,
archdeaconryof Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church well supplied with books and newspapers. John Wood
of St. Giles is an ancient edifice of flint, principally in the esq. of Hengrave Hall and the Messrs. Burrell are chief
Decorated Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave, south IlaDdowners. The soil is sandy and mixed; subsoil, gra-
porch and western embattled round tower containing vel, clay and chalk. The chief crops are wheat and bar-
3 bells: a carved screen divides the nave from the chan- ley. The area is 2,818 acres; assessable value, £1,592 ;
eel: there are tablets to the Danby, Wastell and Sparke the population in 1891 was 400.
families: Sir Edward Hall Alderson kt. baron of the I Pari~h Clerk, John Cox.
Exchequer, who died 27 Jan. 1857, was buried here, but Post Office. John Cutmore, sub-postmaster. Letters
his remains and tomb have since been removed to arrive from Bury St. Edmunds 8 a.m. ; dispatched 6.10
Holdenby in Northamptonshire: a stained window was p.m.; sundays arrive 8 a.m.; dispatched 10.50 a.m.
.erected in 1886 to the Rev. Thomas Edward Abraham Postal orders issued here, but not paid. The nearest
M.A. rector (1863-86). by his children, and at the flame money order office is at Barrow &; telegraph office is at
time the organ was renovated ab a cost of £60: another Lackford, 3 miles distant
stained window was placed in 1898 to the Rev. Thomas National School (mixed), built in 1865, to hold 120;
PalmeI' Abrabam, rector (1886-97), and 8! lyoh gate has. average attendance. 60: endowment in Consols brings
been erected in memory of his father and his son: the in £29 a year; George Caves, master; Mrs. Ellen
church was reseated in 1863, and afford's 250 sittings. I raves, mistres~
The register date~ from about the year 1674. The living I Police Station. William Lynes, cOllslable
Jaques Oscar 8tanley, The Manor ho Blyth Herbert, wheelwright Risby Village Club &; Reading Room
Maulkin The Misses, Risby place Burrell Robert, farmer &; landowner (George Sharman, sec)
8ymonds Rev. Edward M.A. Rectory Drake William, beer retailer &; grocer Theobald Thomas, farmer
Tollemache William Augustus Eagle P6TCY, farmer Wright Walt-er, butcher
Atkin Samuel, shopkeeper Kemball Charles, farmer
RISHANGLES is a parish and village 4 mile.s north- John Jordan Boden M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cam-
west from Debenham and 4 south from Eye terminal briClge. Here is a Baptist chapel, built 1841 and rebuilt
station on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the 1862 and seating 450 persons. The Rev. Frederick Law-
North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere union, son Hayward' LL.B. rector of Tunstall, is lord of the
petty sessional division and hundred, Eye county court manor, and the land principally belongs to Lord Henniker,
district., rural deanery of SO'Uth Hartismere, archdeaconry RoIbert Harrowing esq. of Whitby. Yol'ks, and A. No. C.
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Hemsworth esq. of Shropham Hall, Norfolk & Mrs. M.
Margaret, erected in the early part of the 12th cen.tury, M. Capon. The soil is mixed olay; subsQil, clay. The
and is an edifice of flint with stone dressings in the Early chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area is
English ,style, consisting of chancel, nave, north and south 721 acres; assessable value, £648; the population in
porches and an embattled western tower with pinnacles 18g1 was T52.
containing 3 bells: the carved stone font is dated 1599: Parish Clerk, Henry Bailey.
the chancel was re-roofed in 1877 and in 1884 both nave Letters received ,through Eye at 7.30 aom. Wall Letter
and chancel were substantially repaired, and a new oak Box cleared at 6.25 pom. week da,ys only. Eye, 4 miles
pulpit, north door, communion table and oak cover to distant, is the nearest money order &; telegraph office
the font provided, at a total co·st of £600: there are 150 This place is included in OecoId United School Board dis-
sitmngs. The register dates from the year 1593. The trict, formed in 1874. The children of this parish attend
living is a rect.ory, net yearly value £160, with modern the schools at Aspall, Thorndon &; OecoId
residence and 72 acres of glebe, in the gift of the trus- C~rrier to:-
tees of Mrs. Mumford, and held since 1894 by the Rev. Eye, Wil1Jiam Flatt, of Bedingfield, passes through daily
Capon Charles A. Bucks farm Cracknell John, machinist Groom George, carder
Capon Miss, Bucks farm Cracknell 8yer, farmer, Barnaby farm Mortimer Eli (Mrs.), farmer
Capon Mrs. Common farm Cracknell William Syer, shopkeeper & Offord James, basket maker
Harris Rev. George (Baptist) assistant overseer Rush John, farmer &; landowner; 1'e-
Swen Rev. John Jordan M.A. Rectory Davidson John, farmer &; landowner, sides at Eye
COMMERCIAL. Brick Kiln farm Russell George, farmer
Capon Ambrose, farmer, Buck's hall, Ford Thos. blacksmith &; wheelwright 8herman Thomas &; Cracknell Eliza-
(resides at Kenton) Hodgkinson Cyril Seagreave, farm beth (Mrs.), millers (wind &; steam)
Capon Arthur C. farmer, Common bailiff to C. G. Hayward esq. SpiceI' William, Swan P.R
(resides at Brundish) Lodge farm Strin~er William, boot & shoe maker
 294 ROUGHAM• SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

.ROUGKAM is a parish and village, Il miles south from beth, for five aged widows, each'repeiving 3S. a week, and
. ThurBton station on the Bury and Ipswich branch of the a married couple without pension. Rougham Hall, the
Great Eastern JOailwa.y, 3 miles from the Whelnetham property and residence of Edwin James Johnstone esq. is
-stamon Qn the Bury and Sudbury bra.nch and 4 east-by~ a modern mansion of brick in the Tudor- style, with lofty
- Bouth from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western bowers at the east and west 'Wings and a portiC9 on the
. divlision of the 'County, '1'hingoo' and .Thedwa-stre petty west front I it stands in a well-wooded park of 130 acres,
sessi()naJ. division, Thedwestry hundred, Thingoe union, containin,g some fine oaks. The principal landowners are
Bury SIi. Edmunds county.court district, ll'U'ral deanery Edwin James JOhnstone esq. and Ferdinand Eyre esq.
of Thedwastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of of Moreton Hall, Bury St. Edmunds: the land is all free-
Ely. ~he church of St. Mary is a large and handsome hold. The Boil is sandy and loamy; subsoil, clay and
building of stone and flint in the Decorated and Perpen_ gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and beans,
dicuIar styles, <lonsisting of chancel, nave. aisles, and a and green crops generally. The area is 3,969 acres of
noble western embattled wwer with pinnacles and 6 bells, land and 8 of water; assessable value, £3,241; the
the ,South porch is a very fine specimen of Deco- population in :1:891 was 83.5.' j I
rated· work: there is a brass m fine preservation on the Parish Clerk, Charles Barker.
floor of the north aisle to Sir Roger Drury kt. ob. 1400,
and his lady, ()b. 1405: an organ WitS presented, in 1900, Post, M. o. & T. 0., T. M. 0., ExpresSi ,Delivery, Parcel
by E. J. Johnston esq. of Rougham Hall: there are 370 Post, S. B. &; Annuity .&i Insurance Office. James
.sittings. The registers date from about the year I561 J Hales, sub-postmaster. Letters thraugh Bury St.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £514, with 15 Edmunds, delivered at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 7.30 p.m
3cre& of glebe and residence, in the gift ()f Edwin Post Office.-Henry Palmer, sub-postmaster. Box cleared
James Johnstone esq. and held since 1854 by the Rev. at 6.20 p.m '
Mortan Shaw M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxford. There Wall Letter Boxes, near the Rectory, cleared at 6·30
is a Church Miasion RaIl,. in which .services are conducted p.m.; Blackthorpe, cleared at 6·45 p.m. & 6.20 a.m.
by the Rev. John Francis Vincent-Fernie RA. curate in sundays .
oharge.. Hare is alS() a dhapel used by the Plymouth National School (mixed), erected in 1875. with residence
Erethren. The Rougham. Working Men's. Clnb was for the master &; endowed with. £40 yearly; it will hold
built in 1894 by Edwin James Johnstone esq. Here 200 children; average attendance, 157; Walter Sage.
are six houses, erected by James Stiff esq. of Lam- master; Mrs. Walter Sage, infants' mistress
'Br()"WD: Oapt. R.N. The Rookery 'of Cornish- James, jun. farmer Moore Frederick, carpenter
·Johnstone E'dwin Jas. Rougham hall Culley William, bl:"ick maker Nice Frederick, sen. shopkeeper
Shaw Rev. Morton M.A. Rectory Drake WaIter, farmer Palmer Henry, grocer &; draper ,
Vincent-Fernie Rev. John Francis B.A. Eagle Charles John, farmer Palmer Joseph Leonard, farmer
(curate in charge) , Edgar Albert Edwd.farmer,King's hall Sturgeon Horace, beer retailer I

'White J()hn, Battlies • Edgar Fredk. Rchd.farmer,Kiln farm Thompson William, blacksmith'
I COMMERCIAL.' 1 Hales .TillS. sub estate agent t<> Edwin White John, land agent to Edwin J.
Arnold Samuel, beer retailer ~ J. Johnstone esq Johnstone esq "
"Barker Charles, shopkeeper Hunt George, shoe maker Working Men's Club (William How-
-clarke GeoTge, farmer Levett John, farmer f lett; sec) ,. . .
'Cornish Jas. Wm. Bennel; .Arms P.H Melton Charles, farmer' 1 , " , , " I
I,

B UMBURGB: is -a parish 'and village, 5 miles south- in Sept. r521t, and It list of the ,vicars lrom. 1559 to the
,east from Homersfield station Qn the Waveney Valley present day. The Wesleyan Methodists have a chapel.
'branch of the Great Eastern railway, 4 north~west from Tohe town lands consist of 47 acres, which, together with
Halesworth and 6 south from Bungay, in :the Northern other parish property, yield. about £68 yearly; these
·division of the county, Blylihing hundred, union and petty funds are applied to the repair of the church and coals
sessional division, Hales-worth county court district, rural for the poor. George Frederick Bea.umont esq. F.S.A.
deanery of Dunwich (north district), archdeaconry of of 'I'he Lawn, Coggeshall, Essex, i9 lord of the mano?
Suffolk and diocese ()f Norwich. The ch1lJl'ch of St. The chief landownerS' are Sir Hugh Edward Adair
'Miclhael is an old and curiously built edifice of flint, in bart. of Flixton Hall, Messrs. Alfred Barnes' and Frederick
-mixed styles, consisting of chancel, nave and south porch, Ling. The soil is clay, with subsoil of clay. The chief'
with a low western tower containing 5 bells: there are crops are whelllt, barley, beans and'turnips. The area i.
130 trittings. The register dates from the year 1559. 1,538 acres-, and the rateable yalue, 1£1,577 Ss.; the
'The living is a vicarage, oonllOlidated with that of South population in 1891 was 378. .
Elmham St. Miohael, joint net yearly value £65, in- Parish Clerk, George Blomfield.
eluding 66 acres of glebe, in the gift of the daughter of Post, ~elegraph &; Express Delivery Office. James
'-ihe late Rev. Percival Frost M.A. formerly vicar (1868- Cutts, SUb-postmaster. Letters arrive from HaIea-
17), and heldsin~ 1896 by <the Rev. William. Linton worth at 7.35 a.m. &; are dispatched at '5.35 p.m.
Wilson M.A. of S1;. John's College,' Cambridge, Postal orders axe issued here, but not paid. Tl!e
who resides in that part of Rumburgh village, which is nearest money. order office is . at Hah~sworth
within the parish of All Saints, South Elmham. Here Wall Letter Box, Rumburgh corner, cleared at 5 p.m
-was formerly a prio.ry of the Benedicbine. order, first A School Board of 5 members was formed 5th June, 1873,
founded by th~ m<lI).ks of Ijulme Abbey in 1064, ·as a. cell for the United DistriClt of Rumburgh &; St. Michael
to that house, and afterwards transferred by Stephen South Elmham; Samuel Calver, jun. Rumburgh, clerk
01' Alan., Earl of Richmond and iBretagne, to the abbey of t<> the board
St. Mary at York; it was dedicated 00 St. Michael and Board School, erected in :1:867, transferred to the Board in
St. Felix, and at the DissolutiQn was valued at £IO; the 1883 &; enlarged in 1894, for no children; average at-
tower rema.ins. In the church there is a list of the tenda.nce, 78; Timothy Edward Sibley, master •
Priors from 1064 to the dissolution under Cardinal Wolsey Assistant Overseer, George William G.reen . .
•
Wilson ReV'. WiIIiam Linton M.A.vicar Clarke Henry Alfred, farm bailiff to Littlewood James, farmer
of Rumburgh &; South Elmham St. Frederick Ling' esq Lurkins David, farmer
Michael Cutts J ames, tailor &; postmaster March Ellis, threshing machine propr
COMMERCIAL. Danby 'Charles. farmer Pearce William, farmer
Baker J-ames, blacksmith Fisher E'mily King (Mrs.), Buck P.H Reader lBenjamin, farmer
Baker iMary (Mrs. ),shopkeeper &; farmr Gardener Daniel, farmer Reeder George, shopkeeper &; farmer
Calver Charles, farmer Garrud James, carpenter &; joiner Runnacles Charles John,police constble
Calver Sam!. jun. farmer, Street farm Green 'Oakley John & Sons, coach Smith Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer
Cannell Benjamin, farmer builders &; implement makers Smith Frederick, shoe maker
Chambers Frederick, farmer Harrold William, farmer Twigg Henry, farmer
Chapman Frands Kendall. maltster Jordan George, farmer 'Weavers Clam (Mrs.), farmer
Olarke Henry, thatcher Lawn John, farmer Wyles John, farmer, Moat farm
BUSHBROOKE is a parish on the ea.st bank of the chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and an embattled
river Lark, I! miles north-east from Whelnetham station western tower containing 3 bells: the chapel in the south
()n <the Sudbury and Bury St. Edmunds railway and 3 aisle and the chancel contain several monuments of the
!!lOuth-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western Jermyns, aoo there ·are marble monuments to the Rush-
diwsion of t·hA county, Thingoe and 'l'ihedwastre petty brooke family ID the south aisle, and tablets to the Davers
sessional division, Thedwestry hundred, Thingoe union, and Moyle families : over the communion table is a stained
county court dis·trict of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery window: the pulpit and nave are richly decorated with
of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of iSudbury and diocese oak carvings·:there are 200 sittings. The registers date
of Ely. The church of St. Nicholas is a small building of from the year 1568. The living is a rectory, consolidated
stone and flint in the Early English style, consisting of with that of Bradfield St. George, net yearly value £412,
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. RUBHMERE .ST. ANDREW. 295
'With. 14 acres of glebel and residence. in. the gift of the where many old! manuscripts and paintings'.o' t.he early
:Marquess of Bri.tol, and held since 1884 by the Rev. masters are preserved: passing thl"ough thi,s apartmen~.
George FDanCis Turner M.A. of Trinity College, the drawing-room is reached where Queen Elizabeth held
Oxford, hon. canon of Ely and J.P. Suff. who resides her court in 1578, and it contains Bome of the furniture
:at Bradfield St. George: the Rev. Robert Gibson used at that time, which is in good preservation: adjoin-
::B.A.. rector of. Little Whelnetham, has been curate ing is the old Catholic chapel, now used as a· billiard 'room•
.since 1894. The almshouse here was rebuilt in near to which is the royal chest, where the richly em-
J.,70o., and en~owed by Thomas Lord Jm-myn for four poor broidered day and night dresses 'Of the Pretendel,' a~
!pEn"sons, who are allovl'ed 2S. per week, with a supply of preserved: the grand .staircase, leading to the Toyal and
£.ring yearly, arising from a yearly rent-charge on the. other bedrooms, is hung with tapestry: R. W. J. Rush-
family mansion of the Marquess of Bristol, :in St. James' brooke esq. is lord of tha manor and -chief- landowner•
.equare, London, and from land' in Bury St. Edmunds; the The soil is clay and chalk; subsoil, chalk and loam. The
-charity ia in the hands of two trustees, viz. : Rev. G. F. chief crops axe whea:t, oats' and barley.' The area is
'Turner M.A., J.P. k R. W. J. Rushbrooke esq. Here is a 1,051 acres of land and 12 of water; assessable value.
lake of 6 acres, used for boating, fishing and skating. £p;6; the population in 1891 was 136. j '''''.

Rushbrooke Hall, the seat of Robert Wyndham Jermyn Parish Clerk, Hem-y Parker. , .
Rushbrooke esq. i9 a splendid rooated mansion, standing Letten :through Bury St. Edmunds, wUllch is 1l1so the
in a well-wooded park of 150 acres; it forms three sides nearest money order &; telegraph. office, arrive at 8.30
l()f a quadrangle, the front facing the south; the east wing . a.m .
was built in the reign of King John; the west wing belongs Pilla~ Box, ~ar the ohurch, cl81U"6d at '5·45 .p.IJl.. week
fio the Elizab,ethan period; the entrance hall contains many days &; la.15 p.m. sundays
trophies of arms: in the ea.st wing are the dining-roOI~ The children of this pa.rish attend Little Wl;1elnetham.
and other a:partments: the library is in the- west wing, school . ,

Rushbrooke hall
I
'Rushbrooke Robert Wyndham Jermyn, Hensby Frank Spencer, farmer &; land-I El1smoor Thomas, farmer
owner. < Sturgeon Oath.(Mrs.),frmr.Green frm
~ USHFORD is· a pa.riSoh, formerly in Norfolk and Snffolk, but the portwn in the latter ~unty. has- been
annexed to Euston. . . .
.J1USHMERE (near Ipswich) is a small parish within the residence of Lord Nelson, when High Sheriff of
~he borough of Ipswich and f-armed out of that of Rush- Ipswich. Pa.rt of the house is over 200 years' old. Thll
'lDere St. Andrew, under the- Local Government Act of Ma:rquis of Bristol is lord oL the manor and principal
%894, is 2 miles from Westerfteld station on the Great landowner. The soil is mixed; 'Subsoil, gravel and
Eastern railway, 2~ east from Ipswich and 6 south-west olay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, bean. and
from 'Woodbridge, in the South Eastern division of the peas. The area i~ 661 acres; rateable value,. £2,461;
county, Ipswich petty sessional divi-sion and county court the population in 1891 was 252. There is a heath
district, Woodbridge union, 1'urol deanery of Carlford, here upon which Her ~Iajesty's troops stationed at Ipswich
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Pine- have an exercising ground, and the Ipswich Golf Club
fioft is the Tesidence of Luther Holden esq. J.P. and late has its links on the same heath. Here lIlso is a decoy
president of the Royal College of Surgeons.. The house is pond for wild ducks.
a -spacious modern mansion, and stands in -extensive' ".'. . .
grounds and gardens,planted with many varities of conifers Let-ters through IpSWIch. St. John's, "IpswlCh, IS the
and other choice trees, and is approached through a fine nearest money order &; telegraph office
avenue. The Roundwood, now the property and resi- The children of this place attend the school at Rushmer9
dence of Lieut.•Gen. Edward John McNair, was formerly . St. Andrew '. ". ~
Holden Lutlier J.P. Pinetoft Porter Richard, The Lawn Jay John Robert, farmer
Hutcheson Mrs. The Laurels COMMERCIAL.. King Benj. Spurling, farmer, Hall fnu
King- Benj. Spurling, Rushmere hall Balls Joseph, farmer, Bixley farm Mayse George, Brita.nnia. P.H •
:MeNair Lieut.-Gen. Edward John, Candler Charles, 'dealer' .• . Salmon Robert, Greyhound P.R
The Roundwood Dorling Jas. markt. gardnr.Heath frm ..
a
.:RUSHMERE (near Lowestoft) is parish and village' 17i9. cThe living is a rectory, net yoorly valU(~ 1134-
in a quiet valley, 31 miles south-west from Ca-rlton with residence and 6 acres of glebe, in the gift of Lord
tColville statitln on the Hecdes and Lowestoft branch 'of Boston lind Mrs'. F. W. Irby jointly, and held since 18cy.&
the Great Easte'l"n railway, 6 south from BeccleS' and 5 by the Rev. Lancelot Wm. Hale Andrews M.A. of Trinity
:south-west from Lowestoft; in the Northern division of College; Cambridge.. · Here..are sand-pits. The trusteeS
the county, MutfoTd 8nd Lothingland incorporation, petty of the late Richd. Hy. Reeve esq. of Lowestoft, are lords of
-sessional division and hundred, Lowestoft county court the manor. 'l'he principalland()wners are Edmund ¥. M.
district, rural deanery of Lothingland, archdeaconry of Barlow esq. Hy. Reeve esq. John Oldrin esq. of Beccles,
:Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. and Capt. Reeve R.N. of Lowestoft. The soil is loamy ~
Michael is an old building of flint with stone dressings, subsoil, sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley, roots
in the Early Decorated style, consisting of chancel, liave, llnd hay. The area. is 761 acres; rateable value, £705;'
south porch, and a round western tower with thatched the population in 1891 was 154.
roof containing 2 small bells: in one corner of the nave is a . .
deep and lofty recess for the banners and crosses formerly Letl:.er~ b~ foot. post through Lowestoft arrive at 9 a.m..
used in processions: the church was repaired in .18 46 , Kessmglan~ IS ~he neare-st money order &; telegraph
when oak' open seats were substituted for the pews: - office, :2) mile~ dIstant 'I' ,,'I, . .
C:here are 96 sittings. The register dates from the year The children at this place attend the school at Mutford ~
Andrews Rev. Lancelot William Hale Oldrin John, jun. agricultural machine Gouldby George, farmer AI; seed mercht
M.A.. Rectory owner &; farmer , . Wright George, farmer, Rushmere hall
Edwards Qharles, shopkeeper '. •
BoUSHMER;E ST.rANDREW (near Ipswich) is a desired that the "new steeple" should be "of like
~illage and parish, 2 miles from Westerfield station on fashion, bigness and workmanship with that of Tudden-
t,he Great Eastern railway, 2! from Ipswich and 6 south- ham:" the oSQuth doorway is Norman: the north aisle, a
west from 'woodbridge, in the South Eastern division of later addition, is separated from the nave by an arcade
~e county, Woodbridge petty sessional division and of two .arches springmg from one semi-Norma,n column;
union, Carlford hundred, Ipswich county court district, the eastern end of the aisle forms a vestry and organ
Tural dea.nery of Carlford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and chamber; the organ wag, erected in 1882; the
dioeese of Norwich. Under the provisions' of the" Local arrangement for the pulpit and reading-desk. con-
'Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 v:'ct. c. 73), that part sists partly of a dwarf stone screen, which separates
d the parish situate within the liberties of the borough the nave from the ohancel, by the side of which a separate
-of Ipswich was created a separate parish by the name prayer-desk and lectern are placed, and on a higher level
l()f "Rushmere" only, the remainder of the parish re- is fixed a desk for the pulpit; the front panel of thig
taining it9 former title, and that portion forming the part of the screen is adorned with a sculptured representa-.
lIlew parish of "Rushmere" has been transferred from tion in high relief of St. Andrew bringing his brother,
:the Woodbridge to the Ipswich union. The church of St. St. Peter, to Jesus: opposite, in the north wall, is a
.Andrew, rebuilt in 1861, is an edifice in the Early English carving of the "Ascension," erected in memory of the
,gtyle, consisting of chancel with north aisle, nave, aisles, Rev. John Edge Daniel: the open oak benches have the
:and an embattled western tower, with emblemJ of the finials of varying design. mostly of natural ~oliage-, and
Evangelists at the angles, and between these four pin- on the elbows are kneeling figures of angles, holding
nacles, and containing a clock and 6 bells: the tower, a scrolls or musical instruments, the two nearest the door
work of the early part of the 16th century, was erected bearing one a. re-presentation of the tower of the. church
from a bequest in 1521 by Catherine Cayde, widow, who and the other a model of the chancel, the respective gifts
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296 RUSHMERE ST• .ANDREW. SUFFOLK.

of Mrs. Cayde in 1520, and of the late Marquess of Bristol is mixed; subsoil, gravel and clay. The ohief crops
in 1861, and the arms of these donors, emblazoned on are whoot, harley, boons and peas. The area is 2,1841-
zinc, are let into the woodwork: the whole of the win- acres; rateable value, £2,400; the population in 189l..
dows are stain~d, two being memorials tl) Frederick was 416.
William, 2nd Marquess of Bristol, Patron and Benefactor,
d. Oct. 30, 1864: there are 250 sittings. The regis,ter Post Office.-William Bragg, sub-postmaster. Letters-
da~s from the year 1582. The living is a vicarage, gross through Ipswich arrive at 7 a.m. & I & 8.3 0 p.m.; dis-
net yearly value, including 36 -acreS' of glebe and resi- patched at IO·55 a.m. &; 1.15 &; ,8.3° p.m.; sundays,.
dence, £141, in the gift of the Marquess of Brigtl)l, and 9. 2 5 a.m. Postal orders are is'~ed here, but not paid~
held since 11891 by the Rev. Arthur Wollaston Gray M.A.of St. John's, Ipswich, is the nelllrest money order ~
St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Here is a Baptist chapel. telegraph office, 3 miles distant
The Marquess of Bristol is lord of the maIWr' of Rush- National School (mixed), built in 1846, and enlarged in.
mere Hall, and Oapt. E. G. Pretyman M.P. of Orwell 1894, has now accommodation for 140 children; aver-
Park, Lord De Saumarez, of Sbrubland Hall and R. L. age attendance, II6; William Francis, master; Mrs..
Everett esq. J.P. are the principal landowners. The soil Gl'rtrude Melnotte Francis, mistress
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Meller Major Alfred RA., J.P. (late Oooper Harry, market gardener
Chevallier Mrs. Rushmere cottage 3rd Bat. Norfolk Regt.), The Limes Cornish James, shoe maker
Dawson Alfred, Rushmere mills COMMERCIAL. Dawson Alfred, miller (wind &; steamt
Everett Robert Lacey J.P. The Villa Baker Henry, butcher Death W. blacksmith
Gray Rev. Arthur Wollaston M.A. Block Saml. farmr. The Lime Tree frm Fisk William, wheelwright
Vicarage Bragg William, shopkeeper, Post office Jordan ThQmas, iShopkeeper
Spooner Mrs. Rushmere lodge Brown William, Falcon P.H Skeet John Percy, farmer, Hill farm
SANTON DOWNHAM, see Downham.
SAPISTON is a parish and small village, on the west former vicar, 1840' The church affords 120 sItting-s:.
bank of an aflluent of the Little Ouse, and on the road to The register dates from the year 1680. The living is m
Thetford, closely adjoining Honington, 5 miles north- vicarage, net yearly value £II2, with 17 acres of glebe-
west from Barnham station, 5 west from Ingham station, at Wetherden, in the gift of the Dllke of Grafton K.G...
both on the Bury and Thetford section of the Great C.B. and held since 1888 by the Rev. Thomas Sing-Ietolll
Eastern railway, 3 north-by-west from b:worth, and 10 M.A., LL.D. of Trinity College, DubEn. The Duke 0'
north-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western Grafton KG., C.B. is lord of the manor and sole land-
division of the county, Blackbourn hundred and petty owner. The soil is mixed, principally heavy; subsoil,.
sessional division, Thetford union and county court dis- clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats,.
trict, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sud- beans, peas and roots. The area is 1,284 acres; rateable-
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Andrew is value, £922; the population in 1891 was 233.
an edifice of flint and rubble chiefly in the Perpendicular Sexton Edward Gaught
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch, with a fine ' .
Norman duorway, vestry and an embattled western tower Letters throug~ Bury St. Edmunds, by messenger, frour
containing 4 bells: the doorway and steps to the rood Ixworth, arrIve at 9 a.m. Wall Letter Box cleare<f
loft are well preserved; in the south wall of the sacrarium week d.ays at 5 p.m.; on sundaysl at 8,45 a.m. Ix-
is a piscina, and in the south wall of the nave a holy w~rth 1.13 the nearest money order & telegraph office, 3
water stoup; the font is Norman and has a carved oak nules dIstant
canopy; in 1887 a new pulpit and reredos of oak were Parochial School (mixed), erected by the Duke of Grafton
erected by the Rev. WaIter Spencer M.A. then vicar; in 1841, for 60 children; ave1'8ge attendance, 29; Miss>
there is a mural tablet to the Rev. Arthur Rogers, a Isabella. Page, mistress
Singleton Rev. Thomas M.A., LL.D. Gaught Sydney, hurdle maker Mortlock WestaIIJohn,farmr.Grove fI'illJ
Vicarage Gaught WaIter, shopkeeper Pulham William, grocer & draper k.
COMMERCIAL. Hale Arthur Witiam, miller, Sapiston beer :retailer
Balaam John, hurdle maker water mill (& steam) TippleJohn,shoe maker &; insurance agJi
Borley Clement, poultry dealer Johnson Edwd. Hy. farmr.Grange frm
GREAT SAXHAM: is a parig.h about 2 mileS' south net yearly value £205, with 15 acres of glebe ami
from Saxham station on the. Newmarket and residence, in the gitt o~ C. Morbey esq. and held since
Bury section of the Great Eastern railway and 1894 by the Rev. Arthur Keble Whit.a M.A. of Trinity
5 west-by-south from Bury St. Edmunds, in College, Cambridge. There are charities to the amount 0,"
the North Western division of the county, Thin- £25 10S.a year,arising from 12 acres in Whepstead parish..
goe and Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thin- land at Fornham, a house in Bury St. Edmunds, a. rent
goe hundred and union, Bury St. Edmunds county charge on Saxham estate of £3 IOS. and Stock left under
court d:strict, rural deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of the wills' of William &; Thomas Mills esqs. are distributed
Sudlmry and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Andrew, by the rector and churchwardens to the poor of th8"
an ancient flint structure in the Decorated style, situated parish. Saxham Hall, the property of Charles Morbey
in Sa:xham Park, consists of chancel, nave, vestry, organ esq. is now occupied by Frank Riley Smith esq.; the-
chapel, south porch and an embattled western tower con- mansion is situated in the mids~ of 31 fine park of 1401
taining 3 bells: there are memorial windows to Thomas acres, studded with trees and plantations, and em-
Mills esq. and Mrs. Mills, and all the windows of the bellished with lawns and terraces t31stefully planted;..
church are stained: there are also monumentS' with the west or principal entrance, is through a porticot-
brasses to the Eldred family: the entire fabric was over which are the family arms. C. Morbey esq. of'
thoroughly restored by Thomas R. MillS' esq. late patron, The Moat, Soham, is. lord of the manor and chief land-
and the Rev. Thomas Mills, recto,r from 1822, when a owner. The soil is mixed; the subsoil is clay. The-
vestry was added, the open timber roof of the nave again chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area. is
disclosed, the tower opened to the nave by an elegant 1,446 acres; assessable value, £1,500; the populatIon
stone arch, and four new windows placed in the nave in in 1891 was 189. ~
lieu of those taken out and embedded in the walls in Parish Clerk, William Sharpe.
1798: in the tower is a window containing fragments of Post Office.-William Holden Syer, snb-pastmaster:.
exquisitely painted glass, dating from 1550 to 1600, Letters from Bury St. Edmunds at 7.30 a.m.; dis-
brought over by the Mills family from If, dissolved abbey patched at 2.1'5 & 6.20 p.m.; 'sundays, 11 a.m. Postal!
in Germany at the latter part of the last century: the orders are issued here, but not paid. Barrow is the-
screen and choir desks are of plain wrought iron: the nearest money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant.
organ cost £300:> there are 230 sittings. The register Parochial School (mixed), for 60 children; average at-
dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, tendance, 30; Miss> Sarah Wilkinson, mistress

Smith Frank Riley, Saxham hall

I
White Rev. Arthur Keble M.A.Rectory Graham Henry James, farmer
Jillings Charles, farmer
jPorter Charles, White Horse P.H
SyerWm. Holden,wheelwright,Post o@
LITTLE SAXHAM: is a parish with a station one mile with stone dressings, and consists of chaneel, nan of three-
north from the village, on the Bury and Newmarket branch bays, south porch and a round embattled western tewer in.
of the Great Eastern railway, 3i miles west from Bury St. the Norman style containing 3 bells: in the ves~ry is ~
Edmunds and 79 from London, in the North Western divi- monument of marble to William, 1st and only baron Crofts-
sion of the county, Thingoe and Tbedwastre petty ses- of Saxham, who died in 1677, and whose family at tha•.
sional division, hundred and union of Thingoe, county time possessed the entire parish; there are several other-
court district of !Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of monuments: the Jacobean pulpit was restored in Nov_
Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. 18gI, at a cost of £45, as a memorial to the Rev. WilliaIDI
The church of St. Nicholas is an ancient building of flint I Hall, rector 1852-85: and. in 1899, a stained east window-

DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
was placed as a memorial to John Jillings esq.: there chief crops a.re wheat, barley and! turnips. The area is
are 120 sittings, 100 being free. The register dates from 1,317 acres; assessable value, [.1,287; and the population
the yeaI' 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly value in 1891 was 159.
£230, with 40 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of I Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7 a.m. &
the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1885 by the Rev.
Henry Ingate Kilner M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. There are charities of about ['15 yearly, which
are distributed by the rector and churchwardens. The
Marquess of Bristol, who is lord of the manor, and C. National School (mixed), for 40 children; average atten-
Morbey esq. of The Moat, Soham, are the principal land- . iance, 30; Mrs. Martha Annie Riseley, mistress
owners. The soil is good mixed; subsoil, clay. The Railway S.tation, Henry William Fletcher, station master
Kilner Rev. Henry Ingate M.A.Rectory I Jillings George, farmer, The Lodge I Jillings Octavius, farmer, Honey hill
SAXMUNDHAM is a well-built market town and
parish, head of a county court district, in the North
Eastern division of the comlty, Plomesgate union and
hundred, Blything petty sessional division, rural deanery
of Orford, archdeaconryof Suffolk and diocese of Norwich,
with a station on the Great Eastern railway and junction of
the Aldborough branch, 89 miles from London, 12 north-
east from Woodbridge, 7 west from Framlingham and
about 7 north-west from Aldborou~h: two well-wooded
hills rise on the east and west sides of the town, the
principal street of which runs north and south, on the road
from London to Yarmouth, and on the banks of a rivulet
which flows into the river .AIde. The town is lighted with
gas by a company; the water supply is obtained from
wells. The church of St. John the Baptist, standing on the
rise of a hill on the south-east side of the town, is of flint
with stone dressings, in the Decorated and Perpendicular
styles, consisting of chancel, nave with open roof, aisles
and an embattled western tower with pinnacles containing
6 bells: there are several monuments of the Long family
by Nollekens, and one by Sir R. Westmacott to the Right
Hon. Sir Charles Long G.C.B., P.C., F.RS. created baron
Farnborough 8 July, 1826, d. 17 Jan. 1838: the edifice
was thoroughly restored in 1873, at a cost of about [.2,000,
defrayed by voluntary contributions, and in 1880 a clock
striking upon the tenor bell was placed in the tower, given
by his family in memory o~ Samuel Flick, for many years
ehurchwarden; the stained east window was given by the
late James ~outh"l\'ell esq.; and the!e are memorial wi~-
dows to MaJor Long, erected by hls brother officers m
1873, and William Long esq. of Hurts Hall, besides others:
the stone reredos is a memorial to Mr. John Charles
Crampin: there are 460 sittings. The register dates from
the .year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
£188, with 29 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
of William Evelyn Long esq. and held since 1891 by
the Rev. George Frederick Richardson M.A. of Trinity
College, Cambridge, and surrogate. There is a Con·
goregational chapel, built in 1850, with 400 sittings, and a
Particular Baptist with 180 sittings. The Wesleyans hold
their services in the Juvenile Oddfellows' Hall, which seats
100. The Salvation Army have a hall seating 150. The
Loyal Fidelity Lodge of Oddfellows 1\1. U. is held at the
" Queen's Head" every alternate Monday: it numbers 450
financial and a few hon. members: a+tached to this lodge
is a juvenile lodge, numbering 185 members, which is held
at the Juvenile Oddfellows' Hall, Fairfield road, every
month. The Rational Sick and Burial Association has a
branch here, which meets at the Juvenile Oddfellows' Hall.
The Fire Brigade, established in January, 1875, has one
manual engine and all necessary appliances. Adjoining
the Bell hotel is a large room, known as "the Market
Hall" ; it is now in the hands of trustees, and is used
for public purposes. The market for grain is held on
Wednesdays; thtlre is also a large repository sale for
cattle on alternate Wednesdays, held oy Messrs. Flick
and Son, which, from its central position in the county,
is well attended. There were formerly two yearly fairs,
but both are now obsolete. Mrs. Crampin's charity con-
sists of £2,000 invested in stocks in the names of the
rector and churchwardens; the dividends are applied in
providing coals, blankets, clothing and money, to be dis-
tributed among the poor on the 31st of Dec. and 19th
of March. There are also several smaller bequests for
the repair of the church and use of the poor, amounting
to about £30 yearly. Hurts Hall, originally built in the
15th century, but entirely destroyed by fire in 1890, and
rebuilt in 1893, is now a mansion in the Elizabethan
style; it stands in a park of 200 acres, at the south end
of the town, and is the ·seat of William Evelyn Long esq.
J.P. lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
parish of Saxmundham contains 1,101 acres of land and
6 of water; rateable value, £6,495; the population in
1891 was 1,371.
Parish Clerk, William G. Orlord.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. R &;
Annuity &; Insurance Office John Wint, postmaster.
Letters arrive from all parts at 2 &; 8 a.m.; London &;
Ipswich, II.25 a.m.; .AIdeburgh &; Leiston, via Ipswich,
,
SAXMUNDHAM. 297
6.45 p.m.; sundays II.25 a.m. Letter Box cleared a\
6.45 a.m. &; 6.40 p.m. &; II.25 a.m. sundays. :Barrow
is the nearest money order\ &; telegraph office, 21 miles
distant
3 p.m.; London, Ipswich &; all parts, 6 p.m. Deli-
veries commence at 7, ,8.30 & 3.45 &; 6.15 p.m. Dis-
patches :-Dunwich, Westleton, Darsham, Peasenhall
&; Yoxford, 4.30 a.m.; .Aldeburgh, Leiston &; .AIdring-
ham, 4.30 a.m.; Knoddishall-Sternfield, by foot mes·
sengers, 6 a.m.; Rendham, Swe,fling, Bruisyard, Kel.
sale, Theberton, Benhall, Farnham, Stratford, Great
Glemham &; Snape, 6 a.m.; London, Ipswich &C. 9.15
a.m.; Rendham, Swefling, Kelsale, Benhall, Farnham,
Stratford, Great Glemnam &; local generally, 12 noon;-
London &; all parts, 12.15 p.m.; London &; Eastern
counties, 3.10 p.m.; London &;c. 4.45 p.m.; all Nor-
folk &; North &; Midland counties, 7.15 p.m.; London
&; all parts, IQ p.m. Rural letter carriers are dispatched
to Friston, Great Glemham, Benhall, Farnham &c.;
Knoddishall, Kensale, CarlOOn &;c.; Bruisyard, Rend-
ham &;c. at 6 a.m. returning about 7 p.m. The office
is open for telegraph business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. &:;
for money order business &; inland revenue stamps from
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sunday, for telegrams &; stamps. 8
to ID a.m
Parcels Post.-Parcels receivedl from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.;
delivered with letters
Post, M. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office, Statio:a
road.-Mrs. Elizabeth Dearing Harvey sub-postmis~
tress. Box cleared at 8.45 a.m. &; 12:5 & 9.$ p.m.
week days only
Wall Letter Boxes.-Railway station, cleared at 8.45 &
II.5 a.m. &; 12.10, 3.5, 7.15 &; 9.5 p.m. week days only;
North Entrance, cleared at 8,4° & II a.m. &; 12 noon &
3, 7 &; 9 p.m. week days only
OOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR BLYTHING PETTY
SESSIiONAL DIVISION.
The cha·ir is taken by the magistrates in rotation.
Stradbroke Earl of, Henham hall, Wangford
Blois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten bart. Cockfield halI~
Yoxford, Saxmundham
Babington Francis Evans esq. South lodge, Halesworth
Bence-Lambert Col. Guy Lennox, Thorington hall, Dars-
ham, Saxmundham
Borrett Thomas Percy esq. ,Saxmundham
Bonham Lieut.-Col. Harry WaIter Musgrave, Arthur's
club, London S W
Brooke John Kendall esq. M.A. Sibton park, Yoxford~
Saxmundham
Doughty Henry Montagu esq. Theberton haIl,Saxmundham
Edwards Henry Richard esq. Centre Cliffe lodge,Southwld-
Ewen Rev. John NQrris Frederiok M.A. ReydQn hall.
Wangford R.8.0
I Flick Robert esq. Theberton grange, Saxmundham
Garrett Frank esq. Aldringham house, Saxmundham
Garrett George Herbert, Sna,pe Bridge, Wickham Market.
Girling Thomas esq. Frostenden, Wang-ford RS.O
Holland Francis Egbei"t, Satis house, Yoxford
Huntingfield Lord, Heveningham hall, Yoxford
Levett-Scrivener Egerton Bagot R esq. Sibton abbey~
Yoxford, Saxmundham
Lomax Thomas esq. M.A., D.L. Grove park, Yoxford,
Saxmundham .
Long William Evelyn esq. Hurts hall, Saxmundham
Parry-Crooke Douglas esq. RA., D.L. Darsham house r
Saxmundham
Price Capt. Geo. Edward RN. Carlton hall, Saxmundham
Remnant Frederick Mander esq. The Grange, Wenhaston
Vernon-Wentworth Thomas Frederick Charles, Black·
heath, Friston, Saxmundham
Taylor Lieut.-Col. Frederick Hy. Red house, Wrentham.
The Chairman, for the time being, of the Plomesgate-
Rural District Council, is an ex-officio magistrate
Clerk to the Magistrates, Willett Ram, Halesworth
Petty sessions are held at the Market Hall every alternate
thurs. at 12.30 &; Halesworth every alternate thurs. The
following places, included in this petty sessional division,
are attached to this bench :-Aldringham, Benhall,
Kelsale-cum-Carlton, Darsha.ID, Farnham, Friston,
Hazlewood, Knodishall, Leiston, Middleton, Peasenhall,
Saxmundham, Sibton, Snape, Sternfield, Theberton.,
Westleton &; Yoxford
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. ; PUBLIC ,OFFICERS•. •

Com Hall; Sergeant' Joseph Baker, caretaker ,- Assistant OverSeer &; L Rate· 'Collector, Henry Sparrow,
County Court, held in the Market hall &; at Framlingham Albion street • . •
~very alternate month, His, Honor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot, Clerks to the Commissionllrs of Levels of Sudbourne.
judge; Richard Clarkson Mayhew, registrar &; high Drford &; Then, Caven &; Son _
bailiff. The parishes within the Framlingham & Sax- Clerk to the Conunissioners of Minsmere Level Drainage,
mundham county court district are :-Aldeburgh, Richard Clarkson Mayhew .. I

Aldringham-cum-Thorpe, Ashfield-cum-Thorpe, Athel- Inland Revenue, Austin Charles Hardy, 'Supervisor; Peter
ington, Badingham, Bedfield, Benhall, Brandeston, Bruis- Joseph Larkin, officer .
yard, Brundish, Cransford, Cretingham, Denllington, Medical Officer for S8iXIllundham District of Plomesgate
Debenham, Earl Soham, Easton, Farnham, Framling- Union, Henry Abdy Collins M.R.C.S.Eng. The Chantry
ham, Friston, Glemham Magna, Glemham Parva, Hazle·. Registrar of Births &; Deaths for Saxmundham Sub·diM-
'Wood,. Hoo, Horham, Kelsal.e-cum-Carlton, Kenton, trict, Rufus Rackham, Benhall
, Kettleburgh, KnodishalI, Laxfield~ Leiston, Lethering- ~. ., ., ,
ham, Monewden, Monk Soham, Parham, Rendham, PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of'Services.
Saxmundham, Saxtead, Snape, Southolt, Sternfield, St. John's Church, Rev. George Frederick Richardson
Stratford St. Andrew, Swefling, Tannington, Wilby, L 6
..,. reet or; I r a.m. CllI
...MA. .30 p.m. ; thurs.. 7 p.m
Worlingworth &; Winston . Congregational, Rev. J. ~arrett Brown, 10.45 a.m. &; 6.30
For Bankruptcy J'urisdiction this court is included in that p.ll.; t ues. 7.30 p.m •
of Ipswich, Frederick Messent, 3 6 Princes st. Ipswich, Particular Baptists, 10.45 a.m. &; 6 p.m ,
official receiver Wesleyan Methodists, IX a.m. &; 6 p.m "I • ~
Certified Bailiff, appointed under the "Law of Distress A School Board of 5 members was formed Jan. 12, 18 94;
,Amendment Act," John Martin, Framlingham John Fry esq. chairman; George Peskett, clerk to the
County Police Station, Daniel Scarfe, sergeant board &; attendance officer I
Fire Brigade, H. Sparrow, clerk to the Parish Council; , f

Frederick Flatman. chief -officer, &; 14 men , Schools.

·f
, Board (mixed & infants), built in la95, for 180 mixed &;
VOLTJNTEERS. • • ]108 infants; average attendance, ,141 mixed &; 56 in-

ut Volunteer Battalion, SUffolk Regiment (G Co. Sax- fants; WaIter George Fillmore, ~ster; .Miss Maul!
mundham &; FramIingham) (100 men), Lieut. 1 C. L. ~riffiths, .infant<S' mistress; Mis...· Minnie FillmoiOO,
Read, commanding~ Rev. G.' F. Richardson B.A. act- 3.ssistant mistress ., .
ing chaplain' J." ftailway Station, Horace George Wright, station maste1'
, . ,
l'BIVATB :RESIDENTS:' . , I' Cutting -& Sons,lbuilders& contractors
COMMJj:RCIA.~.. Dalby Job, butcher . I

Ashford MISS, Park cottage '. • Aldous Edward &; Son,' sbl>eing smiths Dale Philip, hair dresser &; tobacconist.
Brighton ·Mrs. Fairfield road • Alexander Alfd.Wm.shopkpr.Albion st Dale Sam, stone mason
Brown Rev. J.' Garrett· (Congre- Alexander Robert, coach builder Durrant Thomas &- Son, farmers, Hill
gati(mal), Milton house .!I1drews Walter,garoener, Fairfield rd farm, & coal, coke, lime &; ,gaIt mer~
Carter Mrs. High street.' t, Ashford I. &; J. Lim. ·cabinet manu- . chants, ·cartage agents to G~ E. By.
Oole Mrs. P. Navy cotta~e facturers, upholste-rers, decorators 0>.; heavy horses 'found for furni..
CoRins Henry .A.bdy (ct.$Col. Coni- &; general furnishers, m.odern &; an- ture, vans, Railway atati'On
manding 1St V.B. Suffolk, Regt.), tiqu8' furniture, china ~ valuers &; Easey George, saddler " . . ,
The Chantry agents to t~e Norwich Union Fire -& Ellis ArthurEdward, bazaar, tea
Cooper George, The Firs' Life office; establiS'hed 183'8 ~ . ' " , stores &i boot warehouse.. London
Cutting Ohapman, Station villa Auger Arthur Samuel·"y.R.C.V.S.L. house, High <street .
Filmore WaIter George, Churoh at' ,veterinary surgeon, Albion house Flatman Frederick,. ironmonger
Flick Misses, Laurel house ' Backhouse. Ebenezel!, .. whitesmith, Flick &; Son, aucliio~eers, land agents.
Flick Samuel' A. Bank house ' . .. T Chantry road 'd J' -... valuers &; insurance brokel's (,•
Foster George, Rosemoun1l Backhouse Mary Ann (Mrs.).Angel P.B Flick Rt. agt.· for Barclay &; Co.bnkra
Forster Miss; Fairfield Toad· 'Barolay , &; 'Co; Limited, bankers Forsdike James, Railway Refreshment
Franklin James, :z Clarks'onvillas (agency) (Robert.! Flick,. agent); Rooms P.H. (adjoining station)_
Hardy Austin ehas. Fairfield villa open daily 10 to 4; except wed. lO posting &; job master, carriages &i
Hartley Mrs to 6 &; sat. 10 to 1) l draw on head traps on the shortest notice '
Humphries John S. South entrance office, 54 Lombard 1ft. London E C Fry John (firm, Southwell &; Fry).
Hunt William, I Clark~on villa9 Baskett Harry John, farmer, Burnt solicitor & commissioner for oaths &i
J'ohnson Frederick, High street ' . House farm, agent for the Alliance Fire &; Life_
Jordan William, Lee villa, Fairfield rd Beatton David In. Bell family &; com- Reliance Mutual Life &; Ocean &
Long William Evelyn J.P. Hurts hall mercial hotel &; posting ,house; &; at General Accident Insurance C08o;
Lowe Arlhur, Old Bank house . Three Tuns hotel" Yodord clerk to Leiston-cum.SizewellUrban
Mannall Mrs. AIbion street Brighton &; Bartley; grocers, drapers District Council &; steward for th~
Mayhew Frederick George, The Elms . &; china. &; glass' warehouse manor of Aldeburgh ; res.Ivy cottage,
lMills Robert, High street ' Butcher William, beer mailer Benhall" ., , . [
Morsley Mrs. Albion street "~ Carter &; Son,: builders & contractors Gas Works (Sam Dale, m&ngr. &; sec)
Peskett George, Fairfield road Cattennole Samuel Ernest, supt. Gibbs Silas Modlin, draper, grocer &;
Pettett Thomas, Brook cottage' , Pearl Assurance Co. Gordon house provision merchant, High street
Porter Miss, Fairfield road Cavell -& Son, solicitars . Giblbs William Heury, builder .
Porter Mrs. I Granville villas Cavell Edm1md (firm, Cavell &; Son), Gissing Frederick, fishmonger
B.ackham John, Park view solicitoi." &; clerk to 'Commissioners of Gobbitt Henry" Sutton, family grocer.
Reynolds Mrs. Fairfield road sewers for Sudboume, Orlord &Iken agent ·for W. &; A. Gilbey, wine &;
Richardson Rev. IGeorge Frederlck Chilvers Arthur Jaxmy, baker,' South spirit merchants, draper, outfitter &;
M.A. (rector &; surrogate), Rectory entrance .) house furnisher, High street
Row William Benjamin, North lodge Churchyard Henry, farmer, Park farm Goldsmith Thos.fishmonger, Market pI
Ryder-Richardson John Charles M.A., Clarke Charles Edward, saddler Gooch Robert, butcher
M.B., B.O. The Beeches Coller R. &; Sons, corn, cake &; seed Gosling Ernest, coal merchant
Sawyer George, FairfieId road ' merchants (J.B. Durrant,. manager), Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &;
Scotchmer Richard A. Station road Railway station; head off. Norwich Orde,bankers,now Barclay &; Co.Lim
Sherwood Mrs. Benha villa Collins Henry Abdy M.R.C.S.Eng., Hall William Robert, pianist, 2 Gran-
Sparrow Henry, Al'bion street L.S.A. surgeon; medical officer &; ville villas
Steele John James, The Shrublands public vaccinator, Saxmundham dis- Hardy Austin Charles, supervisor of
Storey George, Fern house trict, Plomesgate union, TheChantry inland revenue
Storey Henry, Mill lane Cotton Jas. Sam!' Coach & Horses P.H Harvey Elizh. Dearing (Mrs.), grocer
Styles Henry John, Albion street O>unty Court (His Honor Hugh Eard- &; Post office, Station road
1.'hurlow Mrs. High street ley-Wilmot, judge; Richard OIark- Harvey J ames, cycle agent,High ,street
Towers Edward, Park house son Mayhew,registrar &; high bailiff) Hayward. Harry, plumber, gas, hot
Wade Miss, White house Crisp Edward, baker &; confectioner water &; bell fitter, painter, house
WaIler Mrs. Ivy house Crisp Henry Buxton, 'Printer, bookseI- decorator, paperhanger, ironmonger,
Waller William, Beech lawn ler, stationer &; news agent &; dealer paperhanging, lead, glass,oil & color
Watlingo Mrs. Fairfield Toad in artists' materials warehouseman &; artists' colorman &;
Wells Richard Elsworlhy, High street Cn1.mpton Thomas, fishmongoer mat~rial dealer. See advertisement
Willson Henry Rivers, South entrance Oullum Frederick, painter, Albion ho .
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Hayward Arthur, asseSsor of income court, clerk to commissioners, Mins- Sillett Lydia Theresa &i Mary (Misses),
tax, Market place- mere level &; clerk to CarlOOn trust . White Hart family &; commercial hotl
Holmes Charles, beer retailer, AIbion st Muttick' Johrr, pork butcher Smith W. H. &; Son, railway bookstall
Hovey WiDiam, Queen's Head P.H Oddfellows' (Manchester Unity) Loyal Smith Grace(Miss).-cnfctnr. Market pI
Howard Henry, baker Fidelity Lodge (Alfred Brady, sec.)... Smith Saml. boot maker, Chapel road •
HowaJ.'d William, shoe maker Qu~'s H e a d ' SneIl J ames, timber merchant
International Tea Company's Stores Orford William Golding, pork butcher Southgate John William, nurseryman,
Limited, High street, Overton Walter George, photographer, Fairfield road
.Johncock Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker High street Southwell &; Frl, solicitors
Jordan William, accountant Packard Harriett (Mrs.), pork butcher, Stephenson William, watch maker &;
.Juvenile Oddfellows' Hall, Fairfield rd ,AIbioll street tobacconist
Kendrick Martha (Miss), fancy repos Packard ltobert, farmer, Street faJ.'m Talbot &i Co. mineral water manufactrs
King Charles' &; William, basket-makrs Page Henry Skiklethorp, chemist; all Volunteer Battalion (1st) Suffolk Regi-
Larkin Peter Joseph, inland revenue photographic materials kept in ment (G. Company) (Lieut. C. L.
officer !ltock, High ,street Read, commanding; Rev. G. F.
Lawrance Henry &; Sons, mineral water Pallant Jesse, florist &; seedsman Riohardson B.A. acting chaplain
manufrs.;, &; at Yarmouth & Beccles PenravenAllan Frederick L.D.S.R.C.S. Waller Henry & Sons, wine, spirit &;
Lee Waiter (from the Army & . Navy Eng. dentist, High street corn merchants '
Stores, London)" blender ''Of high Peskett George, clerk to school board Waller Robert &:. Willi~m, millerS (Wind
class Turkish, Egyptian &; Virginia &; attendance officer &; steam) .
tobaccos &; cigarette manufacturer, Poll Jonas Clement Philip, butcher· Waterman Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer &0
I South entrance . Poole William Alfred, manager to Watlin~ William, bricklayer
London &; Provincial Bank. Limited S. M. Gibbs, Station road Wells W. & Son, general &; furnishing
-, (sub-branch form Halesworth) (F. Price Elizabeth P. (Miss), milliner ironmongers, oil &; color merchants,
A. Tipple, man.); open on wednes~ Rational Sick &; Burial Association bellhangers, stove & range fitters,
l'- days from'r to 5 p.m. ; dl"aW on head' (Samuel Reev-e, agent) locksmiths; gasfitters, braziers, tin-
. ~ffice, 7 Bank buildings E C &; Glyn, Reeve William. hair dresser &; fancy men &c.; agents for all kinds of
Mills &i Co. London E C , '.' 'repository, High street agricultural implements, High st
Lowe Fredk.baker &; oconfectnr.High st Reeve William Hastings, photographer Wells Edith (Miss), ladies' lichool, The
iMarkwell Ezekiel,basket ma.&; tobaccst Bigby Thomas, -supt. Prudential In- Red house .
.Martin Eliz.a· (Mrs.), fly proprietor, ,surance Co. Pine villa ' WeltoD, Charles, shoeing & genl.smith,
Albion street· L ._ now William &; Son, maltsters, spirit, who. &; retail coal mer. Church str~t
Mayhew &. Sons, solicitors & agents for corn,. coal,. seed, hops, lime, lath, Wint. Joh~, postmaster ..
the Atlas Insurance Co. ; t&; at Fram· cement, ,house salt, cake, nitrate of Woodard Lewis J ames. Qutfitter & boot
lingham k Aldeburgh soda &; artificial manure merchants; &; ,shoe war.ehouse .
Mayhew FrederickGeorge, 4lo~citor, agents for Thorley's feeding cake &; Woomough Samuel, chimney sweeper,
. commissioner for oaths, clerk to Qul- Long John's celebrated "Dew of Bigsbys -corner ..
ton &:. Kessingland levels &; agent for Ben-Nevis" whisky Wooltofton Robt. Woods, watch maker
'" the .Alliance F~ &. Life (firm., May- Byder~Richal'dson John Charles M.A., Wright Coppoek .Alexander, musical
~' hew 'It 180ns)., .'.'~ . (l"'\' ' " :M.B., B.C.Cantab. physicia.n. &f oSur- instrument dealer &; teacher'of vio-
Mayhew Richard Clarkson(Lowestoft), goon, The Beeches lin; string band provided for par-
&olicitor, registrar & high bailiff Saxmundham Fire Brigade (Frederick ties &c. High street et r ~
Framlingham &Saxmundham county Flatman, chief officer) Wright Rorace George, station maste.r
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SAXTEAD is a parish and'Vlllage 3 miles north-west College, who hold the manor, and the trustee~'of Sir
from Framlingham terminal' station on 6 branch from Robert Hitcham, are the principal landowners. The soil
Wickham "Market on the Great Eastern railway, in the is clayey; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat.
North Eastern division of th& county, Hoxne hundred roots, baJ.'ley and hay. The parish contains an area of
and unQon, Framlingharn petty sessional division, Fram- 1..202 acres, including the hamlet of Saxtead Green, 1:
lingham and Saxmundham county court district, rural mile south; assessable value, £943; the population in
deanery \ o~ Loes, archdeaeonry of Suffolk and diocese of 1.891 was 3 5 2 . . . .
Norwich. The church 'of All Saints is a Gothic building Sexton, Philip Bloomfield.
cf stone,. consisting of chancel,- ,nave,. south porch inlaid .
Post Office. John Oattermole, sub-postmaster. Letters
with flint and a belfry containing ~ne bell: there are 130 received through Fra'mlingham R.S.O. arrive at 5.5
eittings. The register dates from the year 1560. The a.m. ; dispatched at 7.50 p.m. including sunday. Postal
living is a. rectory, annexed 10 Framlingham, joint orders are is-sued here, but not paid. Dennington is
Det yearly. value £9°0,. with. 70 acres of glebe and the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 3 miles dist
residence, in the gift of the Master, ~nd. Fellows of l?illar Letter Box, near. :Blacksmiths, cleared at 6 p.m. ;
Pembroke Colle6e, Oambtidge, and held ,since 1885 by sundays, 9 a.m
the Rev.· J ames Holme Pilkington M.A. formerly
fellow of ttIat. college, and 8ulTOgate. who resides School (mixed), erected in 1879, by the Hitcham trUll-
at Framlingham; the Rev. John Barham .RA. of St. tees, at a cost of £300, for 50 children; average at-
John'.s Co.}lege, Cambridge, ·has been curate in charge' tendance, 38; Miss Fanny Coulson, Inistre!ls
t!ince Dec. 1889. The Master and Fellows of Pemhroke Carrier to Ipswich. William Read, tues. & fri
. . .

Barham Rev. John B.A. (curate in Berry Robt.. blacksmith & beet tetlr
chaJ.'ge) _. . Breese James, fa,rmer, Church farm
&; farm bailiff to Samuel Green Car-
COMMERCIAL.
ley esq. of Framlingham
Abbot Charles, farmer, Ivy house Bullingham John, cattle dealer
Abbot George, Volunteer inn
< Cattermole John, shoe maker &; shop_
Aldred Alfd. miller (wind &; steam), keeper, Post office
&; farmer ' Davy Thomas James, drapea- &; grcr
Ashford John, cooper &; ·carpenter Gardner Henry, farmer
Brady Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Harve}" .J ames, farmer, Manor farm
White House- farm. Howard J ames. farmer
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a
SEMER'is ,parish and village, on the river Brett, 3
miles north-west from Hadleigh terminal station on a
1Jmnch from Bentley on the Oolchester and Ipswich sec-
tign, and 6 south-east from Lavenham station on Bury
and Sudbury nne of the Great Eastern railway, in the
Southern division of the county, Cosrord hundred and
union, Hadleigh petty sessional division and county court
district, roral deanery of H'lldleigh, archdeaconry of Snd-
bury and diocese of ~ly. The church of Ail Saints is a
Decorated structure of flints with stone dressings, and
'COnsists of a. chancel, nave, vestry, south porch and an
~mbattled western tower containing 3 bells: in 1873 the
()hancel was rebuilt, paved with encaustic tiles, and
seated with oak benches with carved ends; at the same
Maidwell Herbert, farmer'
Mayhew J ames, farmer
Packard Walter John, faJ.'IDer
Perry RichaJ.'d, faJ.'IDer
Potkin Goorge, pig dealer
Reeve Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Reeve Wm. shoemaker &; shopkeeper
RopeI' Henry, farmer
Wahtling Walte.t-, pig dealer
Wightman Samuel, farmer
•
,
time a vestry and oak pulpit were added and the general
f3lbric of the church restored at a cost of over £1,000;
the church was repewed in 1-843, and in 1899 was in~
ternally improved and r6seated and the south porch re-
built, under the direction of Mr. J. S. Corder, architect,
of Ipswich, when a. new organ and new lamps were pre-
sented by G. A. Bear esq.: the church has 150 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1713. The living is a
rectory, net income £345, with 67 acres of glebe and
residence, formerly the m81lor house, in the gift of and
held since 1897 by the Rev. Algernon Charles Stafford
O'Brien, of St. Bees. The cllarities amount to 40s.
yearly, which sum is distributed in bread to the poor ot
the parish on St. John's day. Semer Lodge, the seat of
 300 SEMER. SUFFOLK.
Mrs. Archer, is a small substantial residence. The prin- Post Office.-Mrs. Maria Fredericks, sub-postmistress.
cipal landowners are the trustees of the late Rev. Charles Letters through Ipswich at 5.40 a.m.; delivered at 7
Russell Cooke, and the late Rev. George Cooke, the Rev. a.m.; dispatched at 11.30 a.m. & 8 p.m. Postal orders
Francis John Eld M.A. rector of Polstead, Essex, and are issued here, but not paid. Bildeston, 3 miles dis-,
Mrs. Archer, of Semer Lodge. The soil is mixed; sub- tant, is the nearest money order & telegraph office
soil consists of stone, sand, gravel and clay. The chief The Workhouse for Cosford UIfion, standing on rising
crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,235 acres of ground, is a plain brick building, erected in 1780, at a
land and 7 of water; assessable value, £1,157; the popu- cost of about £8,000, & will hold 400: for particulars.
lation in 1891 was 305 in the civil and 344 in the eccle- of umon see Hadleigh; Harry Preston Riches, master
siastical parish, including u6 officers and inmates in
the Cosford workhouse. A School Board of 5 members was formed May 7, 18 97;
Parish Clerk and Sexton, Millison Green. W. S. Coe, clerk to the board
By Local Government Board Order 16,469, March 25, Board School (mixed), opened in Feb. 1899, for 36 child-
1885, detached parts of Semer were annexed to What- ren ; average attendance, 35; Miss Charlotte .ilIum.
field, and by the .game Order parts of the latter parish mistress
were added to the former.
Archer Mrs. Semer lodge Coe William Samuel, farmer & clerk Gage John, farmer, Common farm
O'Brien Rev. .Algernon Charles Staf- to school board, Dairy farm Martin Jsph. Luckey, frmr. The Hall
Earl Stratbroke, Hill farm Death Jahez, whlwrght. & blacksmith Thurman Robert-, farmer
SHADINGFIELD is a parish and village, on the Reydon Hall, Miles Barne esg. of Sotterley Park, Sir
road from Beccles to Ipswich, 3 miles east from Bramp- Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Blois bart. of Cockfield Hall.
ton station, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the the Rev. George Ayton Whitaker M.A. of Henstead 1"00-
Great Eastern railway, and 4! south !Tom Becc1es, in tory, and'the Earl of Stradbroke, are the principal land-
the Northern division of the county, Beccles petty owners. The soil is generally heavy; subsoil, clay. Th6'
sessional division, Wangfocd hundred and union, Beccles chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, clover and roots.
and Bunglly county court district, rural deanery of The area is 1,400 acres; assessable value, £964; th6'
Wangford, archdeaconry I()f Suffolk. and diocese of Nor- population in 1891 was 159.
wich. The church of St. .Tohn -the Baptist is an ancient Parish Clerk, Arthur Goddard.
building of flint, in the Early English style, consisting Post Office.-Thomas Edward Lewis, sub-postmastell.
of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western Letters arrive from Wangford R.S.O. at 6.15 a.m.. ;
tower containing Qne bell: the chancel retains a, piscina: dispatched at 7. 25 p.m. Postal orders are issued here.
the pulpit was erected in 18 41, and the east window was but not cashed. Beccles is the nearest money order
restored at the same time: there are 120 .sittings. The & telegraph office, 4 miles distant
register dates from the year. 1539. The living is a rec- A School Board of 5 mem1bers was formed compulsorily
tory, net yearly value £162, with 7! acres of glebe, in the 26th January, 1881', Frank Peskett, Lowestoft, clerk flOo
gift of Mrs. Barnes, and held Slllce 1896 by the Rev.
Francis Barnes M.A. of St. Catherine's College, Gam- the board; Alfred William Cady, Lodge farm, attend-
'bridge. Shadingfield Hall, the residence of Edward EIlis ance officer ,
esg. is a large mansion of white brick with well-wooded Board School (mixed), erected in 1882, st a cost of
grounds. The trustees of the late John Lewis Garden £373, for 50 children; average attendance, 36 ; Mrs_
esg. of Redisham Hall, Ringsfield, who are lords of the Alice Andrews, mistress
manor, the Rev. John Norris Frederick Ewen M.A. of Gtrriel'S pass through to BeccIes &; Halesworth
Barnes Rev. Francis M.A. (rector) Andrews Stephen John, farmer, Turn- Martin Rohert D. miller (wind
Ellis Edward, Shadingfield hall pike farm steam) & millwright
Harvey Spencer Phillip Shaw, Shad- Brewster Edmund, frmr.WestEnd frm Oakes Phillip, shopkeeper
ingfield house Cady Alfd. Wm. farmer, Lodge farm Rant Philip H. miller (wind)
COMMERCIAL. Frost Wm. Fras. frmr. Church farm Sims Benjamin Fisher, farmer
Alexander Edward, farm bailiff to Hunt WiIliam, farmer, Park farm Wells Alfred, farmer, Hall farm
Earl Stratbroke, Hill farm Lewis Thos. Edwd. woodman, Post off
SHELLAND is a parish, 3! miles west-north-west William Bussell D.D. vice-principal and fellow of Brase-
from Stowmarket station on the main line of the Great nose College, Oxford, rector of Sizeland, .i~orfolk, and vicar
Eastern railway, in the North Western division of the of Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire; the Rev. Joseph Han-
county, Stow hundred and union, and in the Stowmarket cox, vicar of Great Finborough, is in charge, and th6'
petty sessional division and county court district. Rev. William H. Hinder, rector of Stanfield, also officiates
The church of King Charles the Martyr is a small build- here. Capt. Brown R.N. of The Rookery, Rougham,
ing of flint and white brick in the Pointed style, and is the Rev. F. W. Bussell D.D. and the trustees of the Iat6'
supposed, from a date over the east window, to have been Capt. John Garnham are the clllef landowners. The soil
rebuilt in 1767; it consists of chancel, vestry, nave, south is mixed clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat,
porch and a turret containing one bell: there are 80 sit- turnips and pasture. The area is 540 acres; assessable-
tings; there is an ancient font, and the communion plate value, £298; the population in 1891 was 90.
dates from 1777: services are held on alternate Sundays. Parish Clerk, Robert A.rmstrong
The register dates from the year 1721. The living, until Letters received at 9 a.m. through Woolpit, which is
recently a donative, is now a private chaplaincy, exempt the nearest m\Jney order & telegraph office
from Episcopal jurisdiction, in the gift of Francis Bradley The children of this place attend Onehouse &; Great Fin-
Bradley-Birt esq. and held since 1898 by the Rev. Fredk. borough schools
(Marked thus * .ghould have letters Lester Fredk. farmer, Shelland hall Roper Robert, farmer, Slough
addressed Shelland, Stowmarket.) *Mothersole In. blacksmith & farmer Symonds Arthur, frmr. RockyUs hall
*Jewers John, farmer
SHELLY (or Shelley) is a parish and village, 3 miles fine bench ends still remain, and also the base of the-
south from Hadleigh terminal station and 3 -south-west rood screen: in the nave is a monument of the Tilney
from Raydon station on the Hadleigh branch of the famoily, bearing the date 1598: during the Jears 1882
Great Esstern railway, in the South Eastern division of and 1883 the church was restored at a, cost of about
the county, hundred, petty sessional division and union £380; the old pews were removed and replaced with
of Samford, county court district of Hadleigh, rural dean- solid oak benches, the fronts facing the chancel being
ery of Samfiord, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of filled in with the old linen fold pattern panels; the
Norwich. The river Brett, which is not navigable, has benches in the chancel retain the figures of griffins sup-
its rise st Brettenham, and flows through the village. porting shields bearing the arms of the Tilney family, and
The church of .All Saints is an ancient structure of rubble have a-Iso old oak poppy heads: the restoration was chiefly
in the Early English style, consisting of chancel with due to the Misses Taylor, of Shelly Hall, who collected the-
chapel on the north side, nave, south aisle, porch and greater paort of the subscriptions. The register of bap-
tower on north side containing 5 bells, and having a tisms dates from the year 1790; marriages, 17.'+;
good entrance t.hrough the base, angular buttresses and burials, 1747. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value-
two lights in the upper stage: most of the windows in £40, with 40 acres of glebe, in the gift of James Winter
the chancel have been stopped up: the east window is Brittain esg. of Gifford's Hall, Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk,
Perpendicular: in the north wall of the chancel are the and held since 1899 by the Rev. Joseph Calvert B.A. ol
rem-ains of an old tomb bearing no date, and in the Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, who is also vicar of
chancel a sort of high pew with a canopy of wood of late and resides at Holt-on St. Mary. The principal land-
date, but with good panelling: in the chapel, which IS owners are J. W. Brittain esg. of Gifford's Hall, Stoke-by-
very Late, are some Elizabethan monuments: some ver;y Nayland, and Mrs. Arnold. The soil is clay; subsoi~
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gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley and tnrnips.
The area is 912 acres of land and 4 of water; rateable
I patched at 6 p.m. on week daY'!! only. Postal orders
are issued here, but not paid. The nearest money
value, £794; the population in 1891 was 91. order office is at Raydon, &; telegraph office at Had~
Post Office. John Snell, sub-postmaster. Letters leigh, 3 miles distant
through Hadleigh R.S.O. arrive at 7.30 "a.m. &; dis- The children of the place attend the school at Layham
•
Norman Miss, Shelly house IKeeble William Frederick, farmer'IMudd Mrs. Mary Campbell, farmer,
'Tayler Mrs. Annie, frmr. Shelly hall Priory &; Ivy Tree farms Dairy farm
•
SHIMPLING (otherwise Shimplingthorne) is a Durham. Chadacre Hall, the property of John George
parish and village, 3 miles west-north-west from Weiler-Poley esq. J.P. and residence of 0:>1. Lawrence
.field ,station and 4! miles west-north-west from Heyworth, is a modern mansion, situated in a park of
Lavenham station on the Bury and Colchester section 95 acres, within half a mile of the village. Thorne Court,
.of the Great Eastern railway, 71 north from Sudbury, the residence of Frederick John Methold esq. J.P.,
.and 7l south from Bury St. Edmunds, in the Southern F.S.A. is a mansion half a mile from the village. The
division of the county, Babergh hundred, Melford petty principal landowners are J. G. Weller-Poley esq. of
sessional division, Sudbury union and county court Boxted Hall, Edward Starkie Bence esq. F. J. Methold
district, rural deanery of Lavenham, arehdeaconry of esq. the Crown, and the trusteeA of Melford Hospital.
:Sudbury and driocese of Ely. The church of St. George H. E. P,aine esq. of CheI'ltsey, Surrey, is lord of the manor.
is an edifice in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The area is 2,697
nave, south aisle, south porch and an embattled western acres of land and 5 of water; assessable value, £1,601;
tower containing 5 bells: there is a piscina in the the population in 1891 was 464.
.chancel, and another in the south aisle: a memorial Post Office.-George Albert Bruce, jun. sub-postmaster.
window was erected in 1863 ,by :Miss Helen Hallifax to Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 8.20
her sister Maria, and in 1871 an organ was presented to a.m.; dispatched at 5 p.m. Postal orders are issued
the ehurch by the same lady: in the south aisle is a here, but not paid. Cockfield is the nearest money
handsome marble monument to Thomas Hallifax esq. order &; telegraph office, 4 miles distant
of Chadacre Hall, d. 1850, and a memorial wondow Wail Letter Box, Mill Hill, cleared 7.10 a.m. &; 4.30 p.m.;
to Miss Helen Hallifax, d. 1878: the church was sundays, 7.10 a.m
thorougWy restored and re-seated in 1868, at a cost of In the village is a Day &; Sunda,y school, built in 1841
.£1,863, and a window added in the west tower by the &; endowed by the late Thomas Hallifax esq. &; after~
present rector, in memory of his father; there are 300 wards enlarged in 1871, by his sister, the late Miss
sittings, 129 being free: in the churchyard is a large Helen Ha.llifax, who also increased the endowment,
.mausoleum of the Hallifax family. The register dates it will hold 100 children; average attendance,98; Chas.
from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly John Wells, master; Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, mistress
-value £500, with 84 acres of glebe and residence, in the Carriers. James Rampling, to Bury, wed. &; sat.; &; to
,gift of Mrs. Lawson, and held since 1896 by the Rev. Sudbury, thurs.; Henry Hale, to Sudbury, thurs. &;
William Dickinson Lawson L.Th. of University College, Bury, wed
'(Marked thus * Postal address, Cock- Bruce George, sen. blacksmith Ince In. Cawston, carpenter &; farmr
. field, Bury.) *Claxton John Thomas, gardener to *Johnson Charles Andrew, incubator
.Heyworth CoL Lawrence J.P. Chad- F. J. Methold esq. Gardener's cot- manufacturer
acre hall tage, Thorne court *Land George, farm bailiff to Fredk.
Lawson Rev. William Dickinson L. Th. Coison Arthur, farmer J. Methold esq. Thorne Court frm
Rectory Cook Oharles, farmer, Midway farm Rampling James, farmer, poultry dlr.
"*Methold Frederick John J.P., F.S.A. Debenham Charles Alfred, farmer miller (wind &; steam) &; carrier
Thorne court Debenham Geo. farmer, Gifford's hall Rands- Arthur, Bush P.H
COMMERCIAL. Harvey Herbert, farmer Smith John, farmer, Mount farm
Brand Thoma·s Purkiss, farmer, Hoggar Spenser, shopkeeper Strutt WaIter, farmer
Shimpling hall Honeywood Fred, farmer, Clock House Wells John, scholmaster & clerk to
Bruce George A. jun. shopkeeper & farm Parish Council
beer retailer, Post office Ince John, jnn. car~nter, Red house
SHIPMEADOW is a parish and village in the vale fit of the poor by F. Wormall in 1709. The union house
I(){ the navigable Waveney, on the borders of Norfolk., 3 for the hundred of Wangford in this parish is an ex-
miles east from Bungay station on the Wymondham tensive building holding about 350; lihe chapel, erected
and Beccles branch and 3 west from Beccles station on in the grounds in the year 1866, at a cost of about
tlle Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern £600, from designs by the late G. E. Street R.A.
railway, in the Northern division of the county, Beceles is a. red brick building with apse and three stained
petty sessional division, Wangford hundred and union, windows, and is seated throughout with open benches:
J3eccles and Bungay county court district, rura] deanery a cemetery was consecrated in lihe same year. For
of Wangford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and rliocese of particulars of union see Beccles. The Rev. Robert Alfred
Norwich. The church of St. Bartholomew is a building John Suckling, of St. Alban's Clergy House, Holborn,
()f flint and stone, in the Decorated style, and consists of London, is lord of the manor. The principal landowner
.chancel, nave, n()rth porch and a. western tower, with is William Frands, and there are numerous small pro-
pinnacles, containing one bell: the church was prietors. The soil is mixed; subsoil, sandy. The chief
'thoroughly repaired in 1856, when the old thatched roof crops are wheat, turnips and peas. The area is 819
was remGved, a high-pitched slated roof substituted and acres; assessable value, £681; the population in 1891
+the interior entirely reseated with open oak benches: in was 223, including officers and inmates of Wangford
t899 the roof was repaired and tiles substituted for slates: union workhouse.
'ithere are sittings for 120. The register dates from the Sexton, George Poll.
-y.ear 1561. The living is a discharged rectory, net yearly Post Office.-Samuel Howlett, sub-postmaster. Letters
'value £145, with 27 acres of glebe and !8sidence, in the are received through Beceles & arrive about 8 a.m.;
'gift of the Rev. Robert Alfred John Suckling, vicar of St. dispatched at 5.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued
Alban's, Holborn, London, and held since 1894 by the Rev. here, but not paid. The nearest money order &
Jas. Halliburton Young M.A. of Trinity College, Cam- telegraph office is at Beccles, 3 miles distant
'b.ridge. A yearly rent-charge of 10S. was left for the bene- The children of this place attend the school at Barsham
Young Rev. James Halliburlon M.A. Francis William, farmer, Manor farm Peck George, farmer
Rectory Howlett Oharles, carpenter Waters John, farmer
'Clutten George, farmer, Church farm HGwlett Saml. shopkeeper, Post office IWilS'On Robert, farmer, Nunnery farm
"'Daniels J oseph, farmer Oldring Alfred John, farmer "
SHOTLEY is a parish and scattered village, at the sengers can embark for Harwich, Felixstowe &c. The
"termination of the peninsula formed by the estuaries of church of St. Mary is a large edifice of stone standing
lthe Orwell and Stour, opposite Harwich, 9 miles south- on an eminence, and consists of chancel, n3ve with
least from Ipswieh and about I! from Harwich, across clerestory, aisles and a south porch: the prevailing style
'from the "Bristol Arms," or Shotley Gate, whence ferry is Decorated, but the clerestory is a fine specimen
'boats ply to and from Harwich, in the South Eastern of 'Perpendicular work: there are 200 sitting-so The
,division of the county, Samford hundred, petty se>isional register dates £rom the year 1567. The hving- is a
,division and union, Ipswich county court district, rural rectory, net yearly value £380, with 54 acres of glebe and
-deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese residence, in the gift of the Marqness of Bristol, and held
·of Norwich. A fortification, mounting 14 heavy Arm- since 1866 by the Rev. John Frederic Arthur Hervey M.A.
strong guns, commands the entrance of Harwich har- of Trinity College, Cambridge. Here is a Primitive
bour. A. pier was opened in 1894, from which pas- Methodist chapeL The poor have the proceeds of five
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acres of land, left by Andrew Barfoot in 159l" and now I a.m. &; 4·45 p.m.;, sundays, 7.45 a.m. &, Netherhall.
(1900) let in allotments for £6 9S. yearly. Two cottages, cleared 4.30 p.m.; sundays, I I a.m
for two aged couples, were erected by subscription on National School (mixed &; infants), erected in 1853, for
land given by C. W. Berners esq. t-o commemorate the 50 children. since enlarged to hold 170 children;
Queen's Diamond Jubilee, 1897. Here are extensive brick average attendance, 140; the site of half an acre &;
and tile works. The Marquess of Bristol, who is lord of a donation of £50 towards its erection was given
the manor of Overhall-with-Netherhall, and Chas. Hugh by the Marquess of Bristol; William Minter Fiske,
Berners esq. of Woolverstone Park, are the principal land- master; Mrs. C. Lucas, infants' mistress
owners. The soil is various; subsoil, various. The chief H.M.S." GANGES n. (training ship; 3594 tons)
crops are wheat and barley. The area is 2,042 acres of Is' now stationed off Shotley Gate, and a hospital for the
land, 664 of tidal water and 416 of foreshore; rateable boys is in course of erection near by.
value, £2,614; the population in 1891 was 580. Commander, WaIter V. Anson
Parish Clerk, Frederick Rands. Chaplain &; Naval Instructor, Rev. Hugh K. Moore B.A
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Staff-Surgeon, Edward Henry Meaden L.R.C.P.Lond
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office. Frederick Staff-Pa)'master, Cyril H. Jones
David Crapnell, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive at 7.15 Carriers to &; from Ipswich.-Frederick Henry Bear.
a.m. &; 3.5 p.m. &; are dispatched at 6.10 p.m. to tues. wed. fri., &; sat. &; James Coulson, mono tues.
Ipswich thurs. &; sat
Wall Letter Boxes. Near the Boot inn, cleared at 6.25 Water Conveyance.-Ferry boats to &; from Harwich
p.m.; sundays, Il.40 a.m.; near Church, cleared 7.4~ &; Parkeston, from the ~ Bristol Arms'
A.lderton Mrs. Shotley hall Bear Fredk. Henry, grocer & carrier Hempson John, farmer, Hill house
llervey Rev. John Frederic Arthur Ohapman John, bailiff for WaIter Lomax George William, shopkeeper
M.A. Rectory Wrinch esq Packard Horace William, farmer
L-ocke William Robarts, Red house Coulson James, carrier Sparrow John, Bristol Arms P.H. &;
Meaden Edward Henry M.R.C.S.E'ng., Crapnell Frederick David, carpenter, ferry boat owner to Harwich &;
L.R.e.P.Land'. (Staff-Surg. H.M.S. Post office Parkeston
Ganges) Gibbons Edward O. manufacturer of Wright John, beer retailer &; boot
Pulford Mrs. Mount Pleasant red bricks, tiles, pipes, chimney maker
COMMERCIAL. pots &c • Wright William, farm bailiff to WaIt.
A.lderton & Wrinch, farmerr& malt- Gladwell William, Rose P.B . Wrinch esq
sters, Shotley hall Hails J ames, farmer, Pear Tree farm
SHOTTISHAM is a parish and village, on the east and held sinCE) 1890 by the Rev. Chas.' Francis Lysaght
bank of the navigable Deben, 6 miles south-easli from Yonge. The charities, of the yearly value of £2, are
Woodbridge station on the Great Eastern railway, in payable on New Year's Day. Certain lands were ue-
the South Eastern division of the county, Wilford vised for the repair of the church by some person
hundred, Woodbridge petty sessional division, union and whose name is unknown; the income is £6 annually.
county C{)urt district, rural deanery of Wilford, arch- Mrs. W. W. Darby, who is owner of the manor, and
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. rfhe Lord Rendlesham are the principal landowners. The
church of St. Mal'garet is a stone building, in the Early parish is rich in antediluvian shells and fossils. rfhe
English style, consisting of chancel, nave and western soil is light; subsoil, crag. The chief crops are
embattled tower containing one bell, and was thoroughly wheat, barley and roots. The a.rea is 1,134 acres;
repaired about 1868, during the incumbency of the Rev. rateable value, £938; the population in 1891 was 257.
Wareyn William Darby B.A. the restoration consisting Parish Clerk, John Mills.
of the addition of a north aisle, the south porch, tower and Post Offioe.-William Reeve, sub-postmaster. Letters· re-
the south side of the nave and chancel being newly faced, ceived from Woodbridge at 5.25 a.m.; box closes at 7.5
with new wmdows in all, and the interior reseated with p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
open benches: the staircase to the rood loft still re- The nearest money order office &; telegraph office is
mains: there is 8 brass to the wife of the Rev. at Hollesley, 2 miles dist-ant
John Glover, a former rector, dated 1620; the chancel Police Station, Herbert Read, constable
retains an ancient trefoil-headed piscina: there are 180 National School (boys &; girls), built in 1869, for 80
sittings. The register dates from the year 1618, at children; average ·attendance, 36; Miss Evaline Wade..
which time the pacish was called Shattesham. The mistress.
living is a rectory, net yearly value £163>1 with residence Carrier. Jam6S' Whitmore Pratt, to Woodbridge, mono
and 34 acres of glebe, in the gift of Mrs. W" W. Darby, thurs. &; sat. at 10. a.m. returning same day at 4 p.m
Edwa,rds Vertue, The Villa Cook George. bricklayer Pal"sey Edga,r, Sorrell Horse P.H. ~
Billen Mrs. Cliff house Hillen Mice (Mrs.), water, steam &; farmer
Yonge Rev. Charles Francis Lysaght, roller mills Pratt James Whitmore, carrier
Rectory Lawrence James Goldfinch, laundry Reeve George, wheelwright
Bendall Geo. Wm. frmr. The Hall Malster William, baker Reeve William, .shopkpr. Post office
Bird Charles, blacksmith ~Iil1Si William, farmer Spall Wm. shopkeeper &; fanner
SIBTON is a parish 3 miles west from Darsham station whose descendant is now tfue owner: at the Dissolution
on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern its revenues were valued at £250 15s. 7!d. yearly. Sibton
railway, and 5 n()rth-west from Saxmundham, in the Park, the seat of John Kendall Brooke esq. M.A., J.P. is
North-Eastern division of the county, Blybhing hundred, an &legant mansion, surrounded by pleasure grounds.
petty sess4.onal division and union, Halesworth county intersected by the river Minsmere, with a well-wooded
court district, rural deanery of South Dunwich, arch- park, covering an area of 200 acres. iSibton Abbey.
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church the sea.t of Egerton Bagot Byrd Levett-Scrivener R.N.
of St. Peter is a hand·some Early English building of flint J.P. is pleasantly situated, commanding e~tensive views
with stone dressmgs, restored m 1872 by the late John of the beautJiful scenery around: the gardens are well
WiJ.~iam Brooke esq. of Sibton Park., and bjy Mrs. laid out. E. B. B. Levett-iScrivener R.N. who is lord of
Scrivener, of Sibton Abbey; it consi&'bs of chancel, nave, the manor of Sibton and J. K. Brooke esq. are the princi-
north aisle and a western embattled tower with 4 pinnacles pal landowners. The soil is chiefly heavy; subsoil, clay.
and conta.ining 5 bells: the church contains a. richly carved The chJief crops are wheat, barley, roots, beans and peas.
oak roof and pulpit: the font is sncient: the south door- The area is 2,770 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable
way is NOT'IIlan: ther& are 280 sittJings. rrhe register value, £2,217; the population in 1'891 W8JSA 475 in the
dates from the year 1558. 'mle living is a discharged civil parish and 495 in the ecclesiastical parish. By ~
vicarage, net yearly value £147, with 63 acres of glebe, Provisional Order, which came into operation March 25,
and residence, in the gift of J. K. Brooke esq. and held 1885, a detached part of this parish was amalgamated
sinca 1898 by the Rev. Ronald Cameron Scrimgeour M.A. with Pea!lenhall.
of Brasenose College, Oxford. There is 31 Primitive Parish Clerk, William Brown.
M.ethod}st chapel here. Here are the remains of .a Letters thl'<rngh Saxmundham via Yoxford arrive at 7.30
ClsterClan ~bbey, founded by W. de Cheyney ID a.m. Peasenhall is the nearest money order &; tele-
II49' colomsed from Wardt;n. Abbey .(Beds), and graph office, I! miles dist-ant. Pillar Letter Box~
d~dlCa~ to the Blessed Vll"gm; prevlOus to the opposite church" cleared week days only at II.IQ a.m.
DIssolutIOn the abbey was offered by the abbot to &; 6.55 p.m
Thomas, Duke of Northumberland, father of the unfortu- . .
nate Gltherine Howard, and with tfue sanction of Henry Pillar Letter Box, White HJorse, cleared week days only
VIn. accepted, and it contmued in this famy until 16II, Bit 6 p.m
Wlhen it was sold by Thomas, Earl of Arundel and Lord Ohurch of England Schoo~ (endowed) (mixed), for 12
William Roward of Oumberland, to John Scrivener esq. boys &; 12 girls, founded by Dorothea Scrivener in 1719;
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. EARL SOHAM. 303
f'the present building was erected in 1840 by I. F. &; D'I 88; Harvey James Joyce, master;; Mrs. May Joyce.
:Pike Scrivener, for I37 children; average attendance, infants' mistress
:Brooke John Kendal M.A., J.P. Sib- Balls James, miller (wind &; steam) Hunt; Thos. coach builder &; shopkpr
ton park Balls Mary (Mrs.), grocer &; draper Hurren Herbert Anthony, farmer.
Levett-Scrivener Egerton Bagot Byrd Berry James E. farmer, White house South grange
, Commander R.N. J.P. Sibton Abbey Brown. John, farmer, Brick kiln Neeve Mark, farmer, Rotten End frm
Scrimgeour Rev. Ronald Cameron Carrington Henry, head gamekeeper Nurse Arthur Edward, farmer
M.A. Vicarage to J. K. Brooke esq Sewell Amy Jane (Mrs.), farmer,
Ward Colonel Theodore Methuen, Clark Alfred, fa.rmer . Grove farm
Abbots' lodge Creasey John James, fanner &; farm Sewell Chester, steward to J. K.
steward Commander E. B. B, Brooke esq. Park farm
COMMERCIAL. Levett-Scrivener, Abbey farm Stannard Horace, farmer, Wood fm
Balaam Harry, White Hors·e P.H. Gowan George, farmer Thurlow Samuel, flU"mer, Green farm
& dealer Hayward Jas. wheelwrght.&; blksmith Whiting George, boot maker
SNAPE is a parish and village 3I miles south-by-east "Snape Street," is about one mile south of the church,
from Saxmundham station on the Ipswioh and Lowestoft and about a quarter of a mile distant is ,snape Bridge, so
line of the Great Eastern railway, and 5I west from AId- named! from a bridge of one arch over ,the river AIde 01'
borough, in the North Eastern diviS'ion of the county, Ore, which is navigable to this place. The opposite bank
Plomesgate union and hundred, Blything petty sessional of .the river is in the hamlet of Dunningworth and the
division, county court district of Framlingham and Sax- parish of Tunstall. At Snape Bridge there is a station foJ'
mundham, rural deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of goods only on a branch of the Great Eastern railway.
Suffolk. and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. John A horse fair is held here annually on the nth of August.
the Baptist is an edifice of fliDJt and rubble in the Early T. F. C. Vernon-Wentworth esq. of AIdeburgh wdge,
English style, consi&ting of chancel, nave, south porch who is lord of the manor, the trustees of A. Borrett
and an emhattled western tower of presumed Saxon date, esq. and W. E. Long esq. of Hurts Hall, Saxmundham,
containing 3 bells: the font is .old, and has sculptured are the chief landowners. The soil in some parts is good
figures on its sides: the church was restored in 1864, at a mixed, and in others light and sandy; subsoil, sandi and
cost of £300, and affords 220 sittings. The register dates gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
from the year 1544. The living is a vicarage, annexed roots. The extent of land is 1,981 acres, 30 of tidal water
to that of Friston, joint net yearly value £150, in the and 123 of foreshore; rateable value, £1,694; the popn-
gift of T. F. C. Vernon-Weutworth esq. and, held since lation in 1891 was 546..
1877 by the Rev. Bowland Garrard Moffat L. Th. of Grumford is a hamlet of this parish, half-a-mile south-
University College, Durham. There is lit Primitive we9t.
Methodist chapel, erected in 1'862. A sum of £200 Pari8'h Olerk, John Rose.
was given to . this parish by the late Rev. John P MOT 0 ... T MO'" E D 1: P I
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Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office. Henry
at the discretion of the Parish COIWlcil amongst Boulton, 8ub-po9tmaster. Letters are received through
poor householderS' who have not received any paro- Saxmundham, arrive at 7.30 a.m. &; 5.30 p.m.; dis-
chial relief during the preceding yelU". In the parish patched at 7.30 a.m. & 5.35 p.m
are sand and clay pits and brick earth. There are also Letter Box, near Church, cleared at 5.5<> p.m. week day9
here two barrows, or tumuli, examined by the late S. only
Davidson esq. of Aldborough, and found to contain various
antiquilties, consis,tmg of ring&, coins and early British NaJtional School (mixed'), adjacent to Snape church.
and Roman urns, now in the possession of A. J. Swinburne erected in 1835 &; enlarged in 18 79, for 200 children;
esq. of the PrioTy. Near the village are the remains of average attendance, II3; Robert Frost, master; Mrs.
the priory of St. Mary, founded in II55 by W. Martell, Ellen Frost, mistress
as a cell to that of Colchester, and transferred to Bntleigh Railway Stllltion (goods only), Snrupe Bridge, William
priory in 1508; at the Dissolution it wag. valued at £99. Everitt, station master
Skeletons, coins and other relics have been occasionally Carrier. Mrs. Robert Knights, to Woodbridge, man.
exhumed on the site. The prindpal village, termed thurs. &; sat. at 9 a.m. returning same day
Cowell George, Ulcombe Chilvers William, famer Kni.ghts William, farmer
Fenton Miss CoweD George, artist, Uloombe Last WiIliam, fish dealer
Moffat Rev. Bowland Garrard L.Th, Danfer James, rabbit warrener Leach Edward, wheelwright, black-
(vicar), Snape house Diggens William, farmer smith & farmer
Nichol Edwin, The Cloisters Foreman J ames. farmer Ling Frederick, farmer
Swinburne Alfred James (H.M. insp. Groom Charles, frmr. Snape abbey Marlcin William Ezekiel', miller (wind)
of Schools), The Priory Halls William, boot &; shoe maker Newson Samuel & Sons, brick &; tile
Hambling James, farmer, Poplar fm manufacturers &; farmers
COMMERCIAL. Hambling William Fenton, grocer &; Philpot Thomas, pork butcher
Bloomfield Thomas, farm bailiff to H. draper Pooley Geo. fanner, Rookery farm
H. Hambling esq Hilling Frederick, shop keeper Pryke Edwd.Arth.publican,Crown inn
:Bolton Robert, farm bailiff to W. H. Hudson Harry, miller (wind &; steam) Rose John, shopkeeper
Borrett esq. Church farm Kerridge Isaae, farmer Shaw Arthur Geo. beer retlr. &; grcr
Cable William, farmer Knights Robert (Mr&.), carrier
EARL SOH'AM is a parish and large village 4 miles Ootton esq. a .staunch Royalist. The dlmrch was restored
west from FTamlingham terminal statJion on a branch of in 1891, at 1)1 cost of £710. The organ was rebuilt in
the Great Eastern railway, in the North Eas.tern diV'ision 1898, at a cost of £100: in 1899, the tower was repaired
of the county, Plomesgate union, Loes hundred, Fram- and a fine oak lectern. presented by Sir Auckland ColviD
lfugham petty S69sional dJivision, Framlingham. and Sax- K.C.M.G., K.C.S.I. who also, in 1900, rebuilt the east,
mundham county court di&trict, rural deanery of Loes, ~aU and presented a new stained window and rich hang,
arehdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The mgs for the sanctuary, at a. total cos~ of about £500:
church of St. Mary is a structure of flint and brick, in the t~e wflole of the work has been earned out under the
Perpendicular s-tyle, consisting of chancel, nave, south dIrectIon of T. G. ~R?kwn esq. R.A,! F.S.A.: the Church
porch and an embattled western rtower containing 5 bells, now affords 23 0 Slt~mgS. The regLSter dates from the-
re-hung in 18g8: the chancel dates from about 13 20 ; year 155 8, a~d contams a copy of the Solemn League and
the nave from about 1470 and the latter has, a very Covenant, SIgned or marked by a large number of the
fine hammer boom Toof: o~ the towel' buttresses about parishioners. Commissioners were! sent down to compel
22 feet from the ground are two tablets whic'h have Mr. Cotton to sign, or, failing that,to take him as a
been Tead as follows: ' , priwner to London. The living is a rectory, net yearly
" value £390, including 29 oores of glebe, and residence,
Thomas Ell~ard ~s the author of the, 10 the gift of the Master and Fellowsl o,f Wadham Col-
church tower of this parIsh and at t~,e same tAme a lege, Oxford, and held ·since 1880 by the Rev. Richard
cc very great benefactor. Abbay M.A. formerly fellow of that college, and rural
RannIph .colnett conferred very great dean of Loes. There are two Baptist chapelS' here. A
ibh:
benefits on tJ~llS holy church, may: grace of cemetery of one acre was opened in 1878, and is
ChrIst be of benefit to him. under the -oontrol of the Parish Council. The old
On :the base of the ancient font is this insc.ription, "Pray Baptist chapel is now used as a village club and
for the soul of Robert Kinge, who caused this sacred font reading room. The Town lands consist of about 44 acres,
to be made." The arms of Obarles n. which appear above lying in four different parts of the parish. In 1677 Roberi
the chancel arch were probably placed there by J onn Wya,l.'d, a meroh-ani; captain, and a native of the parish,
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left a rent-charge of £5 yearly to be distributed after a Post, M. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
lermon on Ps. cvii. 23 and 24, to be preached on Feb. 25 Post, S. B. & Annuity &> Insurance Oflice.-George
And April 23, in g-ratitude f()r his escape from shipwreck Pettet, sub-postmaster. LetterSl through Framlingham
on those days. 'Dhe manor was held by the Bigods, Earls R.S.O. arrive at 5.30 a.m.; dispatched at 7.30 p.m
')f Norfolk, from 1140-13°5. from whom it received the
title of Earl to distinguish it from MOnk Soham. From A School Board of 5 members was formed 16 July, 1875;
1314 to 1547 it was the property of the Brothertons, Mow- T. W. Rood, Framlingham, clerk to the board
brays and Howards, Earls and Dukes of Norfolk.
George Frederick Beaumont esq. F.B.A. of The Lawn, Board School (mixed), enlarged in 1875, at a cost of
Coggeshall, Essex, is lord of the manor. Th~ principal £15 0 ; a library used as a class room was added in
landowners are the trustees of Martin Harsant esq. of 18 91 ; there are 200 volumes in the library; the school
CTetingham, the trustees of the late Osborne Springfield, wiN. hold 127 children; average attendance, 95; Thomas
Nathaniel WaIter Barnardiston, of Ryes, Sudbury, the Rice, maSJter
trustees of William M. Murrell and Lord Henniker. The Carriers to Ipswich.-William Crickmer, to Fll"amlingham,
soil is clayey; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat. every day; Oharles Read, tues. &; sat
roots, barley and hay. The area is 1,974 acres; rateable
value, £2,166; the population in 1891 was 572. P(llice Station, Oliver Newell, constable
..lbbay Rev. Richard M ...!.. (rector &) Ashwell John. miller (wind) Kemp Mary (Mrs.), corn & flour dlr
rural dean), Rectory Baldry Francis, Falcon inn Kemp William, butcher
Blandy Colonel William Balls John, plumber Kent Henry, miller (wind & steam)
Colvin Sir Auckland K.C.M.G., Beecroft Charles, builder & carpntr Legget Arthur, shoe maker
K.C.S.I., C.I.E. The Lodge Bennett Horace, farmer Mallett William, grocer & draper
Connor William George Buck Arthur, gardener to Sir A. MarkweU James, draper
Francis Mrs Colvin K.C.M.G Moore John, fa·rmer, Hill farm
Garrard James Button, Oakhill farm Catermole Joseph, farmer Murrell William M. (exors. of), far-
Groome Misses, The Willows Cemetery (William Mallett, clerk) mers, Lodge farm
Groome Rev. John Hindes Henry RA. Connor Wm. George L.R.C.P. & S. & Nesling Edwin (exors. of), farmers,
The Willows L.M.Irel. surgeon & medical officer, White house
Groome Rev. Wi1liam Hubert M.A. Earl Soham dist. Plomesgate union Norton Charles, tailor
(curate of Stradbroke), The Willows & Bedfield dist. Hoxne union Read Char~es, shopkeeper & carrier
Kent J ames Charles Crickmer William, shopkeeper Sharman John, bl'acksmith
Kirsopp Mrs GalTard James Button, farmer; Oak- Turner George W. farmer, Dial farm
Saxton Mrs hill farm Veasey William, farmer, Street farm
Shipley Capt. Charles 0 Harvey William, sen. farmer We·bber Thoma.s, beer retailer
COMMERCIAL. Harvey William, bricklayer Wright Kerridge, farmer
Abbott Charles, farmer Hawes ifames, farmer Wright Thomas, farmer
MONK BORAX is a .parish and village 5i miles west to £30 a yea,r, are applied to the repair of the church,
from Framlingiham terminal staoon on a branch of the school and tenements: and in yearly distribution of coals
Great Eastern railway, 15 north from lpswicJh and 4 and money amongst the poor. Major Clare Chas. Anthony
.orth-oos.t from Debenham, in the North Eastern division Deane, who is lord of the manor, and Lord Henniker are
of the county, Hoxne hundred and union, petty sessional the principal landowners. The soil is clayey; subsoil,
division and county court district of Framlingham, rural clay. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley and hay.
deanery of Hoxne, Suffolk archdeaconry and diocese of The area is 1,617 acres, assessable value, £1,106; the
:Norwich. The church of St. Peter is a building of flint, population in 1891 wag, 315.
in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, Sexton, George Abbott.
-eouth porch and an embattled wes·tern ·tower containing Letters through Wickham Market· arrive at 7 a.m. Wall
5 bells, cast in 163 1, 1661 and 1734: the pulpit is dated Letter Box, near the sc'hool, cleared at 6 p.m. week
1602, and the communion plate includes an ancient g,ilver days only. The nearest poSit office is at Bedfield; the
-cup: there are about 250 sittings. The ;register da·tes nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Earl
from the year 17 12 . The living is a rectory, net yearly Soham, 2~ miles distant
value £478, with residence and 90 acres of glebe, in the
gift of W. BazaJ.gette and F. R. Wickham esqrs. and held National S'Chool (mixed), erected in 1850, to hold 120;
since 1899 by the Rev. John Freeman Darrell RA. ot average attendance, 4 2 ; Miss Gr·ace Watson, mistress
Caius College, Cambridge. The charities~ which amount Carrier to Ipswich. John Edward .A;bbott, tues. &; fri
Darrell Rev. John Freeman B.A.Rectry Oole Samuel, farmer Hammond Eliza,beth A. (Mrs.), far-
COMMERCIAL. Collins Henry, blacksmith mer, Woodcroft hall
A:bb()tt John Edward, shopkeeper, Cracknell John, miller (wind) &; beer Kemp Edward, White Elm P.R
poultry dealer &; carrier retailer Kemp J esse, boot repairer
Bal'ker Henry, farmer I Edwards Frank Hy. frmr. Church fm Ling Charles, farmer & clerk to Parish
180rrett Ephraim Benj. Button, farmr Edwards Geo. Seaman, frmr. The Hall Council; resides at Bedfield
Burgess William, farm bailiff to Robt. Edwards Russell, farmer, Hill farm Shulver Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Nestling esq . Goodchild WaIter Philip, farmer & col- Snare James, farmer, Potash farm
Chapman Wm. farmer I lector of rates Webb John, thatcher
SOME,RLEYTON is a parish and very pretty village The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a
:near the navigable W'llveney, which here separates Suffolk rectory, with Ashby annexed, net yearly' value £375,
"from Norfolk, with a station on the Lowestoft branch including 46 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
of the Great Eastern railway, lIS! miles from London by of Sir Savile Brinton Crossley bart. and held since 1898
rail, 8 south from Yarmouth and si north-west from by the Rev. Clement· Willoughby Bean M.A. of Christ's
Lowestoft, in the Northern division of the county, Mut- College, Cambridge. There are Free Methodist and
ford and Lothingland union, petty sessional division and Methodist New Connexion chapels, the latter erected at
llundred, Lowestoft county court district.· rural the sole expense rf the late Sir Morton Peto, Wll5 removed
,deanery of Lothingland, arehdeaconry of Suffolk and by Sir Savile B. Crossley bart. to thet village, re-erected
,diocese of' Norwich. The church of St. Mary, and subsequently transferred to trustees for the use of
-rebuilt in 1854 at the sole expense of the late Sir the inhabitants. An extensive manufactory of bricks
Samuel Morton Peto bart. is' a structure of flint and tiles is carried on by the Somerleyton Brick Co. Ltd.
with stone dressings, in the Early English style, The reading room here was the gift of Sir S. B. CroSiSley
consisting of chancel, nave and south porch, and an bart. The old Church of England school, now known as
,.embattled tower with pinnacles, containing 6 bells: there "the Rector's room," 'lUld supported by the Anguish
:is a Decorated screen with panels, containing painted Church Educational Trust, is used as a sunday school and
'figures of Apostles and Saints; a· large mural monument parish room. The Anguish Trust Charity is for the
"With bust to Sir John and Lady Wentworth, and an'Other relief of widows, and the. provision of beef and blankets
monument with bust to Sir Thomas Allin bart. Admiral of for the poor. Somerleyton Hall, the seat of Sir Savile
the Fleet and controller of the navy in the reign of Charles Brinton Crossley bart. J.P. who is the principal landowner,
n. d. 1688: a reredos of carved oak was erected in 1874, is a large lllnd beautiful mansion in the Elizabethan ,style,
by the Il'ector, in memory of his mother: the stained ea.st pleasantly situated in a well-wooded park of 400 acres,
window, pla<:ed in 1888 is a memorial to the late Mrs. stocked with deer: the interior of the mansion is elabo-
Steward: the windows on the south side of the church rately finished and elegantly furnished, .and contains some
have been filled with stained glass iu memory of the late fine paintings by Stanfield R.A. and other modern artists:
Sir Francis Crossley bart. d. 5 Jan. 1872, Lady Oroso!tiey the grounds are ·tastefully laid out in ornamental gardens,
and Mrs. Arc'hdale: there are 200 sittings, 130 being free. lawns· and shrubberies, with a winter garden adjoining the
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drawing room; there are also numerous hothouses,vineries Parish Clerk, Frank Roll.
and orchards adjacent: the gardens are usually open to the Post, M. O. &i T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery. Parcel
public during the summer months every Wednesday. Post, S. R &; Annuity All Insurance Office. Edward
The trustees of the late Richard Henry Reeve esq. of Crowe, sub-postmaster. Letten received froID. Lowes-
Lowestoft, are lords of the manor. The soil is good toft at 7.10 a.ID. 0&; 3.15 p.m.; dispatched at 1I.35 a.m.
mixed land; sub!Oil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, &l 6.5 p.m
barley, roots and beans. The area is 1.365 acres of Somerleyton School, erected 'in 1848, f(}I'\ 160 children;
land, 7 of water, 15 cf tidal water and 27 of foreshol'e; average attendance, 125; Charles Watts. master
mteable value, £3,179; the population in 1891 was 569. Railway Station, John Laurence, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1 Barker Hy. shopkpr. &; markt. grdnr Porter Henry Anthony, farmer. Wave-
Bean Rev. Qement Willoughby M.A. Barker Zachariah, blacksmith I ney grange
Rectory Clarke Alfred, architect &; coal- mer- Rix Kerry, land agent to Sir Savile
CrossIey Sir Savi:e Brinton bart. ..,T.P. chant, White house Brinton Crossley bart. &; agent for
Somerleyton hall Crowe Eij ward, wheelwright &; grocer, Fire & Life insurance
Ellis Mrs Post office IRoger George. beer retailer
Norton Edward Scott Holland Henry A. E. E. farmer. S.ater Jonathan, fa,rmer, Park farm
Pope Mrs. Brisbane house Green farm SJat.er Will'iam, farmer, Home farm
Sims Robert John, The Rollies Kittle George J. market gardener Somer:eyton Brick Co Limited. brick
~Ieen William G. Duke's Head P.H. All the manufuJctureil"s (Robt. Catton.
COMMERCIAL.
&; carpenter manager)
Balls Stephen, farmer, Green farm Osborn Thomas, farmer Wilson :Frederick, market gardener
SOMERJ3HAM: iS,a parish and village, 2! miles south- at Christmas. The Rev. James Travis RA. vicar of
west from Claydon land Bramford stations, both on the Manton, Leic. who is lord of the manor. the trustees of
Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Easte-rn mil- Robert Perry psq. the trustees of the charities of Bishop
way, and 5! north-wes-t from Ipswich, in the South Eastern Lancelot .A.ndrewes and R. Kersey esq. are the principal
division of the county, Bosmere hundred and Bosmere and landowners. The s'Oil is mixed; -subsoil, gravel. The
I
Claydon petty sessional division and union, Ipswich county chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,075
court district, rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry acres; rateable value, £999; the population in 1891 was
I
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. 354. By 81 Local Govarnment Board Order, which came
Mary is a substantial structure of flint and stone in the into operation March 25, 1884, detached parts of Nettle-
Decorated style, consisting 'Of chancel, nave, south porch stead and Willisham were amalgamated with this parish.
and square western embattled rower oont-aining 2 bells: Pal"ish Uerk. Ernest SimpS'On.
the chandelier in the ohancel was presented by Ganeral Post Office. James Robinson. lSub-postmaster. Letters
Sir George Langley K.C.R in 1882: in the «;.hancel are through Ipswich arrive at 5.45 a..m.; dispatched! at
also two ancient paintings of Moses and Aaron,presented to 7.45 p.m. The nearest money order &: telegraph office
tIle ohurch in 1750: the church was repaired and reseated is at Bramford, about 3 miles distant
in 188 2 and has 150 si1Jtings. Register irregular; earliest This place is included in Blakenham United District School
1

about 1675. The living is a rectory, net income £190, Board, formed 4 Oct. 1875
with 31- acreS' of glebe and residence, in the gift of Capt. Boord School (mixed), erected in 1877, for 100 children;
J. H. Newman and A. T. Newman esq. and' held since average attendance, 88; Miss Kate Sleightholme.mistrss
I~OO by the Rev. Joseph Edwards Malins Assoc.K.C.L. Carriers to Ipswich..-CresswelI, daily; Green. tues.
Here is a. Baptist chapel. The town land is la. 3r. let thurs. -& sat.; Robinson, tues. &; sat. & Sguirrell,
for £21 7s. yearly. which is distributed among the poor tues. & sa,t
Malins Rev. Jsph. Edwards A.K.O.L. Dyer Arthur, poulterer Nicholls Henry, wheelwright
- Rectory Fenn George, tarmer Penne:! Frederick Wm. be.er retaIler
MuIIens George Richd. Bridge house Fenn Samuel. Marlborough Head P.H Plummer Arthur H. farrier. general
COMMERCIAL. Fenning Samuel, farmer smith & machinist
Askew Thomas, farmer Gynn James, farmer Robinson James. grocer & draper,
Choatt Samuel, shoe maker HilI William. blacksmith Post office
C-ooc John, farmer Kel'ble Oharles, farmer Squirrel John Spencer, shoe :maker
Cutting J ames, farmer Laflin John. shoe maker Turner Robert Edwin, farmer; &; at
Dedman Fredk. bricklayer &; beer retlr Laws William W. grocer, pork butcher Elmsett
Dedman Thomas, shopkeeper & corn dealer
SOMERTON is a parish, 6 miles north from Glemsford the Rev. George Larder M.A. of Emmanuel Colll'ge,
.station, on the Cambridge and Long Melford section of the Cambridge. There is a charity, called Poley's, of which
Great Eastern railway, IQ north-by-west from Sudbury the poor of Somerton have one-fifth. John George Wel-
and 7 north-east-by-north from Clare, in the Southern ler-Poley esq. of Boxted Hall. who is lord of the manor,
division of the county. Babergh hundred, MeIford petty the trustees of the late Thomas Prosser Hale esg. (d.
sessional division,Sudbury union and county court district, 1900) and J. H. P. Oakes esq. D.L., J.P. 'Of Nowton
rural deanery and archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Court, Bury, are the principal landowners. The soil is a
Ely. The church of All Saints is a small and ancient mi:x;ture of clay and flint; subsoil. chiefly clay. The crops
building of flint, in the Early English style, and consists are heavy, consisting chiefly of wheat, barley, 'Oats and
of chancel with south chapel, nave, south porch. western roots. The area is 1,015 acres; assessa.ble value, £546;
embattled square tower. with pinnacles. and containing the population in 1891 was' 14 in the civil and 125 in
4 bells: in the tower is a memorial window erected by the the eeclesiastical parish. ,
Bev. WaIter Sawyer to his moilier. who died in 1853: By Local Government Board Order 16,461, March 25.
the nave and tower were thoroughly restored and the bells 1885. a. detached part of Somerton, known as Fi~he.rs. was
re-hung in 1883 at a cost of £900: the church is fit·ted 'added to Boxted, and under the provisions of the" Divided
with open benches with carved ends and tlffords 90 Parishes .Act, 1882," detached parts of Hartest were an-
sittings: there is a carved octagonal stone font and a very nexed to Sumerton.
fine old Jacobean octagonal oak pulpit: in the north wall Sexton, John Stiff.
of the nave is a good Norman doorway, and on the south
L'lide a flat Norm3Jl buttress. The register datel' from Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7.30 s.m.
the year 153 8. The living is a recrory, net yearly value The nearest money order office is' at Harteat, &, the
£ 170, with 39 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift nearest telegraph office is at Hawkedon
of the Marques~ of Downshire, and held since 1900 by The children of this p1ace attend the school at Hartest
Larder Rev. George M.A. Reetory Foreman Eliza, (Mrs.), shopkeeper &; Leach Thomas, farmer, Somerton han
beer retailer Murton In. farmer, Brittons farm
COMMERCIAL. Hunt William. gamekeeper to exors. Nunn James, farmer, Church farm
Debenham Charles. farmer. Manor fro of the late T. P. Hale esq
SOTHERTON is a parish 4 miles east-north-east from style, consisting of chancel. nave end vestry and a turret
Halesworth stetion, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft sec<tion containing one bell: the church has some stalined glass.
of the Great Eastern railway, in the Northern division of and affords 150 sittings. The register dates fro:m the
the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional division and year 1656. The living is a rectory, consolidated with t.hat
union, Halesworth county court district, rural deanery of of Uggeshall, joint net yearly value £500, with 55 acres
North Dunwich, arch deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Earl of Strad-
Norwich. The church of St. Andrew, rebuilt in 1854 by broke, and held since 1886 by the Rev. Arthul' Ashton
subscription, is a small building of flint in the Decorated M..A. of Queen's College, Oxford. who resides at Uggll-
SUFYOLK 2u
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shall. The Earl of Stradbroka is the lord of the manor LetJters through 1Vangford R.S.O. al'rive at 8 a.m. Wang-
and principal landowner. The soil is principally clay; ford, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money order &
subsoil, clay, and in some parts sand. The chief crops telegraph office
are wheat~ barley and beans. The area. is 1,094 acres;
rateable value, £1,007 10S.; the population in 1891 The children of this pan-ish attend the <school at Uggeshall
was 159.
Burroughes Misses, Church farm 'Fisher Robert, marine store dealer Hart Lewis, market gardener
Morrice Capt. Cuthbert Herbert, Gaussen BemaTd, farmer, Church frm Leavous John, farm bailiff to the Earl
Sotherton hall Gilbert Chas. farmer,Whitehouse farm of Stradbroke
Aldous William, farmer, Brook farm Hart (Robert) & Woolnough (Denis), Tufls John & William, frmrs.Hill farm
Burgess Frederick, farmer farmers, King's farm
SOTTERLJl:Y is a parish and village, 4l miles no.Tth- by Order in Council, with the adjoining portion of Wil-
east from Brampton station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft lingham St. Mary, joint net yearly value £320, with
section of the Great Eastern railway and 5 south-east residence and 23 -acres of glebe, in the gift of Miles
from Beccles, in the Northern division of the county,Wang- llame esq. and held since 188'8 by the Rev. John Llewellin
lord hundred and union, Heccles and Hungay county court RA. of Hrosenose College, Oxford. The churchyard was
-district, rural deane,ry of Wangford, archdeaconry of closed by an Order in Council in 1883, and a new cemetery,
:Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. with a mortuary cha.pel, was formed for this parish and
:Margaret, standing in the park, is an ancient flint ediiee "\'Yillingham St. Mary, at t,he cost of the late Col. Bame.
-in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, Jolley's charity, derived f.rom the rent of the Poor's- Land.
rporch on the south. s-ide, and a lofty square western amounts to £6 yearly; I an allotment of 5 acrell', awarded
.. embattled tower containing 2 bells and a clQck: it contains at the inclosure, letsl for about £2 12S. 6d. Sotterley
:-- -several ancient monuments of the Play;ter lamNy, one of Hall, the seat of MileS! Barne esq. and Lady Constance
- which has kneeling effigies of Sir Thomas P'layter, lord Bame, is a. noble mansion, built about the year 1744,
• of the manor in 1623, and his two wives, with consisting of a: centre and two wings, and is surrounded
figm-es of their 22 children: there are severall. by a well-wooded park of about 400 acres, through which
;-- brasses, including one to Thomas Playter, ob. 1572, and flows a small lFtream: Miles Bame esq. is lord of the
· one to Alice Lappage, wife of Robert Edgar, ob. manor 'aIld sole landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil,
1595; the others are without names or dates: there is 3 graYel and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
stoup by the south door: the chancel is divided from the r0ots. The area is 1,592 acres of lanlt and 5 of water;
; __ .nave by a beautiful and ancient carved oak screen, gilt and assessable value, £1,244; the population in 1891 wasl 246.
decornted, the lower panels containing representations of Parish Clerk, .Jesse Doddington.
, ,the Twelve Apostles; the stained east window is a memo-
: rial to the late Col. Frederick St. John Newdegate Bame, Letter Boxes, near :Rectory, cleared at 6.30 p.m. ;; sun-
.' d. 1898: there is III piscina in the south wall: a new com- days, 9 a.m.; near Falcon P.E oleand si 8 a.m. &;
. munion table cloth was presented in 188 7 by Lady 5·45 p.m. Letters principally received through Wang-
- 'Constance Bame, and a flagon by the present rector: ford R.S.O. arrive at 8.30 a.m. Brampton is the
·there are 200 sittings. The churcb was' restored in 1900, nearest money ol'deT & telegraph ofliae, abont 3 miles
"by Lady Constance Barn9, from plans by the late Sir distani
.Art,hur Blomfield A.R.A. The register dates from the Na,tional School (mixed)" erected in 1873 fCYr 90 chiIdlren.,
year 1547. The living is III rectory, consolidated. in 1873, average attendance, 80; Mrs. M. A. Beckwith, mistress
l'RIVATB RESIDENTS. COMMEBCIAL. Ml'IC'Dougall Anan, gardeDar to Miles
Artis John, farmer, Waterloo farm BaTIl6t esq
(Marked thus * should be addressed *Benns Arth. miller (wind) & farmer *SInn'ver WiHiam, fann ba:iliff to Mr.
Wr~ntham, Wangford R.S.O.) Bridges William, estate carpenter Frank Gooda, Lower Green farm
Barne Lady Constance, Svtterley hall *Flatman Theophilus,farmer,VaIJey fro Thompson John, farmer
,B arne Miles, Sotterley hall Hackwell Harry, grocer &c Wan-en Arthm- William, Falcon P.H.
LlewelIin Rev. John B.A. Rectory *Hancey William, farmer k Nacismith
:SOU'THOLT is a parish and village, 5 miles nlOl'th in the hands of trustees and realise- about £15 ye-arly, which
,from D6Ibenham, 5 south-east from Eye texminal station is applied towards the general repairs and exp6!llIse!;t of thE!
· ,of a 'branch of the Gre·at E'astern railway, and 20 north church, and the residu~ amongst the poor, a@llCording to
. ffrom Ipswich, in, the Nol"1;h; Eastern division of the the trustees' discretion. TheTe m""0 two commons cover-
., county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division' and ing about 12 acres for the use of the ratepayers of the
. union, county court distlrict of Eye, l'ural deanery of parish. Mrs. Chenery is lady of the manor. HenTY
- HQxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Murll"ell esq. of Tanningt01l, Frederick Clarke- esq. Fred-
" The church of St. Margaret is an ancient edifice of stone erick Marehant esq. and the ReT. Frederic French M.A.
.- llmid flint iIli the Early English! style, consisting of chancel, rector, of Worlingworth, are the principal landed pro-
- nave, south porch and western bell turret containing one prietO'rs. The soil is ~00d heaTy land; subsoil, clay.
,. bell: a small stained west window was given by the late The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas, beans and roots•
. John Barker esq. in memory (ld) his father, Daniel Barker, The area is 819 acres; rateable TaIue, £648; the popu~
d. 26 Dec. 1852: there are 130 sittings. The register lation in 1891 waSl 152.
, dates from the year 1538. The living is a chapelry, Letters through Eye, arrive at 8.30 a.m. Wall Letter
• -con'Solidated wi,th the. rootory of Worlingworth, average Box cleared at 5.45 p.m. week days only. Worling-
: joint net yearly value £654 with residence, in the gift of worth, about one mile distant, is the nearest money
- Lord Henniker, 'aIld held since 1853 by the Rev. Frederic order & telegraph office
: French M.A. of St. Peter's College, Cambridge and J.P. The children of this parish attend the Il'Cbool at Worling-
:, Suffolk, who resides at Worlingworth. The town lands are worth.
COlDlERCIAL. Jeffries' Roberli, fanner Pipe John, farmer, Paradise
"1lrundle John, oarpenter &;
wheelwrght Jo'hnson Frdk. Oupper,frmr.Sycamore Shemming Robert, .shopkeeper
Hawes Arthur, farmer Marchant John Barker, farmer, Park WlritIing· John, farmer
nlloyward William, farmer, Priors farm Nestling Peter, Plough P.R
SOUTHTOWN forms part of the borough of Great. Yarmouth, and is given with that town in the Norfolk
Directory.
SOUTHWOLD is a. bathing-place and sea,port, muni- of the German ocean, and between these and the sea
cipal borough and parish, bounded on the east by the beautiful promenades have been laid out along the cliffs,
German ocean, by a creek on the north and we9t and the with seats and shelters. The Corporation have recently
naviglllble river BIyth on: the south; it is 9 miles east (1900) spent large sums in improving the front and
from Halesworth, 12 south-south-west from Lowestoft protecting the town from the sea.. A pier (270 yaTds
and lIO from London by rail and 121 by water, in the in length) was erected in 1900, by the Coast Development
Northern division of the county, Blything hundred and Co. Lim. and here the Belle steamers call on their way
Wlion, Halesworlh county court district, rural deanery from London, Clacton-on-Sea and Yarmouth. A single
of North Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese line of railway, 8i miles in length, opened Sept. IS79,
of Norwich. It was anciently called Sudwald OIl" South- c~mnects this town with f.he Great Eastern main line at
wood, in all probability from an adjacent wood, for the Halesworth; it is peculiaI' as having a 3-feet gauge, and
western boundaries still retain the appellation of Wood's I is constructed along the valley of the river BIyth, passing
i
End Marshes and Wood's End Creek. Here are many through the villages of. HoltOOl', Blythford, Wenhaston
marine villas and residences, commanding splendid views and BIythwood, crossing the BIyth on an hon swing
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK.
viaduct of q6 feet span. The town, which is pleasantly
seated on a hill, with a fine common on the south, is in
the form of a triangle and is well paved, lighted with gas
lby the Southwold Gas Co. and plentifully provided with
'Water from water wO'rkS' on the common: it was first
incorporated by Henry VII. whose charter was confirmed
:and extended by Henry VIII. and other sovereigns, and
is governed by a corporation, consisting of a mayor, four
aldermen, twelve common councilmen, town clerk and
borO'llgh treasurer; there is 30 borough commission of
f,he peace. The church of St. Edmund is an ancient
:and handsome structure of flint with stone dress~
ings, in tho Perpendicular style, consisting of
-chancel, clerestoried nave of seven bays, aisles,
bandsome S()u~h porch and an embattled western
wwer over :00 feet high containing a clock and
ti bells, tW() of which have been. recast: the chancel has
a panelled and painted roof, and has been refloored: a
quanti,ty of the original tiles discovered during recent
..estoratiQns are now preserved in the vestry: the roof
'is of oak and the compartments ()ver th~ choir are
{minted with figures of angels holding scrolls, containing
in old English characters the "Te Deum Laudamus"
and the "Nunc Dimittis": the open rood screeru has
exquisitely~fretted spirelets and gracefully-intricate
carved work; the lower portion is panelled and adorned
'With painted figures of Apostles and Saints: the font is
<If stone, elaborately carved, and with the pulpit, a
'Splendid specimen of carved oak and richly painted, and
lloreens are of the same date as the church: the stalls
are also finely carved in ook: there is also an oak chest
'beautifully carved with a. represen1:ation of St. George
:and the Dragon: at the north end of the rood scrE-en is
a Jack in Armour, finely clla'Ved and painted, iru oak:
this "Jack smite the Clock," as it is called, is used
'to announce to the congregation t.he commencement of
oevery service; 30 large and powerful organ was erected
in the chancel in 1887, at a cost, including the org-an
loft, of £3,000: the east window is a memorial to Miss
'Sheriff, 1870, and there are others to Georg-e Vanneck
lUois, 1874, Spencer Remnant, 1'878 and to the late! W.
lI. Ehny esq.: the church was restored and re-seated,
and a. new lead roof placed Oil; the north aisle in 1878, at
a cost 01' £160, and affords a.bout 1.300 sittings. The
regist.er, in good preservation, date5° from the year 163.
The living is III vicarage, nen yearly value £142, with 1
:acre of glebe and residence, in the gift of Sime()n's bus-
tees, and held since 1895 by the Rev. Claude Nope Suttan
M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford. The Congregational
'Chapel. lmilt in 1837, seats 500; the Wesleya,n chapel,
~rected in 1837, has sittings, for 300 persons. The Ply-
"IIlouth Brethren have 81 hall in Station road, seating 70.
<>n the 25th April, 1659, !IJ fire occurred here, which within
the space of four hours consumed the town hall, prison,
granroi.es and 238 dwelling houses; the loss sustained
by the inhabitants was estima,tedat upwards of £4°,000.
Southwold has a maritime trade, which derived great
advantage d1lll'ing the middle of the last century from the
'COnstruction of two piers, tending greatly to the improve-
TIlent ()f the, harbour Herrings, sprats, smelts and shrimps
are caught here for the London market, and the sole
and cod fishery is carried on: there is als() a brewery,
a rope walk, an iron foundry, and a laundry: also. two
large boarding !Schools, the Eversley House for boys and
the St. Felix, for girls. Two lifeboats are stationed
bere, one of which, the" Rescue," was presented in 1897
by the late John Boulderston Barkworth esq. of South·
leigh, Havant, Hants, together with funds to build a new
boat house: the other boat is the " Alfred Corrie" ; there
~re also pilot boats and a. life-saving rocket appa-
ratus and a coastguard station. The lighthouse, on the
north cliff, was erected in 1890; the light is of 800 candle
power and occults twice every twenty seconds. The
'Common is 'Used for golf, lawn tennis, cricket and other
games. The Centre Cliff hotel, opened in 1887, is a.
large and fine building, standing in its own grounds,
which extend to the sea. The Marlborough Hotel, opened
in 1900, also commands an (lxtensive vie"*, of the German
Ocean. A fair is held annually on Trinity Monday and
the tW() following days. The Sailors' Reading Room,
on the East cliff, erected in 1864, contains
billiard and bagatelle tables, and is well supplied
with newspapers. At Gun Hill cliff is a break-
water, and on the Gun hill is a battery of six 18-
pounders, presented to the Corporation in 1745 by
H.R.H. the Duke of Oumberlamd K.G. In the year 1665
the English and Dutch fleets had an eng-agement in Sole
Bay, the former under the Duke of York and Prince
Rupetrt, in which the Dutch were completely defeated,
o SOUTHWOLD. 301
but the Earls of Portland and MarIborough fell in the
engagement: a second battle was fought on the 28th of
May, 1672, between the English, under the command of
the Duke of York, and the Dubch, under De Rnyter.
Sutherland House, in the High street, was th-e residence
of James II. when Duke ()f York, from 1666 to 1672: the
ceilings of the reception room and state bedchamber are
decorated with the royal badges oil England and France,
and are unique and perfect specimens of the art of tha.~
period. The Corporation are lords of the manor and
principal landowners. The area is 6u acres of land and
9 ()f tidal water and 25 of foreshor-e; the soil is sand
and gravel; rateable valUe! £13,125; and the population
of the municipal borough and parish in 1891 was 2,3u
and in 1896, 2,870. 0
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
& Annnity &; InsUJl'ance Office (Railway Sub-Office.
Letters should hav9 BoS.O. Suffolk added). RobeI1
Dade Forrest, postmaster, High street. Letters- arrive
at 4.30 a.m. from Halesworth station by maiJ; oart &;
ID a.m. &; 7 p.ll.. by rail; deliveries comma-nce 7 &; 10
a.m. & 7 p.m.; dispatched at 10.30 e..m. &; 2 &7 8
p.m. Money order &I ~avings bank business transaated
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; on sundays the office i;s. ()pen
for telegraph business from 8 to 10 a.m
CORPORATION.
1899- 1 900.
Mayor, Councillor Eaton Womack Moore.
Deputy Mayor, Alderman Joseph John Mayhewo
Aldermen.
§Ernest M. U. Adnams
§Edward Octavius Debney
I tHenry Richard Edwards
tJpseph John Mayhew .
Councillors.
tThomas Shadrack Ekins *Eaton Womack Moore
Howard William Molyneux *Daniel Betts Osborne
tGeorge Edward Smith Charles Edward Hurren
*Tbomas Edwards §Edgar Pipe
*John Marshall §Robert George Simpson
Marked thus ::: retire in November, 1900.
Marked thus § retire in November, 1901.
Marked thus * retire in November, 1902.
Ma,rked thus t retire in November, 1904. .
Mayor's Auditor, Councillor Frederick James Button
Auditlors, Henry J. Debney &; Stephen William ReyMlds
The Council meet at the Town HaJl the first Fmay in
every month at 7.30 p.m.
Officers of the Col'poration.
Town Clerk & Clerk to the School Attendance Committee,
Ernest Read Cooper, Market place
Treasurer, Herbert Willoughby Youell esq
Medical Officer of Health, A. W. C. Herbert, I Queen at
Inspector of Police & Bye LaW! Officer, William Henry
Porter, police !'tation, Station road
Public Analyst, J. Napier Bramford, Ipswich
Borough S'urveyor &I Sanitary Inspector, Frederick Ball,
Town hall
Collector (Ground Rent), Charles Naunton, High street
Sergeant at Mace, E. Wentworth, Stradbroke road
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES.
The Mayor for the time being
Foster Charles, Park lane
Debney Edward OctaviUB. South green
He.rberb Alfred W. Corbyn, 1 Queen street
Mayhew .Toseph John, Market place
Woollett Sidney Winslow, High street
Clerk, Ernest Read: Cooper, Market place
Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Town hall (if
required), wed. only, 2.30 p.m
Trinity Pilots.
Goorge Elmy, Andrew .Tam6lll Brown, Richard ClaxioD,
J"onas Herrington, William Thomas Griffiths, James
Eccleston, Charles Coll.is &I .Tames Tansley
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Police Station, Station !road, William BJenry Porter,
inspector & I constable
Fire Engine Station, High street, Eaton W. Moore,
captain; E. R. Cooper, lieutenant, &; 9 men; keys
kept by .Tohn Chapman, 79 High st. & the member& of
the Brigade
I
Stamp Office, High st. Robt. Dade Forrest, distributor
Town Hall, Market place, Cha~. W . .Tacobs, keeper
SUFFOLK 20*
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VOLUNTEERS. : Congregational, High street, Rev. John Jones;. fcr.4S

1st Norlolk. Brigade (Eastern Division) Royal Garrison a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.ll
.Artillery (No. 9 Garrison Company), Drill hall; Capt. Plymouth Brethren, Station road, 10·4'5 a..m. &; 6.30>
Henry J. Debney, jun.; Edward O. Debney &; 'J. P. p.m.; tues. &; fri. 7·45 p.m
.Adnams, lieuts.; Surgeon-Capt. S. W. Woollett, medi- Wesleyan, East green, Rev. Joshua. Holmes; 10·30 a.lDl..
cal officer; Rev. Claude Hope Sutton M..A. acting chap- &; 6.3 0 p.m.; thurs. 7 p.m
lain; HeT'bert S. Fisher,sergea.nt-major Bethe! Mission, East green, sundays 6.3 0 p.m.; tue&.
7 p.m.; fri. Gospel temperance meeting 7.30 p.m
PUBLIC OFFIOERS. St. Edmund's Parish Room, Mill lane; sunday afternoon
Assistant OVdrseer, John Chapman, 79 High street at 3 p.m. & according to notice
Chief Officer of Coast Guard, John G. S. Nops SCHOOLS.
Collector of Taxes, W. H. Naunton, 10 Queen street The School of Industrial .Art in Park lane, erected in
Inland Revenue Officer, George Feaveryear, 3 Dunwich rd 18 95, by .Arthur Flower esq. for the free teaching of
Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, 6th District Ely- wood carving, is an edifice in the Elizabethan style, "
thing Union &; Surgeon & .Agent to the Coast Guard, has upwards of 50 students; George C. Voisey, mangl'
Alfred William Corbyn Herbert L.S.A. I Queen street National School, erected in 1856, &; enlarged in 189~
Lloyd's Sub-Agent, John Day Sargent, 14 Chester road for 160 boys, ISO girls & 150 infants; average attend-
Registrar of Births & Deaths &; Vaccination Officer, Wen- ance, 146 boys, 130 girls &; 140 infants; Charles James
haston Sub-District, & Relieving Officer & Collector to WaIler, master; Miss C. E. Swan, mistress; Miss-
the Guardians, 3rd District, Blything Union, Samuel Anne Groome, infants' mistress
Francis Clutten, Church house, Wangford Railway Station, Fredk. Wm. Hansford, station maste"l
Stamp Distributor, Robert Dade Forrest, Post office
Town Crier,~ William Doddingt()n, St. Edmonds green CARRIERS to
Beccles--Raven, fri
PLACES, OF WORSHIP with rtimes of Services. Lowestoft-Raven, daily
St. Edmund's church, Rev. Claude Hope Sutton M.A. Wangford &; Blythburgh-Court, daily
vicar; 10.30 a.m.; children's service 3 p.m.; even- Yarmouth boats call two or three times a week during
song 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.; Holy Communion the summer months
ISt &; 3rd sundays, I I a.m.; sundays 8 a.m.; Saints' 'fhe Belle Steamers call at the new pier on their way
Days 8 a.m.; daily, 6.0 p.m from London, Clacton-on-Sea. &; Yarmouth
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1 Ellis Mrs. Hill house, South green Mayhew Joseph John, Bank house
, .AlIen Rbt. In. FarIeigh hO.39 High st Fitch Samuel Haiden, 2 Queen street Methold Frederick John J.P., F.S.A..
Banes Henry NeaJe Elversley, The Fm'rester Mrs. 18 Queen street Langford lodge
Common Foster CharIes, Park lane Molyneux Howard Wm. The Common
Bath Miss, St. Arvans Garrod Miss, 5 South end' Naylor Mrs. Gorse view
Bennewitz Carl F. Marlborough hotel Gayford Miss, 54 High street Nugent Richd. Mill vil. The CommoD
Blois Miss, Cynthia house, Park lane Girling Wil:iam Andrew, 73 High st Osborne Miss, Bellevue house
Blois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Goldsmith John, 26 High stree~ Pipe Edgar, Bank house, High It
hart. D.L., J.P. Erin villa. Gooding Donald Roper, 49 High street Pou:ter Thomas Jas. The Common
Bradstock Andrew, .Adelaide cottage Goading John Bruce, 49 High street Primrose Miss, 14 South green
Briggs Alfred, 5 Chester road Grubb Mrs. 18 South green Ready Edward, I ChesteT road
Button George, 23 Alpha place Grubbe Mrs. 22 Park lane Remnant M'rIS. Southwold house
Candler Frederick William Newson, Herbert Alfd. W. Corbyn, I Queen st Rowler Thomas, 16 South green
29 Station road 'Hinde Richard Frands, Blacbhore Sage M:rs. 8 North parade
Ohild George Edmund, 15 Bartholo- Holmes Rev. Joshua (Wesleyan), 70 Savory Edward K. 18 East parade
mew green Stradbrooke road Shepherd George, East street
OIarke John TaJbot, 5 South green Holmes Adolphus E. 20 North parade Smith Mrs. Bartholomew green
Cobb Ml's. Park lane Holmes Miss, 28 South green Smith Christ'Opher, FairIea
Cooper Erne8t Read, 8 South green H()tson Saml. Chas. 20 Stradbroke rd Smith Samuel, 23 Station road
Orimmen James, The Manor house, Jones Rev. In. (Cong.), 19 Park la Smith Thomas, The Mount
65 High street Knowles Rev. Maurice M., RA. Spiller John, Sali~bury roOO
Crimmen William, The Comm()n Eversly house Steel Mrs. South green
Debney Edwd. Octavius, South green Laws William Frederick, Mill house Stokes Wm. Robt. 3 & 4 East holme
Debney Hy. Johnson, 9 South green Lees Wi:Iiam Hewson, Glan-y-don Strowger John, Chester road
Debney Lawrence, South green Lincoln Wm. 18 St. Edmund's green Sutton Rev. Claude Hopt! M.A.. The
Easey John, 36 High street Ling Frederic, The Hollies Vicarage, High s,treet
Easey M:rs. 2 Cumberla?-d terrace Lipscombe Robert, 12 South end Whibmore Bryan, 4 Corporation road
Edwa,rds Henry Richard J.P. Centre Mackenzie Robert, 31 Station road Woollett Sidney Winslow, 47 High st
Cliff lodge Magub George, East cliff Wright Mrs. 7 Lorne road

COMMERCIAL. Blowers Henrv •

.Adams Albert, lighthouse keeper
Adname &, Co. Limited, wholesale &; family brewers,
&; wine &; spirit importers, maltsters &; hop merchants,
Sole Bay brewery & South green &; proprietors of the
Centre Cliff &; Swan hotels
Aldred Emily (Mrs.),greengrocer &; confctnr.21 Market pI
Aldred John, floTIst, 33 High street
Aldrich Edward Jarrod, boat owner, South cliff
Allen Robert John, builder, 39 High street
Andrews Charles John, grocer, 58 Stradbroke road &,
46 Victoria street
Baggot Gertrude (Miss), dress maker, 26 Alpha place
Dailey Thomas, shoe maker, Dunwich road
Baker Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Victoria street
Ball Frederick, borough surveyor &; sanitary inspector,
Town hall
Barclay &; Co. Limited (branch), bankers (Edgar Pipe,
agent), open daily 10 to 4 except wed. 10 to I, High
street;' draw on head office, 54 Lombard street,
London E C .
Ba.rnes Thomall, cowkeeper, North green
Baxter .Albert, bath chair proprietor, 10 Trinity street
Bennewitz Carl F. Marlborough hotel; occupies the finest
position on the sea front. See advert. facing Court
Benstead Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, East green
:Bickers Charles, coal merchant, 40 Stradbroke road
Blowers Robert Charles, registered shoeing smith &;
farrier, 42 High stree1i
B. builder, contractor &; undertaker, IJ
Larne road
Bokenham Mary (Miss), milliner &; dress ma. 10 East -'
Boggis Herbert, butcher, Market place
Bridge Edwin WaIter, hair dresser & fancy repository_
77 High street '
Briggs William, cowkeeper, Barnaby green
Brown Henry & Son, tailors, 92 High !treet
Brown .Andrew James, trinity pilot, 12 East street
Brown Benjamin, apartments, 31 Stradbroke road
Brown James W. apartments', 18 North parade
Brown John T. tinsmith, 24 Victoria street
Button Frederick, grocer, 12 Victoria street
Canova Robt. John, watch ma. &; jeweller, 13 Market pi
Carter BenJamln Hovvard & Son, builders, con-
tractors, ironmongers, paperhanliers, oil & C010T mer-
chants, 14, 16 &; 18 Victoria street
Carter Arthur G. beer retailer, 22 Victoria street
Carter Francis Wilby, paperhanger, 78 High street
Centre Cliff Family Hotel (Adnams &; Co. Limited,
proprietors; Mrs. Downer, manageress); direct from
Liverpool Street station. This charming hotel is situ-
ated in its own grounds, extending to the sea, the new
wing, erected in 1,899, consisting of an addition of 30
bedrooms (nearly all with sea view) &; spacious hall 60
feet by 30 feet, enables the management to give in-
creased advantage to visitors; 'bus to all tTains; golf
links within 3 minutes' walk, Centre cliff
Chapman Almie (Miss), dress maker, 17 Park lane
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. SOUTHWOLD. 309
aapman John, baker &; confectioner, 3 South green Herbert Alfred William Corbyn L.S.A. surgeon, medical
Chapman John, news agent &; tobacconist, &; assistant officer of health to the borough, medical officer &;
overseer, 79 High street I public vaccinator for the 6th district, Blything union,
fChapman John H. temperance hotel, 9 East street i surgeon &; agent to the Admiralty, surgeon for Trinity
,Child Maria &; Mary (Misses), ladies' school, 17 Cum- House, I Queen street
berland terrace Herrington Louisa (Mrs.), bathing machine owner &;
Child George Edmund, mechanical engineer, 9 Market pI apartments, South cliff
IClark Jane E. (Mrs.), baker &; confectioner, Victoria st. H~rrington.W~a~, trinit~ pilot &; apartmts. South grn
&; 35 High street . I Hill FrederlCk, ]omer, 5 MdI lane
'Clarke Alfred William, solicitors' clerk, 33 StI-adbroke rd HoIsey Edward, beer .retailer, 19 High street
oClaxton Richard, trinity pilot, 25 Station road Ho_ard Alfred, decor.ator, !!anitary plumber, hot &;
oCollis Charles, trinity pilot, Skillman's hill cold water fitter, 75 HIgh street
tCooper Ernest Read, solicitor, commissioner for oaths, Hurr Henry William, saddler, 53 High street
sec. to the S'outhwold Water Works Co. Limited, town Hurl' Jchn, apartment!!, 38 Stradbrooke road
clerk, clerk to the borough magistrates &; clerk to the Hurl' John, mariner, 10 Park lane
'borough school attendance committee, sec. River Blyth Hurr John, shopkeeper, 7 Church street
Ferry Co. Limited, clerk to Harbour Committee &; Con- Burren Charles Ed. builder, 19 Stradbroke road
servative Registration agent &; sec. to the Life Boat Jarvis .loseph, Victaria P.H. 8 East street
Institution, I Market place Jervis Albert C. photographer, 3 Station road
iCooper George, lighthouse keeper J ones William, apartments, 14 Dunwich road
Cooper John, carpenter, 16 North cliff Jordan A. W. &; Co. Limited, printers, 55 High street
'Cooper Mary Ann (Miss), laundress, 8 Trinity street Juler George, watch &; clock maker, 82 High -street
-Cornish Charles, boot maker, 28 Church street Kent George Henry, apartments, 2 East green
'Cottis William Edward, grocer, 37 High street Kent Thomas, carpenter &; builder, East green
'Court Edward, carrier, I Mill lane King William, cooper, 13 Market place
Cowing Herbert M. solicitor, 18 Queen street Kirk Robert Abraham, apartments, 7 Dunwich road
<Jragie John, boat owner, 6 Stradbroke road Kno_les Rev. Maurlce M•• RA. preparatory school
<kitten A. k J. (Misses), apartments, 7 Chester road for boys, Eversley house
<kitten C. M. (Miss), bookseller &; fancy repository, J2 Lacon (Sir Edmund K. bart.), Lacons, Youell k Kemp,
&; 14 Queen street bankers (Joseph John Mayhew, agent) (branch) open
Gritten Robert Peirson, chemist, 21 High street dally, Market place; draw on Glyn, Mills, Currie &;
,Cuthbert Walter, Southwold Arms P.H. 58 High street Co. London E C
Dale Edwin Moore, hair dresser &; tobccnst. 5 Market pI Lad'brook Edward, boot maker, 7 Victoria street
lDanford Sarah (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Blackshore Lamprill Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 32 Stradbroke road
l)ebney H. J. &; Sons, grocers &; drapers, agents for W. L'lnd Edward, apartments, Park lane
& A. Gilbey Limited, wine &; spirit merchants, South Land Marian (Miss), apartments, 6 Corporation road
green &; I I Stradbroke road Laws Edward, glass &; china dealer, 61 High street
:Benny &; Son, tailors, I I Market place Lay M. A. &; H. J. (Misses), grocers, 33 Station road
lDenny James, fish merchant, 34 Stradbroke road Magub R. W. &; Co. auctioneers, I I East street
Denny Mllry Ann (Miss), girls' school, 56 High street Manby Allan, general &; furnishing ironmonger, cycle
:Benny Thomas Shuckford, grocer &; draper, 2 Market pI agent &; official repairer to the O. T.e. 69 High street
Doddington William, town crier, St. Edmund's green Markham James, boot maker, 25 Alpha place
Downer Amelia (Mrs.), manageress of Oentre Cliff family Marlborough Hotel, occupies the finest position on
hotel, Centre cliff the sea front, it commands a. magnificent &; unin-
'Downing Catherine (Miss), shopkeeper, 70 Victoria street . terrupted view of the Qerman Ocean (proprietor,
Doy Waiter C. goods &; parcels agent for the Southwold e. J. Bennewitz). See advert. facing commencemen~
Railway Co. 14 The Common of Court
Eastaugh Frederick, baker &; confectioner, 64 High st I Marshall John, King's Head inn, High street
Eccleston Jllmes, trinity pilot, 55 Victoria street I Martyn James G. photographer, High street
'Edwards George, cowkeeper, 20 Barnaby green. May Samuel, boat owner, 6 Park lane
Edwards Isaac, farmer, North green Miller William, wheelwright, 2 Victoria street
'Ekins Thomas S. commission agent, Corporation street Moore Eaton Womack, house agt. k auctnr. 80 High st
'Elmy George, trinity pilot, 10 East cliff Moore Harry, apartments, Bartholomew's green
Evans Jonathan, apa!tments, 13 East cliff . Moss Henry, draper, 25 Market place &; I&;3 ~ast street
~eaveryear George, mland revenue officer, 3 DunwIch rd Moy Thomas Lim. coal merchant; depot, RaIlway statn
Yield Charles T. boot &; shoe dealer, 88 High street Naunton Ernest George solicitors' clerk, 10 Queen st
'i"ire Engine Station (Eaton W. Moore, captain), High st Naunton George Thoma~ coal merchant, I t East street
'F~sh Edwd. Wm. Lilly, builder &; aparts. 13 North cliff Naunton Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 17 North cliff
~sh Sarah (Mrs.), apart~ents,. 13 North parade . Naunton Thomas, verger, 27 High street
'FIsher Herbt. S.sergt.-maJ. artIllery volunteers,Drill hall Naunton William Henry boot & shoe maker &; bill poster
"Forrest Robert. Dade, postmaster &; stamp distributor, 10 Queen street &; ap~rtments, 7 South end '
Post office, HIgh street Newby Charles coal dealer Station road
'Francis David, machinist, 63 ~igh street Ne_8on Robert Qeorg'e, baker, pastrycook &; con-
'Fryett James, butcher, 71 HIg"h street fectioner, fancy bread &; biscuit baker, apartments with
'Fryett John, pork butcher, 32 East street sea view, Frederick house Stradbroke road
'Gage George, Crown hotel, Hi~h street I Nicholls William mariner 3; Victoria road
cGardiner Margaret (Miss), girls' boarding school, St. I Nolloth Jane (M;s.), apartments, 22 Stradbroke road
Felix school I Nops John G. S. chief officer of coastguard, 4 Dunwich rd
'Gas Company (J. J. Mayhew, sec.; J. Allan, manager), Norfolk Artillery, ISt Volunteer Brigade, EaoStern Division
. Town hall, Market place Royal Garrison Artillery (No. 9 Garrison Company)
'Girling William, bee~ retailer, 2 High stree~. (Capt. Henry J. Debney, jnn.; Surg.-Capt. S. W.
'Goddard Hannah (MISS), apartments, 85 VIctona road WooIlett, medical officer; Rev. C. H. Sutton M.A. act-
Goffin Francis Charles, pork butcher, 21 High street ing chaplain; Herbert S. Fisher,sergt.-Major),Drill hall
'Goldsmith Edward Wm. greengrocer, Victoria street O'Connor Patrick, Lord Nelson P.H. 42 East street
'Goldsmith Henry, job master, The Common Osborne Daniel Betts, fish merchant, butcher &; game
'Goldsmith Thomas James, fish dealer, 2 Trinity street dealer,S East street
'Goldsmith William Larter, boot maker, I Victoria street I Osoorne Letitia (Mrs.), apartments, 1 South green
"Gooderham Fanny (Mrs.), apartments, I t Corporation rd I Pallert William, boot maker, 3 Bartholomew green
'('iooding William John, bricklayer, 5 Station road I Palmer Edward, apartments, 12 Trinity street
'<Goodwin John A. ironmonger &; rope &; twine manufac- I Palmer Thomas, bathing machine owner, see Smith &;
turer, 12 Queen street Palmer
'Griffiths Brothers, tailors, 76 High street Parke Edward, brewers' cashier, 2 St. Edmund's cots
Griffiths William Thomas, trinity pilot, 18 Chester road Peck Waiter, Harbour of Refuge P.H. Black lane
'Grindell John, beer retailer, 38 Church street Pendrey Michael, ironmonger, 66 High street
"Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons &; Orde, bankers, Pipe Edgar, agent for Barclay &; Co.'s Bank, Bank house,
now Barclay &; Co. Limited High street
'H'8mmond John. apartments. Barnaby ~reen Pipe Fraucis, jeweller, 36 East street
"Banner Walter Jones, chemist, 15 Market place Platt Samuel, shopkeeper, 15 Pinkney's lane
"Bansfo.rd Frederick William, station master,3 Chester rd Porter William Henry, police inspector &; bye-law officer,
"Harvey Mary (Miss), apartments, South green Station road
'Hawkes Charles, apartments, 9 North parade Powditch James, Sole Bay inn, East green
Dl6ll!'j,ggtOD Jooas, trinity pilot, South green Powditch Samuel, apartments, 50 Stradbroke road
 310 SOUTRWOLD. SUFFOJ.~K. [KELLy'g

Powditch WilIiam, plumber, ~ngine, gas &; water fitter, Southwold Water Works Co. Limited (Ernest R. Cooper,.
Church street sec.), Market place
Prestwidge Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, I I South end Stammers William, shopkeeper, 25 High street
Prior Charles J. cowkeeper, 15 Lorne road Strowger Samh (Mrs.), apartments, 6 North parade
Raven Robert, carrier, Barnaby green S\Nan Family & Commercial Hotel & Posting
Reynolds Stephen Wllliam. grocer, draper, outfitter House (Adnams & Co. Limited, proprietors; E.
&:, provision merchant, agent to the Norwich Union Fire Smith, manageres,s), Market place; good coffee rooms,
office; valuer of grocery, drapery &:, general stocks &:, public & private drawing rooms, billard &i bath rooms;
house agent, Market place liberal table; carriages' for hire; 'bus meets all trains..
Rice Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 62 Stradbroke road La\Nn Tennis; sanitary arrangements perfect
Ring Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 19 ~orth parade Tawnsley James, Trinity pilot, Stradbroke road
River BIyth Ferry Co. Limited (E. R. Cooller, sec.), Taylor George & Sons, plumbers, 26 Victoria street
. I Market place Thompson & Stroud, fish salesmen, 9 Trinity street
Roberts Emma (Miss), dress maker &:, apartments, 41 Thompson James & Sons, builders, 7 East street
High street . Thompson William Robt. provision dlr. 4 Trinity streel
Rogers Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 43 Victoria street Town Hall (Charles W. Jacobs, keeper), Market place
Rose Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 66 Stradbroke road Turner John, apartments., 70 Corporation road
Rumsby Martin, apartments, 3 Dunwich road Twaddell Sarah E. (Mrs.), apartments, 21 North pier
Rye Lillie (Mrs.), apartments, 9 Corporation road Voisey George C. antique furniture dealer &:, manager ot
Sailors' Reading ROom (John G. S. Naps, hon. sec.), Southwold School of Industrial Art, 19 Market place
East cliff Vurley Martha (Mrs.), blacksmith, Cumberland terrac&
St. Barnabas Home of Rest for Ladies (Miss M. E. Ship- WaIler Charles James, teacher of music & organist oJ
ley, hon. sec. & hon. supt.), The Common parish church, 21 Station road
Sargent John Day, 8ub-agent for Lloyd's, 14 Chester rd Wangford Dairy Supply, 3 Market pl.&lOa,Stradbroke rli
Simpson Robert George, ironmonger, 9 Stradbroke road Waters William, Red Lion P.H. South green
Smith & CUrling. millers (steam) &:, merchants, roller Waters William John, baker, Market place
flour mills &:, coal merchants; &:, at Halesworlh Watson Edward, apartments, 9 Lorne road
Smith &:, Palmer, bathing machine owners Watson William Henry, apartments, 2 Chester road
Smith E. manageress Swan hotel, Market place Wayth Thomas, master mariner, 15 Park lane
Smith Henry Alfred, corn dealer, 10 Victoria street Webb Edwin, apartments, 7 North parade
Snowdon Juo. B. oil dealer, 14 East street Whitehead Hannah (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Dunwich road
Southwold Conservative Association (A.W.CIarke,hon.sec) Williams Jane (Mrs.), apartments, Dunwich road
Southwold Cottage Hospital &:, Nursing Benefit Associa- Winter Emily (Mrs.), laundry, 9 Church street
tion (Mrs. Charles Foster, sec.), Park lane Woollett &:, Acton, surgeons, 47 High street
Southwold Golf Club (E. Pipe, hon. sec) Woollett Sidney Winslow M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. surgeon..
Southwold Railway Co. (Frederick Wm. Hansford, station see W oollett & Acton, High street
master) Wright & Cox, plumbers & house decorators, 6 High stree.
Southwold School of Industrial Art (George C. Voisey, Wright & Nanton, confectioners, 98 High street
manager), Park lane Wright Harry, apartments, 19 Station road .
Southwold Sanitary Laundry, 7 Station road Wright Wm. Geo. cabinet maker. & apartments, East cli1Y
Spence James, boat owner, 52 Stradbroke road
SOUTHWOOD PARK is a parish 5 miles south from the inhabitants attend that of Denham. The Marqnes&
Higham station on the Newmarket branch of the Great of Bristol is lord of the manor and sole landowner. Th."
Eastern railway, I from Denham and 7 south south-west soil is clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat..
from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division barley, beans and peas. The area is 553 acres; rateabl&
of the county, Risbridge hundred, Thingoe and Thed- value returned with Hargrave.
wastre petty sessional division, Thingoe union and county The children of thiS' place attend the school at Denham
court district of Bury St. Edmunds. There is no church;
Jillings Octavius, farmer '
SPEXHALL is a parish and village 2 miles north from yearly value of £10. The Manor House, oabout half a.
Halesworth station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft line of mile from the church, has been rebuilt and improved..
the Great Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the and is now the property and residence of Capt. Maclaina
county, Blything hundred, petty sessional division and Whitting. W. E. Long esq. of Hurts Hall, Saxmund-
union, Halesworth county court district, rural deanery ham, H. Rider Haggard esq. of Ditchingham, Norfolk,.
(If North Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese Messrs .. William Neave, JohIll Ohilvers ~md James Richard'
(If Norwich. The church of St. Peter is an ancient build- Garrould, of Cookley, are the principal landowners. The-
ing of flint in the Norman and Early English styles, soil is clay and marl; subsoil, clay. rrhe chief crops· are
consisting of chancel, nave and south parch of the 15th wheat, barley and beans. The sreal is 1,835 acres; rate-
century ,anet a western turret of wood containing one able value, £1,645; the populatioIII in 1891 was 199 in
bell: the ruins of a former round tower still exist; the the civil and 191 in the ecclesiastical parish. By a Local
chancel was restored in 1713, and the nave in 1733, and Government Board Order which oame into operation
the chUTCh was thoroughly restored and reseated in 1876, March 25, 1884, the detached parts of Halesworth were-·
the chancel by the Rev. Charles Craven, a former rector, amalgamated with this parish for civil purposes only.
and the nave principally at the cost of the late Sir Edward Parish Clerk, George Stannard.
Clarence Kerrison, second and last bart. and has since Letters through Halesworth, arriv~ oat 7.45 a.m.; letter&
been improved by additions': there is a gvod ,brass, dated collected by postman with horn at 6 p.m. Halesworth,.
159 1, to a member of the Browne family; there are 120 2 miles distant, is the nearest money oTder & telegraph
sittings. The register dates from the year 1537· The office
living ill a rectory, net! yearly value, induding 4'5 acres
(If glebe (£26), £15 0 , with residence, in the gift of the Pillar Letter Box, in village, cleared at 5.10 p.m
Lord Chancellor and held since 1882 by the Rev. John This parish is included in the United School Board district
Garforth, formerly of tile DUKe of Cornwall's Light of Ilketshall St. Lawrence, formed 19 April, 1875; th&.
Infantry. The only charity is the poor's land, of the children attend the Board school there
Garforth Rev. John, Rectory 1 Chilvers Roberb John, farmer, Fair-J March Goorge, shop1f.eeper & farmer;..
Whitting Capt. Maclaine,Manor house ,stead farm Broadway farm
Aldous Alfred, farm bailiff to Mr. Goo. Flaxman Jas. blacksmith & shopkeeper Thornalley Joseph, farmer,Nl()llers frIB
Freston, Spexhall hall Grice Wm. Huntsman &; Hounds P.H Thnrlow Etlward (exors. of), farmers,
Balls Robert Girling, farmer, Rook- Hadingham Thomas, farmer Thurlow Robt. farmer, Grove farm
yard farm Larkins David, farmer Thnrlow Sophia (Mrs.), frmr.Wood fm
SPROUGHTON is a parish and village on the river given by the congregation in commemoration of Her
Gipping, I mile south from Bramford station on the Ips- Majesty's Diamond Jubilee, 1897, and 6 bells, one of which
wich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern railway is a new treble bell, presented by the rector and hiS'
and 3 north-west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern divi- children in memory of C. L. Foster-Melliar, late wife of
sion of the county, Samford union, petty sessional division the rector, and has been entirely restored: in the chancel
and hundred, Ipswich county court district, rural deanery are two stained windows, one being a memorial to th."
of Samford, archdea.conry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- Rev. 'Edward Gould, rector from 1836, and there are
wich. The church of All Saints is an ancient pile of flint, several other memorial windows. The register dates
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, llouth porch mld an from the year 1541. The living is a rectory, net yearly
embattled western tower containing a clock with chimes, value £309, with 13 acres of glebe and resid~nce, but
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subject to a payment of £50 to the vicar of Playford, in surrounded by beech and .ther trees. Maj. Robert
the gift of the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1885 Phillipps J.P. is lord of the manor; Mrs. Skinner and
by Rev. Andrew Foster-Melliar M.A. of New College, a few .small proprietors are the landowners. The soil
Oxford. Here i!J a village club and reading room. The is of a mixed nature; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops
poor have a yearly charge of 26s. out of a field, supposed are wheat, barley and peas, ~md there is fine meadow
to be at lVhitton, left by an unknOWIll donor, but a land. The area is 2,163 acres of land and 18 of water;
difficulty having arisen in the collecting of this charge, rateable value, £4,649; the population in 1891 was 560.
the matter was placed in the hands of the Charity In 1894 t,hat portion of the parish in Ipswich boroukgh
Commissioners, who, however, have failed to substantiate was added to the parish of St. Mary Stoke, Ipswich.
the claim. Elizabeth Bull, in 1618, left 1Ii cottage, to Post Office.-Charles l.1ee,. sub-postmaster. Letters
be occupied by two deserving poor widows. The Chantry, through Ipswich arrive at 5.5a.m. & 2.30 p.m.; dis-
the property of Mrs. Skinner and at present the residence patched at 8.3 0 p.m.; sundays at 8.55 a.m. Postal
of Capt. Sir William Cecil Henry Domville bart. C.R orders are issued here, but not paid. Bramford is the
was built in the beginning of the last century by E. Yep- nearest money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
tris esq. and was subsequently ,the seat of the late Sir
Fitzroy Ediward Kelly kt. Lordf Chief :Baron of the Ex- National School (mixed) &; house were built here in 185 1,
chequer (1866-80); it stands on an eminence, commanding for JOO children; the foundation stone was laid by the
prospects of Ipswich, the vale of the navigable Gipping Bishop of Norwich; average attendance, 67 ; Mr.
and surrounding neighbourhood: the grounds, shrubberies Oharles Freeman, master
and flower gardens are tastefully laid out; here is a fine Carriers to Ipswich.-John :Beaumont, Herman Harper &;.
lake called: Beech Water, several acres in extent, and David Southgate, every day
. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hunt Arthur, Homefields ' Hempson Godfrey Amis, farmer
Berkeley Paul Maurice, Crane hall; & Phillipps Major Robt. J.P. Manor ho Laws John, farm bailiff to Ipswich
St. Stephen's club, London Taylor Mrs. The Cottage Industrial Co-operative Society Lim
Barthorpe Henry Arthur, The Grove Thwaites Thomas, Merleswood Mee Arthur Joseph, wheelwright
:Block Wm.Ohandler, Crane Hill house White Thomas Girling, Ha.zeldell Mee Charles,. grocer & stone mason~
Bond Robert Beaumont, Red house Wright Henry John, The Beeches Post office .
Buchanan James, Fir Tree house COM.MERCIAL. Mee Frederick, thatcher
Daniels Arthur, Poplar house Aldous Robert., maltster to Mr. Thos. Mudd J. & E. millers (water)
Domville Capt. Sir William Cecil Hy. Mortimer Mullett Robt. Charles, Wild Man inn
bart C.B., J.P. The Chantry Bagley John, blacksmith Pratt Arthur Thomas, farmer &;
Foster-Melliar Rev. Andrew M.A. Chisnall George, farmer, Hill farm breeder of Suffolk horses, The Hall
Rectory Fletcher Isaac, farmer Ranson Hy. Owen, farmer,Chantry fm
Fra.ser Jsph. Brownsmith,Crane Hll.lo Francis James Ougham, farmer Rouse Noah, coal dealer
Gaskell Charles, Hillside Garrod George, farmer Vil~age Club &; Reading Room (ChRS.
Grimwood William, Cherryholme Harper George, shopkeeper F:'"'eeman, secretary)
Hempson Godfrey Amis, Spring Vale Harper John, farmer
STANNINGFIELD is a parish 2 ririles north-west lege, Cambridge. Corder's Gift, amounting to about 148.
from Cockfield station on the Bury and Sudbury section yearly, is distributed to the poor of this parish. Mrs.
of the Great Eastern railway, and 5i south-by-east from Inchbald, a popular novelist and dramatic writer, was
Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western division of the born here in 1753, and died at Kensington, Middlesex, in
county, 'l'hingoe and: Thedwastre petty sessional division, 1'~2I. Lt.-Col. Henry Trafford-Rawson, of Coldham Hall,
Thedwastre hundred, Thingoe union, county court dis- who is lord of the manor, Jas. Hy. Porteous Oakes esq.
trict of :Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of Hornings. of Kowton, Talbot King CrosoSlfield esq. and Messrs.. James.
heath, archdeaconry of Sudbury. and diocese of Ely. The !WIfe and Sons, are the principal landowners. The soil is
church of St. Nicholas is an edifice of stone and flint, clay; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are
chiefly in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, wheat, oats and barley. The area is 1,467 acre·s; assess-
south porch and a tower (ruinous ~d partly pulled able v,alue, £1,018; the population in 1891 was 301.
down), formerly containing 3 bells, two of which have Parish Clerk and Sexton, James Wildling.
been removed: in the south wall of the chancel are two Post Office.-Alfred Atkinson, sub-postmaster. Letters:
windows, remarkable for their beautiful Decorated through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 5.45 a.m. Postal
tracery, and: there is also a unique hagioscope: the orders are issned here, but not paid. Cockfield is the
church affords 150 sittings. The registers date from the nearegj; money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant.
year 1561. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £2°5, 'Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.35 p.m '
with 42 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Eaton National School (mixed), built by subscription in 1871, for
Faning esq. of Harrow, Middlesex, and held since 1895 by 60 children; average attendance, 27; Mrs. Amelia
the Rev. !Wger Emmanuel Faning M.A. of Christ's Col- Stephens, mistres&
C'rossfield TalOOt King J.P. The Atkinson Alfred, farmer, shopkeeper, Musk William, shopkeeper
Cottage; Stone buildings, Lincoln's &; post office Peacock Arthur, wheelwright
Inn, London WC; &; Clare Croft, Atkinson Mary Ann (Mrs.), Fox P.B Rolfe James &; Sons, farmers & land..
Emfield road, :Bromley, Kent Butcher George, blacksmith owners, Saxes &; Rookwood farms
Faning Rev. Roger Emmanuel M.A. Clarke WIll. farmer, Little Saxes farm Sterry Robert, farmer, Stann.ing&lld .
The Rectory Farrow Joseph, farmer, Brick farm Hall farm
Trafford-Rawson Lt.-Col. Henry J.P. Jude John, baker Warren William Isaac (exors. of), fM·
Coldham. hall Musk Harry, boor retailer mers & landowners, Shrub farm
Alien William., farmer, Making's farm
STANSFIELD is a parish and village 4! miles north Russell Little M.A., J.P. of St. John's Oollege, Cambridge.
from Clare station on the Cambridge and Long Melford The Congregational chapel wa.s built in 1833, at a cost of
section of the Great Eastern railway and 12 north-east £850, and has 500 sittings: attached is a small grave-
from Haverhill, in the Southern division of the county, yard. There are several small charities. The land is
Risbridge union, petty sessional division and hundred, freehold. The principal landowners are John George
Haverhill county court district, rural deanery of Clare, Weller-Poley esq. of Boxted Hall, and Charles Edward
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church Cumberlege-Ware esq. of Poslingford H~ the Marquess
of All Saints is a structure of flint and stone in the Late of Bristol, Cyril Dunn-Gardner esq. of Fordham, Charles
Perpendicular and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, Webb esq. and the trustees of the late John Little esq.
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower contain- The soil is mixed; subsoil,. clay. The crops are chiefl~"
ing 5 bells: there are memorials to the Kedington family, wheat and roots. The area IS 1,992 acres; rateable vw;ue,
Thomas Tylott, Tector from 1662-77, !Henry Halsted, £1,538; the population in 1891 was 410 in the civil and
rector, d. 1728, Robert Plume, d. 1719, and to :Beriah 419 in the ecclesiastical parish.
Brook, for 46 years curate of this parish: there is a memo- Assington Green is a hamlet here, 1 mile distant. .
rial window to the Rev. Edward James Phipps RA. rector iUnder the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act,
:1853-84: there is a beautiful Decorated chancel screen of 1882," a part of Gosnell Green was transferred from
oak: the rood staircase and a piscina remain: the 13th Stansfield to Poslingford.
century font is badly mutilated: in the porch is an ancient Sexton, George Scott.
stoup: the church was thoroughly restored with the ex- Post Office. James William Head, sub-postmaster. Let·
ception of the tower in 1886, at a cost of £1,4°0, and ters arrive from Clare R.S.O. at 8 &; 11.30 a.m.; dis-
affords 200 sittings. The register dates from the year patched at 12.30 & 4.35 p.m. Postal orders are issued
1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £240' here, but not paid. Wickhambrook is the nearest money
with 83 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the order office &; Hawkedon the nearest telegraph office, 2
Lord Chancellor, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Joseph miles distant
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A.. School Board of 5 members was formed 5 Nov. 1874; Board School (mixed;, built in 1875, at a cost of £700, to
William Clement Fulller, Wickhambrook, clerk to the hold 90 children; average attendance, 57; Miss Mary
board .Ann Read. mistress
Boucher Rev. Thomas, Freak (Cong) Carter Frances (Mrs.), shopkeeper Maxim Emily (Mrs.), Plough P.H
Oole Alfred, Laurel bank Chapman William, ,shopkeeper & frmr Maxim J ames, butcher
LittleRev.Jsph.RussellM.A.,J.P.Rectry Carter WaIter, watch maker & assist- Mills William, miller (wind & steam)
Webb Charles, Bayments ant registrar of marriages for Ris- KewWll Philip, farmer
COMMERCIAL. bridge union Shave Henry, farmer
Baker Waiter H. C-ompasses P.H Choat. Ezekiel, butcher Slater John, farmer, Cordell hall
Basham George, farm bailiff to (exors. Cutmore William, painter Taylor Waiter, blacksmith
of) J. S. Garrett, Stansfield hall Head James William,grocer & draper, Webb Charles, farmer &; landowner
Beard William. farmer • Post office

STANSTEAD is a parish and village on the river Stour,
3i miles north-west from Melford junction station on the
Bury and Colchester line of the Great Eastern railway,
and 6l north-by-west from Sudbury, in the Southern divi-
sion of the county, Babergh hundred., Melford petty ses-
sional division, Sudbury union and county court district,
rural deanery of Sudbury, archdeaconry of Sudbury and
diocese of Ely. The church of St. James is an ancient
building of flint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular
style, and was re-seated and thoroughly restored in r878
at a cost of £r,ooo: it consists of chancel, nave, south
porch and an embattled western tower containing 6 bells:
there are 260 sittings. The register dates from the year
1570. The living is Si rectory, net yearly value £234,
with 24 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Miss
F. Sheen, and held since 1877 by the Rev. Frederick
Pearson M.A. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Charities
amounting to £22 are distributed to the poor at Christ-
mas. Edward Starkie Bence esq. of Kentwell Hall, who
is lord of the manor, and John George Weller-Poley esq.
of Boxted Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil is
loam and gravel; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and oat~. The area is 1,191 acres of land
and 4 of water; assessable value, £975; the population
in 1891 was 368.
Sexton, Albert John Clark.
Post Office, Upper Street.-Mrs. Harriet Smith, sub-post-
mistress. Letters arrive from Glemsford R.S.O. at 7
a.m.; dispatched at 5 p.m. Postal orders are issued
here, but not paid. GlemsfOTd is the nearest money
order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
Wall Letter Box, Lower street, cleared at 5.20 p.m
National School (mixed),erected in 1871,at a cost of £340,
raised by voluntary rate, & enlarged in 1892, for 90
children; average attendance, 81; Miss Ellen Salter,
mistress
Carrier.-William Smith, to Sudbury, thurs. & sat.; to
Bury St. Edmunds on wed

Metcalf Mrs Brewster Hemy Joseph, shopkeeper Kilbourn William Zaccheus, butcher
Pearson Rev. Frederick M.A. (rector) Hanchett Edward, farmer & miller Plume James, White Hart P.H
Rice George Eiwin, Stanstea.d lodge (wind & steam), Stanstead hall Smith William, shopkeeper & carrier
COMMERCIAL. Kilbourn Kate (Mrs.), farmer SneIl David Thoma,S', shopkeeper
Bird Alfred. farmer. Bloom's haIr Kilbou:rn William, blacksmith Wallace William, farmer, Spring hill

STANTON is a village 6i miles north-west from by the Rev. Henry Swan Dudding M.A. of Hertford Col-
Thurston station on the Bury and Ipswich section of lege, Oxford. Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Metho-
the -Great EaJ8tern railway, 9 north-east from Bury and dist chapels. The Fuel .Allotment consists of 43 acres.
3 north-east from Ixworth, in the North Western division the income from which is expended in coals for the poor
()f the county, Blaekbourn hundred and petty sessional of the parish. Robert Emlyn Lofft esq. of TrostoIlJ is
division, Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds county court lord of the manor; Arthur Maitland Wilson esq. of Stow-
district, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of langtoft Hall, and William Blake esq. are the principal
Sudbury and diocese of Ely: it formerly consisted of two landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel.
parishes, All Saints and St. John the Baptist, but they The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips.
are now amalgama.ted and are known as Stanton. The- The area is 3,189 acres; assessable value, £2,554; the
church of All Saints is an edifice of flint in the Earlv• population in r89I was 79I.
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle and Parish Clerk, Alfred Shaw.
a western tower containing a clock and 4 bells: the- Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. O. Express Delivery, Parcel
church was rp-stored in 1875: in the south wall of the- p()st, S. B. ,& Annuity & Insurance Office. William
aisle is a piscina, a stoup and an arched canopy, probably Sadler. 'Sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fr()m Bury St.
tho burial place of the founder of this portion of the Edmunds at 7 a.m.; box closes at 6 p.m. week days
edifice: in the south wall of the chancel are piscina and &; 10.40 a.m. on sundays
sedilia: a new organ was erected in r887: there are 300 Wall Letter Box, The Common, cleared at 6 p.m.; sun·
8ittin~s. The register dates from the year r584. The days, 10.30 a.m
church of St. John the Baptist, now used for funerals A School Board of 5 members was formed 12 August.
only, is a. structure of flint in the Early English style. 1874; Robert Simkin, clerk to the- board; George
consisting of chancel and nave and an embattled western Petch, attendance officer
tower built upon two arches, facing north and south, and Board School, built in r877, at a cost of £1,25°, for
containing 4 bells. The register dates from the year ISO children ; average attendance, 132; Edward Holley
1579. The livings are consolidated rectories, net yeaTly Mutimer, master; Mrs. M. Mutimer, mistress
value £470, with 3i acres of glebe and residence, in the Police Station. Robert Rix, constable in charge
gift of Robert Emlyn Lofft esq. J.P. and held since 1865 Carriers to Bury.-Edward H. Lockwood. on wed. & sat
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Baker Thomas, corn dealer Reeve WilIiam, saddler
Adams Abraham Bruca Alfred, farmer Roper James, wheelwright
Adams Alfred, Fern bank Bryant Sydney John, miller (wind) Robinson Frederick WilIiam,farmer &i
Dudding Rev. Hy. Swan M.A. Rectory Denny Henry, farmer miller (wind &; steam)
Hill Edmund Robert, Ivy house Drew John, Cock P.H Sadler William, grocer, draper & genl.
Mutimer Edward Holley Fairweather Henry, beer retailer stores, Post office
Sturgeon Charles Greenfield Park Finbow Henry, farmer, .Ampton school Shaw George Keeble, grocer & draper
Farm house Finbow John, farmer Simkin Hobert, farmer & assessor &;
Sturgeon George, Ivy cottage Fordham Frederick, bricklayer collector of taxes &; clerk to school
Sturgeon Henry Frost J ames, shopkeeper board
Sturgeon Jame9 MarsbalI,Street farm Garnham John, farmer Smith Moseley, farm bailiff to Stur-
•
geon Bros. farmers, The Dale
Sturgeon Miss, Ivy cottage Howe John, farmer
Sturgeon William, Jessamine cottage Howes George, farmer Steed Arthur, blacksmith &; ironmongr
Youngman William, The Lodge Keeble John, farmer Sturgeon Bros. engineers & thrashing
Lockwood Edward H. Rose & Crown machine proprietors, contractors fo'"
COMMERCIA.L.
P .H. & carrier steam cultivating, hauling & steam
•
Adams Arthur, blacksmith & shopkpr Martineau John, farmer sawmg
Mams' George, carpenter; &; at Hep- Mayes Job. farmer Sturgeon Georl!e, shoe maker
worth Miller John, baker Sturgeon Wm. Three Horse Shoes P.H
Adams Octavia (Miss), girls' school, Morris Arthur C. beer retailer Wallace Amos, George P.H
Fern bank OxboTrow William, slaughterer Wright Alfred. beer retailer
ADen James, farmer, Upthorpe Petch George, school attendance officer Youngman Vivian W. butcher; fami-
AlIen James, jun. farmer Ramsay James, farmer lies waited on daily for orders
Baker Philip, baker Ramsey Alfred, farmer I
 DmECIORY.] SUFFOLK. STOKFe-BY-CLARE. 313
STERNFIELD is a parish and village abou~ I mile at a cost of [,1,400, and has 100 sittings. The register
south from Saxmundham station on the Ipswich and dates from the year 1560. The living is a rectory.
Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern railway, in the North net yearly value £219, with 84 acres of glebe and resi-
Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate hundred and dence, in the gift of W. E. Long esq. and held since
won, Blything petty sessional division, Framlingham 1880 by the Rev. John Longe, of St. Bees. The Town
and Saxmundham county court district, rural deanery Lands now produce £61 yearly, which sum is applied to
of Orford, 31rchdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor. the relief of the poor ·and other purposes. William
wich. The church of St. Mary Magdalene is an edifice Evelyn Long esq. J.P. of Hurts Hall, who is lord of the
flf flint and rubble, in part of Norman date, and consists manor, Mrs. &hreiber and Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart.
ef chancel, nave, south porch and a low embattled western of Flixton Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil is
bower of flint containing 4 bells: the chancel was rebuil1l mixed; subsoil, sand and clay. The chief crops are
by the Rev. Montague North D.D. in 1764, and has for wheat, barley, beans and roots. The area is 1,105 acres;
an altar-piece a. fine painting by West, of the "Blind rateable value, £944; the population in 1891 was 212.
Restored to Sight," presented by Lord Farnborough: Sexton, Simon Jordan.
there are escutcheons of the Long and North families: Pillar Letter Box, cleared at 11.15 a.m. &; 6.20 p.m.;
the communion plate bears the date 1568: the stained sundays, 10.30 a.m. Letters received by foot post
east window is a memorial to the Rev. James Drummond from Saxmundham, arrive at 6.30 a.m. & 2.30 p.m.
Money, a former rector: in 1891 a memorial window was Saxmundham, I mile distant, is the nearest money
erected by the Rowley family to the late Mrs. W. order k telegraph office
Beeston Long, of Hurts Hall, Saxmundham, d. 1889: The children of this place a:ttend Saxmundham &; Benhall
the church was completely restored and re-seated in 1877, schools
Longe Rev. John. Rectory Jordan Simon. shoe maker &; sexton Packard Robert. farmer. Glebe farm
COMMERCIAL. Precious Robert Clutten. surveyor &; Reynolds George Edmund, farmer.
Baldry Robert. farmer . sanitary inspector for Plomesgate Sternfield hall
Durrant Thomas &; Son, farmers·, Rural District Council &; attendance Wisby Martha (Mrs.). farmer &; horse
Town farm. ; officer for Plomesgate union slaughterer
STOKE-BY-CLARE is a parish with a station on a quently removed here, and in 1415, by grant of Henry V.
branch of the Great Eastern railway from Long Melford to Edmund (Mortimer). 5th Earl of March. was converted
to Cambridge, 70 miles from London, 2! south-west from into a college with a dean. 6 prebendaries, 8 vicars, 4
Clare and 12 from Sudbury, in the Southern division of clerks and 6 choristers. and so continued till the general
the county, Risbridge union, petty sessional division and dissolution of religious houses in 1534, when the college
hundred. Haverhill county court district, rural deanery became a mansion, and in 1557 was purchased by the
of Clare, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. Elwes family: Matthew Parker, second Archbishop of
The river Stour flows on the south side of the parish and Canterbury (1559). after the Reformation, was the last
separates it from Essex. The church of St. John the dean of Stoke College: Sir Gervais Elwes bart. 1660.
Baptist is a handsome edifice of flint, with stone 'dress- owner of Stoke College estate, was succeeded by his
ings, in the Perpendicular style. and consists of chancel, grandson, Sir Hervey Elwes. who in his later life becam~
\South transept, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles, a miser; with him the title lapsed: he was followed by
north and south porches and an embattled western tower his nephew, John M. Elwes, the second and better known
-containing a clock and 6 bells: the aisles are continued miser. The ancient and interesting mansion house now
on either side of the chancel, opening into the same standing on the site of the Priory, under the name of
through one arch on the n<lrth and two on the south; 8toke College, is the property of Lord Loch, whose father
there is a piscina on the south side of the chancel and the purchased it from G. P. Elwes esq.; the Muse has
rood stairs also remain: in 1871 the interior was undergone many alterations since its early priory. days,
thoroughly restored. the old pews removed and open and of the priory some vestiges still remain in the ancient
benches substituted: there are several tablets to the chapel, now the library. and in tbEll kitchens: on a toQwer,
Elwes family, whose vault is in this church, and tomb- originally the porter's lodging, is an inscription in
stones to Sir H. W. Elwes d. 1763, and to John Elwes monkish Latin inviting all travellers to enter: there is
esq. of Marcham, Berks. and some time M.P. for that a fine row of sycamores by the river terrace, and long
county. d. 26 Nov. 1789: the eastern stained window of walls enclosing about 30 acres: the two wings are con-
three lights is a. memorial to J. E. H. Elwes esq. d. nected by long corridors: during the reign of Queen
!:869, and his wife, d. 1868; and in 1879 a memorial Mary, Bishop Ridley, Bacon, Bilney. Bradford, Cecil and
window was erected to Charlotte E. Elwes, who died in others, leading reformers, were concealed in the college
that year: the tower, chancel, north chantry, south by Dr. Parker, and in cavities in the thick walls and
porch and a chapel, now the manorial pew. are parts of chimney places there are tra,('es of hiding places: res-
the collegiate church. circa 14J5: the nave is a restora· torations at various times have kept up this interesting
tion by Dean Parker (1535): there are brasses, Dean mansion in perfect condition. G. P. Elwes esq. of Ed-
Parker's pulpit, several old oak seats, doors and a record mondsham, Cranborne, Dorset. is lord of the manor and
chest: some mural paintings can still be traced: the bell wrd Loch principal landowner. The soil is chiefly light
on the top of the tower, on which the ancient clock clay -and loam; subs<lil. chalk. The crops are oats.
iltrikes. was originally the Priory chapel bell: in the wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots. and the valley lands
chantry wall. at a height of 15 feet from the floor, is a are very productive, even in dry seasons. The area is
narrow doorway with two steps: there are sittings for 2,428 acres, mostly arable; rateable value, £2,577; the
360 persons. The register dates from the year 1538. population in 1891 was 658.
The living is a vicarage. net yearly value £115. with Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office. Miss Agnes
residence, built in 1843, in the gift of wrd Loch D.S.O. Ch3ipman, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from
and has been held since 1863 by the Rev. William Joel Clare R.8.0. at 7 &; 10.30 a.m.; dispat-ehed at 11.15
Denman B.A. of St. Catharine'Si College, Cambridge, who a.m. &; 6.50 p.m.; sunday, 9.30 p.m. Postal orders
is also ex-officio chaplain of Stoke College. Over the are issued here, but not paid. The nearest mon~y
chapel in Stoke College are a suite of rooms which were order office is at Clare
occupied by Dean Parker, the last chaplain here. There This parish was made a contributory district to Whixoe
are several charities distributed to the p<lor; there is School Board, 25 January, 1876, sending 2 members
also an almshouse occupied by poor parishioners. The A National School (mixed). erected, with residence for
:Benedictine priory of St. John the Baptist, anciently the teacher. in 1885, for 136 children; average
existing here, was first founded at Clare by AUric, in the
attendance. 93; Mrs. Mary Doe. mistress
time of Canute (1017-35). and from 1090 to 1124 was a
cell to the abbey of Bee, in Normandy; it was subse- Railway Station, Albert Marsh, station master
(Marked thus *should be addressed Burrows Joseph, gamekeeper to Lord Ford William. beer retailer
Loch Mit80D Josiah, George inn.& shoe mkr
Halstead.) Chapman Agnell (Miss). postmistress Graham Edward. Red Lion P.H
Denman Rev.William Joel B.A.Vicrge Cox Samuel, farmer, Green farm Jones John, gardener to Lord Loch
Doe Miss Cudby Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper OrbeR Brothers. blacksmiths
*Johnson Mrs. Baythorne grove Deeks Edwin, coal merchant Outing Mary .Ann (Miss), news agent
Loch Lord D.S.D. Stoke College; &; Deeks Charles, farmer, Canhams *Pannell Daniel. farmer. Boyton End
23 Lowndes square, London Doe Charles Edward. engineer &; cycle Pannell WaIter, beer retailer
Warren William. The Fernll agent &; assistant overseer Payne Arthur. farmer
Whiting Mrs, Moot' hall Doe J oseph, shoe maker Smith William, shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Eldred Joseph. carpenteJ'l Steward Philip, Railway Arou P.H
Abbott John, farmer French WaIter. builder. lime burner *Turn~r Oliver Thomas. beer retailer
Bean George, general dealer & quarry owner.res.:Birdbrook. Esu Wright Angelina (Mrs.). shopkeeper
 314 STOKE-BY-NAYLAND. .sUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
STOKE-BY-NA YLAND is a parish and village near' towers of red brick: the great dining hall has 81 fin&
\he navigable Stour, 6! miles east from Bures station 011 open-timber roof, with minstrels' gallery: the court is
the Bury and Colchester section and 6l south-west from laid out in beds with the arms and quarterings <If the
Hadleigh terminal station of the Great Eastern railway, Mannock family: in front of the mansion are the ruins
in the Southern division of the county, Babergh hundred, of an ancient chapel: the entrance hall was built in the
Boxford petty sessional division, Hadleigh county court time of Henry VIII.: it is now owned and occupied by
district, Sudbury union, rural deanery of Hadleigh, arch- James Winter Brittain esq. Tendring Hall, a brick man-
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Eiy. The church of sion with portico, stands in a. park, and is the seat of Sir
St. Ma:ry is a large and ancient structure of flint in the Joshua Thellusson Rowley bart. D.L., J.P. the lord of
Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, with chapels the manor and the principal landowner. The soil is
and vestry, nave, aisles, south porch and a lofty square alluvial; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
western embattled tower with four pinnacles and con- barley, peas and beans. The area is 5,4°6 acres of land
taining a clock and 6 bells: the church contains many and 27 of water; assessable value, £4,285; the popula-
fine brasses: the chapels are inclosed by !lI good wooden tion in 1891 was 992 in the civil! and 863 in the ecclesias...
screen and contain several monuments, especially one to tical parish.
Sir Francis Mannock and one to Lady Ann Windsor: By Local Government Board Order 16,462 , March 24,
most of the windoWlS are memorials to members of the 1884, part of Leavenheath was transferred from Stoke to
Rowley family, and one is to the Rev. Charles Martin Nayland-with-Wessington, and by Order 16,461, March
Torlesse M.A. vicar from 1832: there are 500 sittings. 25, 1885, Red Barn Farm and another part of Leaven-
The register dates from the yelllr 155 8. The living is a heath were added to Assington.
vicarage, net yearly value £210, in the gift of Sir J. Parish Olerk, William Mortimer.
T. Rowley bart. and held since 1897 by the Rev. Horace Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance Office.-
Ricardo Wilkinsolll RA. of Trinity Oollege, Cambridge. WaIter W. Winney, sub-postmaster. Letters arrjve
The Catholic chapel here is' dedicated to St. Edmund. from all parts by. Colchester at 4.40 a.m. &; 12.15 p.m.
King and Martyr. There is about £20 yearly in charities to callers; dispatched a,t II.15 a.m. &; 7.40 p.m. Box
for the poor. Here are remains of Stoke Priory. The
Stoke-by-Nav.land Horticultural and Labourers' Garden closes at 7·35 p.m. Nayland is the nearest telegraph
office, 2 miles distant
Society holds an exhibition annually in Tendring Park
in the month of September. Gifford's Hall, 2 miles National School (boys &; girls), built in 18 4 8, for 70 boys
north-east of the village, is ancient, part dating from the &; 90 ,girls &; infants; average attendance, boys SI k
time of Henry VI. and belonging until recently to the girls &; infants 87; Charles Huke, master; Miss S. E.
Mannock family: it is a. spacious mansion in the Tudor Hitchcock, mistress
style, surrounding a quadrangular court. with an em- Carrier to Colchester.-Hanwick, from the 'Angel,' wed.
battled entrance ,gateway flanked by two octagonal &; sat
Brittain James Winter, Gifford's hall Cook Henry P. farmer Mason J ames, baker
Longhurst Thomas, Hill house Curtis John, beer retailer :Morley Corben, farmer
Miles Rev. 'George Henry (Catholic) Day William, farmer Mortimer Charles, grocer &; draper
Moore Mrs. Thorington Deaves Sarah (Mrs.), Crown P.H Munson Alfred, miller (water)
Moore Shelley A. Thorington Dwrant Waiter, stationer Newman Samuel, Rose P.H
Bowley Sir Joshua Thellusson bart. Fonnereau C. A. farm bailiff to Jas. Page Annie E'. (Mrs.), beer retailer
D.L., J.P. Tendring hall; &; Travel- Winter Brittain esq Richardson William, farmer
lers' club, London S W Gage Charles, carpenter Rouse Charles, blacksmith
Simpson Vice-Admiral Cortland Her- Gardner Harry, farmer Russell Alfred, farmer
bert J.P. Old Vicarage house GoldsmitQ Mrs. farmer Scowens George, iblacksmith
Wilkinson Rev. Horace Ricardo RA. Green Arth. wheelwright & blacksmith Sparrow Robert, butcher
Vicara~e Green Henrietta (Miss), baker Tonkin William, AngeIIP.H
, COMMERCIAL. Howe J onathan, grocer &; draper Tricker Chas. saddler &;assist.overseer
Ayres Henry. farmer Huke Charles, organist Watson .Tohn R. painter &; plumber
Beer Waiter, carpent~r Johnson EdwaTd, farm bailiff to Sir Winnev •
WaIt.Wm.shoe ma. Post offiCi;)
Ohurch William, farmer J. T. Rowley bart
STOKE' ASH is 81 parish and village, 3 miles from· the Rev. Edward Oharles Jackson Bowen B.A. of Trinity
Mellis Junction station, 5 north-east from Finningham College. Cambridge. The Baptist chapel, erected in
station on the Ipswich and Norwich section and 3 1846, is a building of red brick. Lord Henniker is lord
south-west from Eye terminal station on the Great of the manor of Stoke Hall, the trustees of Capt. Round-
Eastern railway, in the North Eastern division of the Turner are lords of the manor of Wood Hall and Lord
county, Hartismere union, petty sessional division and Henniker. is the principal landowner. The soil is mixed;
hundred, Eye connty court district. rural deanerY' of subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
South Hartismere, archdeaconry Qf Suffolk. and diocese beans. The area is 1,200 acres; rateable value, £ 1,2'2'3 ;
of Norwich. The church of All Saints is a Norman the population in 1891 was 228.
building of flint with stone dressings, consisting of Sexton, Henry Lummus.
chancel, nave, south porch of brick and a; squlllre em- . .
battled western tower containing 4 bells: the church Letters ~eceIved through Eye .6rt'Uve at 7 B.m. & 2·30
was thoroughly restored in 1868 ~ there are two tablets p.m. Wall Letter Box, WhIte HOTse mn,. cleared aii
in the north wall of the chancel :to John Bedingfielde 2·30 &; 6·55 p.m. Wall Letter Box, Stoke OIty, cleared
esq. and family, dated 17 18 and 17 19: there are ISO 7 a.m. & 6.25 p.m. &; on sundays a.1; 6,3.5 p.m. The
sittings. The register dates from the year 1550. The ne.arest .money order &; telegraph office IS at Eye, 3
living is a rectory, net yearly value £23 0 , with 13 acres miles dIstant
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Rev. Charles Parish School (mixed), for 50 children; average attend-
Cary Bull, :rector here 1880-98, roId held since 18g8 by ance, 41.
Bbwen Rev. Edward Charles Jackson Bean Edward, blacksmith Lockwood William,farmer &; shopkeepr
B.A. Rectory Buck Sheldrake, Lime Tree farm Murton Sophia (Mrs.),frmr.Stoke hall
COMMERCIA.L. Bull Albert, farmer Ray William Edward, .shopkeeper
Bean Henry &; WaIter, wheelwrights &; Farrow John, farmer, Eastwick Spurgeon William, White Horse P.H.
carpenters Fulcher Caroline (Mrs.),frmr.Westwck &; farmer
Bond James, farmer &. assistant over- Harvey John, pig dealer Staff Arthur, farmer
seer, Gardener's hall Jessop Charles, farmer, Wood hall Youngman George, horse &; cattle dIr
STONHAM ASPALL ill 8 parish and village 5i miles marble, to one of the Wins.field family. The register
north-east from Needham Markei station on theIpswi.ch dates from the year 1541. The living is a rectory, net
and Norwich section ()f the Great E6stern railway and 7 east yearly value £420, with 40 -acres of glebe and residence,.
from Stowmarket, in the South Eastern division of the in the gift of Lord de Saumarez, and held since 1864 by
county, Bosmere !hundred, Bosmere and Olaydon petty ses- tha Rev. John George Pooley M.A. of Corpus Christi
sional division and union, Stowmarket coUIllty court College, Cambridge, and J.P. Suff. Here is a Primitive
district, rural deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconll"Y of Suffolk Methodist chapel. There are charities for various pur-
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Lambert is an poses to the amount of about £120 a year, arising
ancient edifice of fiinb in the Decorated style, cOIliSisting from land bequeathed by the Rev. John Metcalfe
of chancel with vestry, nave with clerestory, aisles, nort'h :M.A. who died in 1612, and to whose memory there
porch and a tower on the iSouth ,gide with a timber is a. brass tablet in the church. Broughton Hall,
upper story and containing 10 ,bells: the church was an ancient moa.ted mansion, once the" seat of the Wingfield
restored in 1873 at a cost of £2,000, and affords 400 family, is now a farmhouse; it has two massive chimneys,.
sittings: in the churchyard is a monument of white one of which has three niches on the outside, and the
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 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. STONHAM. 315
npper portion octagonaL Lord De Saumaxez is lord of the money order & telegraph office is at Earl Stonham, 2
m'anol1" and principal landowner. The soil is- mixed; sub- miles distant
soil, stiff loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley and Wall Letter Box, :Mill Green, cleared at 9.5 a.m. &; 7.20
mangold-wurtzel. The area is 2,399 acres; rateable value, p.m. week days only
£2,552; the population in 1891 was 720. Free & National School (mixed); the free school was en-
dowed by the late Rev. John Metcalfe M.A. 6 former
Parish Clerk, Robert Thurlow. rector, for the boys of this & the adjoining parish of
Post Office.-Geor.ge Turner, sub-postmaster. Letters Pettaugh; it will hold 150 children; average attendance.
arrive from Stowmarket at 5. IS a.m. & 1.20 p.m. lI8; .Alfred Cooper, master; Miss Elizabeth Warrren.
& delivered at 6.30 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.; dispatched at infants' mistress
. 9.30 a.m. & 8,4° p.m.; no mail on sundays. Postal Carriers to Ipswich.-James Bridges,John Berry &Willism
orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest Scott, tues. thurs. & ,gat. returning same night
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Corner Arthur, wood hurdle maker &; Offord William Joshua, Ten Bells inn
Hilley John, The Villa. thatcher & blacksmith
Kemp Miss Corner William, thatcher Patey W. farmer
Pooley Rev. John George M.A., J.P. Easter Jacob, miller (steam & wind) Race Edmund, farmer & poultry dealT
(rector), Rectory Ellis Hy. grocer &; draper, Ipswich rd Race George, shopkeeper, Mill green
Simpson Mrs. The Cottage Foulger William, butcher Race Henry, beer retailer
COMMERCIAL. Freeman John, farmer &; landowner Reeve Thomas, tailor
Baker Herbert, farmer, Broughton hall Fulcher Anus (Mrs.), farmer Salmon Thomas Arthur, farmer &.
Baker William, farmer Fulcher Harry, farmer -steam plough owner
Berry John, carrier Hart Robert, farmer Simpson George H. farmer,The Laure1&
Bloomfield Seymour, farmer Jeffery James, farmer Tate John, boot maker
Brand Daniel, farmer Lambert William, carpenter Turner George, carpenter &; under-
Bridges James, farmer &; carrier Last George, farmer, East End farm taker, Post office
Cage Richard, bricklayer Last William, baker & 'shopkeeper WilIey Harry, grocer &c
Chapman J abez, farmer Mavhew
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Robert, farmer
EARL STONHAM is a parish and scattered village, was' sunk on Forward Green by public subscription at a
3 miles north-east from Needham Market station on the cost of £no, of which Miss Noble, of Penrith, Cum-
Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern railway berland, contributed £50; it has been found of immense
and 5 east from Stowm-a,rket, in the South Eastern division benefit to the parishioners. Earl Stonham was the
of the county, hundred of Bosmere, petty sessional division site of a. Roman station, and roman coins embracing a
and union of Bosmere and Olaydon, county court dis1irict period of more than 400 years have .been found here, as
of Stowmarket, rural deanery of Bosmere, -archdooconry of well as pottery in great abundance. Messrs. Hayward
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is are lords O'f. the manor, Lord D~ Saumarez, .of Shrub-
a. beautiful cruciform structure of flint in the Decorated land Park, SIr Hugh Edwaxd AdaIr bart. of Fhxton Hall~
and Perpendicular styles consisting of ~hancel, nave with Pembroke College, Cambridge and John Weyland esq. of
clerestory, north and sodth transepts, south porch and an Woodea~t;l, n~ar O.xford, are the principa; landowners.
embattled western tower containing 5 bells: the roof is T~e SOlI IS stIff, rIch loam; the SUbSOIl IS clay. The
of chestnut wood, most ela.borately carved with many ?hief crops ate beans, barley, oats and wheat. ThE! ar~a
curious devices and representations of angels, apostles, IS 2,547 acres; rateable value, £2,752; the populatIOn In
saints and flowers: there are an ancient font, credence 18 9 1 ~as 612. .
table, piscina, sedilia. and some hrasses: the organ, with ParIsh Clerk. EdwlD E. Runeckles. .
which the old organ was incorporated, was erected in Post, M: O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., ~xI?ress Dehvery, S. B. &
1899 at a cost of £33 0 : during the- restoration several Annmty & Insurance Office, IpSWIch road.-Alf;ed 'Ym •
mural paintings were found on the wall of the north ~alls, sub-postmaster. London & general ~all arrIves
transept representing the "Nativity": over the chancel vd~ Stowmarket ~t 4· IS a.m. & 1 p.m. &; delivered at 7
arch is a painting of the "Last Judgment"· in the B.m. &; I p.m. ; dIspatched at 9·50 a.m. & 8.50 p.m. OD
south transept another of the " Martyrdom' of St. sunda.ys delivered at 7 a.m. & dis.patched at 8·50 p.m
Catherine" and one of "St. George and the Dragon": Post Office, Forward Green.--.E~wIn Ebenezer Runeckles p
fragments of the destroyed screen were in 1883 in the sub-postmaster. Letters ~rnve from Stowmarkeb a.t
possession of Mr. H. Watling: the church was restored 4·30 a.m. &; 12·45 p.m.; dI.spatched at 10·5 a.m. &J ~·S
in 1875 at a. cost of upwards of £2,000: there are 270 p.m. Postal orders are Issued here, but not .pald.
sittings. The [('egister dates from the year 1654. The The .nearest money ord~r &. telegraph office IS a\
living is a rectory, net yearly value £37 0 , "With 32 IPSWICh road office, 2 mIles dIstant
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Pembroke Wall Letter B~x, near the church, clea!ed at 9·55 a.rn.
College, Cambridge, and held since 18 96 by the Rev. & 8·55 p.m., sundays, 8·55 p.m. Mlddlewood Green p

Henry John Shaw M.A. of that college. There is a cleared at 9·35 a.~. & 7'~5 ~.m.; sundays, 7·~5 p.w
meeting room for the Brethren near Forward Green. Endowed School (mIxed), bUIlt In 1869, fo: 100 ~hlldren;
The Reading Room, near the church, was erected and ave~e a~tendance, 68; the en~o~ment IS denved from
presented to the parish by Mrs. Shaw, wife of the varIOUS pIeces of land now reahzmg about £40 yearly;
rector, in memory of her father; it contains a library master, Arthur G. Bramhall
of about 300 volumes, a piano, organ, games &c. There Carrier. James Holden, .to Ipswich, tues. & sat. & to
aTe a few small charities for the poor. In 1886 a well Stowmarket thurs
Oatt Samuel Chenery Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Runeckles Edwin E. parish clerk &
Crewe John G. Forward Green Ipswich road blacksmith, Post office, Forward Gn
Lingwood Decimus, The Lodge Chittock Charles,beer ret. ForwardGrn Runeckles Frederick, farmer, black-
Shaw Rev. Henry John M.A. Rectory Denny Robt. Thos. baker, Ipswich rd smith & poor's rate collector, The
Thwaites Henry, The Chestnuts Elliott oGeorge, builder & contractor, Laurels, Forward Green
Wright Frederick R. Deerbolts hall wheelwright, carpenter, cabinet ma. Sheppard Isaae, Angel P.H.lpswich rd
& furnishing undertaker,ForwardGn Sillett Wm. beer retlr. Ipswich road
. COMMERCIAL. Elliott William, carpenter Sheppard Sophia (Mrs.), farmer
Armstrong James, farmer, beer retailer Holden James, carrier Southgate Samuel, farmer
& shopkeeper Hunt Frederick, grocer & baker Taylor Clara (Mrs.). farmer, Sponge
Bannister Herbert,farmer, Rookery fm Kemp John, farmer, Moat farm Tydeman Lemon, farmer
Bloomfield Arthur, wheelwright Last Arthur, wood rake maker Whitmore John, farmer, Whitehouse
Brame George, poultry dealer Lingwood Decimus, farmer, The Lodge Wightmun M:ary Ann (Mrs.) (exors.
Brame Thomas, farm bailiff to exors. Matthews John (exors. of), farmers of), farmers
of John Matthews Matthews John, farmer, Chapel farm Williams James, bricklayer
Brundish John, farmer Reading Room Wright Sidney, blacksmith
LITTLE STONHA::M (or Stonham Parva), is a parish f flint in the Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave witb
and village on the Norwich road, 4 miles north-east from clerestory, small south aisle and porch and western em-
Needham Market station, nn the main line of the Great battled tower with pinnacles and containing 5 bEills: itt
Eastern railway and 6 east-by-north from Stowmarket, has 8 double hammer beam roof of wood richly carved in
in the South Eastern division of the county, Bosmere curious devices and adorned with figures of apostle& and
hundred, Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional division I samts: in the chancel are a piscina and sedilia: the ancient
and union, county courl district of Stowmarket, orural GctagonaJ. font bears a representation of the Crucifixion:
deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese I the church was partially restored in 1886 when 8 new na.Te,
of Norwich. The church of St. :Mary is a .structU"l'e of roof, communion rails, choir stalls and oak reading desk.
 316 LITTLE STONHAM. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

I
were provided, and the floor re-laid: there are 157 sittmgs, manor of fleet Hall, Lord De Sauma:rez, lord of the
roo being free. The register dates from the year 1542. The manor of Stonham Hall, the Rev. Charles Blomfield
living is a rectory, net yearly value £233, with residence ~LA.. vicar of Ponsonby, Carnforth, Lanes, William
and 30 acres of glebe, in the gift of G. Coyte esq. and Matthews and John Hayward esqrs. and St. John's
held since Ig00 by the Rev. Isaac William Tapper. College, Cambridge, are the chief landowners. The soil
There is III Baptist chapel, with sittings for about 300 is heavy; subsoil, gault. The crops are the usual
pe1'Sons. Here are extensive maltings, now in the occu- cereals. The area is 1,201 acres; reteable value, £r,7ZS ;
pation of Messrs. R. &i W. Paul 'Limited. 'Here are the IXlpulatiolll ill' 18gr was 346.
various charities; the Rev. J. Beale left a tenement Parislh Olerk, Jesse Tydeman.
and I?iece .of land! the rents of whi.ch were to keep the Post Office.-Miss Hephzibah Hart, sub-postmistress.
premISes.;ut repaIr, .and the r~m~mder to b~ d~voted Letters arrive from Stowmarket at 6.15 a.m. &i 2 p.m.
to repamng ~~e h~h~a~s wIthin the parIsh, the dispatched at 7. 15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,
property, the MagpIe, IS now let on lease for 21 but not paid. The nearest money order &i telegraph
~rs at 1;5 6 ros. yearly: MaTgaret Gowle left land office is at Earl Stonham 2 miles distant
m the parIsh of Stowmarket, now let for £19 yearly, ' .. .
whioh is distributed in coals to the poor of this parish. Church of England School, erected ill 188 7, for 9$ chil-
The town farm, consisting of over 37 acres and now let dren ; average a~tendance,. 76 ; J ames CreIghton,
fo1" £5'5 10S. yearly, is derived from gifts by T. Crowe, master; Mrs. CreIghton, mIstress
B. Gibson, and W. Blomfield and is for the common weal Carriers"to Ipswich. Richard Jolly & Henry Miles, tues.
of the parish. William Parry esq. who is lord of the thurs. &i sat
Durrant Samuel, Highland house Emery James, bricklayer Paul R. &i W. Limited, maltsters
Norfolk Mrs Hart Hepzibah (Miss), ,ghopkeeper, Scott Mary Ann (Mrs.), Magpie P.R
Tapper Rev. Isaac William (rector), Post office Soames Spencer, poultry dealer
Rectory Hart James, blacksmith Stedman George, farmer,Waltham hall
COMMERCIAL. Lawrence John, wheelwright Turner In. farmer, Oockhouse farm
Bristow Waiter, farmer, The Elms Little Stonham Mutual Benefit Society Tydeman Edward, carpenter
Creighton James, schoolmaster & ,sec. (James Creighton, sec) . Wicks Job (exors. of), farmers & land-
to the Little Stonham MutualBenefit Markin George, miller (wind & steam) owners
Society Matthew James, farmer, The Hall Wright Jane (Mrs.),Brewers'ArmsP.R
Denny Charles, thatcher Noble Percy, farmer, Westwood hall Wright George William, farmer
STOVEN is a parish and village, 21 miles south-east dence and 6 acres of glebe, in the gift of Naunton
from Brampton station, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft Robert Twysden Leman esq. and held since r878 by
ilection of the Great Eastern railway, and 5 north-eaat- the Rev. Thomas St. Hill. The Earl of Stradbroke
by-east from Halesworth, in the Northern division is lord of the manor, and Miles Barne esq. of Sotterley
()f the ~ounty, union, petty sessional division and Park, is the chief landowner. The soil is partly mixed
hundred: of Blything, county court district of Hales- and partly heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
'Worth, rural deanery of North Dunwich, archdeaconry wheat, barley and roots. The area is 804 acres; rate-
0"£ Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. able value, £685 10S.; the population in r891 was u5.
Margaret is a small but ancient Norman edifice eon- Parish Clerk William Suggate
ilisting of chancel, nave, and a western tower containing , .
()Jle bell: it was thoroughly repaired in 18 49, and is Letter Box cleared. ,at 7·50 p.m. Letters through Wa~g-
seated throughout with open benches, affording 120 f~rd R.~.o. arrIve at 7 a.m. Wangford, 2 miles
sittings. The register dates from the year r653. The distant, IS the nearest money order & telegraph office
li:ving is a vicarage, net yearly value £62, with resi- The children of this place attend the Brampton school
St. Rill Rev. Thomas, Vicarage Hadingham Robert,wheelwright & car- Smith Lewis Arthur, blacksmith
COMMERCIAL. penber &c Webdale Edward, tailor '&i boot & shoe
Allerton James, farm bailiff to the Last John &; Goffin Botwright John, dealer
executors of the late Charles Thomas farmers Youngs Charles, farmer, Stoven hall
Norton esq. North green Nobbs William & Moore Robert, far- Youngs Samuel, bricklayer
Burley Matilda (Mrs.), farmer mers, Pond farm Youngs William, Cherry Tree P.R. &;
Golding John, butcher Nobbs Wm. Sm!. farmr. Church farm boot &; shoe maker
WEST STOW is a parish on the north bank of the man making love to a maiden is made to say, "Thus do
river Lark, 2l miles west from Ingham station on the I while I may;" a middle-aged mall pointing to lli young
\1ury and Thetford branch of the Great Eastern rail- couple, "Thus did I while I might;" while the aged
way, and 4 north-north-west from Bury St. Edmunds, man hobbling onwards bitterly exclaims, "Good Lord,
in the North Western division of the county, Thingoe will this world last for ever?" The Hall is now oecu-
and: Thedwastre petty sessional division, Blackbourn pied by a farm steward. Earl Cadogan K.G., P.C. is
hundred, Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds county lord of the manor and sole owner of the land. The soil
court district, rural deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry is light and sandy; subsoil, clay and chalk. The chief
(1f Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. crops are rye, barley and lupine, and a portion of
Mary is a building of stone and flint in the Gothic pasture land. The area is 2,937 acres of land and 4 of
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and em- water; ,assessable value, £ r,lo4; the population in r891
battled western tower containing 6 bells and a clock, was Ig3.
presented in r884: there are memorial windows to the Letters arrive at 7.3 0 a.m. through Bury St. Edmullds,
Rev. E. R. ;Beny.on, of Culford Hall, d. 7 July, r883, the nearest money order office & the nearest telegraph
and .Jane,. his wife, d. Jan. 18 76 : a n?w organ was office is at Culford, 11 miles distant. Letter Box
iJTovlded ill 1884, at a cost of ~1~6, m memorr of cleared at 5.45 p.m. week days only
Rev. E. R. Benyon: there are 250 sIttmgs. The regIster. . .
dates from the year 155 8. The living is a discharged Natl(~nal School (mIXed), erected m 18 46,. to hold 60
rectory, with that of Wordwell annexed, joint net yearly children; .average attendance, 49; MISS Oaroline
v alue £ r70, Wl·th 30 acres 0 f i b and reSl'dence, ill
gee . th e Hearne, IIllStress
gift of Richard Benyon Berens esq. of St. Mary Cray, S
Kent, and held since 1882 by the Rev. Arthur Hamilton CIDMNEY MILL , formerly extra-parochial, is now a,.
Pemberton M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. West separate parish, 4l miles north-west .from Bury St.
Stow Hall, built in the 16th century, a singular specimen Edmunds. There is no church; the inhabitants attend
of brick construction, was the residence of Sir John that of West Stow. There is only a mill and one .iwel-
Croftes bart. master of the horse to Mary Tudor, ling house in the parish. Earl Cadogan K.G., P.C. is
Dowager Queen of France, whos-e arms, with those of lord of the manor and sole landowner. The area is
her second husband, Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, 23 acres; rateable value, £40 ; the population in 18g1
are distinguishable 011I the exterior of the building; in wall 8.
the room of the gate house are some paintings on the Letters through Bury St. Edmunds, which is the nearest
w.all, representing four periods of a; man's life A youth money order office, & the nearest tele~raph ofiil~e IS at
hawking is inscribed" Thus do I all the day;" a young Culford, about r! miles distant
Pemberton Rev. Arthur Hami:ton Careless George Rayner, farm bailiff Craske Edward, market gardener
M.A. Rectory to Earl Cadogan K.G., P.C. West MurreE George Watson, pork butehr
BeU Abraham, miller (water), Chim- Stow hall
ney mills
STOWLANGTOFT is a parish and village, 4 miies ellst from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western-
north-east from Thurston station, on the Bury and Jp,;- division of the eounty, union of Stow, hundred and petty:
wich sootion of the Great Eastern railway, and 8 north- sessional division of Blackbourn, county court district;
 nffiECTORY.] SUFFOLK. STOWMARKET• 317
of Bury St. Edmunds, rural deanery of Thedwastre, rectory, average tithe rent-charge £240; net· incom&
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The £1.80, with 65 acres of glebe, in the gift of A. M.
church of St. George is a building of flint in the Wilson· esq. and held since 1893 by the Rev. James
Transition style between Early English and Decorated, Wilson Davy Brown RA. of Caius College, Cambridge.
and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and a western There are almshouses for 4 poor people, supported by
tower containing a elock and 4 bells: the windows are A. M. Wilson. esq. In. 1764 a pot full of Roman coins
all stained, most of them being the work of the was found in. a field near the church. St{)wlangtoft
daughter of the late Rev. Samuel Rickards, of Oriel Hall, the seat of Arthur Mait1and Wilson esq. D.L., J.P.
College, Oxford, rector 1832-64, who, with his wife lord of the manor and sole landowner, is a mansi()n of
and consists of chancel, na.ve, south porch and a western white Suffolk brick, in the Italian style, situated in a
a memorial window to Joseph Wilson, placed in 1854, well-wooded park. The soil is mixed; subsoil, chalk~
and a marble monument with figures of two females clay end gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
kneeling before a man with open book, and underneath oats, turnips and sainfoin. The area is 1,456 acres;:
· the figures of eight children, also kneeling, one of the assessable value, £1,207; the population in 1891 was 177-
D'Ewes family, his two wives and their children, date Parish Clerk, WaIter Boggis.
:1618: there are also marble monuments to Sir Wil-
loughby D'Ewes bart.· d. 13 June, 1685, and to Lady Post, Telegraph &; Express Delivery Office.-Miss Ellen
Anne (Belasyse), wife of Sir George W ombwell bart. Tuck, sub-postmistress. Letters through llury St.
d. 7 July, 1808: in the church are very many hands- Edmunds, by messenger, from Ixworth, arrive at
some oak carvings, and within the communion rails are 6,45 a.m. &; 6.1'5 p.m.; dispatched at 7 a.m. &; 6.1$
nine curious groups of Flemish carving, one, represent- p.m. week days &; at II.30 a.m. on sundays. Postal
ing Our Lord Preaching to the Spirits in Prison (18t orders are issued here, but not paid. Norton is the-
Peter, iii. 19), is almost unique: the alabaster reredos nearest money order office
has a representation of the Lord's Supper: in the south Church school (mixed) built in 1894 &; entirely sup-
wall of the nave is a piscina: there are 220 sittings. ported by A. M. Wilson esq. for 60 children; average-
The register dates from the year 1559. The living is a attendance, 27; Mrs. Ada. J . .Angood, mistress
IJrown Rev. James Wi}son Davy RA. Birmingham John, agent to A. Mait- Tuck Ellen (Miss), grocer, haber-
~tory land Wilson esq dasher et stationer, Post office •
Wilson .Arthur Maitland D.L., J.P. Bridges Oharies, farmer Watts John, head gamekeeper to W_
Stowlangtoft hall Boggis Waiter, shoe maker G. J ameson esq
Jameson Wm. Geo. Stowlangtoft hall Green Thos. Robt. farmr. Bridge fro

S TOW M A R ({ ET.
STOWMARKET is a market town and railway station,
head of a petty sessional division a.nd county court dis-
trict, in the North Western divisi{)n of the county, hun-
dred and union Qf Srow, rural deanery of Stow, arch-
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich, and is 81!
miles from London by rail and 75 by road through
Sudbtlry, 12 north-west from Ipswich and 14 south-east
from Bury St. Edmunds; it is situated nearly in the
centre of the county, at the junction of the three
· rivulets which f{)rm the river Gipping, which was
rendered navigable in 1793, and has proved a great
source of prosperity W the town.
The Great Eastern railway kom Ipswich w Bury and
Norwich has a station at the bottom of S\;{)wuplamd
street, in the parish of Stowupland, near the Navigation
wha!"f.
The town adopted the" Local Government Act, 1858."
(21 and 22 Vict. c. 98) 2 November, 1866, but under the
provisions of the "Local Government Act, 1894" (56
and 57 Vict. c. 73) it is now governed by 6Jl Urban
District Council and lighted with gas from works the
property of th~ Stowmarket Ga! Co. but leased w
Messrs. Thomas Prentice and Co.; electric light is also
extensively used in most business places and in many of
· the private. houses, and is supplied by the Suffolk
•Electricity Supply Co. Limited. In March, 1887, Messrs.
(keene, King and Sons Limited, brewers, laid mams
and constructed a reservoir capable of holding 200,000
gallons to supply the town with water obtained from an
artesian well. In i891 a water softening apparatus was
added at considerable expense, and by this means the
water is now made perfectly pure.
The church of SS. Peter and Mary is a large building
of flint, in the Decol1'ated and Early English styles, con-
sisting of long chancel with a side chapel, m'Own as the
Tirrell chapel, nave, aisles, north and south porches
and an embattled westem tower with spire containing a
clock and 8 bells, re-hung in 1894: m the north aisle is
a monument of white marble, painted and gilt, with the
effigies of a man in armour and 1Io female kneeling before
a desk; on the right oJ! the male figure is one of a
female, and behind are six sons and four daughters all
kneeling on cushions; above is a cornice supported on
pilasters: at the base of the m{)nument are two panels
with. an inscription to Mar~ret English, of the City of
Westminster, daughter of Sir John Tirrell, knight, and
to her brother and sister, Thomas and Mary Tirrell,
their six SODS and four daughters: this monument was
erected 20 Oct. 1604, by direction of the above mentioned
Margaret English: there is also a memorial window to
the Rev. Henry Lewis M.A. vicar ~rom 1861: in 1885 a
new vestry and organ chamber were added, under the
direction of Mr. Herbert J. Green A.R.I.R.A. a'rchitect,
of Norwich, at a cost of £950, and in 1894 the interior
•
Iofstructed,
the tower was restored, a new ringing chamber co.-
a window placed in the w·est wall of the tower
and the spire restored at a cost of nearly £400: the
church affords 850 sittings. The register dates m-om the-
year 1559. The living is a vicarage, j{)int net yearly
value £200, with 3 acres of glebe and residence, in the-
gift of The Church Patronage Society, and held since
1896 by the Rev. McDonald Munro M.A. of Exeter
College, Oxf{)rd, chaplain of Stow union, and surrogate.
The rectorial tithes, joint value about £200 yearly,
belong to the trustees of the late Caleb Rose M.D. of
Ipswich, d. 1895. The old vicarage house, now occupied
by Mr. Napier Prentice, is very ancient, parts of i~
dating from before the reign of EIiza.beth; a room in
it where Milton visited his tutor is still preserved, and
in the grounds 81 mulberry-tree of considerable size-
retains the p{)et's name.
The present vicarage is a. modern building of :red
brick, situated at the entrance to the town fr()m Fin-
bor{)ugh.
The Parish Room, in Bury street, formerly the old
Baptist ch~pel, was purchase~ in 1890, Bnd is now used!
for parochIal and social meetings.
The Catholic churC'~, dedicated to our Lady of Sevet1l
Dol<lUI';s, is near Stn<:klandSl road, on gro~d formerly-
belon~g to the old ~ca;rage; but the sel'Vlces are n.o"W
h~ld In the school bUIldmg, .erected {)n a commandmg
SIte, on the br?w of the hill at the en~rance w.l the-
~own from ]jpswlCh; the schools are of bnck and st~ne
m the Early Decorated style; the ground floor c{)nooms:
~ school room and a class room, and on the upper floor
IS a large room used as a cb;apel; near the altar end aTe'
I two figures of angels .standlD;g 0I!' p~destals: the al~r,
eJ.lclosedby :wrought Iron r~il~, IS rIChly wrought WIth
. .gJ.lde~ panelling, and. ~~s ongmally made by Meyer, or
MUnIch, for the .exhl!brtlO'n at Nurem~erg.
~he CongregatIOnal church, er~ted III 1861, from th-e
de~Igns of Mr.. F. Barnes, architect, of Ipswich, is aIlt
edmce of stone m the Decorated style, consisting of nave~
aisles and transepts, and has sitting for about 1,030.
Tb are is a Baptist chapel in Bury street, a Primitive·
Irfethodist in Regent street, and two for the Brethren,
one in Violet hill and the other in Lower Violet hill.
The Cemetery, on the s<luth-east side of the town,
formed in 1885, at B cost of £1,500, has two chapels, an~
is under the control of the Urban District Council.
The C<lrn Exchange Bnd Assembly Room were origin-
ally built in 1836; the former has since been rebuilt and
considerably improved. The corn m8ll'ket, held on
Thursday, is well attended by farmers: on the same day
is a market for cattle, sheep, pigs and horses.
The Literary Institute and the Young Men's Society
were amalgamated in 1873, and now occupy premises in
Ipswich street, erected in 1874, at a cost of. [2,200, lIf.ld
 318 STOWMARKET. SUFFOLK.
containing a. library, reading room, chess and other rooms
and hall capable of seating 500 p€ople; it is supplied
with' daily and weekly pap€rs and p€riodicals, and has a
library of upwards of 3,000 volumes.
The Oddfellows' Hall, in Strickland road, originally
erected for a Roman Catholic school. was purchased
with the Stricklands estate by the Manchester Unity of
Oddfellows in 1892 at a cost of about! £3,000; the hall
will seat about 200, and is used for meetings of the
Oddfellows. the U:r'ban District Council, &c.
Stowmarket Workmen's Club, Milton road, is a build-
ing of iron, opened in 1890, and since enlarged and im-
proved, and has now two billiard tables. as. well as other
games. and is supplied with, newspapers 1md periodicals.
It is now the property of the Soowmarket Club and
Institute Society Limited.
There is! a book club which has had an uninterrupted
existence since 1796.
The Phmnix Lodge of Freemasons, No. 516, was con-
stituted in 1845, and meetings are held at the Fox hotel
on the Friday nearest the full moon.
A co:o'Siderable trade in corn, malt, coal, slate and
timber is canied on her~. Messrs. Lankester and Wells,
of this town, whose establishment here dates from 1785,
cal'lry on. a large wholesale and retail wine and spirit
business; they are proprietors of 'bonded stores near the
Great Eastern Railway station, and haVE!! offices, with
very extensive vaults. in the Ma.rket place. There is
• also. at Violet Hill, the brewery of Messrs. Cavalier and
Co. There are two bankis in the town. Here is the
extensive chemical manure manufactory of Prentice
:Brothers Limited, a gun-cotton and cordite manufactory,
the agricultural implement manufactory and iron foundry
of Mess'l'S. Woods and Co.; the cycle and motor car
work.s of The Anglian Cycle Co. Limited and the works
of The Suffolk Electricity Supply Co. Limited, each of
OFFIOllL' ESTAEUSiElMENTS. LOOAL INSTITUTIONS &co
Post. M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
&; Annuity &; InsuTanee Office. Market place. :Edward
Owen. Bailey, postmaster. Letters delivered at 7 &;
8. Isa.m. &; 12 &; 6 p.m. &; box closes for dispatches
to London &; Ipswich 9.30 a.m.; Bury. 10.20 a.m.;
London, Ipswich, Needham Market &; Norwich, :rI.IO
a.m.; to London, 3.30 p.m.; to Norwich, Lynn.
Wells, Thetford, Cambs. &; Lincolnshire &C. at 6.50
p.m.; London. &; all parts at IQ p.m
Wall Letter Boxes. Bridge street, cleared at 8.30 &; IO.30
a..m. &; 2.30, 5.15 &; 9 p.m.; Bury street, 8.50 &; 10.30
a.m. &; 2.45, 5.15 :& 9 p.m.; Stowupland street, 8.50
&; IO.I5 a.m. &; 2.30, 5 &; 8,45 p.m.; Combs Ford,
9 a.m. &; 2.20 :& 9 p.m.; Lime Tree place, 8.50 &;
10.30 a.m. &; 2.30, 5.15 &; 8,45 p.m.; Railway station,
8.50 &; 10.15 a.m. &; 2.30, 5 &; ,8'4'5 p.m.; Violet hill.
8.50 &1 10.15 a.m. &; 2,45, 5 &; 8,45 p.m
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR STOW PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
The chair is taken by the magistrates in rotation.
Booth Benjamin Brodie esq. Plashwood Park, Haughley
Gostling George James esq. Ipswich street, Stowmarket
Marriott Charles esq. B.A. The Beeches, Stowmar>ket
Oake& Capt. Hervey AstOlll, Hill house, Stowmark€t
Pettiward Robert John esq. M.A. Finborough hall,
Stowmarket
Story Robert H. esq. Woodfield, Stowmarket
Wade William esq. Violet hill, S;towtnartket
Wells Eugene esq. Buxhall vale, StowmaTket
The chairmen. for the time 'being, of the Stowmarket
Urban and Stow and Thed.wastre Rural District Councils.
are ex-officio magistrates.
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Manning Prentice,
Temple Bar
Petty sessions are held' every a.ltern.ate monday at the
Court house, Tavern street, at 12 n()on. The petty
sessional division comprises the following places:-
Buxhall. Oomibs, Creeting 'St. Peter, Great Finborough,
Little Finborough, Gipping, Harleston, Haughley, Old
Newton., Onehouse, Shelland, Stowmarmet. Stowup-
land &; Wetherden
URBAN DISTRIar COUNCIL,
Offices, Oddfellows' hall, Stricklands.
Mooting day, first friday in the month, at 6 p.m.
Members.
All retire in April, 1901.
Chairman, George James Go stling".
Vice-Chairman, Philip Charles Napier Peddar.
WilIiam Balls James Lillistone
George H. Gower Charles Marriott
Cbarl,"s Hitchcock Capt. Hervey Aston Oakes
(KELLY'S
which employs a considerable number of hands. In the
vicinity are several hop gardens.
The Fever Isolation Hospital, in Bury road, erected in
18g6 at a cost of about [,500, is an iron building con-
taining 12 beds and is managed. by a committee selected
from the Urban District Council.
There Bll'e various charities for the benefit of the poor
and for educational purposes, including a sum of £ 100.
given a,boat 1604, by Mal'garet English, for the purchase of
an annuity of 20 nobles, for the relief of the poor, and
amounting in the whole to [,315 yearly. .
Thorney Hall, near the station, was fuoom the Norman
accession to the reign of Henry I. the seat of the King's
bailiff: t·he living, tawn 8Ild royalties were next granted
by the crown to the .A!bbey of St. Osyth in Essex A.D.
1348. :Edward lIT confirmed all former grants of the
market to the abbey and renewed the charter for the
market and its rights: the portion of the Hall n()w
standing has been converted into maltings. Two churches
existed at the time of the Conquest: the town was then
called Thorney Market as well as Stow: it was a,t one
period a corporate town and sent a member to Parlia-
ment.
Abbats Hall, the residence of Mrs. Brock, is a. plain
red brick building, standing on the ,site of the Grange
of the Abbots of St. Osyth. Hill House is the residence
of Capt. Hervey Aston Oakes J.P.
George Frederick Beaumont esq. of Coggeshall, is lord
of the manor. but the property has been mostly en-
f.ranchised. The principal landowners are William
Mathew esq. of Springfield, John Hayward and G.
Gudgeon esqrs. and James Henry PoTteus Oakes esq.
of Nowton Court.
The area is 990 acres; rateable value, [,13,003; the
population of the parish in 1891 was 4,341.
Parish Clerk. William Gostling.
Oliver John Parker I William Golland Ranson
Charles Thomas Partridge John Edward Simpson
Samuel Prentice Richard B. Strickson
Darid Pulford
Officers.
Clerk. Perey Christopher G. Hayward, SI{;'ricklands road
Treasurer, John R. Dewhirst
Surveyor, Thomas H. Simpson, Waterloo 'hoP Tavern st
Medical Officer of Health, Charles William Low M. B.,
D.P.H., F.e. S'. Stricklands road
Sanitary Inspector, Frederick Bretro, Bury s-treet
Collector, John Inkpen. Ipswich road
EAST 8TOW RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at the Board room, Market place, Stowmarket. on
thursdays (fortniglhtJy), at I I a.m.
Chairman, William Wade, Violet hill, Stowmarket
Clerk. Robert Eo Wilkes. IpswiClb. road
Assistant Clerk, Henry E. Wilkes, Linden house, Ips-
wich road
Treasurer, Mortimer Granville Tollemache, Bury Si;.
Edmunds
Medical Officer of Health, ChaTles William Low M.B.,
D.P.H., F.C.S. Stricklands road
Surveyor of Highways, Gordon Harrison, 2 Oakville viIs
Saruitary Insp€c.tor, Frede.rick Brett, Bury street
THEDWASrrRE RURAL DIsrrRICT COUNCIL.
Moots at the Board Room, Market place, monthly, on
thursdays, at I p.m.
Chairman, Sir Edward WaIter Greene. bart. Nether hall,
Burv St. Edmunds
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Clerk, Robert E. Wilkes, Ipswlioh road
Assistant Clerk, Henry E. Wilkes, Linden house, Ips-
wich road
Treasurer, Charles Marriott, The Beeches
Medical Officer of Health, Alban Butler L.R.C.P. &; S.l.
The Beeches, Walsham-Ie-Willows
Surveyor of Highways, R. T. Robinson, Elmswell
Sanitary Inspeotor. Frederick Brett, Bury street
STOW UNION.
Board day, thursday (fortnightly), at! the Board Room,
Market place, Stowmarket.
The unlion of Stow consists of the following parishes:-
Badwell Ash, Beyton, Buxhall, Combs, Creeting St..
Peter, Drinkstone, Elmswell, Fels'ham, Gadding, Gip-
ping, Great Ashfield, Great Finbol'ough, Harlestolh
Haughley, Hessett, Hinderclay, Munston, Langham,
Little Finborough. Norton. Old Newton, Onehouse.
Rattlesden, RickinghaU Inferi()r, Shelland, Stowlang-
toft, Stowmarket, Stowupland, Thurston, Tostoc:k,
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 DmEGrORY.] SUFFOLK.
Walslham-Ie-Willows, Wattisfield, Wetherden &i Wool-
pit. The area. is 56,810 acres; rateable value in 1900
£7°,323. The population of the union in 1891 was
19,93 1
Chairman, Benjamin Brodie Booth esq. Plashwood park,
Haughley
Clerk to the Guardians &i Assessment Committee, Hobert
E. Wilkes, Ip&wich lroad, Stowmarket
Assistant Clerk, Henry E. Wilkes, Linden house, Ips-
~ch road, Stowmarket
Treasurer, Oharles Marriott, Stowmarket
Relieving &; Vaccination Officers, Rattlesden district, J.
F. Roper, Rattlesden ;Sbowmarket district, Henry Riley,
Vliol9lt 1EI:ill roadJ, Stowmarket; Walslham-Ie-Wiillows
district, Herbert Andrews, Walsham-Ie-Willows
Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, No. 1 district,
Sidney Hillier M.D. The Hollies, Ipswich street, Stow-
market; No. 2 District, Orby R. M. Wood M.D.
Woolpit; No. 3 district, George Stevens F.F.P.S.G1as.
Norton; No. 4 district, George Holbrey Hunter
M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H. Haughley; No. 5 district, Hy.
Cecil Harper L.R.C.P.Lond. Station road, Stowmarket;
No. 6 district, Alban. Butler M.D. Walsham-Ie-
Willows; Hinderclay &; Rickingthall Inferior district,
Maurice Hermann Hannigan M.D., M.Ch. Botesdale
Superintendent Registrar. Robe.rt E. 'Wilkes, Ipswioh rd. ;
deputy, Hy. E. Wilkes,Linden ho.Ipswich rd.Stowmrkt
Re~stra.rs <Yf {Birth!ll &; Deaths &; Vaccination Officers,
Walsham-Ie-Willows sub-district, Herbert Andrews,
Walsham-Ie-Wilklws; deputy. William Kerridge, Wal-
sham-le-Willows; Rattlesden 6ub-districll. John Fredk.
~per, Rattlesden; dep~ty! Thomas Roper. Wool-
PIt; Stowmarket sub-dIstrIct. Henry Riley, Violet
Rillll"oad, Stowmarket ; deputy, !Reber Felgate. Ohurch
walk. Stowmarket
Registrars of Marriages', Henry Riley. Violet Hill road.
S'towmarket; deputy. Hebe.r Felgate. Church walk.
Stowmarket; Herbert Andrews. Walsham-Ie-Willows;
deputy. William Kerridge. Walsham-Ie-Willows
Workhouse, Onehouse. John Miles. master; Sidney
Hillier M.D. medical officer; Mrs. Miles. matron
School Attendance C()Jl!mittee.
Meets at the Guardians Office. Mal'ket place, Stowmarket.
<In thursdays (fortnightly). ·at I~ noon.
Clerk. Robert F. Wilkes. Ipswich road. Stowmarket
Attendance Officer. G. H. Cornish, Slhelland
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemetery. Percy C. G. Hayward, Stricklands rd. clerk
Corn Exchange &; Assembly Rooms, Market place. John
Inkpen, sec
County Court. Ipswich street, Registrar's' offi~es in Bury
street. His Honor H. Eardley-Wilmot. judge; Francis
Charles Peacock, registrar & high bailiff. County
courts are held monthly; the district comprises the
parishes of Bacton. Badley, Barking. Battisford,
Brettenham. Bricett Magna. Buxhall Combs. Cotton.
Creating All Saints. Oreeting St. Mary, Oreeting St.
Olave. Creeting St. Peter, Darmsden. Drinkstone,
Elmswell, Felsham, FinbGrough Magna, Finborough
Parva, Finningham. Gedding. Gipping, Harleston,
Haughley, Mendlesham. Mickfield. Needham Market.
Old Newton, OnehGuse. Rattlesden, Ringshall, Shel-
land. Stonham Aspall. Stonham Earl, Stonham Little.
Stowmarket, Stowupland, TOIltock. Westhorpe,
Wetherden. Woolpit & Wyverstone
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that of
Bury St. Edmunds. F;rederick Mes·sent. 36 Princes st.
Ipswich. official :receliver
Certified Bail.jffg: appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," Philip Cha.rles Napier Peddar, Market
place. Stowmarket; WaIter Georg-e Warner, Market
pI. Stowmarket &; John Thornley. Bury rd.Stowmarket
County Police Station. Tavern street, John Foulger
Page. superintendent; George Stannard. inspector, &;
2 constables
'Oddfellows' Hall, Strickland road
Urban Distnct Council Fire Brigade; engine house.
Tavern street; Henry Cornish Gooding, supt
Stamp Office. Ipswich street, Miss Annie Woolby
Stowmarket Navigation, Percy C. G. Hayward. clerk
2nd Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment (A Company) ;
Orderly Room, Bury \Street, Capt. Percy C. G. Hay-
ward; Surg.-Lieut. Sidney Hillier M.D.; Rev. Mac-
Donald Munro M.A. acting chaplain
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PUBLIO OFPIOERS.
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Henry Cecil Harper
L.R.C.P.Lond. Station road
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes. John Manning
Prentice. Temple Bar, Bury street
Collector of Poor Rate &i Assessed Taxes. .Jo:hn Inkpen,
Woodleigh villas, Ipswich road
Inspector of Corn Returns &i Inland Revenue Officer, John
Sefton, Violet Rill road
Proprietors (}f Market Tolls, H. A.. Oakes esq. &; John
Hayward esq
Town Crier, John Wade
PLACES OF WORSIITP, with times of services.
SS. Peter &; Mary's Church, Station road. Rev. Me-
D()nald Munro M.A.; 8 a.m., 10.45 a.m. &; 2.45 p.m.
(monthly) &i 6.45 p.m.; evening service. wed. 7.30
p.m.; litany. fri. 12 noon; holy communion on holy
days, 11.30 a.m
Our Lady of Dolours Catholic Ohurch, near Strickland
road, Rev. Eugene O'Hagan, priest; holy communion,
8.30 !Lm.; mass. 10.30 a.m.; instruction, 2.30 p.m.
&; benediction, 6.45 p.m.; daily mass. 7.45 a.m.
(summer). 8.15 a.m. (winter); thurs. mass, 8.30
a.m.; benediction, 7.30 p.m.; confession, sat. 7 p.m
Seats
Baptist. Bury street, Rev. John William Saunders
10.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30p.m.;!wed. 7.15 p.m....... 500
Brethren : - .
45 Lower Violet hill. 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m; mono
& wed. 7.45 p.ro............................................... 100
Violet hill, 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m; tues. &; thurs.
7.3 0 p.m........................................................ 500
Congregational Church. Ipswich street. Rev. Thomas
Simon; 10.45 a.m. &; 2.30 & 6.45 p.m.. ; wed.
7.30 p.m. 1,030
Primitive Methodist. Regent st. Rev. Albert Bebble-
thwaite; 10.30 a.m. &; 2.45 &; 6,3° p.m. ; thurs.
7.30 p.m 300
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National, Churchyard, erected in 1835 & enlarged in
1852, 1872 &; 1886; these now hold 150 boys. 150
girls &; 120 infants; average attendance, 120 boys,
130 girls & 120 infants; William Yallop, master; Mrs.
Maria Yallop, mistress; Miss Helen Lock. infants'
mistress
British, Childer road, for 200' boy-s, 'IsO girls &; 100
infants; average attendance. 160 boys, 135 girls & 100
infants; Thomas George Parker. master; Mise Annie
Rendall, mistress; Miss F~y Grice, infants' mistress
Oatholic. Ipswich street, for 200 children; average
attendance. So; Misses Nora 0& Molly Kirk, mistresses
RAILWAY STATION.
Great Eastern, George J efferies. olltation master; George
W. Wicks, chief clerk. goods department
OARRIERS.
Bildeston-Creswell. from 'Queen's Head,' daily; Howe.
from 'Greyh'Jund,' daily
Brittenham-Mills, from 'Greyhound,' thuI'&
Debenbam Smith, froOm 'Pickerel,' in
Elmswell. Haughley .&l Wetherden-Warren, from' Fox
&; Hounds.' thurs
Hite~am :B:o~ert Baker. from 'King's Arms,' daily
Ipswlch-William Stannard, from his house, Union st.
daily; William Rozier, from his house. Violet Hill rd.
mono wed. &; fri
Mendlesham--Syrett. from' Pickerel.' daily; Arbon. from
'Pickerel,' mono thurs. 0& sat; William Lockwood,
from 'Pickerel.' thurs
Mickfield Osbourne. trom 'Pickerel,' thurs
Rattlesoden John Richer. from' Greyhound,' mono tues.
thurs. fri. &; sat.; Allen. from 'Greyhound,' thurs. &
sat.; Roe, from 'White Horse,' thurs
Stonham-Holden. from 'Pickerel.' thurs
Wetherden Leggitt &; Miller, from 'Fox &, Hounds,'
thurs
Wetheringsett--Jolly, from' Pickerel,' thurs
Woolpit----Baker & Crowe, from 'Greyhound,' thurs.;
Howlett. from 'Greyhound.' thurs. &; sat
Wyveston Mrs. Garrard, from 'Fox &; Hounds,' thurs
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PRIVATE ·RESIDENTS. Harvey William. Violet hill Rush Edgar Craske, Tavern stree.
Adams Miss, Childer road Hebblethwaite Rev. Albert (primitive Rush Edward Craske, Finborough ~d
.Aldridge Thomas, Crown street Methodist), Milton road Salmon Edward, Finborough road
Alger Charles B. Milton road Hillier Sidney M.D. The Hollies Salmon Henry, Vernon cottage, Creet-
Ballam Edward J. C. The Ashes Hipp Christie, Violet hill ing road
Barbrook William Oliver, The Grove, Holley Edward, Ipswich hOe Ipswich st Saunders Rev. John William (Baptist)p
Ipswich road Holley Miss, Ipswich street Bury street
Barritt Mrs. Union street Hounsfield Sidney Coupland,Tavern st Sidney Hy. Pelham villa, Childer road
Bartlett Joseph, Violet hill Inkpen John, Ipswich road Simon Rev. Thomas (Congregational)p
Bedell Rev. Alfred J., B.A. Surbiton Knock Miss, Lime Tree place The Firs, Ipswich road
house, Ipswich road Knock Mrs. Violet hill Simpson Edwin H. Onnesby houser
Bedwell Mrs. Childer road Lankester Frank, Yew tree, Fin- Bury street
Beevor Charles P. Violet hill borough road Simpson Robert George, Market place-
Bishop Henry Geo. M.S.A. Cheapside Larkin Julius Dearn, 3 Fasborne vils Simpson Thomas, Cheapside
Bottomley Frederick John, 5 Carden Layton Miss, Bank terrace, Bury street Simpson Thomas Horace, Tavern si
terrace, Crown street Lock Miss, Harrolds cot. Newton road Southgate Mrs. Bridge street
Br3.<Hey Henry S. Station road Low Chas. Wm. M.B. Stricklands rd Southgate Samuel, Temple road
Brock Mrs. Abbots hall Mamott Chas. B.A., J.P.TheBeeches Stannard Richard, Station road
Buxton Chas. Oakville vii Childer rd Matthews William, Springfield house, Stannard William, Tavern street
Case Edwin, Tullington hOe Bury st Bury road Story Lieut.-Gen. Philip, The Hill
Cavalier Francis H Mayhew James R. Tavern street Story Robert Henry J.P. Woodfield~
Cawthorn Miss, Ipswich road Mayhew Mrs. Tavern street Ipswich road
Clark Mrs. Lime Tree place Munro Rev. McDonald M.A. (vicar, S'br.a.it Miss, Ipswich street
Claxon Mrs. Rose villas, Childers road surrogate & chaplain of Stow union), Suttle Miss, Violet hill
Cole Alfred William, Milton road Vicarage Thornley John, Bury road
Collen Mrs. Finborough road Murray Robert, Lime place Thurlow Frederick William, North-
Cook Francis Rider, The Rookery, Fin- Murray WiHiam, Tavern street leigh, Violet hill
borough road Newland Charles William, Stricklands Thurlow George R. Bury street
Cooper Harry William Youngman, terrace, Strickland road Thurlow John T. Temple road
Bury street Nice Charles H. .Station road Thurlow Mrs. Bank street
Cornell Mrs. Frances, Lime Tree pI Nock Mrs. Violet hill Tillott Albert, Crow street
Crosse Miss, Tavern 8treet Oakes Capt. Hervey Aston J.P.Hill ho Tillott Thomas Edwin, Ipswich road
DewhiNlt John Reeve, The Bank, Ody John Caleb, Brierholme Todd George A. Temple road
Market place O'Hagan Rev. E'ugene (Catholic), Tricker Mrs.· Childer road
Diaper Mrs. Leyton villa, Bridge st Maryvale Tuck Cyril, Milton house, Ipswich rd
Ennals Robert, Gipping house Ormes George Fuller, Finborough I'd Turner Charles, Antrim house, Fin-
Everard Misses, Bury street Ormes Samuel French, Childer road borough road
Fisk J ames, Ipswich road Oxborrow Mrs. Bury street Turner Ml"S. Childer road
Fisk Robert Ernest, Bridge street Parker Robert, Bridge street Turner Wm. The Acacias, Ipswich rd
Fison Ml"S'. Finborough road Parker Thomas George, Vi<>let hi] Tydeman Edward, Bury street
Flowerden Thomas, Violet hill Partridge Charles Thos. Tavern street Tydeman William, sen. Fernleign·p
Godbold Miss, Bury street Payne John, Childer road Ipswich road
Godfrey Misses, Ipswich road Peddar Charles, Ipswich road Tydeman William, jun. Denmark ho.
Gooderhan Robert, Avenue house, Peddar Philip Charles Napier, The Bury street
Creeting road Limes, Ipswich road Wade William J.P. Violet hill
Gostling George James L.D.S.R.C.S. Peacock Francis Charles, Hilda house, Wa.lne Thomas, The Elms
Ire!. Ipswich street Finborough road Ward Frank, Chilton house, Fin.-
Gouldstone Ernest W. Oakley villa, Pluck Samuel, OakIands, Bury street 'borough road
Temple road Plummer Fredk. Saml. I Henley villas Ward ·Henry D. Childer road
Gower George Henry, Finborough rd Pollitt Robt. B. Lindhurst, Ipswich rd Warner Walter G. Crow street
Graves Herbert, Finborough road Prentice Manning, The Fo'c'sle, .Chi!- Whayman Miss, Regent street
Green Joseph, Bury r<>ad der road Wheitcroft Mrs. 3 Henley villas p
Green Miss, Crow street Prentice Ml'IS. Verandaih cottage, Ipll- Unity road
Greenwood James, Lime Tree place wich rood White Horace B. Danecroft, Fin-
Gudgeon Geo. Uplands, StowupIand Prentlce William H. Russell houlJe borough road
Gunn Mrs. Childer road Pyke James, Bury street Whitelaw Harry Maton, Childer road
Harper Henry Cecil, Sta.tion road Raffe Miss, Childer road Whiting George William, Childer road
Harper Mrs. Bury street Ranson William. Golland, Ipswich rd Wilkes Henry E. Linden house, Ips-
Harrison Gordon, 2 Oakville villas, Ray George F. Bury street wich road
Childer road Richards Henry, Bury street Wilkes Rbt. E. Linden ho.Ipswich rd
Hayward Perey Christopher G. The Robinson Fredoerick, Newton road Wright John, Childer road
Ashes •Runacus Mrs. Union street Yallop William, Unity road
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COlDlEROIAL. Baker Ed ward, pork butcher, Victoria road, The Downs
Abbott Edgar, grocer, Stowupland street Baker Fred, shopkeeper, Regent street
Abbott William, coach builder, general smith &c. Stowup- Ballam Edward, farmer, The Ashes
land street . Balls William George, tallow chandler &; candle manufac-
Abra 8eth, boot repairer, Violet hill turer, Union street
Adams & Son, general engineers & millwrights, Creeting rd Bankes-Ashton & Holley, ,solctrs. Ipswich st. ; &; at Bury
Adams Harry, htlir dresser, Ipswich road Barclay & Co. Limited (branch), bankers (Thomas
Alderton William, boot &; shoe maker, Ipswich street Simpson, manager), open daily IQ to 4, except thurIJ.
Aldous George Henry, Pickerel P.R. 8towupland street IQ to 5 & sat. 10 to I, Cheapside ; draw on head office,
Aldridge Thoma!!, solicitors' clerk, insurance agent &; sec. 54 Lombard street, London E 0
to " Prince of Wales" Court A.O.F. Crown street Barker Eliza &; Jane (Misses), pork butchers, Bury street
Ancient Order of Foresters (Prince of Wales' Court) meet Barnard Arthur, Fox &; Hounds P.H. & bill poster & mar-
monthly, King's Head Hotel, Thos. Aldridge, sec ket tolls collector, Bury street
Ancient Order of F<>rresters (Court Gertrude> Marriott Barnard Edgar, harness maker, St.ation road
Lodge) meet monthly, Oddfellows' hall (Miss E. Barnard Elijah, commercial traveller, Lime Tree place
Green, sec) Barnard Fredk. fish salesman & beer retailer, Station I'd':
Andrews Manning, rope dealer, Bridge street Barnard Hamett (Mrs.), tailoress, 14 Childer place
" Anglian" Cycle & Engineering Co. Limited, electrical Barnard Onesiphorus, hair dresser, Ipswich street
&; mechanical engineers, manufacturers of dynamoi;, Barnard Thomas, commercial traveller, Childer road
motoril, cycles &c. elecno-platers, enamellers, complete Barrell John Samuel, coal dealer, Regent street
electric light installations for public & private buildings Barrow Henry, shopkeeper, Church walk
a speciality, Anglian works Beaurnont Arthur, King's Arms P.H. Station road
Arnold Herbert Thomas, White Hart P .H. & pork but€her, Beckwith WaIter WiIE'<lm, stationer &c. Ipswich street
CrQwe street Bedwell Frank (exors. of), steam millers, Finborough rd
Ashford Mary Jane (Mrs.), apart!!. Bank ter. Bury st Bird Ethel (Miss), dress maker, Regent street
Ashton Henry Bankes, solicitor & commissioner for oaths R~hop Charles, butcher, Market p1ace
& advocate in police & county courts, firm Bankes-Ash- Blue Posts Wine & Spirit Stores (James Betteridge,
ton & Holley, Ipswich street; &. at Ixworth manager), wines & spirits, '<lIe, porter & stout mer-
Bailey Edward Owen, postmaster, Market place chants, agents for Bass's pale ales, Station road
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.
llishop Henry George M.S.A.architect &; sUrvyT.Cheapside
Boby &; Chapman Lim.maltsters,Thorney hall&;Ipswlch st
Botting Elizabeth (Miss), butcher, Station road
1Irett }<'rederick, monumental mason &; sanitary inspector
.to Stowmarket Urban &; East Stow &; Thedwastre Rural
"District Councils, Bury street
'B.rett John Edward, baker, ChiIder road
Brett O. H. br:'cklayer, Bury street
Bull Rallih, market gardener, Vine cottage, Bury road
Bullock .Frederick, White Horse P.B. Station road
Burgess Albert John, farmer, Abbotts Hall farm
Burrows Samuel, fruiterer, Ipswich street &; Bury street
Burrows William, shopkeeper, Union street
Butcher Beatrice (Miss), dress maker, Market place
Butcher Henry, boot &; shoe maker. Bury street
Caley Ernest, market gardener, Finborough road
CalveI' James Walker, beer retailer &; saddler, Bridge st
Capital &; Counties Bank Limited (branch) (Hon. M. G.
Tollemache &; A. B. Bevan, managers), Market place;
draw on head office, 39 Threadneedle street, LondonEC
Carter Priscilla &; Elizabeth (Misses), aparts. Temple I'd
Carter William, gardener to Lieut.-Gen. Philip Story,
Bury road
,Catchpole Arthur, coal &; wood dealer, Re~ent street
Catchpole Robert Scase, engineer &; millwnght, Regent st
Cavalier &; Co. Limited, brewers (Christie Hipp,manager),
Suffolk brewery
Cemetery (Percy C. G. Hayward, clerk; Thomas H.
Simpson, superintendent)
Central Liberal Association (Frederick Robinson, sec.),
Newton road
Central Suffolk Farmers' Club (Chas. Marr:ott. sec)
Chaplin Robert, painter &; decorator, Lime Tree place
Chaplin Ruius Spencer, pork butcher, Stowupland street
Chapman Robert, beer retailer, Union street
Chinery Edgar, Barge P.B. &; bricklayer, Stowupland st
Church George, shopkeeper, Bury street
elements Florence Anna (Miss), dress maker, Victoria I'd.
The Downs
Clutton Lucy (Mrs.), servants' registrv office. Ipswich st
Cobbold &; Co. malt & coal ~tores, Station road; &; at
Ipswich
Cobbold James, beer reta:.1er, Station road
Codd Emma (Miss), shopkep-per, Bury street
Cole &; Sons, furniture dealers, Ipswich street
Cole Henry, builder &; undertaker, Childer I'd. Violet hill
C(lok F. R. &; Co. maltsters, corn. coal, seed &; manure
merchants, agents for Edward Cook & Co.'s Limited,
hone manures, Stowupland street &; Victoria Roller
"Mills; &; at 88 New Corn Exchange, Mark lane E C
Cook Spencer, baker, Bridge street
Cooper Florence (Miss) &; Webb Ellen (Miss), dress mas.
Regent street
Coppin Edwin B. insurance a2'ent, Cardinalls road
Corn Exchange &; Assembly Rooms (John Inkpen, sec.),
Market place
C<>unty Court. Ipswich strept (H:s Honor H. Eardley-
Wilmot, judge; Francis Charles Peecock, registrar);
office, Bury street
Cl'acknell &; Son, basket makers &; rod mers. -Station Toad
Crassweller C. Wa1ton, dentist, calls thurs. Market place
Crawford J ames Arthur, grocer, Milton road
Cross Robert (Mrs.), laundress, Union street
Culley Frederick, beer retailer, Regent street
Curtis Dennis Wm. tailor, Bury str-eet; &; at Debenham
Cuthbert Henry &; Co. maltsters, corn, coal &; hop mer-
chants &; steam millers; &; at Diss &; Billing~ord
Cuthbert William, shopkeeper, Regent street
nadley Thomas Alexander, gnn maker. Market place
Davey William, shopkeeper, Stownpland street
Dawes J ames, Rose P .H. Cheapside
Doe Charles Edwin, pork butcher, Bury street
Druce William Huble. ha:'r dresser. Bury street, &; fancy
stationer, Market place
Dupont Ernest William. draper. Ipswich street
Durrant Benjamin, timber dealer, Bury street
Durrant Herbert W. coal merchant, Bury street
Earthy Edward, chimney sweeper. Church walk
Earthy Mary Ann (Mrs.) (exors. of), coach &; carriage
builder. Tavern street
Earthy William (Mrs.), dres~ maker &; milliner, Tavern st
Ea~t James, Railway hotel, Station road
Ellis Arthur, baker. Bury•
street
Ellis Arthur, grocer, Childer road
Ellis Will:am. harness maker, Bury street
Elmer WiIliam Herbert, baker, Stowupland street
English .Tohn Hampden Limited, timber mers.CreetinCY rd
Ennals Robert, miller (wind &; steam), corn, seed &
manure merchants, Gippin~ house &; Bury road
Eslei Robert, shopkeeper, Church walk
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Everitt Thomas, manager of Sewage farm, Creeting road I
1'"airweather James (exors. of), pork butcher, Ipswich st
Felgate Heber, newspaper correspondent &; news agent &;
deputy registrar of births, deaths &; marriages &; vac-
c:nation officer for Stowmarket sub-district, Church wk.
Fever Isolation Hospital, Bury road
Finter John, market gardener, Finborough road
Fisher Henry, shopkeept!r, Bury street
Fison C. O. Limited, brick &; tile mfrs. Finborough road
Flowers John T. Royal P.H. (manager for Mt·. C. C.
Tuck), Ipswich street
Flowers May Elizabeth (Miss), grocer, Ipswich street
l·'olkard Wm. furnishing ironmonger, Market plal'e
Footman, Pretty &; Co. linen &; woollen drapers &; silk
mercers, Tavern street
Forrest George, butcher, Bury street
Francis Frederick W. beer retailer, Stowupland street
Free, Rodwell &; Co. Limited, maltsters, Stowupland 8t
Frewer Bros. nur~rymen, seedsmen &; florists, Ipswich st
Freemasons' Lodge (Phrenix, No. 510), Fox hotel
Game Alfred, Duke's Head P.ll. Ipswich street
Garrod, Turner &; Son,auctioneers &; estate agts. Tavern st
GlObs Edwd. Richd. pawnbroker &; clothier, Cheapside
Gilson Charles, agent to the Prudential Assurance Co.
Bury road
Gilson WaIter, builder, Crown street
Gipping Lodge (M.U.; S.F. Ormes, sec.), meet monthly
}<'ox hotel
Godbold Herbert, veterinary surgeon, Stownpland street
Godfrey George Henry, butcher, Ipswich street
Gooding H. &; Son, sanitary plum bers, contractors, &;c.
Ipswich street
Gooding Henry Cornish, electrical engineer, Crow street
Goodwyn Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer &; town sub-office,
Lime Tree place
Gosling Henry, coach painter, Crown street
Gosling Jacob, engineer &; millwright, Regent street
Gosling John, builder, Stowupland street
Gosling Margaret (Miss), dress maker, Stowupland st
Gostling George James L.D.S.R.C.S.IreI. chemist &;
dental surgeon, Ipswich street
Gough Jesse &; Sons, maltsters, G.E.R. station
Green William, commercial traveller, Milton road
Greene, King &; Sons Lim. brewers· &; maJtsters &; wine
&; sp~it merchants, Bury ale stores, Station road; &; at
Bury St. Edmunds, Haverhill &; Colchester
Gudgeon George, solicitor &; commissioner to administer
oaths, Uplands
Gudgeons, Peecock &; Prentice, solicitors, Temple Bar,
Bury street &; Cheapside
Gunnold William, boot maker, Church walk
Gyford William, grocer, Stowupland street
Haddock Samuel Hart, wheelwright, Regent street
Hammond Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, Bridge street
Hammond William, beer retailer, Stowupland "treet
Harper &; Hounsfield, physicians &; surgeons, Station road
Harper Henry eeciI L.R.C.P.Lond.• M.R.C.S.EngI. sur-
geon, &; medical officer &; public vaccinator, No. 5
district, Stow union, &; certifying factory surgeon (firm,
Harper &; Hounsfield), Station road
Harrison Gordon, surveyor of highways for the East Stow
Rural District Council, 2 Oakville villas
Hart Ebenezer William, grocer &; bacon factor, Bury street
Hayward Christopher George, solicitor, see Hayward'"
&; Son
Hayward Perey Christopher G. (firm, Haywards &;
Son), solicitor, clerk &; solicitor to the Stowmarket
Urban District Council, clerk to the Ipswich &, Stow-
market Navigation Trustees &; clerk to the Barking
school board; &; at Needham Market &; Ipswich
Haywards &; Son, solicitors; &; at Needham Market
Hewitt Wm. Robt.&; Co. timber &; iron mers.&;c.Station rd
Hillier Sidney M.D. surgeon &; medical officer &; public
vaccinator No. 1 district. Stow union &; medical officer
to workhouse, The Hollies, Ipswich street
Hipp Christie, manager for Messrs. Cavalier &; Co. Lim.
brewers, Suffolk brewery
Hitchcock Charles Ebenezer, farmer. Chilton hall
Holden OliveI' (Mrs.), pork butcher &; shopkeeper, Lime
Tree place
Holden William, shopkeeper, Union street
Holley Edward. ,solicito-r (firm. Bankes-Ashton &; Holley),
Ipswich road; &; at Bury St. Edmunds
Hounsfield Sidney Coupland L.R.e.P.Lond., M.R.C.S..
Eng. surgeon (firm, Harpe-r &; Hounsfield), Tavern sr
Howard Kate (Mrs.). dress maker. Ipswich street
Howlett. Horatio William, boot &; shoe dealer, Station road
Hunt &; Pedda-r. auctioneers, valuers, land &; insurance
agents, Market place
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, Inkpen John, collector of rates &; assessed taxes, Wood-
leigh villas, Ipswich road .
Jarrold William, furniture broker, Market place
J efferies G eorge, station master
Johnson John Henry, shopkeeper, Regent street
Jordan Samuel, librarian, Ipswich street
Kent William, working cutler, Violet Hill road
Lankester &; Wells, wine, spirit & cigar importers &;
bonders, ale &; stout ·merchants & bottlers; established
1785; offices & vaults, Market place; bonded ware-
house, near Railway station
Last William Branford, tailor, Lime Tree terrace
Leggett Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, Lime Tree place
Levett William, shopkeeper, Bridge street
Lillistone J ames, wholesale &; retail tobacconist &; beer
retailer, Station road
Ling WiJliam Syer. Queen's Head commercial inn, job
& posting master & fly proprietor; horses, ponie..
waggonettes & traps on hire by day, month or year;
good stabling accommodation for horses. Station road
Lodge Joseph Frank, farmer, Woodside
Low Charles William M.B., D.P.H., L.R.C.P.Lond.,
M.R.C. S.Eng., F.C.S. surgeon. medical officer to Stow-
market urban district council &; to East Stow rural
district council, Stricklands road . Reynolds Annie (Miss), milliner, Station road
Mann Susannah (Mrs.), beer retailer. Violet hill
Manning Albert, baker, Regent street
Manning Joseph, tin plate worker, Cardinalls road
Manning Simeon, tin plate worker, Bury street
Martin Thomas, Bell P.H. Bury road
Mayhew James Marsden &; Son, bakers & confectioners,
Ipswich street . Stowmarket SUb-district &; registrar of marriages.
Meakings Ernest William, seedsman, Station road
Miles Edward Davis, whitesmith. Ipswich road
Miles Herbert D. shopkeeper, Stowupland road
Milligan William. phowgrapher, Finborough road
Mills Betsy Bray Brooke (Mrs.), dress maker, Bury "
Mills John O. butcher, Bury street
Mo~er John I. grocer, Lime Tree place
Mulley Harry C. Greyhound P.H. Market place
Mullins Thomas Trigbuth &; Son, wine flats, sieve &;
hamper manufacturers &; osier &; willow growers;
grounds, OnehoUise; & at 14 St. George st. London E
Murray William, builder, Tavern street
Neale Martha (Mrs.), ,baker. Stowupland road
New Explosives Co. Limited (J. C. Ody, works manager)
Newland Charles William, printer, Crow street
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Nunn John, boot maker. Union .street
Oddfellows' Hall, Strickland's road
Odv• John O. works manager, New Explosives• Co. Lim
Orfeur John Henry, steam & hot water engmeer, gas-
fitter, bellhanger &c. Milton road
Orsbourn Herbert, plumber, gasfitter & hot water engi-
neer, decrtr. & painter,artesian well borer, &c.Bury tit
Orsbourn Herbert Augustus, painter & decorator, Stow-
up:and road . .
Page John Foulger. supt. of police, Tavern street
Page 8arah (Mrs.), farmer, Childer farm
Parker Oliver, sec. to the Stowmarket Conservative As-
sociation, Station road
Parker Thomas, schoolmaster, Violet hill
Paul R. & W. Lim. maltsters &; corn merchants, Bury at
Pawsey Samuel, cabinet maker, Bury street &; Union st
Peal't 'Walter William, beer retailer, Tavern street
Peck Hannah (Mrs.), nurse, Bury street
Peddar Phllip Charles Napler '(firm, Hunt &;
Peddal'), auctioneer, valuer, land &; insurance agent, &i
~ertified bailiff appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," Market place
Peecock Francis Charles (firm, Gudgeon, Peecock &
Prentice), solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths,
clerk to the Stowmarket charities & registrar of county
Cl)lut. Temple Bar, Bury street & Cheapside
Pe!!go George, sergeant-instructor, A Co. 2nd Volunteer
Battalion, Suffolk Regiment, Bury street
Pizzy Harry, baker, Lime Tree place
Plowman George Mayhew, tea dealer, Bury road
Pluck Samuel. outfitter & boot factor, Market place
Plummer Frederlck 8 •• R.S.S. (by examination),
farrier, general smith, bot water engineer &c.; malt
kiln floors on the latest improved system a speciality;
electric lighting &i lJells, Ipswich street. See advert
Pope Samuel, Pot of Flowers P.H. & steam sawyer,Bury 8t
Pope WaIter. shopkeeper, Bond street
Prentlce Brothers Limited. manufactnring chemists,
brewers' chemists. oil of vitriol, nitric & other acids &i
artificial manures,ehemical works; &;atGreat Yarmouth
Prentice Thomas &i 00. ma.ltsters~ brewers &; corn mer~
chants; &; at Ipllwich
Prentice Napier, electrical engineer &; managing director
of ~he Suffolk Electricity Supply Co. Limited, The Old
Vicarage
Prentice John Manning (firm, Gudgeons, Peecock a.
Prentice), solicitor, clerk to the magistrates of Stow
Hundred &; to commissioners of taxes, Temple Bar.
Bury street & Cheapside
Prest.on Brothers, drapers, grocers &; agents for W. &l A.
Gilbey Limited, wine &; spirit merchants, Market place-
Pretty William & Son Lim. stay manfctrs. Tavern stree'
Pretty James E. apartments, Crown street
Pryke Spencer (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Ipswich road
Pulford David, china dealer, Bury street
Purkis Alice H. (Mrs. ),berlin wool repository, Bury at
Queen's Head commercial inn & posting establishment
(William Syer Ling, proprietor), Station road
Quinton William Henry, tobacconist, Market place
Ranson Albert, manure merchant &i 'insurance broker.
Station yard; ~ at Ipswich &; Needham Market '
Ranson William Golland, agent for the G.E. Ry.Ipswich r<l
Ray George Frederick, grocer, Bury street .
Reddish Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Bank tel'. Bury et
Reddish Julia (Miss), dress maker, Church walk .
Redscarf'F Frederick,' shopkeeper, &; ~gent for the Pruden-
. tial Assurance Co. Limited, Bury street
Reeve William, tailor, Strickland road
Revett Emma Eliza (Mrs.), ladies' school, Finborough 1'<1
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Reynolds WaIter, tobacconist, Ipswich road
Reynold& William (Mrs.), baker & confectioner, Station 1'<1
Riches George Scipio, beer retailer, Unicorn inn, Lime
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Tree place
Riley Henry, relieving &; vaccination officer for Stow-
market district & registrar of births &; deaths for No. 3
Violet Hill road
Robinson Frederick, agent for the Central Liberal Asso-
ciation, Newt-on road ;'.
Robinson Frederick' Wm.coach builder,Stowupland street
Robinson George L.· Wellington inn, Stowupland road
Rosier David (Mrs.), baker & confectioner, Stowupland at
Razier William, carrier, Violet Hill road
Runeckles Absolom, ·shoe maker, Regent street
RunecklesAhaz, boot maker, Lime Tree place
Rush Edgar Craske, grocer & provision merchant to
wine & spirit merchant, Market place
Ryder William, hair dresser, Ipswich street
Salmon Waiter, ironmonger, Ipswich street
Scrivener Phcebe (Miss), berlin wool repository,Ipswich
Scutcher Elizabeth (Mrs.). milliner, Bridge street
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Seaman Isaac (Mrs.), dress maker, Ips't'l'ich road
Sefton John, inspector of corn returns & inland revenue
officer, Violet Hill road
Shaw Francis, beer retailer, Bury ·street
Simpson Thomas & Son, dispensing family & agricultural
chemists &; druggists, Market place & Bury street
Simpson John Edward, monumental & marble mason~
Ipswich road
Simpson Reuben, beer retailer, Ipswich street
Simpson Thomas, manager of Barclay's Bank, Cheapsid&
Simpson Thomas H. surveyor urban district council et.
supt. of the cemetery, Waterloo house, Tavern street
Simpson William, picture frame maker & shopkeeper,
Ipswich street
Smith Fred, beer retailer, Bury street
Smith John, pork butcher. Ipswich street
Smith Thos. Jas. (trustees of),bakers &; millers, Crown st
Southgate Abram, miller (water), Ipswich Toad
Southgate George, basket maker, Cardinalls road
Southgate John, coach builder, Bury stref't
Sparrow Ebenezer, boot &; shoe maker, Stricklands road
Sparrow George, baker, Milton road
Spurgeon John,hair dresser, Stowupland street·
Squirrell Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer. Lime '\'ree place
Stamp Office (Miss Annie Woolby, stamp distributor)~
Ipswich street
Stannard George, inspector of police, Tavern street
Stannard William, carrier, Union street
Stead &; Simpson Limited, boot & shoe manfrs.Market pI
Stocking Joseph, market gardener, Bury road
Stowmarket Bathing & Swimming Club (J. R. Dewhirst.
hon. sec)
Stowmarket Conservative Association (Oliver Parker.
sec.), Station road
Stowmarket Co-operative Society Limited (William Wade~
sec.), Bury street .
Stow~arket Corn Exchange Co. (John Inkpen, sec)
Stowmarket Football Club (Leonard S. Partridge, sec)
Stowmarket Gas 00. (W. O. Barbrook, sec.), Station T<I
Stowmarket Gas Works (Thos. Prentice c\; Co. lessees)
8towmarket Institute (Sam!. J ordan,librarian) ,Ipswich st
Stowmarket Liberal Association (Frederick RoMnson.
sec.), N emon road
StowmarkGt Workmen's Club (John Inkpen, president;
William Wade, sec.), Milton road
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Stowmarket Provident Society (Samuel Prentice, sec)
Stowmarket Workmen's Club &i Institute Society Limited
(William Wade,sec), Milton road
Strickson Richard B. coal &;; coke merchant, agent for
grey stone, lias lime &;; Portland cement, granite &;
broken slag for road repairing,manure &c.Stowupland st
Suffolk Electricity Supply Co. Limited (Napier Prentice,
managing director)
Surbiton House School (Rev. Alfred J. Bedell RA. prin-
cipal), Ipswich road , .
SuttIe Arnold Charles, corn chandler, Cardinalls road
Suttle Burton Dye, corn chandler, Bridge street . Webber Richard, watch maker, Ipswich -street
Sutton &i Phillips, brewers' chemists
Sutton &; Co. carriers (Thos. Wilson, agent), Ipswich st
Symonds Susannah (Mrs.), ladies' wardrobe dlr. Bond st
Tar1'ant Frede1'ick William, commercial traveller, Strick-
lands terrace, Stricklands road
Taylor Alfd. builder, contractor &; undertkr. Milton rd
Temple of Friendehip Lodge (M. U.) (Samuel Jordan,
sec.; meet fortnightly), O#fellows' hall, Stricklands
Terry Rufus, saddler, Stowupland street
Thornley Alfred, cycle agent, Bury street
Thornley John, collector of taxes for Combs & Little Fin-
borough, &; bailiff to the county court &i insurance
agent, Bury road
Thurlow George & Sons, leather belting manufac-
tu1'e:rs, oil importers, engineers &i mill furnishers
Tremlett John, Fox hotel, Ipswich street
Tuck Cyril C. importer of wines &; spirits, ale &i porter
merchant, Ipswich street
Turner & Co. grocers &;; wine &; spirit mers. Market pI
Turner Will lam, furnishing draper, dress &; mantle
maker, milliner, silk mercer, glover, hosier, carpet
warehouseman &; furnishing undertaker; mourning
orders expeditiously executed by experienced hands;
funerals completely furnished; all charges strirtly
moderate; bedsteads &; bedding, carpets & floor cloths
in great variety, plans taken, C1lrpets made &; properly
fitted; agt. for Pullar's,dyers to Her Majesty the Quel'D
(Perth); also agent for the Norwich Union Fire, Nor-
wich &i London Accident &; Scottish Widows' Life As-
surance offices, Ipswich street
Turner William, dress making, mantle &; millinery esta'b-
lishment, Ipswich road - Worledge Elijah, temperance hotel, Station road
Tydeman Brothers, lUrniture brokers, Bury street &
glass &i hardware dealers, Ipswich street
Tydeman Frederick Charles, grocer, Bond street
Tydeman J essie Marie (Mrs.), jeweller, Ipswich street
Volunteer Battalion (2nd) Suffolk Regiment (A Company,
Capt. Percy 0, G. Hayward; Surg.-Lieut. Sidney Hil-
lier M.D. medical officer; Rev. MacDonald Munro M.A.
acting chaplain); Orderly Room, Bury street·
STOW UPLAND is a parish on the eastern acclivity
of the Gipping, opposite Stowmarket; it includes Stow-
market railway station, and forms a pleasant' suburb to
that town, extending 4 miles east, in the North Western
division of the county, Stow hundred and union. petty
sessional division and county court district of Stowmar-
ket, rural deanery of Stow, archdea.conry of Suffolk and
diocese of Norwich. The church of the Holy Trinity.
erected in 1843, at a cost of about £1,5°0, on a site Iriven
by the late Charles Rayner Freeman esq. is an edifice
of white brick in a plain Gothic style, consisting' of
chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower with
spire containing one bell: there is a carved oak pulpit:
the church affords 250 sittings. -The register dates
from the year 1844' The living is' a vicarage, net yearly
value £102, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of
Stowmarket, and held since 1899 by the Rev. George
Maddock Shallard M.A. of Oxford University. Here is a
Congregational chapel. The Green, or Common, is
¥eTy extensive. Swwmarket Gas Works are situated
within this parish and near the railway station.
Columbyne Hall, an ancient house surrounded by a
moat is now occupied as a farm house. There
are three manors, viz. the manor of Columbyne
Hall, of which the Earl of Ashburnham is the lord; Thur-
n!'y Hall, of which the trustees of the late Lieut.-Col.
W. R. Tyrell are the lords; and Thorney Lezens with
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'Vade John, town crier _
Ward Frank, clothier, Ipswich street &; Maiket place
Ward Sarah A. (Mrs.), beer retailer &i baker, Violet hill
Ward Thomas, beer retailer, Ipswich street
'Varren Nathan &;; Sons, engineers, manufacturers of
gen,er'ul agricultural implements, wagon &i cart builders,
ironmongers &c. Bury street; & at Elmswell
Warren Fredk. Arthur, chimney sweeper, Stricklands I'd
Webb &i Son, curriers &i leather merchants, closed upper
ma.nufacturers, Station road. See advertisement
Webb Frederick, corn merchant, Stowupland street
Welch Thomas, french polisher &; umbrella repairer,
S.towupland street
Welham George, boot maker, Lime Tree place
Welham William R.seedsman,Crown Seed sw>res,Crown st
White William, confectioner, Bury street .
'\VhittellCharles Henry, King's Head hotel, Ipswich st
Wicks George WaIter, chief clerk, goods department
G.E.R. Thornyhllll road
Wilden George, fish curer, Bury st. &i Stowupland street.
Wilkes· Henry E. solicitor &;; deputy superintendent re-
gistrar, assistant clerk to the East Stow &; Thedwastr&
Rural District Oouncils &; to the guardians of Stow·
union, Linden house, Ipswich road
WilkesRobert E. clerk to the guardians &i school attend..
ance &i assessment committees & superintendent regis-
trar of Stow union & clerk to the Rural District Coun-':. ,
eils of East Stow &i Thedwastre, Ipswich road
WiIlan William Henry, manager of Stowmarket Co-opera_
tive Society Limited, Bury street
Wilson Thomas, pharmaceutical chemist &i agent for·
Sutton's parcel delivery, Ipswich street ,
Woods & Co. millwrights, iron &i brass founders, cart-,
&; waggon builders &ic. Suffolk iron works; &;; at Bury-
St. Edmunds; Ipswich; Norwich; Newmarket &.
H&.verhill
Woodward Heorge Augustus, auctioneer, valuer &; estate.
agent, Tavern street; & at Buces farm, Mendlesham,
Stonham
Woolby E. & A. (Misses), booksellers &i stamp distribu·-
tors, Ipswich street
Woolby Ellen E. (Miss), ladies' school, Ipswich street
Wright Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Milton road
Wyncoll Henry, fruiterer &c. Bury street
Wynes Arthur William, tailor, Stowupland street
Young Men's Christian Association (Henry E. Wilkes..,.
see.), Market place .
Youngs Thomas, boot maker, Ipswich street
Thorney Mumpliers and Braziers, of whicb tb~ RpV'.
E$lward Josselyn Beck M.A. rector of Rotherhithe, Sur--
rey, is the lord. The Earl of Ashburnham, the trustees-
.of the late Lieut.-Col. Tyrell, Messrs. C. &; J. Marriott
and Henry Fairfax Harwood esq. of Tuddenham Hall,.
are the chief landowners. The soil is heavy; subsoil,
clay.. The chiefcrops are wheat, barley, beans and clover.
The area of the parish is 2,879 acres of land and 7 or
water; rateable value, £8,494; the population of the-
parish in 1881 was 1,170, and of the ecclesiastical parish..
of Holy Trinity, 973.
'Parish Clerk. Dennis Frederick Wilden.
Post Office.-Dennis Frederick Wilden, Ilub-postma~ter.
. Letters received from Stowmarket at 4 &i 6.30 a.m. k,
12.27 p.m.; dispatched at 10.15 a.m. &; 9.20 p.m.
(sundays excepted). Postal orders are issued here,.
but not paid. The nearest money order &; telegraph
office is at Stowmarket, 4 miles distant
Wall Box, The Green, cleared at '8.30 a.m. &; 7 p.m.
week days only
A School Board of 5 members was formed 8 February,
1875, for the united district of Stowupland & Creeting
St. Peter; Thomas E. Carter, derk to the board;
I Charles Simpson, attendance officer
Board School, enlarged &; teachers' residence added in
1876 at a cost of £950, for 200 children; average at-
tendance, 175; William Stephen Prentice, master
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PBIVATE RESIDENTS. Barnard Mary Ann (Mrs~), CrownP.H Cobbold Samuel, farmer, Saxham st
(For other names in this parish, ad- Barnes Fred, shoeing &i general smith Dent Rebecca (Mrs.), carpenter
joining Stowmarket, see Stowmarke-t) &i machinist, Thorney green Diaper Abra.bam, grcr. Thorney grn
Pyman The Misses, The Croft Boby Robert, farmer, Co~umb}-ne hall Diaper Howard, fanner, Tbe Elms
Shallard Rev. George Maddock M..!'. Burch Charles. plumber &; glazier Di'lper Ra-ch8~1 (~rl.), farmer
(vicar), The Vicarage Carter Thos. Edgar, farmer &; poor's Frands Robert, bricklayer
rate collector, Thorney grel'o Garrard Charles, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Oolthorpe William, poultry dea:er, KeTry Geo. poultry d:r. Thomey rrn
Amos J obu, shoe maker Thorney green -, . IKerry Wm. thatcher, Thorne1 grl'en
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Maskell John, farm bailiff to H. F. Stearn Thos. Edward, farmer, Sheep- Taylor William (exors. of), farmers,'
Harwood esq cote hall Saxham street
Pearl Wm. grocer, Columbyne road Stedman John, farmer &; landowner, Wilden Geo. beer retailer & poultry
Pyman El:lwin, farmer, Park farm Crown farm dealer, Thorney green
Simpson Charles, farmer Steggall Dorothy (Mrs.), miller (wind Wilden John Reeve, shoe maker
Smith Samuel, blacksmith &; ~hop- &; steam), &; corn merchant Wilden Robert, farmer, Saxham street
keeper, Saxham street
STRADBROKE (or Stradbrook), anciently Strade- 3,790 acres of land, including Asbfield Green, Barley
brok, formerly a small market town, is a large parish, 7 Green, Battlesey Green, Pixey Green and Woaton Green
miles east from Eye terminal station, 7 south from Har- and 6 of water; assessable value, £3,202; the population
leston station on the Waveney Valley section uf the Great in 1891 was 1,069.
Eastern railway and 9 north from Framlingham, in the Parish Cler~, Herbert Bayles.
North Ea'stern division of the ,county, Hoxne hundred, Sexton, John Keeble.
petty -sessional division and union, Eye county court dis- P os,
t MO" . . &XI T• O.,T • 1\Jr'.l. 0 ., E xpress D eI'Ivery. S . B .
trict, rural deanery of Hoxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Queen's Head street.-
and diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints, a Benjamin Webb, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
building (}f flint -and stone, in the Perpendicular style, Eye at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m.; the box closes
stands in the centre of the town, and consists of lar/?e at 6.5 0 p.m. &; the same ,time on sundays
chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, Ilorth and south Wall Letter Box, Barley Green, cleared at 5.45 p.m.;
porches, a handsome lofty western embattled tower with Wall Letter Box, Rutter row, 4.45 p.m.; Pixey Green,
pinnacles (built by John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk, 5. 1'5 p.m. week days only
whose monogram is on a shield over the porch) and con-
Jtaining 8 bells, rehung in 1878, and a C'~ock, placed in COUNTY MAGISTRATES FORI HOXNE. PETTY
the tower in 1872: the east window is stained:, the SES'SIONAL DIVISION.
o.Organ was erected in 1873, at a cost of £300: the whole
""fabric was completely repaired and refurnished i.ll 18 72 , Each in turn take the chair.
-<the chancel and both aisles re-roofed and the lo1eats re- French Rev. Frederic 1\1..1. Rectory, Worlingworth, Wick-
-.-placed by carved oak benches: the churchyard was 1IIso ham Market
· enlarlled and enclosed at a total cost of £3,500: the Hay .Arthur William Henry esq. Oakley park, Hoxne, Eye
,church now affords 650 sittings. The parish register Holmes John Sancroft esq. M.A., D.L. Gaw"" nall,
- dates from the year 1538. The living is a dischal'/:ted Harleston
-vicarage, net yearly value £684, with 6 acres of glebe Marriott Rev. Henry SpeIman M.A. Rectory, Wcby,
and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, Eye
-but pro Mc vice the Crown, and held since 1880 by Remnant Frederick Mander esq. Wenhaston grange,
the Rev. William Tate LL.D. of rrrinity College, Dublin, Halesworth
'rural dean of Hoxne, hon. canon of Norwich, diocesan Shaw Rev. Thornton Sutton M.A. Rectory, Beding-
- 'inspector of schools, surrogate and J.P. Suffolk. Here field, Eye
- 'is So Baptist chapel. There are charities to the amount Tate Rev. William LL.D. Vicarage, Stradbroke
~lof £80 per year, left for the repairs of the church Clerk to the Magistrates, Francis Woolnough, Eve
:and th~ expenses" of public wor-ship, and £10 for The chairman, for the time being, of the Hoxne Rural
- 'the use of the poor, but these a.re now (I9QOj District Council, is an ex-officio magistrate
nlUch teduced. The Hoxne Union Workhouse, situated Petty Sessions are held at the Corn hall every alternate
- 'here, is now closed, the -gua,rdians having trans- thursday at :II a.m. The following places are in the
'ferred the inmates to the Hartismere Union House petty sessional division :-Athelington, Bedingfield,
:at Eye; for particulars of Union. see Hoxne. Hern is a Brundish, Denham, Fressingfield. Hoxne, Horham,
Police station, for an inspector and one constable. A Laxfield, Metfield, Mendham, Stradbroke. Syleh'lm,
fire engine was purchased in 18 43 by the parishioners. So~tholt, Weybread, Wilby, Withersdale, Worlingworth
The parish is in two manors: Lady Bateman is lsdy of &; W· gfi Id
the manor of Stradbroke and Stubcroft; and th8 trus- ID e Schools.
tees of the late rrhomas G. Corbett esq. of Elsham &lI,
Lir.colnshire, are lords of the manor of Shelton Hall- A Lower or Elementary school. for 200 children. was
'Wit,h-Wilby. The land belongs to Lord Henniker, Lady built in 1862 by voluntary contributions. at a cost of
, 1Jateman, Lewis Chilvel'S' esq. Thomas P. Borrett esq. of 1,1,300 ; average attendance, 160; attached is a free
-Leiston, Edward White esq. the Boyton trustees and other library of 600 volumes
'proprietors: the trustees of Peter Cator esq. late of Lower, George Henry Frampton, master; Mrs. Harriet
- -Beckenham, Kent, are owners also of 50 aerM of land, Frampton, mistress
rented by the poor, at i,he rate of £2 p~r acre, in small Carriers. WaIter Meen, to Lamb inn, Norwich, fri.;
allotments, from which they derive considerable benefit. E. Rose. to Diss, daily; George Rumsey, to Norwich,
-The soil is heavy, and growlJ excellent rom. The are80 is thurs. & Ipswich, mon
· Clutton William, Hepwood lodge Clarke James, farmer, Ashfield green Hawes &abert, faJ'IIler, Ashfie~d grn
Cooper Mrs CockerelI Henry, iron founder &; frmr Eloward Henry, farm~r, The Chest-
FramptoD George Henry Cole WaIt. Jas. miller (wind & steam) nuts. Asbfield grE'en
• Frere Arthur Hanbury M.B Cook WaIter, farmer .Tackson Dennis, farmer, Haa farm
Gooch Misses, Queen's Head strtlet Copping Frdk. Chas. carpntl'. &; blclr Knigohtll .Tohn, farmpr, Barley gt'een
McTurk John, N()ok house Corb"n Joseph Hartwell, chemist MeE>n WaIter, carrier
Rumsey Rev. f'redk. Wm. (Bnpt) ('..olllley Frail. (Mrs.). Whit.. Hart P. n Moon William, farmer
'-Boush Charles. Queen's cottJge,Ql1een\~ Calley Willi~ pork butcher Mutimer Charles Darby, farmer
Head street Curtis Capon. farmer Neave Henry, farmer, Boyton trust
Beymour M1'!J. Seymour's farm Cushions WaIter, farmer, Barley gm Page John, wheelWTig-ht
'Tate Rev. William LL.D., J.P. (vicar Davey Giles, shopkeeper Parsons Samuel, farmer, Red house
&; rural dean, hon. canon of Nor- Elvin Alfred, farmer PE'ndle Jas. farmer. Wootton /rreen
wich,. aurrogate &; Diocesan Inspec- Elvin Daniel, blacksmith Pitt CIementina (Miss), preparatory
tol' of schools), Vicarage Foulsham Edith (Miss), pork bukher bchool
CO~BClAL. Fou".sham John, butcher Rogers Harry, saddlE'r &; harness ma
:Barclay &; Co. Limited (branch), Frere Arlhur Hanbury M.B., C.M. Rose Edward. shopkeeper &; carrier.
bankers (Geor~e St~hhings, mana- ~urgeon &; ID&lical officer for the Queen's Head street
ger); open fri. IQ to I, Queen's Stl1ldbroke district of Hoxne union Rose Geo. boot &; shoe ma. Church st
Head street; draw on head office, Gibson Ezekiel, farmer, Fixey greeu ROlle Georg-e. jun. boot &; shoe maker,
54 Lambard st. London E C Gibson James. plumber &; glazier Queen's Head streeli
'Barnes George, inspector of police Gibbs Geor~e F. &; Son, tailors, Rumsey Eli, bricklayer
Bayles Ohas. (Mrs.), frmr. Barley grn Qneen's Head street Rumsey George, carrier
Rayles Herbt. saddler k parish clerk Girling Robart;. farmer, Pixer green Rush Chlllrles, jun. farmer, Hiil ho.
Elinker James, farmer, Pixey green Girling William, grocer &; draper Battlesey green &; White house
Bullen George. builder Gnrneys, Birkbeck, Barclay &; Bux- Rush William, farmer, Rookery
Eurgess John B. grocer ton. bankers, now Barda}' &; Co. Rutter William. baker &; confectioner.
Butcher Foulsham, farmer, The Limited Church street, &; seedsman & fancy
Brooklands A'awes Frecleril'k, farmer repository, Queen's Head street
Rntcher Robert. ('lll'pentel' k .. hopkpr Hawes Mary (Miss), farmer, Barley gn Ruth David. coal dea.:er
Ca~chpole Stanley B. wine &; spirit mer Hawes Samuel, farm-e.r, \Yootton Shulver William. beer retai:er
Catling Harry, farmer, Valley farm green :Skinner ALfred, miller (wind & steam)
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Tav:or Wil~iam, farmer Tho:onaI1y In. farmer, Wootton green Waller Samuel, Queen's Head P.R
Thirkettle Henry, relieving &. vaccinll- Tibhenham Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Ward Isaae, chimney sweeper
tion officer for Hoxne union &: Queen's Head street Webb Benjamio, stationer &; news agt.
registrar of births & deaths for Tillbrook Thomas, beer retailer & assistant overseer, Post office
Denington sub-district, Hoxne Valiant George, watch maker,Queen's Wightman Harry T. grocer
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umon Head street Winkfield Robert, farmer. Pixey grn
STRADISHALL is a psrlsh and village,s miles north- SQme modern mansion, is the seab of Thomas Bower esq.
by-west from Clare station on the Cambridge and Long Thomas Bower esq. who is lord of the manor and the
Melford section of the Great Eastern railway, and 9 north- Rev. M. Revel Raynor Green, of Chilcompton, Bath, are
east from Haverhill,in the Southern division of the county, the principal landowners. The soil in this parish is
Risbridge hundred, petty sessional division and union, mixed loam and clay; subsoil, mixed; it produces ex-
Haverh.l1 county court district, rural deanery of Clare, cellent crops of seeds, wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas.
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church The area. is 1,318 acres; rateable value, ;k1,173; the
of St. Muga.ret is an edifice -of flint and stone, in the popnlartion in 1891 was 362.
Early English 'style, consis,ting of chancel, clerestoried Sexton Robert Chapman.
nave of three bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled Post Office. John Thomas HUlTell, sub-postmaster.
western tower containing a clock and 5 bells: the church Letters received from Newmarket, via Wickhambrook,
has been thoroughly restored, eight new stQne windows aITive at 7.15 a.m. Box cleared at 5.30 p.m.; sun-
inserted, and the interior lJ"eseated: there are 400 sittings. days, 11.30 a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but
The register dates from the year 1548. The living is a not paid. Wickhambrook is the nearest money order
rectory, net yearly value £300, with 49 acres of glebe &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
and residence, in the gift of and held since 1872 by the
Rev. David Morgan-Kirby B.A. of Trinity College, Cam- A School Boa·rd of 5 member-It was formed 29 Nov. 1875;
bridge. The charities include Hoult's.- and one derived w. C. Fuller, Wickhambrook, clerk to the board
from land at Wickhambrook, which is distributed. Jas. Board School (mixed), built in 1880, at a cost of £300, for
Thomson, the poet, is said to have writte:l hi~ poem 75 children; average attendance, 45; Miss Charlotte M.
"Winter" here about 1725. Stradishall Place, a. hand- Dewhurst, mistress
Bower Thomas, Stradishall Place Peterkin William, farmer Seabrook Richard, shoe maker
Morg'an-Kirby Rev. David RA. Rectry Pryke Arthur Char:es, Hound inn &: Teverson Hy. farm bailiff to the Rev.
Braybrook Harry, beer retailer pig jobber M. Revel, Rayoor Green
Ely Charles, farmer Sava.ge WaIter, farmer, maltster &; Thomson Samuel E. farm elf, Home Im
Hurrell Ernest, blacksmith general merchant Wilby George, farmer, Hill farm

STRATFORD ST. ANDREW is a parish and very College, Cambridge, who is a.lso vicar of Rendham. Thl1
small village, on the bank of the river AIde, forming chief landowners are the trustees of the late Duke of
almost one village with Farnham, which is on the opposite Hamilton and Braodon K.T. d. 1895, and! the Earl of
bank, 2! miles north-east from Marlesf()fd station on the Guilford, who is lord of the manor. The soil is mixed,
Framlingham branch of the Great Eastern railway and pa·rt being clay, and the chief portion light sand and
about 3! south-west from Saxmimdham, in the North gmvel; subsoil, gravel and clay. The chief crops are
Eastern division of the county, hundred and union of wheat, roots, barley and hay. The area is 799 acres;
Plomesgate, Framlingham petty sessional division, Fram- rateab:e value, £844; the population in 1891 was 202.
lingham and Saxmundham county court dist'l'ict, rurM Parish Clerk, Amos Newson.
deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of
Norwich. The church of St. Andrew, a structure of cut Letters from Saxmundham are delivered from Farnbam
flint with stone dressings, in the Early English style, was post office, a quarter of a mile from here, a.t 7·30 a.m.
restored in 18 70 : it consis,ts of chancel and nave, south Letters also arrive at Farnham at 12·45 p.m. delivered to
porch and a western embatUed tower ornamented round callers only. Wall Letter Box cleared at 10.10 a.m. &;
the parapet with flint and freestone, and containing 3 6.10 p.m. Fa.rnham is the nearest money order office
bells: there is an ancient piscina in the chancel, discovered &; Benhall Green the nearest telegraph office, 2 miles
when the church was restored: there are 163 sittings. distant
The register d,ates from the year 1680. The living 18 a School, erected in 1865, at the expense of Richard Garrett
rectory, net yearly value £1415, with 8 acres of glebe and esq. for 75 children; average attendance, 62; Nehemiah
residence, in the gift of Mrs. Johoson, and held since 08ink, master. The children from Farnham attend
1879 by the Rev. Edmund Hall LL.B. of St. Peter's this school
Hat Rev. Edmund LL.B. (rector) Howard George William, farmer &; dis- Nisbet Wm. farmer, Park Gate farm
trict surveyor to the Plomesga:e Plant Samuel, farmer, Hall farm
COMMERCIA.L. Rural District Council, White house Ribbans Henry, shopkeeper
Geater John, miller (wind) Lucas Geo. farmer, Botney farm Smith John, general dealer
Howard George, farmer, Manor house Meadows James, farmer, Red house W~ight Chas. pork btchr. &; wood dlr

STRATFORD ST. MARY is Cl parish and village on
the borders of Essex, and on the navigable Stour, over
which is an iron bridge of 90 feet span. erected in 1876, at
a CQst of over £2,000: it is 4 miles south from Ardleigh
sta,tion on the Colchester and Ipswich section of the Great
Eastern railway, 10 south-west from Ipswich, 6 south-by-
east from Hadleigh and 7 from Colchester, in the South
Eastern division of the county, hundred, petty sessional
division and union of Samford, county court district of
Hadleigh, rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The chureh of St. Mary
is an edifice of flint and stone, in the Perpendicular style
of the 15th century, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles,
north pOlJ"ch and an embattled western tower with pin-
nacles, containing 8 clock and 6 bells: the exterior of the
north aisle is banded round with inscriptions commemo-
rative of several members of the Morse family, who at
different periods f,rQm the year 1499 extended and altered
the building: the reredos is of ,stone with an arcade of
open taberna.cle work and a. super-altar of polished Devon-
shire marble, and handsome carved oak screens and
sedi:ia have also been erected and a. new communion
tab:e, lectern and pulpit provided: the church was re-
st.ored during ::876-9 under the direction of Mr. H.
Woodyer, architect, of Guildford, at the sole expense of
the late Rev. Henry Golding-Palmer RA. rector 1844-80.
to whose memory the stained east window was erected
in 1998 by Mrs. Golding-Palmer, his widow: there are
about ~OO sittings. The register dates from the ~ear
1562. The Hying is a rectory, net yearly value £200,
I with 1'8 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the
Duchy of Lancaster, and held since 1880 by the Rev.
James George Brewster M.A. of Pembroke College,
Oxford. .A. Congregational chapel was erected in the
year 1868. The charities, arising from 3 acres of
land, amount to £8 1'5s. 6d. yearly. A paro-
chia.l library, comprising aoout 500 books and period-
icsls, has been established. The kennels of the Essex and
Suffo~k foxhounds are in this parish. Ipswich, Colchester
and Hadleigh are convenient places fo-r hunting visitoTs.
The Hall is the residence of Lieut.-Col. Richard Stokoe.
Major Clare Charles Anthony Deane, Qf Webbery House,
Alverdiscott, Devon, and Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley
bart. of Tendring Hall, who are lords of the manor, and
the Hon. Sir John Gorell Barnes are the principal land-
owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel. The chief
drops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is 1,419
acres of land and 12 of water; rateable value, £2,090
15s. lod.; the population in 1'891 was 522.
Parish Clerk, George Winney.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
PI!St, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office. William
('1Ole, sub-postmaster. Letters via Colchester. LetteTS
aTrive by mail cart from Colchester at 4.55 a.m.;
midday arrive at I.IO p.m.; delivered at 7 a.m. &; 1.10
p.m.; dispatched at 2.25 &; 7.10 p.m.; sundays at
7.10 p.m
Police Station, Frederick Whatling, constable
The parish, with that of Higham, was formed 31 Jan.
1876, into a United School Board district; the board
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consists of 5 members; William Sydney Calve-rt, East Ca.rriers.
Bergholt, clerk to the board _
Board School (boys &; girls)., built in 18 77, at a cost of George Buckles, to Ipswioh, 'Feathers,' tues. &; fri.; Col-
£986, for 130 children; average attendance, log; Perey chester, 'Swan,' wed. &; sat
John Jarmain, master; Mrs. E. Jarmain, mistress Benjamin Beeston, to Colchester, 'Angel,' wed. &; sat
Austin Mrs. The Firs COMMERCIAL. Norfolk Geo. Wm. Syreth, blcksmth
Back William George Buckles Gearge, carrier Pwrochial Libra,ry (Rev. J. G. Bre\v-
Barnes The Hon Sir -John Gorell Cole Joseph, coach builder ster M.A. llbrariarl)
(justice of the Probate, Divorce &; Cole Wm. shopkeeper &; post master Purdy G. S. &; Co. grocers
Admiralty division), Stratford hills Cook Chas. farmer, Four Sisters frm Backham - , farmer
Bradley Misses, Bay house Coomber Maria L. (Mrs.), Swan hotel Ratdiffe Samuel, shopkeeper
Brewster Rev. Jas. Geo. M.A.Rectry Death Robt. -farmer, .Stratford lodge Ratley George, chimney cleaner
Dennis Mu. Chota Bagh ElIis George,' shoe maker - - South William, Anchor P.H
Gifford William Emery Althea (Mu.), Black HorseP.H Thorp Edwin Edward, baker
Golding Miss, The Cottage Essex &; Sufflik Fox Hounds (Kenuels Towns Arthur, butcher
Josse1yn James, Churchgate house of) (C.' K. Norman, master of the Wa]er Alfred Abraham, grocer &; dl'a-
Matthews Hen-ry, Brookside hounds) per &; assessor, tax collector &
Riches Thomas Henry, Rosebank LaWTence .Tn. Bowren, grcr. &; drpr assistant overseer
Stokoe Lt.-Co:. Richard, The Hall Marven Charles (M·rs.), shopkeeper Waller Samuel Daking, job mast-er &
Thorne Miss, Oyde cottage Matthews William, shopkeeper assessor &; tax collector
Weir Octavius, Valley house Mattock Willi-am, King's Arms P.H West Robert, hair dresser
STUSTON is- 8 parish and village, on the 'banb of the [,136, with 16 acres of glebe and residence, in the
lVaveney, on the borders of Norfolk. li miles south-east gift of Lady Bateman, and held since 1868 by the Rev.
from Diss station, on the main line of the Great Eastern Francis Greame Holmes M.A. of St. John's College.
railway and 3~ north from Eye. in the North Eastern Cambridge. Elizabeth Bosworth, in 1710, gave 4 acres
division of the county, HaIl'tismere hund-red,petty sessional of land for the use of the rector, subject to a yearly rent.
division and union, Eye county court district, rural charge of 10S. for the poor. Lady Bateman, of Broome
deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry. of Suffolk and Hall, i~ lady of the manars of Boylands and Facons. The
diocese of Norwich. The church of All Saints is an land belongs in part to the governors of Christ's Hospital,
ancient edifice of flint with stone dressings ,in the Per- London, and otherwise to Capt. Robert B. Clarke and
pendicula.r style, consisting of chancel, nave and north several ather proprietors. The land is of mixed soil;
transept. north porch, and an embattled western tower subsoil, gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat and
round et base but octagonal above and containing 4 bells: barley. The area. i81 6308. 31'. 32P. besides 146 acres of
the tower is almost completely covered with ivy: the common; rateable value, ['825; the population in 1891
church was restored and a north transept added in,1878, was 194.
when the tower windows were repaired and the bells re- Parish Clerk, Benjamin Hauntton.
hung: there are four good stained windows, three being Post Office.-Frederick Elsey, sub-postmaster. Letters
memorials to the Clarke family; there is also a marble through Soole R.S.O. (Norfolk) arrive about 7 a.m.;
monument to Sir John Castleton bart. of Stuston and dispatched about 7.30 p.m.; sundays at 8 a.m. Postal
family, and one to Mr. Cllarke and his wife: there a're orders are issued here, but not paid. Scole is the
ISO :sittings : in 18g6 a new altar cloth and hangings for the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
chancel walls were presented. The register dates from Parochial School (mixed). erected for So children; average
'the year 1631. The living is 81 rectory, net yearly value - attendance, 28; Mrs. Louisa Harper. mistress
PRIVATB RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Hines- John, shopkeeper
Clarke Capt. Robert B. Stuston ho Bryant Cha,rles. farmer Pike John Chaplyn, auctioneer &; far-
Holmes Rev. Francis Greame M.A. Chenery Robert, brick &; tile maker mer, Stuston place
Rectory Elsey Horaee. Swan P.H Thurlow Frederick, farmer
..Tenning. Francis W. Stuston lodge Fulcher Edward. wheelwright &; smith Wilton Frederick. farmer .
STUTTON is a parish and village on the north bank of way. Crowe Hall, the property and residence of Col. Jas.
the navigable Stour, 3 miles south-east from Bentley OolquJhoun R.eade J.P. was formerly the seat of the
:station on the Colchester and Ipswich section of the Great Emyth family, who obtained the property by inter-
Eastern railway. 8 south from Ipswich and 7 north- marriage with the family of Bowes: the house was re-
west from Harwich, in the South Eastern division of the paired by George Reade elill!. who purchased the estate in
.county, Samford hundred, petty sessional division and 1821, and added a. drawing room, finished in the style of
union, Ipswich county court district. rural deanery of Henry VII.'s chapel in Westminster Abbey, anlL command-
Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich: ing views of Harwich harbour and the ocean. Crepping
The Sudbury river flows through the northern part of the Hall, formerly the seat af the Wingfields, is now the pro-
parish. The church of St. Peter is an edifice of stone in perty and residence of William Isaac Graham esq. Alton
the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, with aisle. Hall, the property of Roger KerrillOn esq. of Tattingstone,
nave, north transept and an embattled western tower, with and now occupied by Mr. William Clarke, farmer, is a
pinnacles, containing 5 bells: in 1875 the chancel was en- large mansion. Ja.mes O. Fison esq. is lord of the manor.
tirely rebuilt and 8 north aisle added: the pews in the Thl'J principal landowners are Roger Kerrison esq. of
'church and chancel were removed and carved open sittings Tattingstone Place. William Isaac Graham esq. Col.
substituted in 1846. at the sole expense of the Rev. Canon J. Colquhoun Reade and the Mills family. The soil
Thomas Mills M.A. rector from 1821: it contains several and subsoil are various. The chief crops are wheat, bar.
monuments to the Jermy and other families: the windows ley, oa.ts and turnips. The area is 2,294 acres of land,
are mostly stained. and there are 300 sittings. '1'he date 166 of tidal water and 988 of foreshore; rateab~e value,
of the earliest register is 1645. The living is a rectory, £2,636; the population in 1891 was 542.
neb yearly value ['136. with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Parish Clerk, Richard Gladwell.
Parry-Okeden, of Turnworth, Blandfo-rd, Dorset, and held Post, M. O. '&/ T. 0., T. M. 0., Expres81 Delivery, Parcel
since 1894 by the Rev. Thomas Hill Jones RA. of Trinity Post, S. B. et Annuity &; Insurance Office. William
College, Cambridge. The Wesleyans have a chapel here. Jennings Wiseman, postmaster. Letters' received
The poor's land, of I acre, has been sold for a sum that through Ipswich office per mail carl at 5.20 a.m. &
now produces £6 108. yearly; and there are the dividends 2.35 p.m. through Bentley by rail; &; dispatched at
on [,100 £3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, for coals. 12.35 &; 7.10 p.m.; on sundays at 12.45 p.m
There are $ix almshouses, erected in 1863 in memory of Wall Letter Boxes, near the Church, cleared at 7.5 p.m. ;
the Rev., George Baker, formerly of this parish. StuttQn sundays 12.50 p.m.; near Manor house, cleared at 8.15
Hall, a mansion in the Elizabethan style, now the pro- a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; week days &; sundays
perty and residence of Jas. O. Fison esq. and thoroughly National School, for 120 children; average attendance,
renovated in 1892, was erected by Sir E. Jermy knt. and 92; Findley Baker, master
is remarkable for its ornamental brick chimneys and gate- Carrier to Ipswich.-Walter Lewis. tues. thnrs. & sat
Fison James 0., J.P. Stutton hall Robinson Miss, Tbe Grove Cooper Thomas, carpenter et whlwrght
Graham Wm. Isaac. CreppiuA' hall COMMERCIAL. Cowles Robt. & Son, market gardnrs
Hal"bord Wm. Engledow, Manor house Allen Freeman, butcher; &; at Holbrk Cutting WiUam, farmer
Jones Rev. Thos. Hill B.A. Rectory Anderson. James WiUam (exors. of), Dunnett Charles, bricklayer
Lunnis Frederick, Stutton house millel"8 (water) Gladwell Richard, King's Head P.R
Mi:.bank Godolphin, Stntton lodge Bennett WaIter, dealer Graham Robert, farmer, Crowe farm
Reade Col. Jan:es Colquhoun J.P. Clarke Jeremiah, shoe maker Haste Wm. blacksmith & wheelwright
Growe hall Clarke Wm. farmer, A:ton hall Lewis James, fretworker
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Lewis Waiter, farmer Smith Frederick, faormer Wiseman William Jennings, grocer &;
Pinkney William, shopkeeper Southgate Herbert, miller (w&ter &; draper & coal merchant, Post Qffice
R11$h Joseph,; beer retailer steam) & corn mer. Alton mill . -
SUDBORNE (or Sudboum) is a village and scattered Norman doorway were also met with,on the, south lside,:
parish between the' navigable rivers Aide and Ore, 8I1d there are 250 llittings. The register dat.es ftom the year
extending near to AIdborough, 6 .miles south-east from 162L The living is a rectory, with the chapelry of Orford
Wickham Market station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft annexed, joint net yearly value £340, with 8 acres Qf
flection of the. Great Eastern uilway, and 12 east from glebe, in the gift of the Crown. and held since 1877
Woodbridge. in the South Eastern division of the county, by the Rev. Edward Maude Srott, who resides at OrforQ.
hundred and union ofPlomesgate, petty sessional division Sudborne Hall, 1II plain mansion of red brick, standing
and county court district of Woodbridge. rural deanery of in a. park of 300 acres. is/ the residence of Arthur Her-
Orford, a.rchdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. bert Edwd. Wood esq. who is lord of the manor and
~ church of .All Saints is a small but ancient building principal landowner: -it was much improved and enlarged
<)f ftint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, by Sir R. Wa1lace. Beds. of oy>sters have been found
eonsisting of chancel, small transepts, nave, north and in making excavations nea.r the church.' The strata. of
south porches and an embatUed wcstern tower with small crag is largely intermixed with -shells and other fossil re-
flpire con~aining one bell: the chancel contain~ a monu- mains, so much so as to make them of considerable value
ment with kneeling figures to Sir Michael Stanhope. a; as manure, when carted! on to and mixed with the snrface
fonner owner of the: land, and beneath the -communion soil The. soil is very' various; subsoil, sand and day.
iable is a vault belonging to the Hereford. family; the The ('hief rcrops are wheat, barley, peas and root~. The
fabric of the church was entirely restored internally and area is 40878 acres' of land, a great portion of marsh, 28
externally, and a new organ presented -in 1879 at the ex- of water, 263 of tidal water and 136 of foreshor~: rateable
- pense of the late Sir Richard Wallace bart. K.C.B. under value, £3,916; the population in 1891 was 568. "
the superintendence' of Mr. F. Barnes F ..R.I.B.A.: the Keer's Grove is half a mil~ north-west. ' . . .
t1tained east window, placed in ;1:879, is a. memorial to. Pal'ish .Clerk, Robert Durrant. . .' .,
Maria, wife of Francis Charles. 3rd Mal'quess of Hertford ,Post Office.- George Raymer, jun. sub-postmaster. Let-
K.G. d. 1856:' the transepts were addedo and a new roof tars from Wickham Market received at 7 a.m.: dis-
. fixed in the same year~, during the restoration several patched at 6.50 p.m.; sunday 6.50 p.m. Postal orders
interesting discoveries were made, including.- upwards Qf ' are issued here, but not paid:. The nearest money order
2,600 coins, belong-ing to the reigns of King John, Henry & telegraph office is at Orford, 2 miles distant
n. and Ill. and WiUiam the Lion, King of Scotland, found National School (mixed), was erected with master's resi-
in the nave, immediately under the floor ~ a piscina in the dence in 1875, for 100 children; average a.ttendance,
chancel, some old floor tiles of Suffolk make, and a fine -, 71; Eenjamin J. T. Stott, masteI' •
Wood Arthur Herberl Edward, Sud- Gr(mville Gerard,: frmr. Church frm Rackham Herbert E'dward, farmer '
bourne han - . Holmes William, shopkeeper' Rayrner Goo. farmer & shopkeeper
, . Land Edwa'rd, head gamekeeper to RaYlller George~ jun. whl'p.lwright &i
COMMJiJRCUL.;, -, , Al"~hnr Herbett Edward Wood esq shopkeeper, Post office
Eantoft David, nurseryman . Levett J ames, -blalcksmith" Ricketts Octavius Havelock,. farmer 1
lIarnes Ed1!ard, farmer ' ~Iil1er. WiGiam, sh()pkeeper Sawyer George, falfmer '
Botwright William;' farmer ' Moss George, thatcher Smy James, shopkeeper'
Brinkley Henry, farmer, Craig far~ My-el'S Fred~ head I!ardener to Arth. Western Arthur, farmer, Cowton ha
Gooding John, Chequers I'.H Herbert Edward Wooo esq, ., Western John, farmer. Ferry farm,
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SUDBURY is a municipal "borough, market and union' The town consists of four parishes: All Saints', a vicar-
f;own, head of a county court district, 'station on the Stour age, wi~h Ballingdon annexed, and the ·rectory of ·St.
Valley branch of the Great Eastern railway, and is 16 miles Gr-egory with the vicarage of St. Peter, and the parish of
south from .Bury' St. Edmunds, 33! west··from Ipswich St. Bartholomew, which was formerly extra-parochial. .-
by l'8il, 56 from - London by road and 53 by Tailway, Ail Saints' church was, from u50 to the Reformation,
in the Southern division of the county, hundred of Babergh, appropriated to the abbey of St. Alban: it is a fine
Metford petty sessional division, rural deanery, and arch- I structure of ftint and rubble, principally in the Perpen-
deacoury of Sudbury and, diocese of Ely; The town is on I dieular style" and consists of chancel, nave, aisle!' !lnd- an
the left bank ()f the river Stour, which her0' divides the embattled western tower containing a clock and 8 bells,:
<lounty from Essex. and therivel'" is n.avigable for barges,' the pulpit dates from 1490, and there are rich parclose
\>ut the naviga~ion is not good, and the traffic on the river screens: the north chapel has been the burial plnce of the
bas been almost superseded by the railway ': Eden family, and in the south aisle some of the ancestors
In the Saxon Chronicle, Sudbury is written Suthberie of Earl Waldegrave are interred,: the stained glass in all
{or south-borough), a name it is supposed to have ob· the Sudbury churches was destroyed by Dowsing in 1643 ':
tained in order to distinguish it from Norwich; it is this church was restored in 1882 at a cost of about 1, 1,500,
mentioned in the Domesday Survey. By the Conqueror and a s~ained east window erected to Samuel Brown and
the town was given to Richard de Clare, and frem the Sarah, his wife: there a.re 600 sittmgs, 250 being free.
Earls of that name the town derived its earliest privileges: The register dates froIn,the yeaT' 1564. The living is a
it is a borough by prescription, and gives the title of vicarage, with Ballingdon annexed, joint net yearly value
\>aron to the Duke of Grafton: it was once a place of note, £205, including 6 acres of glebe, with residence, in the
and one of the first towns in which Edward Ill. settled the J;rift of Simeon's trustees, and held since 1876 by the Rev.
J<'lemings, in order to instruct his subjects in the woollen Charles John Stower, of St. Aidans. C. B. Sperling esq.
manufacture. A church and priory, of which few vestiges of Dynes Hall, Essex, is the impropriator 'Of the great
remain, were erected here in 1272 for Doxninican friars. tithes. ,. •
'The Knights 'Hospitallers had a house near the bridge, There was a. church at Brundon 8S well as in Ballingdon,
-with the tolls of which it was endowed, and near the town but both have ceased to exist. For a-long period the Wind-
'Was a Benedictine cell, attached to Westminster Abbey. ham family, the patrons of the impropriate rectory and the
The town is lighted wi~h g-as from works erected at a owners of the Bruudou Hall estate, paid £13 6s. 8d. to the
, 'COst of £5,000 in 1836, and belonging- to a private company, vicar of Ail Saints, Sudbury, for the use of. that church:
lessee, C. W. Grimwade. Water is supplied from deep the esta.te has now passed into the possessiou of Lord
'Wens in the chalk from works erected in 1872, at a cost of Ashburton. ' -
l8,000, llilder the management of the town council. The St. Gregory and St. Peter form a united ecclesiastical
tOWD was incorporated in 1,,54 by Queen l\Iary, whose parish. The church of St. Gregory, formerly collegiate,
charter was confirmed by Qu~en Elizabeth in 155g. A i$ an edifice in bhe Perpendicular style, consisting of
fresh eharter was granted dUrIng the Protectorate. but chancel, nave, south porch, aisles and an embattled west-
this was superseded by another of Charles Il. The cor- ern tower containing 8 bells: the font, which is modern,
,?oratioD now consists of a' mayor, four aldermen and has a cover of rich ancient pre-Reformation carved taber-
twelve eouncillors (one of whom is mayor). The borough uacle work, and is one of the three of its kind in England:
has a Commission of the Peace and a separate court of in the chapel of St. Anne is a tomb and. inscribed tablet
quarter sessions; the sessions are held in the Town Hall. to Thomas Carter esq. who died in 1706: the head of
Sudbury first sent members to Parliament in 1562, when Simon Theobald or de SudJbury, Archbishop of Canter-
two repre!!entatives Wf,re retnrned; and continued to do bury, who was beheaded by the rabble in Wat Tyler's
.0 until 18# when it was disfranchised. insurrection, 14 June, 1381, is still to be seen in a niche
 328 SUDBURY. SUFFOLK.
in the vestry in a remarkable state of preservation; his
body was iIJterred in Canterbury cathedral: a stained
window was placed at the east end of the chancel in 1878,
and two others in the south aisle in 1884 and 1898: there
are 500 sittings. The register dates from the year 1.590.
The church of St. Peter is a structure of flint and rubble,
with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consist-
ing of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a tower with
open spire containing a clock and 8 bells: there are eight
stained windows, including one placed in 1896 to the late
Mr. G. W. Andrewes, for 49 years churchwarden: the
4:hurch was restoTed in 1854: the chancel has been deco-
rated from the designs of Mr. G. F. Bodley A.B.A. and a
fine reredos, also designed by him, was erected in 1897,
at the cost of the Misses Brown, in memory of their
sisters: theTe are 800 sittings. The register dates from
the year 1639. The living of the united parishes is a
rectory, net yearly value [28o, including 4 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Ely,
and held since 1893 by the Rev. Benjamin Stannard
Fryer M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge, and surrogate.
The Catholic mission to this place was begun in 1876, a
house in Ohurch street serving as a place of worship and
the services being conducted by priests Gf the Institute of
St. Andrew, Barnet, Herts; in 1880 a resident priest was
appointed: the mission was removed in 1881 to its present
position on the west side of the Croft, and the site, which
belonged to Mr. Woodall, was 'Subsequently purchased.
The Catholic church, d~dicate<L to Our Lady and St. John
the Evangelist, adjoining the Presbytery, was erected
from charities collected during the three years' ministry
of the Rev. W. Fippard, the foundation stone being
laid by the Right Rev. Dr. Riddell, BiS'hop of Northamp-
ton, 29 June, 1893, and the church opened 12 Dec. in the
same year; it is of red brick, with Bath stone dressings,
from rlesipls by Mr. Leonard Stokes,architect. and consists
of nave. chancel, side chapel. porch and tower with spire,
and will seat 150 people. There are niches for statues
of Our Saviour, Our Lady and St. John the Apostle:
under the nave is a crypt and below the chancel a sacristy.
The old house in Church street has been pulled down,
and the site inclosed.
The Convent, formerly known 8& The Shrubbery, was
presented by Mr. John Kelly, of providence. R. I. America,
in 1884, to the Servants of the Sacred Heart, a French
order from Versailles, and. a school is carried on by the
8ist.ers, irrespectiv& of denomination.
There are two Congregational, two Baptist and one
Primitive Methodist chapels, and the Society of Friends
have a place of meeting.
The Cemetery i9 in the Newwn road, about a quarter of
a m ile from the town, anet contains an area of 6 acres 3
roods 28 poles, with two mortuary chapels.
The Town Hall and Corn Exchange are substantial
buildings.
The Literarv and Mechanics' Institntion. established
in 18:H. has two targe reading rooms, supplied with the
leading periodicals and. papers and an excellent' library,
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Market hill.
Letters are dispatched at the following times:
Cavendish, Clare, Glemsford, Lavenham, Long Melford,
4.5 a.m.; Glemsford, 9.1:5 a.m.; London, South of
England, Midland & Scotland, 10 a.m.; Lavenham &
Cavendis-h, 11.20 a.m.; day mail for London, Col-
chester, Ipswich, Suffolk & Norfo;k, Il.40 a.m.;·
London &; all England (except Ea.stern counties), 3
p.m.; Bury 8t. Edmunds, Cambrid~e, Olare, Haverhill,
HertfGrd, Lincoln & Long Melford, 4. 10 p.m.; Col-
chester, 4.30 p.m.; London & forward, 6.10 p.m.;
Bury St. Edmunds, 6.50 p.m.; night mail to all parts,
8.10 p.m
Money ordeI'lS granted & paid daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m
. '
Delivery.
Bural district, 6 a.m.; town, 7 & 9.30 a.m. & 2 & 5.15
p.m
Sunday delivery at 7 a.m.; dispatched to London &; all
parb 8.10 p.m
Town Sub-Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & IiIsurance
Office, 39 & 40 Melford road.-George Wheeler, sub-
postmaster. Letter Box cleared at 9.30 & 10.45 a.m.
& 2·30 & 4 & 7 p.m
CORPORATION.
1899-19°0.
Mayor, Councillor Frederick Wheeler
Recorder, William Pinder Eversley, 6 King's Bench walk,
Temple, London E C
containing upwards of 2,000 volumes; also a billiard
room; there are about 200 members; a variety of enter-
tainments are provided during the winter session.
The Victoria Hall, opened in 1887, is a building of red
brick, in Prince street, containing a large stage with ante-
rooms and a gallery, and is licensed for the performance-
of stage plays; it will hold 650 persons.
The Conservative Club, in News-treet, opened in 188(6,.
consiRts of billiard, chess, card, bath and commiUee
rooms, with a res-idence for the !Steward; a library has
been added and lady mem:bers are admitted; smoking
concerts are held during the winter months; there are 650
memhers. .
The Liberal Club, in North street, erected in 1887, is a
structure of red brick with white 'Stone dressings, in
the Queen Anne s,tyle and contains an entrance hall, com-
mittee ;rOGm, large reading room Or lecture hall and a
recreation room on the first floor.
Here are cocoa-nut matting and silk weaving manufac-
tories, flour miUs, malt & lime kilns and a brewery.
Malting is very extensively carried on and many of the-
inhabitants are also employed in the manufacture of silk
velvet, stays and mats.
A CGrn and cattle market is held on Thursday, and a
general market on Saturday. The fairs once held in
March and July, have been abolished.
St. Loonard's Hospital,pleasantly seated on an elevated
spot on the Newton road, commandling a picturesque
view of the Stour valley, was founded in 1867, and to-
gether with the site, cost about £1,5°0; it has two large-
wards for males and females, with smaller separation
wards and bath room attached on each side, and has 14-
beds and 2 cots; there is an operating theatre on the-
ground floor: the institution is supported by voluntary
contributions and an old charity for the relief of leper8~
established! by Archbishop Theobald, and afterwards
•
.endowed by one John Colney, the whole producing a
Iyearly income of about £40: during the year 1899 too
number.of patients admitted was 114·
Thomas Gainsborough R.A. the celebrated. artist, was
born at Sudbury in 1727, and died 2 Aug. 1788.
The area of Sudbury is 896 acres of land and 15 or
water; assessable value, £17,°71. The area of Sudbury-
St. Bartholomew is 158 acres; assessable value, [Il7-
The population of the borough, which includes the town-
ships of Ballingdon-cum-Brundon, in 1881 was 6,548.
1891 was 7,234, distributed as follows: All Saints"
parish, 1,109; St. Bartholomew's parish, 5; St. Gregory'~
and St. Peter's parish: St. Gregory, 3,6II and St.Peter's,
1,608; total, 5,389 (including officers and inmates of
workhouse, 170).
Ballingdon-cum-Brundon, a &uburb of Sudbury, but m.
Essex, will be iound fully described in Kelly's Directory
of that county.
. h a ekr . -
P arlS St. G regory ' s, E zra a u bbe, F'
nars st.
Sextons (yearly), St. Peter's, William Strutt Bruce, 2~
North street; St. Gregory's, A. Scott, Church gate-_
"Arthur Grimwood
IIChristie Edwin Maulden
I
Aldermen.
tJames Bell
fWilliam Bailey
Councillors.
~Marshall Andrews Benjamin Robert Marten
11
_~C~a~les Beer "John William Thornber
~'" I1ha~ Ja~es Green I *Edward WilIiam Butterwick
~Freder1Ck \\ heeler 1 *George Henry Coates
11 Peter Constable "*Maurice Death
IIHerbert Dove King *Joseph Francis Hills
Marked thus ~ retire in November, 19000-
Marked thus " retire in November, 1901_
Marked thus * retire in November, 1902~
Marked thus t retire in November, 1904··
Auditors, WaIter MarshaIl & W. H. Wright
Mayor's Auditor, Councillor John William Thornber
Officers of the Corporation.
Town Clerk, William Bayly Ransom., 16 Friars street
Bailiff & High Constable, Henry Thorne Knights
Borough Treasurer, Arthur John Grimwade, Barclay'~
Bank, Market hill
Assistant Treasurer, Thomas Bates, 13 Friars street
Clerk of the Peace, Thomas Bates, 13 Priars street
Medical Officer of Health, John Sinclair Holden M.D. 5-
Friars street
Coroner for the Borough, Thomas Bates, 13 Friars street
Borough Surveyor, Sanitary Inspector & Inspector of
Lamps & Waterworks Engineer, Thomas Wm. Alfred
Hayward C.E. Town hall
 nmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. SUOBURY. 329
Collector of Rat-es, Frederick Edwin Dunn, Town hall Sudbury Union.
School Attendance Officer, James William CIarke, Mill la Board day, thurs.; meetings held fortnightly at I I a.m
Police Station Superintendent, Inspector William Offord
Sergeants-at-Mace, Henry Thorne Knights &; Hy. King The union comprises the following parishes in. Suffolk:-
Town Crier, William Strutt Bruca, 29 North street Acton, Alpheton, Assington, Saint Bartholomew, Box-
ted, Bures St. Mary, Cavendish, Chilton, Cornard
(Great), Cornard (Little), Glemsford, Hartest, Hawke-
Trustees of the Municipal Charities, Messrs. H. H. Baker, don, Lawshall, Melford, Nayland, Newton, Shimpling,.
James Bell, P. Constable, M. Death, R. S. Joy, W. L. Somerton, Stanstead, Stoke-by-Nayland, Sudbury,.
Lewis, B. R. Marten, C. E. Mauldon, W. Nunn, E. I. Waldingfield (Great), Waldingfield (Little) &; Wissing-
Wright & G. P. Weybrew; Joseph Alexander, 8 New- ton; rateable value in 1899, £69,788, &; the following
ton road, clerk parishes in Essex :-Alphamstone, Ballingdon, Otten
Belchamp, Belchamp St. Paul, Belchamp WaIter, Bor-
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES. ley, Bulmer, Bures Hamlet, Foxearth, Gestingthorpe,.
Alexander Joseph, Newton road Henny (Great), Henny (Little), Lamarsh, Liston~
Allen Elliston, Ballingdon Middleton, North Wood, Pentloe, Twinstead &; Wick-
Baker Harry Howe, King street ham St. Paul; rateable value in 1899, £19,395; thE'
Bell James, Girling house area of the entire union is 80,652 acres, &; population
Holden John Sinclair M.D. Friars street in 1891 was 29,612
Chairman, Rev. CTOwder Tom Bromwich, The Vicaragep
Joy Robert Sizer, Market hill Gestingthorpe, Halstead
King Herbert D., M.A., M.D., RSc. 53 Friars street Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Henxy
Mason William Inglis, 56 Friars street Crabb Canham, 68 Friars street, Sudbury
Mattingly Robert, Great Cornard Treasurer, Algernon Beckford Bevan esq. Capital &; Coun-
Mauldon Christie Edwin, Church street ties Bank, Sudbury
Mumford Allan Henry, Bures RelievinlJ' Officers &; Collectors to the Guardians 1st
:Nunn William, East street district, John Stimson, Bulmer; 2nd district, Alfrelt
Salter John, Long Melford Chaplin, Stanstead; 3rd district, Wm. Thos. Tomkins,.
Clerk, George Lancelot Andrewes, 68 Friars street Assington
Borough Petty Sessions are held at the Town Hall every Assistant Relieving Officer of Vagrants &; Tramps,William
monday &; thursday at 11 a.m Offord, 58 Station road
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Vaccination Officers-Bulmer Sub-district, John Stimsol:.
BUlmer; Bures Sub-district, William Thomas Tom-
Borough Police Station, 5e Station road, William Offord, kins, Assington; Bartest district, Alfred Chaplin, Stan-
inspector; I sergeant & 5 constables stead; Melford district, Samuel Richold, Melford ;
Corn Exchange, Market hill, Henry Bridgman, sec Sudbury Sub-district, Isaac Bacon, Ballingdon, Essex
County Court Office, Friars street, His Honor B. Medical Officers No. I district, Lucius Nicholls, Bartest;
Eardley-Wl:mot B.A. judge; George Lancelot No. 2 district, Joseph Alphonsus Horsford L.R.C.P.
Andrewes, registrar; Alfred Purkington, assistant Edin. Long Melford; No. 3 district, William Ingli&
bailiff. The court is held at the Town hall bi-monthly. Mason L.R.C.P.Edin. Sudbury; No. 4 district, George
The fullowing is a list of the places within the juris- Herbert Metcalfe L.R.C.P.Lond. Clare; No. 5 district p
diction of the county court :-Acton, Alphamstone Richard WaIter Waring L.R.C.P.Edin. Cavendish; No_
(Essex), Alpheton, Assington, Ballingdon (Essex), Bel- 6 district, W. McDermot RA., M.D. Bures St. Mary;
champ Otten (Essex), Belchamp St. Paul (Essex), Bel- No. 7 district, Ernest Frank Syrett M.D. Nayland;
champ WaIter (Essex), Borley (Essex), Boxted. BuIrner No. 8 district, John Bourne Bromley M.R.C.S.Eng_
(Essex), Bures Hamlet (Essexj, Bores St. Mary, Castle Hedingham
Cavendish,Chilton, Cornard (Great), Cl'rnard (Little), Public Vaccinators, Nos. I, .2, 5, 6, 7 & 8 districts, same
}<'oxearth (Essex), Gestingthorpe (Essex), Glemsford, as medical officers ; No. 3 district, John Sinclair
Hartest, Hawkedon, Benny (Great) (Essex), Henny Holden M.D. Sudbury; Ko. 4 district, Richard WaIter
(Little) (Essex), Lamarsh (Essex), Lavenham, Leaven- Waring L.R.C.P.Edin. Cavendish
heath, Liston (Essex), Melford, Middleton (Essex), Superintendent Registrar, Henry Crabb Canham, 68
Kewton, Northwood, Pentlow (Essex), Preston, Shimp- Friars street, Sudbury; deputy, George Lancelol
lin~, Somerton, Stanstead, Sudbury, Sudbury St. Bar- Andrewes, 68 Friars street, Sudbury
tholomew, Thorpe, Twinstead (Essex), Waldingfield Registrars of Births &; Deaths HuIrner Sub-district,.
(Great), Waldingfield (Little), Wickham (Essex) &; John Stimson, BuIrner; deputy, Alfred D. Finch, Ges-
Wissington . tingthorpe, Halstead; Bures Sub-district, Wm. TholJ.
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that Tomkins, Assington; deputy, Thos. Stow, Assington;
of Colchester; Frederick Messent, 36 Princes street, Hartest Sub-district, Alfred Chaplin, Stanstead; Mel.
Ipswich. official receiver ford Sub-district, Samuel Richold, Long Melford;
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress de'puty, Thomas Richold; Sudhury Sub-district,
Amendment Act," Alfred Purkington, assistant bailiff, Charles Holden Making, 3 Friars street, Sudbury;
Sudbury; James Mayhew Balls, auctioneer, Castle deputy, Maurice Making, Sudbury
Hedingham, Essex; John Carter Clayden, auctionee-r, Registrar of Marriages, J ames C. Mills, Melford road,
Sudbury; Frederick Wheeler, auctioneer, Sudbury Sudbury; deputy, Isaac Racon, Ballingdon, Essex
Corporation Fire Engine Station, Town yard, Frederick The Workhouse, in the Jlarish of St. Gregory, is a red
Edwin Dunn, captain, & 10 men brick building on the hanks of the Stou, &; will hold
Inland Revenue Office, 41 Gainsborough street; John 422 inmates; George Grant, master; John Milner M.A.
William Thornber, supervisor; Frederick G. Pipe & rector of Chilton, chaplain; William Inglis Mason
James Alfred Haines, 2nd class officers; Herbert John L.R.C.P.Edin. medical nfficer; Mrs. Grant, matron
Green, 4=> GainsboTOugh street, surveyor of taxes
St. Leonard's Hospital, Newton road; John Sinclair Hol- School Attendance Committee.
den M.D. & Herbert J. Finch M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. hon. medical officers; Joseph Alexander esq. Meets at Union house on thurs. at 10.30 a.m. monthly.
hon. sec.; Miss E. C. Strange, matron Clerk, Henry Crabb Canham, 68 Friars street, Sudbury
Stamp Office, 18 Friars street; Miss Fox, sub-dis- Attendance Officers, John Stimson, BulImer; Alfred
tributor Cbaplin, Stanstead, & Wm. Thos. Tomkins, AssingtoD
Sudbury & Ballingdon Cemetery, Newton road; William
Bayly Ransom, 16 Friars street, c~erk to the burial Pl.j13LIC OFFICERS.
board; James Sparrow, curator
Sudburv Court of Guardians; J. E. Collishaw, governor; Asses!Jor & Collector of Taxes for All Saints, St. Bartho-
William Nunn, deputy governor; Frederick Wheeler, lomew's, St. Gregory's & St. Peter's, Frederick Edwin
King' street, clerk Dunn, Town hall
Town 'Hall, Henry Thome Knights, hall keeper Certifying Factory Surgeon, HerberIJ D. King M.A.,M.D.,
Victoria Hall, Prince street; W. J. Langdon J.P. hon. sec R Sc. 53 Friars street
Clerk to Commissioner!! of Taxes, Jas. C. Mills, Melford rt!
VOLUNTEERS. Clerk to Grammar School Governors, G. L. Andrewes,
2nd Volunteer Battalion, Suffolk Regimpnt (D Co.); 68 Friars street
Armoury &; headquarters, New Drill hall, GainsboTOugh Clerk to the :\Iunicipal Charity Trustees, Jsph. Alexander~
street; Capt. W. M. Armes; Surg.-Lieut.-Col. J. S. 8 Nl'wton road
Holden M.D., V.D. medical officer; Rev. B. S. Fryer Supervisor of Inland Revenue, John William Thornber,
M.A. acting chaplain; Sergeant George Harrison, drill 41 Gainsborough street
instructor Surveyor of Taxes, Herbert John Green, 45 Gainsboro'
 330 SUl)BURY. SU~"FOLK. [KELLY'S
Poor's Rat-e Collector, Charles Holden Making, 3 Friars st A. School Board. of 7 members was f()rmed 23 April, 1888 ;
Begistrar of the Cour~ of Becord, Wm. Bayly Ransom, Thomas Bates, 13 Friars street, clerk to the board;
16 Friars street . ., . James William Clarke, Mill lane, attendance officer
,
> Board School, Mill lane, built in 1846, &; since enlarged,
" . ·NEWSPAPERS. for 260 boys, .~o girls &; 300· infants; average attend-
ance, 215 boys, 170 girls &; 180 infants j WaIter Mar.
South West Suffolk Echo, 83 North street; Edward Jas. shall, master; Miss Susan Collins, mistress; Miss
Dixon Smith;.. published saturday Rose Ethel Burton, infants' mistress '
Suffolk &; Essex Free Press, Station road; William L. St. Gregory's &; St. Peter's Church 5chao~s, Korth ~t.
Lewis, printer &; pUblisher; 'Published wed. evening I enlarged in 1895, for 200 boys &; 165 girls; the infants'
Essex &; Suffolk News, Station road; William L. Lewis, school was rebuilt in 1899-1900, for 280 children; aver-
printer &; publisher; published -saturday age attendance, 200 boys, 140 girls &; 220 infants;
• •
William Osborne Lam·bton, master; Miss E. Payne,
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. mistress; Miss I. A. Miller, infants' mistress
All Sunday services are at 10.30 a.m. &: 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m CO~VEY.!.NCE.
All Saints' Church, Rev. Charles John Stoweyr, vicar Railway Station.'
. . ..: ...
Rev. Benjamin Stannard Fryer M.A. Robert Thomson, station master. '<
St. Gregory's, rector &; surrogate; Rev. E. S. King
• M.A.- & Rev: CARRIERS. . •-
St. Peter's, . • A.. Crean
•
M.A. curates
•
. With the places they go to .kinns o~ call.
At St. Peter's Church, daily services are at 9.15 a.m. &. Acton Chinery,' White Horse,' daily
6 p.m.; holy communion 3 times on sundays, thurs. Alphamstone Frost, 'Anchor,' daily. .'
&; holy days at 7.30 Belchamp St. Paul's-Crisp, 'Green Dragon,' tues. &; sat
. r'
Seats
Belchamp Martin, 'Christopher,' tues. thurs. &; sat.;
Our Lady & St. John the Evangelist Catholie Church Crisp, 'Anchor,' tues. &; thurs -':
&; Presbytery, Rev. Augustine P. Peacock RD. Bildeston-Howe, 'White Horse,' thurs. &; sat . ..
priest; holy communion 8.30 a.m. ; mass 10.30; Boxforo-Hunwick, ':Bear,' thurs
catechism & benediction 3 p.m.; choral devotion, Bures-Sheads, 'Royal Oak,' mon .•
sermon & solemn benediction6.30p.m.; daily mass Castle Hedingham-Dansie, 'Anchor,' thuu
at 7.30 a.m.; benediction every tues. 8 p.m Cavend:'sh-Willis, 'Anchor,' tues. thurs. &; sat
Friends' Meeting House, Friars st.; wed. 10.30 a.m 200 Clare Willis,' AllchOT,' tues. tburs. &; sat
Baptist, Church .stree~ 4 _ .
600Foxearth-Inch,· ,\Vhite Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat
Baptist (Ebezenerh New street (no resident minister) Glemsford Payers,' White Horse,' tues. thurs. &; sat .
Oongregation£\l (Trinity) Chapel, School street,Rev. Gllestlillgthorp-Rippingale, ~ Christopher,'tues.thurs.&sat
Sydney B. Laver j tues. 8 p.m .. 700 Hart-es~Forman,' Green Dragon,' mon
Congregational, Friars street, Rev. Thomas' Geo. Ipswich-Griggs, 'Royal Oak,' daily ,
Boyne A. T. S. ....•.•., '.' ...•_ :Lavenham-Knights, 'Dlack Boy,' mon. tues. &; thurs
.:....•... 1,200
Primitive Methodist. Gregory street.. Rev. Isaae ; London Sutton &; Co.. (John Jeffrie.!!, agent), Acton sq
Ashwortb, ,r •••• , ' " .
.. ~ng .Melford-Rule, , Green Dragon,'. daily; For.l.
3 00
_ ' Chnstopher,', tues. thurs. &; sat.; Earee, 'Black Eo)','
SCHOOLS. • . daily .
. .. .'.: ~ayland-Nodolk(Omnibus), 'Royal Oak,1 thurs. 5 p.m
Grammar School, founded in 1491 by Wiiliam Wood &; Somllrton-Foreman,' Royal Oak.' mono & thurs
since re-erected in the Early English style; the number, I Stanstead-Smith;' White Horse.' mono thurs. & sat
of boys in 1900 was 56; William George Normandale Stoke Norfolk,' Roy~ Oak,' thurs
B.A. head master; John' Davis & Arthur' J. Harris, Toppesfield-H.ardy,' Bear,' thurs. &; sat .,
assistant masters Yeldham-Plile, ' Black Boy,' thurs. &; sat
, .
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Clover Isaac E. Springfield lodge Harding Mrs. Ingram's well
Adams Mrs. Henry Stuart, 2 King st Collishaw.Jn.Edwd. Mill ho.Newton rd Hayward Thomas William Alfed,Prior
Alexander Joseph, 8 Newton road Cook Mrs. 74 East atreet· villa, Melford road .
Allen Sidney Elliston, 12 Church st Cooper Mrs.Clarence villas,Melford rd Hitchcock Alfred, 43 Station road
Anderton Mrs. 55 Friars street , Courtnall Rev. Wm. (Cong.), Woodhall Hitchoock Henry Alfred, 46 Station rd
Andrews George Lancelot, 9 Gains- Crean Rev. A., M.A. (assistant curate Holden John Sinclair F.G.S., M.D.,
borough street . of St. Gregory & St, Peter's), Mar- V.D. 51 Friars street .
Andrews The Misses, 67 Friars street. .ket hill . . .. Hughes Robert, The Murrells, Mel-
Armes Mrs. Hardwick ho. Stour tit Cross Frederick G. I Stour street ford road .
Ashworth Rev: Isaac(PriInitive Metho- ,navis John (assistant master), Gram- Hurrell Miss. g Oakley vils.Melford rd
dist}, 63 North street mar school . ' Jennings Mrs. 4 Louth vils.Melford rd
Baker The Misses, Wisteria cottage, Deeks John, Ina villa, Queen's road King Rev. Edward Septimus .M.A.
Old Market place •. .. De la .Gour Edward John, Bank house, (assist. curate of St. Gregory & S.
Baker The Misses, Croft house r 30 Market hill " Peter's), 1 ·Melford road
Baker Mrs. 84 Melford road . nixon Robt. Harrison, 49 Station road King Herbert D., M..A., M.D., B.Se.
Bambridge Henry B. 29 Friars street Earl Miss, 85 Melford road 53 Friars street.
Bane Mrs. 49 Friars street .. Ellis Ernest, 96 North street. . Kipling Ernest, Springfieldhouse,
Bantock Mrs. Oakville, Newton road Finch Rerbert Jonathan, ·The Croft Oornard road <

Barton Mainprice, Edgworth road.· Francis Francis Mayland, Newton road Lacey Henry, Melfordroad
Bates Thomas, 14 Friars street Francis Frank R. 17 Stour street Langdon William John J.P. Salter's
Batten Mrs. Wentsland ho.Melford rd Fricker Miss, 57 :Friars street . hall, Stour 'street
Beamish Joseph Watson, Station road Fryer !Rev. Benjamin Stannard M.A.. Leaman Henry .Dawe, Victoria villa,
Bear John, 21 Friars street (rector of S. Gregory &; .S. Peter's; East street
Beasley Mrs. Mandalll· ho., Melford rd &; surrogate for the diocese), The Legge:t Robert, 69 North street
Bell James, Girling house, Girling st Rectory Lewis William Lambton, Oak lodge,
Blair 'Mrs. Constance, The Red house, Garrod Misses, The High school Station road
Boggis Frank, I King street George Michael,Prospect ho.Melford rd Lilley Charles Frederick, 27 The Croft
Boyne Rev. Thomas George (Congre- Golding Mrs. King street . Ling Miss, 2 Meliord road
gationaJ), 66 Friars street Good William Thomas, Mill view, Mel- Lush Arthur. Meliord road
Bowyer Miss. 48 North street ford road Lynch Mrs. Jessamine villa, York road
Branwhite Wesley, The Holgate, Mel- Grimwade Arthnr John, Dank. house, Maskell Mrs. 21 Stonr street
fo-rd road Market bill . Mason William Inglis, 56 Friars street
Bridgman Henry, Newton road Grimwood Chas. Geo. Edgworth road Mills Jas. C. Fern villas. Melford road
Brown The Misses, 32 Stonr street Grimwood Charles William, Ingleside, Nice Miss, Clarence viIs. Melford road
1Jrowne John James, 12 Friars street The Croft Normandale William George RA.(head
Camp William, Gainsborough house, Grimwood George Henry,St. Gregory's master). Grammar school
Gainsborough street villa, The Croft NuDO William, Mount view, East st
Canham Alfred H.Belle Vue, Newton rd Hall Henry Redhead, Melford road Okey Mrs. 2 Stour street ;
Canham Henry Crabb, Belle Vue, New- Hallward Miss, 58 Friars street Oliver Edward, Cornard road'
ton road Hancock Charles David, The CroIt Peacock Rev. Augnstine P., B.D.
Ohalk Miss, 4 Melford road Harris Arthur J. (assistant master), (Catholic), The Pre:sbytery
Clayden J. Carter,The Hollies,Friars st Grammar school Peck Mrs. 96 Eaa~ '8~reet
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Prior Henry, Irene ho. Cornard road Smith Wm. H. Jubilee viI. Mallord rd West Mrs. 20 Stour street
Ransom Edward, 16 Friars street· Spurgin George, Croft lodge Wheeler Frederick, 64 Friars street
Ransom Misses, 16 Friars street, . ~tuwer Rev.Chas.Jn.All Saints' vicarge Wheeler Mrs. StOoUr villa, Melford rd
Ransom Wm. Bayly, 59 Friars street Swan Alfred.James, 3 Melford road Whorlow Mrs. Kentish lodge, Stour st
Ray Misses, 9 Friars street '" Thornber John William, Fair lawn, Wright Misses.. Northfield,Melford rd
Ridler William,Arthur hall,Mellord rd Mellord road Wright Mrs. Eastgate house, East st
Soott Mrs. 2 Louth viIs. Mellord road Twitchett Freeland,Fern viLMelford: rd Wright Wm. Hr. The Hollies,Newton rei
Sikes Mrs. 5 Old Market place . ValpyMrs. 19 Stour street Wrightson Leonard Butler,I7 Friars st
Smith Mrs. Newton Road villa . Wade' William Henry, I Louth villas, Yates George Robert, Park lodge,
Smith Reginald Edgar, Inward house, Mellord road J Waldingfield road •
Melford :road . . '
• COHMEROIAL. - • •
• Brampton William Samuel HOlVes, chemist & druggis~.
Abrey Henry, grocer, 3 North street 13 Market hill
Adams Andrew & Sons, fruiterers, I Gainsborough street Brooke Arthur W. gla.ss & china dlr. 26 & 27 Market hiJ
Adams Henry Stuart, wine & spirit &; bottled beer mer- Brooke Thomas William, grocer, 19 Marke~ lllU
• chant, 2 King street Brown & Garrard, umbrella l'iilk manufctrs. East street
Alexander Joseph, -clerk to the Municipal Charity Brown Alfred, shopkeeper, 1001 Cross street
Trustees, 8 Newton road' . Brown George Samuel, builder, 7 Acton square
Alien Hobart A. & 80n, lime & brick manufacturers, Brown James, shopkeeper,. 76 Melford road
coal & slate merchants & maltsters, Railway station; Brown James Henry, chemist, 21 Market hill
& "Grove/' Eallingdon, Essex _ . . Brown Josiah Eenjamin, manager to Kipling, Pain &:; Co.
Alien Harry, butcher, 12 Gainsborough street 15 GainsborOOlgh street
Allen Thomas James, wholesale· grocer, see Grovel' & Allen Browne Johu James (firm, Mason &; BroWne), physic;an
.Alliance Meat Co. butchers, 2 Gainsborough ttreet & surgeon, 12 Friars street .
Alston Arthur, boot IJlaker, 3 Inkerman row .. Bruce Wm. Strutt, town crier & bill poster, 29 North Sli
.AIlston Fanny Amelia (MTS.), baby ,linen & ladies' outfit- Bryant Harry'Albert, cycle maker &0. 5' North street
ting warehouse, 9 Old Market place Bl'yant WaIter, boot maker, II North street, & clothier,
Alston William, cabinet maker & furniture dlr. 95 North st Market hill '
Ambrose Anoie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 15 Burkitt's lane Bulmer Charles John, clothier, 85 North street
Ambrose Joseph, gardener to Wm. Ridler esq. Melford rd Burrows Lydia (Mrs.), dress maker, Croft road
Amey Henry, bricklayer, 42 Cross stree~ Butcher William, butoher, 5 Cross street
Amey J ames, beer retailer, 88 Cross street Butterfield Gulielmus., Rose &:; Crown. commeroial &
.Angier Robert, Anchor P.H. 75 rr:ars street fami:y hotel, &; jobmaster, King street·
Andrewes, Canham & ..Andrewes, solicitors,. 68 Friars st Butterwick Edwwrd William, butcher, 12 & I3.North st
Andrewes .Gfrorge Lancelot (firm, Andrewes, Canbam & Burrows Brothen, fruiterers, 17 North street
. Andrewes),. solicitor, commissioner for oaths, clerk to Byford Samuel, plumber,. Cross street
the borough magis.trJ.tes~ registrl,l.r to the county court Byham Thomas, boot maker, 37 Burkitt's lane
.& deputy .superintendent registrar & clerk to the. gover- Canham. Alfred Henry, solicitor, 68 Fria,s street
nors of Grammar' school, 68 Friars street . " , Canham Henry Crab.b· (firm, Andrewes, Canham & An-
Andrews Marsh:ill, f1U'Dit~e ~ hardware dealer, 43 to 46 drewes), solicitor. commissioner for oaths, registrar
Market hill " . .\ . Haverhill county court, clerk to board of guardians
Anglo-American Oil Co:. Lim. oil merchants, Railway statu &:; assessment committee & superintendent registrur
Armes W.&:; Son,cocoa mat &:; mwt~ing mufrs. Chilton mills of Sudbury union, .solicitor to the gas works & clerk
Bacon Charles, beer retailer, 92 East street to Glemsford, Alphamstone & Great Cornard schuul
Bailey William, Four Swans' commerCial hotel & posiing boards & the Melford & Belcham rural district COUll-
house, 10. North Itreat , . .. cib, 68 Friars street
Baker A. & Son, linen drapers, silk -in~rcers &0. Man- CapitaJ. ~ Counties Bank Lint· (EdlVarrd John De la Cour.
chester house, King street . manager) ; 'hours, 10 to 5 thurs.; 10 to 2 wed.; other
Bambridge Henry B. surgeon-dentist, 29 Friars street days, 10 to- 4-; 3'0 Market hill; draw on head office,
Barber Eliza (Mrs.), laundress, Straw lane , . 39 Threadneedle street, London E 0
Barclay &; Company Limited (branch), bankers (Arth.. In. CartRr Sydn~y, confectioner & tobaoconist; 2 Aeton square
Grimwade., manager), 10 to 5 thurs., wed. IQ to 2, other Cater. George A. beer retailer, 76 North street
days lO to 4, Market hill; draw on Lloyds Bank Ltd. Cbtherwood Joseph FlIIlTington, baker, 4 Gainsborough st
London E C. . . ... Cballice Caroline (Miss), teacher of music, z8 Friars st
Bareham Charles, pork butcher, 35 Gainsborough street Chandler William George. watch maker, 25 Market hill
Barns Mark, Christopher P.H. lQ Gainsborough street CllU'k Frederick, boot maker, 19 King street
Bart.oB & Co. engnra. Stour Valley iron, works, Station rd Clark George, shopkeeper, 93 East street
Batesl Thomas, I'lolicitor., &; commissioner for oaths, coro- Clarke James William, school attendance officer,. Mill lane
.. ner for the borough, clerk of the peace, borough ac- Clayden .I. Carter, auctioneer, valuer, land &; estate
countant,. assistant borough treasure!' & clerk to' the agent, 7 Friars street . .
school board, 13 Friars street . Clover Isaac &:; Son, millers (water &; steam), Sndbury mls
Deaumont Emma (Miss), artist &; teacher, 46 Friars st Club}, Frederick &i Son, art metal workers, II· East street
Beddall Arthqr, newspapeli reporter, 7 Bank buildings, Clubbe Ez.ra, parish clerk of St. Gregory's, Friars street
. Station road. . . Coley Harry Charles, baker, 94 North street
Deer Artbur ..John,. decorator, 38 Melford road Collis & ParkhoulliB, apron manufacturers, Melford road
Beer Ezra, carpenter, 7 Prince street C0nservative WO'l'king Men's Club (William J. Langdon
Behenna J oseph, Conservative registration agent for the esq. J.P. hon. sec.), New street
South Suffolk, ·,livision, Enfield villa,_Gainsborough rd Cook Brothers, pork butcher!!, 49 Gainsborough street
Bell Emest Edward, Half Moon P.a:. 35 Gregory street Coote David, builder, 28 Churoh &treet .
Bell William Deeks, French Horn P.H. 68.North street Coote George, greengrocer, 68 Church street
Bentonl &; Dull, tailors, 24 Market hill Coote William, greengrocer,. 85 & 86 Cross street
Berry Josiah &. Son, confectioners & frame ,makers, 70 Corder Albert, wheelwright, 37 Cross street
&:; 71 Frillll'S street ,,' __ . Corn Exchange (Henry Bridgman, sec.; F.· E. Dunn,
Berry Arthur & Dansie" cowkeepers, I I Curd's lane clerk & hall keeper), Market hill
Berry Harry, cowkeeper, Hope cottage, Acton square Cossins Edward, tailor, 47 Friars street
Berry Josiah (Mrs.), cowkeeper, I Siam place County Court Office (HiSl Honor Hugh Eardley-Wilmot.
Berry Lucy.{MrS'.), confectioner, 65 :Friars sheet I judge; George Laneelot AndT~wes, registrar),l<'riars st
Bezant Frederick, beer retailer, 3 Church street Cross & Co. manufacturers of cocoa nut fibre mats &
Blanden Austin, butcher, 72 Friars street rugs, Backfield
Bloys & Son, cork cutter~ & mineral water makers, 45 Cross William, refreshment rooms, 38 Gainsborough street
Friars street . Cundy Charles, florist, 9 King street
Bloys George.. \carri.age builder, 18 Gainsborough street Curtis Alfred, bricklayer, 5 Prince street •
Blythe Joseph, bute:her, 6 Church street Curtis William, builder, 31 Friars street
Eoggis A~nes (Miss), dress maker, North .treet Cutmore Gardiner, gasfitter, 8 North street
Boshier Frederick William, grocer, 136 Cross street Daniels Charles, wheelwright, Burkitt's lane
Botham George, tailor, 75 CrosSl street; • Davies Alfred, nurseryman, 16 Gaol lane
Bowles Frederick, draper, 33 Market hill Davies Daniel, laundry, 72 East street
Boyce Richard John, cabinet maker, 16 Market hill Day & Harrison, pawnbrokers, I Friars street
lh-ackett Arthur, boot maker, 54 North stl"eet Dean Joseph, whiting manufacturer, Edgworth road
Brackett Selina (Miss), dress maker, Station road Death Ma-uric\) & Son, bakers, 21 & 2'2 Cross street
Brett Charles William, greengrocer, 27 East street Dellnington Clement E. builder, Orford ho. Melford road
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De la Cour Edwa.rd John, manager of Capital &; Counties Grimwood Charles George, lessee of gas works, Laven-
Bank, 30 Market hill ham, Suffolk &; Wivenhoe, Essex; res. Edgworth road
Diggins Arthur, Great Eastern P.H. Station road Grimwood Harriet (Mrs.), Waggon &; Horses P.H.
Dixey Arthur, baker, 18 North street Church walk
Bixon Edward James, publisher of the "South West Grover & Allen, wholesale grocers, 70 North 8treet
Suffolk Echo," 83 North street Haines James Alfred, inland revenue officer, Orwell villa,
Duke WaIter W. horse breaker, 44 Station road Melford road .
Dunn Frederick Edwin, assessor &; collector of taxes for Harding Jas. In. pharmaceutical chemist, 3 Old Market pI
.All Saints', St. Bartholomew's, St. Gregory's, &; St. Hartley Alfred, general dealer, 2 Cross street
Peter's, &; clerk to the Corn Exchange, Town hall; &; Hayward 'l'homas William Alfred C.E. borough su~
at Ballingdon, Essex veyor, sanitary inspector, inspector of lamps & water-
Durrant Archulaus Octavius, blacksmith, I The Croft worb engineer, Tbwn hall
Dyer Char~es Frederick, fishmonger, 48a, Gainsborough st Hazell WaIter, boot maker, 47 Melford road
Earee Arthur William, plumber, 71 North street Heard Caroline (Mrs.), s-hopkeeper, 54 Church street
East Mary Ann (Mrs.), currier &; leather sllr. S9 North st Heasman George, fruiterer.& florist, 4 Station road
Eldred J ames, blacksmith, Girlinog street Herbert E. & L. (Misses), tobacconists, .oZ3 Marker; hill
ElIIs Ernest. ~ilk mercer &; family draper, costumier, Herbert (ffilding, cabinet maker, 12, 13 &; 14 East street.
milliner &; ladies' tailor, CommereiaJ house, North lrt. Herbert William, beer retailer, 30 Melford road
Elliston Thomas &; Son, builders, Gaol lane Highim Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 58 Cross street
English George, carpenter, Newman's road . Hills Edward, watch maker &; jeweller, 74 Friars street
Essex &; Suffolk News (Wm. L. Lewis, printer &; pub- Hitchcock Wm. &; Alfred, coal & timber mers. Station rd
lisher) (published saturday), 'Station road Hitohcock Ebenezer, cooper, 28 Gainsborongh street
Everett }Villiam, boot maker, 29 Church street Hitehcock Mahala (Mr!l'.), shopkeeper, 62 Church street
Farrance John, shopkeeper, 34 Church street Hockley F. N. coal dealer, Queen?s road .
Fennell Bros. &; Co. silk manUfacturers, Girling street. Holden John Sindair M.D., F.G.S. physician &; surgeon
Finch Herbert Jonathan, surgeon, The Croft. &; medical officer of health to the borough, &; vaccinat-
Fisher &; Steed, solicitors, S4 Gainsborough street; chief ing officer for district No. 3, SI Friars street
office, Long Melford Holland & Barrett, grocerS! & agents for W. &; A. Gilbey
Fisher Lionel George, solicitor (firm, Fisher &; Steed), Lim. wineJ &; spirit merchants, 38 Ma;rket hill & 81
clerk to magistrates Melford division, clerk to com- North street
missioners of taxes, division of Balbergh, 54 Gains- Hooper Joseph, hair dresser, 21 North street
burough street; &; at Long Melford Horsley W. &; Son, clothiers &; boot dealers, 50, 51 &:;
Fib Gerald Patty Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 44 52 GaiIlsborough street
Gainsborough street Hesler Arthur William, Railway :Bell P.R Station road
Foakes G. &; A. (Misses), dress makers, 48 Friars st Howard Alfred, builder, Cornard road
Foakes William, boot ma.ker, 42 Church street Hughes Alfred, jobbing gardener, Gainsborough road
Foakes William Mills, Black Horse inn, cab proprietor, Hunt .Arohie Ainsworth, architect, Fair Lawn, Melford rd
general carman, horses &; traps, waggonette or brakes Hunt Josiah, sewing machine dep6t, 22 North street
to let on moderate terms; furniture carefully removed Inland Revenue Office (John Wm. Thornber, supervisor;
on lig-ht spring vans, 23 & 76a, East street Frederick G. Pipe &:I James Alfred Haines, officers), 41
Folkard Edith (Miss), milliner, 23 North street Gainsborough street; (Herbert John Green, surveyor
Fox William M. B. printer, 18 Friars street of taxeg), 45 Gainsborough street
Francis Francil( Ma.yland, corn &; seed mer. 5 Market hill International Tea Co.'s Stores Lim. grocers, 31 Market hl
French J ames, tailor, 41 Cross street Ives Alfred, pianoforte dealer &; tuner, 5 King street
French William, boot maker, 24 New street Ives Henry Mingay (e:xors. of), printers &; stationen,
Fuller James. boot maker. 3 Friars street 3 & 4 King street
Gager Harry William, tailor, 53 Station road Jf.mes Thomas &; Co. manufacturing confectioners, F..dg.
Gager .Tames Edward, tailor, 5 Stour street worth road
Gager Thomas, haixdresser &; photographer, 61 Station rd Jay Jacob, plumber &c. 50 Station road
Garrett S. J. & Co. maltsters, 2 East street Jeffries John, grocer, Acton square
Garrod Misses, ladies' boarding school &; kindergarten, Jenningsi Frederick John, tobacconist, lia, North street
The High School Joscelyne John, chimney sweeper, 7 Burkitt's lane
Garwood Sarah (Mrs.), dres~ maker, 19 BUTkitt's lane Joy Robed Sizer, linen draper, silk mercer, milliner &i
Gas &; Coke Co. (Henry Bridgman, sec.), Newton rd.; furrier, 29 Market hill; &; cabinet maker, upholsterer
works (Char:es William Grimwood, lessee). Quay lane &; carpet wa.rehouseman, I I Market hill; factory &;
Gass Benjamin, saddler, 95 East street furniture repository, 10 &; I I Gaol lane
Gates W. & Son, tailors & clothiers, 22 Market hill Keeble Richard, farmer, Woodhall
Goat Charles, draper, 53 Gainsborongh street Kemp Thomas &; Sons, silk manufacturers, Curd's lane;
Godbo:d Robert Earthy, veterinary surgeon, 54 :Friars st factory, Garden place, Cross street
.. Gelding Chas. secondhand bookseller, 48 Gainsborough st Keogh Edward, stone &; maI'lble mason, 37 N Oll'th street
Gc,lding Elizabeth (Mrs.), servants' 'l'8gi~try office, 48 King Herbert D., M.A., M.D., D.Se. physician &; certi-
Gainsborough street fying factory surgeon &:I deputy coroner & late medical
Golding Henry, chimney sweep, 24 Friars street officer to St. Leonard's Hospital, 53 FriM's street
Goldin/? Perey J. carpenter, Upper East street King J ames, greengrocer, I Gregory street
Gooch Charles, Royal Oak P.H. 8 King street Kipling &; Co. umbrella silk manufacturers, I New stree\
Gooch George, plumber, 15 Church street Kipling, Pain &; Co. umbrella silk manufacturers,
Gooch .Toseph. Green Dragon P.H. 93 North street Gains'borough :.treet
Good Thomas, miller (water & steam), Brundon mills Knights Henry Thome, bailiff &; high constable, sergeant-
Goodall Julia. (Mrs.), maltstert &; corn mer. Queen's road at-mace &1 town hall keeper, Town hall
Gooday Arthur, carpenter, 2 The Croft Lambton William Osborne, schoolmaster, I Oakley villas,
Gooday Charles, carpenter, 7 Church street Melford road
Goodohild Edward, whitesmith, 102 Cross ·street Lawrence Susan (Mrs.), greengrocer, 55 North street
Goodchild Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 39 Station road Layzell .Alfred, bardw,lre dealer, 78 Cross street
Grammar School (William George Normandale RA. Lea Richard, tailor, 33 Ki~ stre~t
head master; John Davis &1 Arthur J. Harris, assis- Lefley Charles, fishmonger &; f.ruiterer, 3 Gainsborough s\
tant masters) Lefley John, fishmonger, 44 North street.
Green ~usan M.I (Mrs.), lime merchant, Clarence road . Leggett Robert, coach builder, Gaol lane
Green Edward Coote, stonemason, North street Lever Harry, beer retailer, 33 Melford road
Green HnrryWebster,painter & sign writer,40 Station rd Lewis William L. printer & publisher" Suffolk &; Essex
Green Herbert In. surveyor of taxes, 45 Gainsborough .st Free Press," Station road
Green .resse, watch maker 94, &; fishmonger, 8 East st Liberal Club (R. H. Mattingly. hon. sec.),. North street
Green William !sane, iron & brass fonnder, Burkitt's la Lillie Ellen S. F. (Miss), teacher of music, 10 Church .,
Green William James, builder, Went side Ling Abrabam & Co. ba.kers, 40 Friars street.
Griggs Edward, hairdresser, 35' Church street Literary & Mechanics' Institution (Nathaniel Barnlllrd-
Grimwade Arthur John, managoer of Bar<:lay & Co.'s iston esq. president; W. H. Wright, sec.; E. Foster,
Bank &; borough treasurer, Market hill residerut curator), Market hill
Grimwood' George & Sons, builders & contractors, Acton Locke John, pork butcher, 55 Cross street
square London & County Bankin~ Co. Limited (sub-brancll)
Grim-wood Arthur, arcbitect, ActQn square (Charles Wallis Hammond, manager) (mondays &i
Grimwood Charles William, proprietor of l!"as works, thursdays), Market hill; dTaw on head office, 21 Lom·
Bures, Essex; &; iessee of gas works, Sndbury quay bard street, London E C
&; Clare Lush Brothers, drapers, 20 Market hill
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Macro James. poultry dealer, 52 North street
Making Jas. & Sons, insurance &; passenger brokers &;
accountants, 3 Friars stre~t
Making Charles Holden, registrar of births &; deaths No.
3 Sudbury sub-district, &; collector of poor's rates' for
Sudbury, assistant overseer for Chilton &; Great Cor-
nard &; clerk to Gt. Cornard Parish Council, 3 Friars st
Making Maurice, agency inspector for the Eastern Coun-
ties for the Sun Fire Office. 3 Friars street
Mann Edgar a Co. soap &; candle manufacturers.
tallow &; oil merchants, Church sjireet. See advert
:Manning John, cowkeeper, 87 Cros~ street
Marten Ben1amin Robert, printer, bookseller &; stationer,
x7 Market hill
Martin Charles Henry, ooffee rooms, 39 Friars street
Martin Frederick, White Hart P.H. 60 Cross street
Martin John, Globe P.H. 43 North street
Mason &; Browne, physicians &; surgeons, 56 Friars street
Mason WilIiam Inglis M.R.C.S.Eng. L.S.A.Lond. (firm,
Mason &; Browne), physician & surgeon & medical officer
No. 3 district, Sudbury union, 16 Friars street
Mattingly Robert & Son, clothiers &; boot warehouse, 4 1
&; 42 Market hill
Mauldon A. M. &; Son, Bull inn, brewers, wine &; spirit
merchants & maltsters, 36 Churoh street; &; at Long
Melfard; office, Ballingdon, Essex. See advertisement
Meekln&, Henry, auotioneer, land agent &; valuer, S9
Station road &; Chilton hall, Chilton
Mills James C. clerk to oomInissioners of taxes &; regis-
trar of marriages for Sudbury union, Melford road
1\lorley Susannah (Mrs.), baker, 82 North street
MoultoIll James, general dealer, Cross street
1\loulton Samuel, boot maker, Cross street
Moy Thomas Lim. ooal merchants, 24 King street
-Newson Waiter, carpenter, 26 Stour street
Nioholl& John, boat proprietor, Bank buildings, Station rd
Oates Frederick Harman, commercial traveller, 20 Gains-
borough street
Offord WilIiam, inspector of county police &; assistant
relieving officer of vagrants &; tramps, Police station,
58 Station l'Oad
()liver Brothers, brewers &; maltsters, Sudbury brewery,
Cornard road
()li,ver Brothers,Essex & Suffolk Fire Office,The Brewery,
Cornard road
tOrbell Henry, baker &; eating house, I Station road
tOrttewell &; Sons Limited,wholesale &; retail ironmon.gers,
bellhangers, gasfitters, 'W\hitesmiths, stove &; range
manufacturers, agricultural implement agetns &; oil
merchants, Market hill; &; at Maldon &; With am, Essex
(')ugh Man-ks J. (Mrs.), fancy goods dealer, X9 North st
Page &; Williamson, wool merchants, Church $treet
Paine William, chemist, 37 Market hill
Parish James, shopkeeper, 13 King street
"Parkhouse Lewis Leonard, apron manufacturer, see
Collis &; Parkhouse
PlIII'sonson M. &; E. (~isses), fancy repos. 9 Market hill
Parsonson George William. bllsket maker, 7 North street
Parsonson Thomas &; Son, basket makers, x9 Friars street
"Parsonson William, tailor, Market ,hill
Partridge Henderson A1rthur, boot maker, 84 North st
"Pli.rtridge Thomas C. photographer, 8 Gainsborough st
1'.ayn John George, bookseller, sta.tioner &; printer. X2
Market hill
'Pf'g'rum Caleb, baker, 62 North street
'Pepper Mary (Miss), scbool, 6 Bank buildings, Station rd
Pilgrim George, baker, 41 Melford road
'Pipe Frederick G. inland revenue officer, 41 Gains-
borough street
"Pleasance Thomas, Slhopkeeper, 36 Friars street
"Poole Alice (Miss), private school, 91 North street
"Portsmouth Richard, cab proprietor, 23 Friars street
-Portway &; Co. ironmongers,' 32 King street
Prentice Christopher, pork butcher, 40 North street
"Pretty Wm. &; Sons Lim. corset manufctrs. Priory walk
"Prigg Elizh. Frances (Mrs.), Bear P.H. 12 King street
"Purkington Alfred, tobaclnnist &; fancy dlr. 92 North st
Purkinlrton WaIter, shopkeeper, 3 East street
"Purr Bertram H. cvcle maker, 35 &; 35 North street
"Puttick Frederick Valentine, grocer. King street
Rae James, travelling draper, 2 The Croft
°Rampling George, White Horse P.H. North street
't{ansom &; Sons, solicitors, 16 Friars street
:nml'Som F..dward (firm, Ransom &; Sons), solicito.r. x6
'FTlors street
"Ransom William Dayly (firm, Ransom &; Sons), solicitor
'& commissioner for oaths, town clerk & clerk to burial
board, 16 Friars street
"Ratcliffe Florence (Mrs.), apartments. Meadow villa.
Meadow lane
Rp311 .Tames, furnitu~e tlealer, 14 Market hill
lReall James, watch maker, 40 Market hill
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Ready Edward Ephraim, saddler. 88 North street
Rice Francis Henry, boot &; shoe maker, 41 Friars street
Rice Geo. Hy. hair drssr. &; faney repos. 31 Gainsboro.' at
Ringer John, blacksmith. Gaol lane &; 65 North street
Rolands George. fishmonger, 6x Cross street
Rose John, bird stuffer &; pioture frame ma. IX Friars st
Rose Charles. shopkeeper. 59 East street
Rose Charles, tobacconist, 73 Friars street
I Rose William. dairy, 27 Friars street
Rose WilIiam. shopkeeper, 20 East street
Rowe Alfred, hair dresser &; tobacconist, 5 Friars street
R'Udd Arthur Edward. boot maker &; shopkeeper, 62
Melford road
Rudd George, boot maker, 67 Melford road
Rudd Thomas, baker. 25 Gregory street
Ruse Rhoda Louisa (Mrs.), butcher, IX King street
Rushton John, shopkeeper, 51 North street
St. Leonard's Hospital (J. Sinclair Holden M.D. &; Herbt.
J. Finch M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hone medical
officers; Joseph Alexander, hon. sec.; Miss E. C.
Strange, matron), Newton road
Sargent George. beer retailer. 5 Burkitts lane
Sayers Arthur, job master; horses, traps, waggonettes &;
carriages on hire; weddings &; funerals furn:&hed, 25
Church street
Soott Elijah George, baker, 29 East street
Scuffins William James, shopkeeper, 37 New street
Seggles Thomas, insurance agent, Upper East street
Sheldrake Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 26 North street
Shelley Aylmer, blacksInith, 89 East street
Shelley Charles, blacksmith, Burkitt's lane
ShelIey William, Prince of Wales F.H. 38 New street
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Shepherd Cha.rles Moses, tailor, hosier &; glover, IBa, &;
hairdresser, 18 Market hill; &; at Long Melford
Shilling William Alfred, Angel P.H. 22 Friars. street
Sillitoe Fr,ederick, confectioner,3 &; 4 Market hill
Sillitoe William Rayner, beer retailer, 32 Friars street
Simkin William SamI. picture frame maker, 73 North st
Simpson Charles In. (Mrs.), ironmonger, 2 Old Market pI
Sisters of the Sacred Heart (Sister Gabriel, lady superior),
private school for girls, The Convent, The Croft
Smith Henry &; Son, boot &; shoe makers, 10 Market hill
Smith Abra.ham William, boot maker, I Church street
Smith Angelo, watch maker, 4 North street
Smith Geo.rge, shopkeeper, 3 1 North street
Smith John, confectioner, 33 Gainsborough street
Smith Joseph, shopkeeper, 52 East street
Smith William, chimney sweeper, Newton road
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (B. R. Mar-
ten, agent); depot, 17 Market hill
South West Suffolk Echo (Edward James Dixon, pub-
lisher; published saturday), 83 North street
Spooner-Hart Robert M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 6
&; 7 Gainsborough street
Spurgeon Anna. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 50 Cross street
Stammer Joseph, shopkeeper, 27 North street
Stamp Office (Miss H. E. Fox, sub-distributor), 18
Friars street
Stead &; Simpson Lim. boot makers, 6 Market hill
Steed JO<!hua Owen, solicitor (firm, Fisher &; Steed), clerk
to Lavenham school board &; to Lnvenham charity
bllstees, 54 Gainsborough street; &; at Long Melford
Steed Sar-<lIh .Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Diamond ter-
race, York road
Steggall Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Park pI. East street
Stiff Elizabeth (Mrs.), bonnet maker, 55 Melford road
Stock George, bricklayer, 38 Church street
Stoke &; Melford Union Association &; Benefit Society
(Joseph Alexander, seco), 8 Newton road
Stour Boat Club (W. C. Quilter esq. M.P. president; S.
G. Wheeler &; C. SilIitoe, hon. secs.); head qnarter~.
The Quay
Stour Navigation Co.; registered office (Frank Boggi$,
sec.), Station road
Stour Valley Lodge of Freemasons (No. 1224) (Thomas
Bates, acting sec.), Masonic hall, North street
Strutt Emma (Miss), stay &; corset maker, 30 North strepj;
Sudbury Aerated Waters Co. (Oliver Bros. proprietors);
factory &; offices, Sudbury brewery, Cornard road
Sudbury &; BaIlingdon Cemetery (William Bayly Ranson:.
clerk to tbe burial board; James Sparrow, curator}.
Newton road
Sudbury Bread &; Snpply Co. Limited, 28 Market hill
Sudbury Conservative Registration Office (Josep·o
Behenna, registration a~ent), New street
Sudbury Cricket Club (Frank Boggis &; Albert H. Can-
ham, hon. secs.), I King street
Su.-fbury (Suffolk) Friendly Society (reg. No. g6x) (W.
H. Wright, sec.), The Hollies, Newton road
Sudbury Industrial Co-operative Society Limited (James
Hayward. sec.), grocers, 42 North street
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Sudbury Permanent Benefit Building Society (No. J) Walters Stephen &; Sons Lim. silk manufacturers, Cor-
(Joseph Alexander, .!lee.), 8 Newton road nart! ·road
Suffolk & Essex Free Press (William L. Lewis, printer &; Ward John, shopkeeper, 53 Churchetreet
publisher; published wednesday evening), Sta.tion. road Watkinson Arthur John, grocer, 9a, Gainsborough street.
Sun Life Assurance Society (James Making &; Sons, Watkinson William, shopkeeper, 42 Friars street
agents), 3 Friars street . Webb Frances &; Samb (Misses), dress makers, J4 Gains-
Sutton &; Co. carriers (John Jeffries, &gent), Aeton Ilquare borough street
Swain Thomas, insurance agent, 3 Louth villas, Mel- Webb Stephen FredeTic Beard, Black Boy P.H.7 Market st
ford road . Westrope Henry, grocer. 2 Friars street
Taylor Ellen (Mrs.), plumber &; glazier, 63 Friars street Weybrew George .Parker, farmer &; landowner, St.
Taylor Ernest Rowland, baker, 26 Gainsborough street Bartholomew's
Thatcher Henry, draper &; clothier, J4 i& 1'5 North street Wheeler &; Son, auotioneers &; timber mercha.nts, King at.
Theobald Harriett (Mr.s.), beer retailer, 7 Plough lane Wheeler Alice (Mrs.), milliner, 20 North street
Thomsoll W. S. &; Co. Lim. corset ma.nufacturers. New st 'Wbeeler Frederick, clerk to the Sudbury board of gnard-
Thomson Robert, station· master, Railway station ians, King street
Thornber John William, supervisor of inland revenue, 41 Wheeler Frederick, butcher, 75 East street .
Gainsborough street Wheeler George, grocer &; post office, 39 &; 40 Melford rd
Todd WaIter., butcher, 62 Friars street Wheeler George, shopkeeper, 77 North street
Tomkins WiIliam, grocer, 9 North street Wheeler Mary.Ann (Mrs.), butcher, 31; Meliord road
ToweIl W. &; Co. silk ma.nufacturers, Girlingr street Wheeler Thoms-s, butcher, 16 North street
'l'own Hall (Henry Thorne Knights,. hall keeper) Whorlow Giles George, coal &; lime mercha.nt, Station
Townsend William Henry,Horse &; Groom P.H.35 East set road &; at lJures
Tracy Humphrey Wingfield L.D.S.R.C.S.Edin. surgeon- Whybrow Jacob, antique furniture dealer, 16 King street
dentist (attends thursday), 26 Market hill . &; s.hopkeeper. 10 Plough, la.ne
Turkentine Arthur, blacksmith, 27 King street Wiffen John, market gardener, The Croft '
Twinn Andrew Harry, boot maker, 9 Meliord road Williams Josiah., house decorator, -8 Friaxs street
Twitchett E. &, Son, drapers, 7 &, 8 Old Market place. Wilson Maurice, hair dresser, 2 Newmo.n's road
Twitchett Horace Charles. cycle maker, 98 North street Wilson Spencer Rorace, baker &; corn dealer, 29 &; go
Unwin. Oscar, baker, 7 East street • Church street, &; miller (wind.& steam), Highfield mills
Dlmer Frederick, baker, 6 King street Wilson WaIter, miner (steam) &; baker, 47 No.rth street
Victoria Hall (Wm. J ..Langdon J.P. hon. sec.), Prince st Winch Charles Francis, linen draper, 37 King street
Volunteer Battalion(2nd) Suffolk Reglment (D Co.Capt.W. Wisson Daniel, builder, Gainsboro' road
M. Armes; Surg.-Lt.-Col. J. S. Holden M.D., V.D. Witt Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker. 2Z King street
medical officer; Rev. F. S. Foyer M.A. acting chap- Woolby Mary &; Lizzie (Misses). Iberlin wool repository,
lain; Sergeant George Hiarrison, drill instructor); 10 Friars street
bead quarters &; armoury. New Drill hall, Gainsboro' st Worters Charles RichaTd, butcher, 2 North street
Wadley IshmaeI, boot maker, 84 East .lltreet Wright Arthur Jarvis, Rifiema.n P.H. 77 Mellord road
Walker William Fredk. poultry dealer, 13 Burkitt's ~ane Wright Edward Ingle, grocer, 8 Market hill
Walpole Thomas, boot maker, 72 North street .
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Wright Frank Henry, grocer, 7 New street
BUTTON is a parish and village, on the east bank or of The Grove, Little Bealing, who is lady of the manor,
the river Deben, across which is a ferry, 4 miles south- Lord Rendlesham, Sir Cuthbert Quilter bart. of Bawdsey,
east, or by ferry 2~ from Woodbridge station of the the trustees of the late Thomas Lomax Walford esq. and
Great Eastern railway, in the South Eastern division Charles Austin esq. of Brandeston Hall, Wickham Market.
of the county, Wilford hundred, Woodbridge petty Part of the land is agricultural and part heath. The
sessional division, union and county court district, rural parish is rich in antediluvian shells and fossils, numerous
deanery of Wilford, archdeaconry of Suffolk, and diocese or in the crag deposits; there are also extensive diggings
Norwich. The church of All Saints is an ancient structure of coprolites. The soil is sandy, rich loam by the river
of flint in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, side; subsoil, sand and crag. The chief crops are wheat
nave and south porch, and has a stained east window to and barley. The area is 5,445 acres of land, 90 of tidal
~ob~rt Knipe Cobbold esq. and others to the mother and water and 439 of foreshore; rateable value, £3,084; the
children of the Rev. William Nixon: there is an ancient population in 1891 was 500.
carved stone font and a handsome Derbyshire alabaster Sexton, Joseph Markham.
reredos: the south porch was erected in J877 in memory Pbst Office.-Ge8rge Mann, 6ub-postmlhster. Letters
of Mrs. Mary Theresa Vidal: the church was restored i n . d ·d 0 b I f
1859 and 1860 a.nd affords- 180 sittings. The register dates receIved from Woo bn ge at 5.5 a.m.; ox c oses or
dispatch at 7 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but
from the year 166,5. The living is a vicarage, net yearly not paid. Melton is the nearest money order &; tele-
value £25°, with residence and 34· acres of glebe, in the graph office, 4 miles distant
gift of C. H. Sargant esq. and held since 1884 by the
ReV'. Edward Dennis Rock B.A. of Trinity Hall, Cam- School.-Church of England (boys &; girls), erected in
bridge. Here is a Baptist chapel. The charities are of 1856, for 100 children; average attendance, 85; &; a
the yearly value of £9 4S. On the Sutton Hall estate school hons-e, erected in 18 56 ; Miss Jane Whitwood,
two urns were dug up a few -years ago. which contained mistress .
copper coins of the reign of. Constantine. Wood Hall, Carriers.-Fred Claxon, from Bawds'ey, pass~s through
about I! mile~ from the church., a fine old manorial to Woodbridge, daily; to Ipswich, tues.; James W.
house, and the property of MTs. Waller, is at present . Pratt, from Shottisham, passes through to Woodbridge,
unoccupied. The principal landowners are Mrs. WaIler, mono &; thurs
Lomax Thomas, Button hough . Girling Charles Drake, farmer &; clerk Green In. farm bailiff to Mrs. Waller
Rock Rev. Edwd. Dennis B.A.Vicarage to Parish Council, Petistree hall Leek William, farm Ibailiff to James
Girling Samuel Charles, Plough P.H Alex. Burness esq. Broxtead farm
COMMERCU.L. &; farmer ' Mann George, shopkeeper &; postmastr
Canham Jethro, builder King George, farm bailiff to Thomas Nichols Allison, miller (wind) &; farmr
Clouting William James, blacksmith Lomax esq. of Yoxford, Haugh farm Reeve George. wheelwright
BWEFFLING is a parish and village, in the vale of the held since J898 by the Rev. George Clennell Rivett-Carnac
Ald:e, 3 miles west from Saxmundham station, on the RA. of Trinity College. Cambridge, who is also vicar of
Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern Bruisyard. The charities are of the yearly value of [20.
railway and 41 east from Framlingham, in the North The parish is in several manors; the greater part in that
Eastern division of the county, Plomesgate hundred and of Dernford Hall, which is now merely a farmhouse, but
union, Framlingham petty sessional division, Framling- formerly belonged to the Cavendish and Plumer families.
ham· and Saxmundham county court district, rural R. Brettell and H. E. Paine esqrs. of Chertsey, Surrey, are
deanery of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and ·diocese of joint owners of the manor of Sweftling Campsey and
Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a plain building of Snape Campsey. The principal landowners are the
flint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, trustees of the late Miss Shuldham, Col. Alfred Bloom-
consisting of chancel, nave, south porch, a.nd an embattled field J.P. of Great Glemham, Arthur F. McDougal esq. of
western tower containing 6 bells: the porch is ornamented Rendham and the trustees of the late Duke of Hamilton
with freestone, inlaid in squares and strongly cemented K. T. (d. 1895). The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and
into the flint work: the church has undergone considerable sand. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley, beans,
repairs and extensive alterations, and has been reseated : peas and hay. The area is 1,350 acres; rateable value.
there are 240 sittings. The register dates from the year £887; the population in 1891 was 28z.
1516. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £zoo, ,
with. 8 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and Pariih Clerk, John Sherwood.
 DmECTORY.] SUFFOLK. TANNINGTON. 335
Post Office.-Oliver Newson, 6ub-postmaster. Letters money order &; Saxmundham the nearest telegraph
arrive from Saxmundham at 7.45 a.m. &; r.I5 p.m.; office, 4 miles distant
dispatched at 10.30 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are Wall Letter Box, near' White Horse,' cleared at 6 p.m
issued here, but not paid. Rendham is the nearest The children of this parish attend the Bchool at Rendham
Girling Arthur Rivers Herring William &; C1l. millers (wind Powys Theodore Fras. farmr. White ho
Rivett-Carnac Rev. Goorge Clennell &; steam) Row John, farm bailiff to A. F.
RA. Rectory Jacques William, farm bailiff to James McDougal esq
COMMERCIAL. Snell esq Shearing Frederick Wm. miller (wind
Barham .Albert, farmer King G-eorge, White Horse P.H &; steam) &; merchant,Swefiling mills
Folkard John, farmer, Bridge farm Newson Oliver,grocer &; draper,Post off Smyth .A.1len, drill manufacturer .
SWILLAND is a. tillage and parish, about 5 miles the manor (formerly held by the ancient family of Berg-
north-east from Claydon station on the Ipswicli and Nor- hersh), Mrs. William Brooks, Fenn Brooks esq. and A, M.
wich section of the Great Eastern railway, 6 north-east Long esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is
from Ipswich and 6 north-west from .Woodbridge, in the heavy; subsoil, strong c1ay. 'Jllie chief crops are wheat,
South Eastern division of the county, Bosmere hundred 'ba.rley, beans and peas. The area is 956 acres; rateable
and Bosmere and Claydon petty sessional division and value, £843; the population in 1891 Wll8 214.
union. county court district of Ipswich.. rural deane11" of Post Office. Miss Mary Dousing, sub-postmistress. Let-
Claydon, archdeaconry of .Suffolk and ~1O~ese of Norwlc~. ters through Ipswich arrive at 5.35 a.m.; dispatched
The church ?f St. Mary IS a small buildmg of ~~ble lD at 7. 1 5 p.m. week days only. Postal orders are issued
the PerpendIcular and Dec?rated styles, conslstmg of here, but not paid. Grundisburgh is the nearest money
chancel, nave, south porch.. w~th a handsome Norma~ arch, order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
and a western tower, ,bu~t m 18 97, from the deSIgns of Pillar Letter Box near The Mill cleared at 7. 15 p.m
Mr. G. S. Corder, of IPSWICh, at a cost of £300, and con- ' , .
taining one bell: there are 120 sittings. The register A School n.oard of 5 members was formed 28 April, 1873;
dates from the year 1678. The living is a vicarage, en- S. Goodmg, clerk .
dowed with rectorial tithes, net yearly value £160,' in- Board School, erected m 1869, &; now leased to the
eluding 43 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of School Board by the ~ector &; churchwardens~ for. school
the Lord Chancellor, and held since 18 97 by the Rev. hours. only, at a nomlDal rent of Ss. a. yea~: It will hold
Lindesay J ackson Thomas RD. of tpe University of 50. chIldren; average attendance, 35; MISS L. Crane,
l>urham. The poor's land consists of one acre, let in mtstress
allotments, the rent of which produces about £2 yearly, Carriers to Ipswich. Dye, tues. thurs. &; sat.; Osborn,
w.hich sum is distributed among the poor at Christmas. tues. thurs. &; sat.; Garrod, mono wed. &; sat. ; Martin,
George Nelson Hatten esq. of Witnesham, who is lord of tues
Long A. M Card Charles, blacksmith Gardner John, shopkeeper
Thomas Rev. Lindesay Jackson RD. Clark Henry, farmllr Gooding-John, farmer.
Rectory . Coates David, sho~ maker Hunt Alfred, Half Moon P.H. &; crpntr
COMMERCIAL. . Cobbold George, farmer Hunt Walter, carpenter
Andrews Arthur Whitty,wind &; steam Copping Elizabeth :(Mrs.), shopkeeper James Samuel, farmer
roller mills Dye John, carrier. &; shopkeeper Miller J oseph, farmer
SYLEHAM is a sman village and parish on the south by the Rev. James Munro Tate M.A. of St. John's Col-
side of the river Waveney, which here separates this lege, Cambridge. Here is a large water and steam mill
county from Norfolk, and is crossed by a bridge connect- for the manufacture of linen drabbets and ready-made
ing this place with Brockdish in Norfolk, 6 miles east clothing, belonging to the Syleham Drabbet Company.
{rom Diss station on the Ipswich and Norwich section and Syleham Hall, a handsome mansion standing in pleasant
4 south-west from Harleston (Norfolk) station on the grounds, is the residence of Miss A. H. Fairbrother, the
Waveney Valley section of the Great Eastern railway and mansion anciently belonged to the de la Poles, Earls of
6 north-east from Eye. in the North Eastern division ot Suffolk. Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. of Flixton Hall,
the county, Hdxne hundred, petty sessional division and who is lord of the manor, and Miss A. H. Fairbrother
union, county court district of Harleston, rural deanery are the principal landowners. The land is a mixed soil,
of Hoxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk, and diocese of Nor- and a great part is marshy. The chief crops are wheat,
wich. The church of St. Mary is an ancient building of barley, beans and turnips. The area is 1,607 acres of
flint and stone, in the Early English style, consisting ot land and 8 of water; assessable value, £1,047; the popu-
chancel, nave, south porch and a. round embattled lation in 1891 was 234.
western tower containing 3 bells: in the chancel is a Parish Clerk, Henry SpatTOw.
memorial to Anthony Barry esq. d. 1741 and a tnural Post Office.-William Durrant, sub-postmaster. Letter,
tablet to Mrs. R Lambe, d. 1735: the tower was restored, through Scole R.S.O. (Norfolk), arrive at 8,45 -a.m. &;
new roofed, and the bells re-hung in r883: in 1891 the 12 noon &; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. week days. Postal
church was new roofed and re-seated throughout, the orders are issued here, but not paid. The neares~
walls and chancel arch restored and a stained east window money order &; telegraph office is at Brockdish, I mile
added: there are 250 sittings. The register dates from distant
the year 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value Wall Letter Box, near Vicarage, cleared 7.40 a.m. &; 5.50
£49, with 13 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of p.m. week days only
Miss Annie H. Fairbrother, of Syleham Hall, but pro hac The Parish School is closed &; the children of this parish
vice the Bishop of Norwich by lapse, and held since 1882 attend the schools at Hoxne, Brockdish &; Wingfield
Emms Frederick Geo. Syleham house Bullingham Geo. farmer, Monks hall Rush Edward, farmer
Fairbrother Miss A. H. Syleham hall Chenery Albert, wheelwright Shemming William, basket maker
Miller Arthur, :Manor house Oranfield John, farIner Sparrow Alice (Miss),. White HorseP.H
Tate Rev. James Munro M.A. (vicar) Debenham Harry, tarmer, Parks farm Stanford Robert, farmer. ,
. COMMERCIAL. Durrant William,shopkeeper &; post off Steggalls David, farmer
Betts Jas. (Mrs.), beer retlr. &; coal dlr Goodwin Isaac, farmer, Hall farm Syleham Drabbet Co. (established over
Betts James, farmer Kent John, blacksmith a century) (F. G. Emms, manager)~
Brundle Barnabas, farmer, Manor frm Read Percy James, farmer linen &; ready made clothing manu-
Bryant James, miller (wind) Richards Henry, farmer facturers, Syleham mills , ,,'
,

'rANNINGTON is a pariS'h and village 4 miles north- college, Cambridge. The Earl of Stradbroke is lord of th&
west from Framlingham terminal s1;ation on a branch manor. The chief landed proprietors are Sir Hugh Edwd,
of the Great Eastern railway, in the North Eastern divi- Adair bart. Lord Henniker, the Earl of Stradbroke, th&
..ion of the connty, Hoxne union and hundred,_ Framling- family of Mantle, Mrs. H. Murrell, R. and C. Tacon, ot
ham petty sessional division, county court district of Eye, the trustees of the Rev. Edmund Salter Whitbread
Framlingham and Saxmundham, rural deanery of Hoxne, M.A. of Strumpshaw, and the trustees of Tannington~
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Worlingworth and Briningham. The soil is heavy loam;.
church of St. Ethelbert is a fine flint building in the Early subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, roots, barley
English style, consisting of chance~, restored and re- and hay. The area is 1,602 acres;' assessable value;.:
benched in 1879, nave, south porcli and an embattled £846; the population in 1891 was 167.
western tower containing 5 bells: there are 200 sittings. Parish Clerk EdQ"8.r .AlIen
The register dates from the year r539.· The living is a ' e ' ,
vicarage, with that of Brundish annexed, joint net Letters through Wickham Market, arrive at 8.IS a.m.
yearly value £140, with 42 acres of glebe and residence, Pillar Box, on the Green, cleared at 5.50 p.m. Wor-
in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held since 1890 lingworth is the nearest money order &; telegraph office,
by the Rev. George William Jones M.A. of Corpus Christi about one mile distant t
 336 TANNI~GTON• SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
A School Board of 5 members was formed 21 August, Board School (m:xed), erected, with house for teacher, in
18 73; the Rev. George William Jones :M.A. chairman & 1874, for So children; average attendance, 24; Mrs.
clerk to the board Cattermole. mistress
Jones Rev. Geo. Wm. M.A. Vicarage Bloomfield Thomas, farmer :Pendle A1bert, wheelwright
.AlIen Edgar, shoo mh. & parish c:erk Futter Samuel, farmer, The Oaks Read Thomas, farmer
Allen John, shopkeeper Garnham .John, farmer Rodwell George; farmer
Bolton John, Horseshoes P.H. & Harvey Robert, farmer Stearn Charles (Mrs.), farmer & land-
blacksmith Murrell Henry (Mrs.), landowner owner, Tannington p~ace
'rATTINGSTONE is a parish and village I mile east acres; rates.ble value, £1,874; and the population in 1891
from Bentley station on the Colchester and Ipswich sec- was 515, inclusive of 85 officers and inmates in the Sam-
tion of the Great Eastern railway, and 5i south-west ford Union House.
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the county, Parish Clerk, John Dale. .
Samford hundred, petty sessional division and union, Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office. John Dale,
Ipswich county court district, rural deanery of Samford, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ipswich at 5.50
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The a.m. & 2 p.m.; dispatched at 1.10 & 6.55 pm. Postal
church of St. Mary is a large building of rubble in the orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest money
Decorated style, consisting of chancel and nave, north and order office is at Bentley
south porches, and an embattled western tower containing Waill Letter Boxes, near the 'Wheat Sheaf,' c:eared at
5 bells: there are 200 sitti.n~s. T.he register dates from 1.20 & 6.35 p.m.; & near the' White Horse,' cleared at
t.he year 1654. The livmg IS a rectory, net 8 a.m. & 6.10 p.m -.
yearly value £287, with 38 acres of glebe and
residence, in the gift of Mrs. Elliott, and held SAMFORD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
since 1896 by the Rev. Charles Lister Boileau Elliott RA. Meetings held at the Board room of the Workhouse,.
of Trinity College, Cambridge. Here is a \Vesleyan Tattingstone, monthly, on thursday, at 10.30 a.m.
chapel. A cottage and one acre of land are appropriated Chairman, Rev. John Hocking Hocking M.A. Rectory,
to the use of the parish clerk; the donor is unknown. Copdock, Ipswich
Here is a crag, in which many antediluvian remains have Clerk, Alfred Townshend Cobbold, 32 Museum st.Ipswich
been found. The Samford union house in this> parish is Treasurer, George Henry Hewetson, Ipswich
a large plain red_ brick building, erected about 1765, for Medical Officer of Health, iGeorge Sampson Elliston
400 inmates; for part-iculars of union, see Ipswich. M.R.C.S.Eng. 2 Museum street, Ipswich
Tattingstone Place, a large brick mansion, standing in 11 Surveyor, Charles Whiting, Wenham Magna
well-wooded ,park, and containing a large lake and ex- SanitaTy Inspector, Henry Kerridge, Cornhill cbamb~ril,
tensive fishponds, is the property and residence of Roger Ipswich
Kerrison esq. M.A., J.P. who is lord of the manor and
principallandowneor: it was anciently the seat of the Beau- Na.tional School (mixed), built in 1841, at the expense of
mont family, but was purchased about the middle of the the late rector & Sir T. B. Western bart. with a gift
last century by T. White esq. who rebuilt it. The &Oil from the Diocesan Society, for 100 children; average
is mostly light; subsoil, sand and gravel. The chief 81ttendance, 80; George Wa\l"e, schoolmaster
crops are wheat, barley and turnip9. The area is 1,637 . Carrier to Ipswich.-6unl. Bullard, tues. thurs. fri. & sat
Eiliott Rev. Charles L.R, RA. Redry Bond John, shopkeeper Russel1 Thomas. farmer. Folly farm
Fulcher James Bullard Samuel, carrier Smith William Ibrooke, farmer & see.
FuIcher Mrs Burch Arthur. harness maker & sub-agent to R. Kerrison esq
Hooper Luther, Yew Tree honse Dale John, Post office, market gardenr Spray William, farm bailiff to Roger
Kerrison Roger M.A., J.P. Tatting- Long Thomas, frmr. Tattingstone hall Kerrison esq
stone Place Mnl1inger Rachael (Mrs.). beer relir Thurston James Geo. White HorseP.H
Sage Edward, Hill house Pallant Thomas, farmer. Road farm 'l'yrrell Walror, shoe maker
COMMERCUL. Rous Arthur, market gardener Tyrrell Wm. shopkeeper & shee maker
Adams James, farmer Sage Edward & Son, shopkeepers & Upson Alfred, bricklayer-
Ambrose George, blacksmith beer retailers Wailer James, farmer
'THEBERTON' is a parish and pleasant village, on the south of the village; it is a handsome mansion,
:summit of a slight hill, 2i miles from the sea, about 2 surrounded by a finely-wooded lawn and extensive
miles north from the Leiston station on the Aldborough plantations. Theberton Hall, the seat of Henry Montagu
branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 4 north-east Doughty esq. J.P. erected in 1780 by Geo. Doughty esq.
from Saxmundham, in the North Eastern division of the is a mansion in the Italian style, surrounded by a well·
county, Blything hundred, peHy sessional division and wooded park of nearly 100 acres, and commands a fine
union, Halesworth county court district, rural deanery of view of the sea, which is 3 miles distant. Henry Montagu
South Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Doughty esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor, Lord Hunt-
Norwich. The chuTch of St. Peter is a thatched building ingfield, the Hon. Lady Rose, of Leiston Abbey, Mrs.
of rubble and flint with stone dressings, in the Norman Milner-Gibson and the trustees of the late AIgernon
and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, Peckover esq. of Sibald's Holm, Wisbech (d. 1893),
south aisle, south porch, and an embattled western tower are the principal landowners. The soil is various-heavy,
..ith octagonal top, ornamented with flint and frt'estone, mixed and light; subsoil, sand, gravel and clay. The
and coIlltaining 5 bells: the church retains a fiDe Norman eastern part is a low, swampy tract, called Minsmere
doorway: several stained windows were inserted in 1848, Level, which, by dooining and sluices erected at a very
and the church reseated at the expense of the late Rev. great expense, has been rendered good pasture lanel. T:he
Charles Montague Doughty, and in 1884 a memorial win- chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, peas and roots•
•now was erected to the Right Hon. Thomas Milner- The area is 1,958 acres; rateable value, £2,064; the popn-
Gibson P.C., 'M.P. President of the Board of Trade, lation of the parish, which comprises the hamlets of
1859-66, and formerly of Theberton. who died in 1884 East Bridg-e, I mile south·east of the church, and Potter's
'While yachting off Algiers: the whole building has under- Street, half 8 mile distaut, in 1891 was 541.
'gone a t~orough repair: there are 370 sittings. The Sexton, Henry Bailey.
:Tegister dates from the year 1580. 'Ihe living is a dis- Post Office.-Ro,bert Norton, 8ub-postm8l8ter. Letters
charged rectory, net yeaTly value £27 0 , with 12 acres of through Leiston R.S.O. arrive at 6.55 & 10 a.m. & dig-
!glebe and residence, in the gift of the Crown, and held patched at 10.5 0 a.m. & 7. 10 p.m. Postal orders are
·since 18 90 by the Rev. James Isaacson. of St. Au~nstine's issued here, but not paid. Leiston is the nearest
.college, Canterbury. 'Ihere is a Primitive Methodist money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant
'Chapel at East Bridge, rebuilt in 1882. The late Miss
Harriet Cavell, of Leiston, left in the year 1883 the sum National School (mixed), close to the church, built in
of £1,200; the interest is di8tributed to the poor; there 18 7 1, & enlarged 1882, on land given by H. M. Donghty
are also two other small charities, known as the Gannon esq. for 120 children; average attendance, 76; George
charity and the 'Iheberton poor fund. 'Ihebl'rton House, Pybus, master
the property of Mrs. Milner-Gibson. stands about a mile Police Station, Wi~liam Cla,rk, constable
Doughty Henry Montagu J.P. 'Ihe- Balls Frit·h, carpenter. bui:der & Cola Watson. miller (steam & wind)
berton hall nndertaker & assistant overseer Flory David. Lion inn
Flick Robert J.P. The Grange Baxter Onesimus, farm bailiff to Robt. Forsdike William John, farmer
Isaacson Rev. .Tames. Rectorv Flick l'sq. J.P Geat~r Thomas Samuel, farmer
Milner-Gibson Mrs. Theberton house I Blork Freof>rick. !'hopkeeper &. shoe ~ewson William. grocer & draper
COMMERCIAL.
Bailey H£'nry. blacksmith
l ml1],er. East bridze
Brighton George, fanner
~ewstead Joseph. farmer
~orton Robert, Post office •
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Pybus George, schoolmaster 'Smith WiBiam, fa!l'1ller, East bridge Warne Isaac. farmer. Hill House frm
Rouse David, beer retailer . Spaull Thomas, farm bailiff to Mr. Warue William, farmer & cattle dealer.
Bewell Thomas, farm bailiff to Lord j Henry Gunn. Potter's farm Church farm
Huntingfield
THELNETHAM is a parish on the Little Ouse, which value £285, with 23 acres of glebe and residence, in the
here separates this county from Norfolk, 7! miles llonth gift of and held since 1871 by the Rev. John Bikes Saw-
from Rarling Road station and 8i west-south-west from bridge M.A. of Brasenose College, Oxforo. Edmund
Diss station of the Great Eastern railway, JI south-west Gonville, founder· of Gonville Hall, afterwards Gonville
from Thetford and 4 north-west from Botesdale. in the and Caius College, Cambridge, was rector here about
North Western division of the county, Blackbourn hun- 1340, and is said to have built" a College in the parish.
dred and petty sessional division, Thetford union and There are charity lands to the value of about £20 yearly.
county court district. rural deanery of Blackburne, arch- the net proceeds of which are distributed to the poor of
deaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of the parish in various gifts. Lady Bateman, of BTooma
St. Nicholas is a building of flint in the Early English Hall, is lady of the manor of Thelnetham, and the rector
and Decorated styles. consisting of chancel, nave. large is lord of the Rectory manor. The principal landowners
south aisle. south porch and an embattled western tower are the trustees of the late SiT Thomas Thornhill bart.
containing 5 bells: there is a memorial window to the of Pakenbam Lodge (d. i900), and Timothy Colman esq.
Ward family, and on the south wall is a monument of of East Harling, Norlolk. The soil is generally heavy;
alabaster and marble to members of the Bokenham family, subsoil. principally clay. The chief crops are wheat, bar-
of Thelnetham, dated 1648: the chancel retains a fine ley. beans, peas and clover. The area is 1,701 acres;
carved piscina, and there is an ancient octagonal font: rateable value, £1,697; the population in 18g1 was 375
t,he nave and south aisle are thatched with reeds roved in the civil parish, which includes 25 in Weston Hindle,
together ornamentally: in 1872 the church was restored a part of Market Weston. The population of the eccle-
and reseated with oak benches and a carved oak pUlpit, siastical parish in 1891 was 351.
erected by the Rev. E. R. Sawbridge, a former rector, Parish Clerk. John Clears.
and in 18 95 the chancel was thoroughly restored and new Post &; Parcel Oftice. Frederick Coppen, sub-postmaster.
roofed with Spanish chestnut, under the direction of Mr. Letters arrive through Thetford at 8,3° a.m.; dis-
W. Fawcett, architect, of Cambridge, at the expense of patched at 4.55 p.m.; sundays, 10.20 a.m. Postal
the present rector, in memory of his father, above men- orders are issued here, but not paid. Hop-ton is the
tioned : the stone arch of the north doorway was also reset nearest money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
as at first. and two ancient altar slabs, found in the
church and churchyard, replaced by faculty in their origi- ChuTch of England (St. Helen's) School (mixed), a flint
nal positions in the chancel and lady chapel respectively, building, erected in 1872, for 80 chil«iren; average at-
each being supported on a framework of carved oak: tendance, 47; Arlhur E. Mills, master
there are 270 sittings. The register dates from the year Carriers.-Bury St. Edmunds, John Clears, wed.; Diss~
1538. The living is a discharged rectory, net yearly James Clears, fri
Button Henry Clears John. camel' . Mills .A.rth. E. clerk to Parish Council
Luffingham. Misses. The Poplars Clears Robert. poultry dlr. &; farmer Pollard Sarah (Miss), farmer, Thrip-
Sawbridgeo Rev. ,In. Bikes M.A.!Rectry Coppen Frederick, Post office skin hall
COMMERCIAL. Finch Joshua, farmer. Playford farm Reeve WaIter. farm bailiff to Rev._
Anness David. farmer Garrod George, shopkeeper J. S. Sawbridge ~L.A
.Austin William. farmer Godbold Henry. beer retailer Steggall Eljiah,' farmer
Bryant Harry, miller (wind & steam) Ratten William. farmer. Martin's nest Thirkettle J ames, White Horse P.H
Bryant Henry. farmer. rate collector Jones Richard. blacksmith Webster Samue:, jun. boot maker
& assistant overseer Kerry Herbert. farmer Whitmore Thomas Johnson. farme-T...
Button Henry. farmer Pallant Edward, land steward to Mr. Wa.rd's farm
Clears James. carrier Jaggard. Hindle & Sandfield farms Wyre George. blacksmith
THETFORD. partly in Suffolk, but principally in Norfolk, will be found in Kelly's Directory of the latter
county.
THORINGTON is a parish 4 miles south-east from College, Oxford. Thorington Hall is a handsome white·
Halesworth station on the Ipswich and Yarmouth line of brick building, with portico supported by four well-pro-
the Great Eastern railway, in the North Eastt:'rn division portioned columns o'f the Ionic order, and was rebuilt
of the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional division from 1811 to 1820 at a cost of about £16.000; it stands'
and union, Halesworth county court district, rural dean- in a plool8lUlt park of nearly 200 acres, and is the residence
ery of South Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and of Col. Guy L. Bence-Lambert D.L., J.P. The represen-
diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is an tatives of the late Henry Alexander Starkie Bence esq.
edifice of flint with stone dressings, in the Early Norman are lords of the manor and own nearly the whole of the
and Perpendicular styles, but the chancel windows are parish. The soil is principally of a light sandy natuTe;
Decorated, and were inserted in 1862: it consists of subsoil, sand, gravel, and in some parts clay. The chief
chancel, nave and south porch, vestry, and a western crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 1,378,:
Norman round tower with an octagonal embattled bdfry acres; rateable value, £1,3°6; the population in 18gT
stage of Elizabethan character, and containing one bell, was 104-
presented in 15g8 by Edward Coke esq. attorney-general Nowhere House. consisting- of one cottage, formerly-
to Queen Elizabeth, afterwards Sir Edward Coke: the extra-parochial, is now united with this parish.
west end of the nave is open to the tower by a fiue Sexton. Wincup Cullingforo.
arch of enriched Norman work: the basin of the font is Letter Box, cleared at 7.50 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. week day~.
of Purbeck marble; the base, of freestone, is ol'llamented only. Letters through Halesworth, except those
'With grotesque figures of animals: there is a handsome marked thus *. which are delivered from Darsham,
carved oak reredos and three stained windows: there are Saxmundham, arrive at 8.30 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. The'
90 gittings. The register dates from the year 1561. nearest money order office is at Bramfield & telegraph-
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £185, with 15 offices at Halesworth & Darsham
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the representa- There is no school at Thorington, but for school purposes..
tives of the late H. A. S. Bence esq. and h.eld since 1876 the parish is attached to BTamfield, and the children'
by the Rev. Thomas Smyth Hill RC.L., M.A. of Magdalen of this place go to Wenhaston or Branfield
·Bence-Lambert Col. Guy Lenox *Andrews George Hadingham, farmer. *Page Wm. Jas. farmer, Peacock farm'
D.L., J.P. Thorington hall Walnut Tree fa,rm; & at Bramfie!d Peak James Harvey (exors. of), far-·
Hill Rev. Thomas Smyth RC.L.,M. .!. Clarke Jabez, florist mers, Church farm
Rectory *Gray Arthur Edward, land agent, Piper Wniam, farmer. Laundry farm
Estate office *Rogers Wm. Paull, farmer. Hall fa.nno
THORND0N is a parish and village, abounding in of All Saints, erecled in 1300, is a structure of flint with
picturesque views, 3! miles south from Eye terminal stone dressing!.', iD the Perpendicular style, and consists:
titation on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, in the I of chancel and nave of the same height and width, and
North Ealltern division of the county, hundred, petty I an embattled tower w the south side containing 6 bells.
lessional division and union of Hartismere. Eye county through which is the entrance: the church was newly
court district, 1'Ul"al deanery of South Hartismere, arch- roofed and the chancel restored and beautified in 1866 by
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Ncrwich. The chnrch the Rev. W. H. Glover, 8 former rector, a"t a cost of
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about £800, when a new communion table and beauti- . Heuniker, Lady Bateman, of Broome Hall, Messrs. Hay-
(n:lly carved woOod reredos, representing the Last Supper, ward, Frederick G. Hayward esq. of Weatherall House,
were erected by Julia. Mary and Robert Bridges, in Hampstead NW, Col. N. Barnardiston and the trustees
memory of their brother Edward: in 1873 a carved oak of the Hemsworth family. The soil is mixed clay; sub-'
lectern was presented to the church by the Rev. T. soil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley &c. The
Faulkner Lee D.D. rector 1872-8: a new organ was erec- area is 2,650 acres; rateable value, £2,424; and the
ted in 1881 at a cost of £140: there are 400 sittings. population in 1891 was 618, including 95 officers and
'r.he register dates from the year 1535. The living is a inmates of the Reformatory School.
rectory, net yearly value £447, with. 73 acres of glebe Parish Clerk, John T. Everson.
and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Margery Reynolds, and Post Office.-Herbert Cracknell, sub-postmaster. Letters
held since July, 18 78, by the Rev. Seymour Baylie received from Eye at 7. 10 a.m.; dispatched at 10.20
Reynolds'
. RA.
. of St. John's
. . College,d bOxford.
b " The a.m. aI... 6 .40 p.m. aI... on sund ays a t 9.5 a.m. P ost aI
vlllage contams a fire engme, proVlde y su scnption orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
in 18 44. The town estate comprises a farm-house and money order. & telegraph office is at Eye, 4 miles
premises and a cottag~ in Thorndon and 94 a . 2r. of land distant. Wall Box (Wetheringsett Corner), cleared at
in Thorndon,
. £ OecoId and Wetheringsett;
. . the rents, 10 a.m. ClI... 6 .20 p.m. on week \.Wys;
-'- sun days, 9 a.m
amounting to 100 yearly, are diVIded mto three parts
--lone-third for the ~or, one-third for schOOl purposes, Parochial School (boys & girls), erected dn the site of
and one-third for improvements in the parish. The the old workhouse, at a cost of £45 0, raiildd by sub-
church fund of £3Q is applied to the repairs and services ~cription &; voluntary rate, & was opened in January,
of the church. The poor have 40s. a year from Lee's i 874, for 120 children; average attendance, 94; John
Ch'arity and a yearly rent-charge ()f 408 • left by -one Henry Wiseman, master
Cullum, charged on an estate now belonging to Col. A Reformatory for boys was established here in 1856 by
.=Na.thaniel Barnardiston esq. of the Ryes, Sudbury. The the late Sir E. C. Kerrison bart. & was taken over by
~arish is in four manors-Little Thorndon, of ~hich Col. the county in 1887, & it now contains the full comple-
. N. Barnardiston is lord; a small manor belonging to ment of 84 boys, who are employed on the land: there
" .the rectory; and Thorndon and Hestley Hall, of which is also a class of boys who learn shoemaking; Frede-
-,-A:he Rev. Frederick Lawson Hayward LL.R of Tunstall rick William Gill, master; Mrs. Agnes Louisa Gill,
. Rectory, is lord. The chief landowners are Lord matron .
. ,Allen WiUam Mendlesham. district of the Hartis- Hammond Robert Henry, farmer, Red
- Botwright John mere union House farm
:-·Browne Henry, Glebe farm Clarke Edward', grocer &; draper, boot Hodgkinson Sygrave, steward to
~ Coy John, White house & shoe dealer, stationery & patent Messrs. Hayward
Foster l"redc. Charles, Stanwell lodge medicine vendor Rurrell Jonathan, farmer
: .. Hammond Frederick Wm.Hestley hall Cook Bessie (Miss), farmer Jacob David, carpenter
...,,,Reynolds Rev. Seymour Baylie RA., Cooke Jn~ MuHiner, frmr. Hest:ey gn Lock Messrs. millers (wind & steam:
J.p. Rectory , Coy John., farmer, White house. & farmers
L Cracknell Herbert, shoe maker. sta- Lockwood Charles, farmer, Church fm
COMMERCIAL. tioner, ironmonger, fancy goods a; Lockwood John, farmer. Street farm
. ·adams Edwd. hon founder, machinist patent medicine vendor, Post. office Moore William p ale & provision stores
& smith Culling John, Black Horse P .H.; good & draper
;notwright John, farmer, Dairy farm accommodation for cyclists Nunn Herbert, farmer, Hill house
lBrock Eliza (Miss), dress maker Dearing Waiter, pork btchr. & pig dl}" Reformatory (Frederick William Gill,
Hrock RoObert, wheelwright Everaon Henry, blacksmith master; Mrs. Agnes Lonisa Gill.
13rowne Henry, farmer, Glebe farm Gibbs Ashley, tailor matron)
Capon Ambrose, farmer, Buck's hall Hammond Francis In.farmr_ShQ1'ts fm Smith Jarob, fanner
Cla'rk Frank, registrar of births & Hammond Rb-t. Enos Lester, carpntJ' l'horndyke John. farmer
deaths 1& relieving officer for the Heffer Willi&m, farmer, HestIey grn Tibbenbam Geo. Edward, Poplar farm
THORNHAM MAGNA is a parish and pleasant vil- the chair coverings in the apartmen~, are of linen ornft.-
lage, 2l miles south-east from Mellis junction station mented with beautiful old crewel work. Elizabeth
on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern (Major), Jrd wife of Henry (Brydges), 2nd Duke of
Jr.ailway, 3 south-west from Eye and 92l from' London, Chandos, sister and co-heiJ' with Anne, 1St Baroness Hen-
in the North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere niker, of WorlingwoJ'th Hall, Suffolk, lived here, and she
~ Ihundred, petty sessional division and union, Eye county dying without issue, her brQther-in-law, Lord Henniker,
,court district, rural deanery of Hartismere, archdeaconry succeeded to the house and estate. The portion added
. ,of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. by the late peer is built of white 'bricks made on the
::Mary is an ancient building of flint with stone dressings, estate; in style it resembles an old French chateau, and
"'in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, includes a wing containing a salon with exquisite panel-
: south porch and an embattled western tower with pin- ling in white and gold, of the Louis Quatorze period,
: nacle~ containing 5 bells: there are several stained brou~ht from a chateau in France, and illustrating some
windows and tablets and monuments to the Killigrew, of the fables of La Fontaine. Successive owners have
-"Bokenham, Major and Henniker families: near the west added to the collection of pictures', which comprises an
~ door of the church is the grave of the Dowager Lady interesting portrait of Sir John Bruges or Brydges, 1st
: Henniker, d. 10 May, 1889, and near it is a beautiful Baron Ohandos, and constable of the Tower, whose son
··monument to the late Lady Henniker, who died in 1893: Charles, of Wilton Castle, Herefordshire, being deputy-
"the church was restored by John, 4th baron Henniker lieutenant of the Tower under hia father in 1554, saved the
·in 1851, and affords 200 sittings. The register dates life of the Princess Elizabeth (afterwards Queen) by refus-
!'from the year 1555. The living, with Thornham Parva, ing to oooy the warrant issued for her execution, and which
is a consolidated rectory, joint net yearly value £327, was afterwards disowned at court; there is also here a
'with 59 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Lord portrait of Richard Cramwell, Lord Protector for a,bout fiv"
"Henniker, and held since 1896 by the Rev. Colin Arthur months in 1659; two fine full-length portraits of the
Fitzgerald Campbell M.A. of Clare College, Cambridge. Earl of Nottingham, by Mytens, and of the Duke of Nor-
The town estate lets for £9 yearly, which is applicable folk, by Holbein, and flome podraits of the Brydges and
to the repairs of the ornaments of the church. The Grenville families; several by Sir Joshua Reynolds and
land is fertile, and is nearly all tae property of Lord Romney, of the Henniker and Major families; two pie-
Henniker, who is lord of the manor. Thornham tures by Landseer; painted at Thornham when he was
Hall, the seat of Lord Henniker M.A., D.L., J.P. twenty-two, and some moderJ1 portraits of Lacly Hen-
is a Tudor mansioJ;l, consisting of a central block niker and her children. Amongst other objects of in-
with wings, but has been altered, and additions' have teres. at Thorl}ham i9 the aedan chair of the Duchess
been made to it both by John, 4th Baron Hemriker and by of Chandos; specimens of Lowestoft and Yarmouth,
the present peer, but part of the old hous& remains un- Swansea, Wedgwood and 'Oriental ehina; some fine ex-
touched; it wa,s once the home of a branch of the amplis of Chipp~ndale fqruiture, and an organ built by
Bokenham family, from which it passed by marriage John Minet, 3rd Baron Helllliker: the park is between
into the hands of the Killigrews, and it is probable that 300 and 400 acres, and the gardens are about 25 acres
Queen Elizabeth slept here in one of her East Anglian in extent. The soil is clay and heavy land, some mixed;
progresses, as according to the chronicler, "she lay at subsoil, clay and brick earth. The chief crops are wheat,
Thornham;" Charles H. also ~pent a night or more at barley and beans. The a'I'e3 ill 1,~9<> acres; rateable
Thornham, the Killigrews, an anci~ Cornish fllmily value, £1,287; the population in 189t was 275.
and baronets, being favourites of his: the hangings of
tb'l bed in which be ilept are still to be seen, and with Parish Glerk, Martin Stoekillg.
 ,DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. THORPE MORIEUX.
Post Office.-Miss Caroline Stammers, sub-postmistress, National School (mixed), was enlarged & improveJ br
Letters arrive from Eye at 7 a.m. & 2.30 p.m.; dis- Lord Henniker in 1874, for go children; averag-e· at;.
patched at 2.15 & 6.30 p.m.; on sundays at 10.30 tendance, 68; Miss Evans, mistress; Miss Welron,
a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Thl~ assistant mistress
nearest money order & telegraph offices are at Finning- ••
ham & Eye. 3 miles distant • . . ",'
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PBIVATE nESIDENTS. COMMEBCUL. Robinson Elizb. (Mrs. ),frmr.Street fm
Henniker Lord M.A., F.S.A., V.D., Bean Arthur Edward, grcr. & drapr Rose Wm. miller (wind) & farmt'1I
D.L., J.P. Thornham hall; & Wor- Elsden Edward B. farmer. The Grove Stammers Caroline (Miss). Post office
lingworth hall; Government house, Goodenough James, farmer Stammers John, gamekeeper to Lord
l)ougla1s, Isle of Man; & CarIton Knight James, farmer Henniker .,

~ 'Ilrave]ers' clubs, London S W Nunn Robert, farmer Stocking Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker
Campbell Rev. OYlin Arthur Fitz- Perkins John, head gardener to Lord Warren Edward Kimberley• ..Horse
gerald M.A. Rectory Henniker, Park villa Shoes P.R. & faTmer " ..' . ,
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THORNHAM P ARVA is a parish and village about consolidated with that of Thornham Magna,_ Lord
2i miles south-west from Eye terminal station on a Henniker, who is lord of the manor, and Lady Bl!.teman.
branch ()f the Great Eastern railway, in the North East- of Broome Hall, are the principal landowners. Th~, soil
ern division of the county, Hartismere hundred, petty is clay and heavy land, some mixed; subsoil, clay. The
sessional division and union, Eye county court district, chief crops are wheat and barley. The f:lrea is 676
rural deanery of Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk acres; rateable value. £54°; the population in 18gI
end diocese ()f Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a was 136. j

timall but ancient edifice of flint and stone, in the Nor- Parish Clerk, John Nunn.
man style, and consists of chancel, nave and a western Letter Box adjoining the Bull inn, Yaxley. cleared at.7'S
tower containing one bell: the church, which has a p.m. Letters through Eye, vi& Thornham Magna.
thatched roof, was restored in 1883. when a small Nor- ar:rive at 7.35 a.m. The nearest money order & tele-
man window was discovered: there. is also a Norman graph office is at Eye, 2i miles distant. Telegrams
doorway: the church affords about 100 sittings. The can be dispatched from Meills railway station, (G.E.R)
register commences in 17II. The living is a rectory, The children attend school at Thornham Magna
COMMERCIAL. MOoSs Lazarus, attendance officer to Nunn Charles, farmer .
Blake John, farmer, Carter's farm Hartismere union, school attpndance Symonds Edward, farm bailiff, to
Doggett Robert, farmer, Chape: farm committee & sanitary insppctor to Messrs. Betts & Co. Chandos farm
Lamb Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeper Hartismere Rural District Council I

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THORPE-by-IXWORTH is a parish and small sole landowner. The town estate, comprising 218.
village on the Upper Ouse and road to Thetford, si . II'. 37p. of land in this and the parishes of Honing-
miles north.:.west from Thurston station on the Bury ton and Troston, together with a cottage and barn,
and Ipswich section of the Great Eastern railway, I! was sold in 1871 for £1,000, subsequently invested in the
north-west from Ixworth and 8 north-east from Bury Consolidated £3 per Cent. Annuities for the benefit of the
St. Edmunds, in the North Western division of the county, church, school and the poor, nnder the direction {)f 5
'Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional division. Thingoe trustees; John Wright' in 1674 bequeathed £20 for the
union, Bury. St. Edmunds county court district, rural benefit of the poor widows of this parish, which with £10
deanery of :Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sudbury and belonging to the parish was expended in the purchase of 5
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is an ancient acres of land at Hopton, now let for £3 1519. yearly.
etructure of rubble, in the Early English style, with a The soil is mixed; subsoil, varioUlS. The chief crops. are
thatched roof, and consists of chancel, n8lve, south porch wheat, barley, oats, beans, turnips and sainfoin. The
and a portion of a brick tower, surmounted by a small area is 1,059 acres; rateable value. £884; the popUlation
wooden belfry containing one bell: the porch is embattled: in 18g1 was 130.
the cha.ncel retains a piscina, and! two mural monuments to Parish Clerk, John Simper. ,
the Croft family, dated respectively 1616 and 1644: the
(lhurch is seated with oak benches adorned with poppy Letters from Bury St. Edmunds by messenger from Ix-
beads and carving, and adfording lIO sittings, 88 of which worth, arrive about 7 a.m. &. about 4 p.m. Wall
are free. The register <fates from the year 17 18 . The Letter Box cleared at 7 a.m. & 6 p.JJ!. on week daJlS &.
living is a donative (nil), in the gift of Mrs. Manfield. on sundays at 10 a.m. Ixworth is the nearest money
The manor was formerly held by Ixworth Priory, and at order &. telegraph office, 11 miles dis-tant
the Dissolution was granted to Richard and Elizabeth The children of this place attend the schools at the adjoin-
Codington. Mrs. Manfield is lady of the manpr and ing parishes of Ixworth & Honington .
,
Manfield Mrs. Manor house Free David, farm bailiff to Mrs. Manfielrl William .John, farmer, Lyn-
Manfield Wm. John, Lynton house Manfield .. ton house
Byford Robert H. beer ret. & shopkpr Manfield Sarah Maria, (Mrs.), farmer \ ( , .
-THORPE MOBIEUX is a parish and small agri- which is applied to the relief of the poor. The Rev: B.
cultural village, 4 miles north-by-east from Lavenham :T. H. Beridge 'M.A. of Gosfield Place, Essex, who is lord
titation on the Colchester ·and Bury section of thll' Grea~ of the manor, the Rt. Rev. W. T. Harrison D.D. Bishop
Eastern railway, 10 south-east-by-south from Bury St. . of Glasgow, Thomas Batman Marriott -esq. the trustees
Edmunds and XI north-east from Sudbury, in the of the late Rev. H. J. Hasted M.A. rector of Sproughton
Southern division of the county, Cosford union ~ and 1849-80, 'Capt. Walter William Poynder R.N. and Wm.
hundred, Hadleigh petty sessional division, Sudbury H. Herberb esq. of Brettenham Hall, are the principal
county court district. and in the rural deanery of Laven- landowners. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay.
ham, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley and turnips.
church of St. Mary is an edifice of stone in the Perpen- The area is 2,457 acres; rate;1ble value, £1,724; the
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch population in 1891 was 385.
and an embattled western tower containing 3 bells, and Parish Clerk, John Hogger.
was thoroughly restored and reseated iD 1869, at a cost Post Office. John Hogger, sub-postmaster. LeUers
of £,2.000: there are 280 sittings. The register dates through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7.45 a.m.; dii-'
from the year 1538. The living is a rectory. net yearly. patched at 5.25 p.m. Postal orders are issued here,
value £300. with 23 acres of glebe and Tesidence, in the but not paid. Felsham is the nearest money ordet'
gift of the Right Rev. W. T. Harrison D.D. Bishop Qf office & Cockfield the nearest telegraph office, 4 mile a
Glasgow N.B. and held since 1899 by the Rev. Frank distant .
Hamilton Cahusac M.A. of Christ's Colle~, Cambridge. _National School (mixed), built in 1864, at a cost of about
Here is a. small Congregational chapel. Bowles's ch~ty' £300, for 80 chiJdren; average attendance, Sg; James
(the only one in the parish) produces' about IOS. yearly. Warlf, master
Carhusae Bev. Frank Hamilton M.A. Chinery Asraham 11. shopkeeper Hanunond Walter George, farmer
Beotary Chinery Robert, farmer ' Harper John. sen. farm bailiff to
Cobbale Frederick, i farmer Robert Edgar esq. Manor farm
COMMERCIAL. Fermin Geor~e, farmer, Va:ley farm Harper John, jun. fal'm bailiff to
Ba.1dwin Edwin, farmer. The HilI Green Geo. farmer & landowner Robe-Tt Edgar esq. Muunt farm
B~FFOL1{ 22*
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Harper Walter, farmer v- Rush John, bO.acksmith &; shopkeeper Scarfe J acob, hurdle ma. & woodman
. Bugger John, blacksmith, carpenter & Rush Sarah (Mrs.), Bull P.R. &. grcl' &. clerk to Parish Council
. wheelwright, Post office Russell Herbert, farmer Scatt John James &. Fredk. farmers
THRANDESTON is a parish and scattered village, French M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and J.P_
2i miles south from Diss station and 2 north-east from. Suff. There is a charity of £3 yearly, which is ex-
Mellis station on the Ipswich and Norwich section of the pended in coals for the poor: the rents of about 14 acres
Great Eastern railway and 3 north-west from Eye, in the of land, with cottages, now (1900) about £30 a year~
North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere bun- are applied to the repairs of the church and schoof.
'dred, petty sessional division and union, Eye county Lady Bateman, of Broome Hall, is lady of the manor.
'Court district, rural deanery of North Hartismere, arch- The principal landowners are the rector, John Tudor
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Frere esq. of Roydon Hall, Norfolk, James Devereux
church of St. Margaret IS a 'handsome building of flint Hustler esq. of Botesdale, Thomas Rix esq. of Thran-
with stone dressings, in the Decorated and Perpendicular deston Abbey, Messrs. John Beales and Thomas Elliott.
styles, consisting of chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, The soil is mixed, inclining to stiff; subsoil, chiefly
north and south porches, and an embattled western tower clay. The crops are all the four-course system. Th&
containing 5 bells: the east window and four others in area is 1,374 acres; rateable value, £1,838; the popu-
the chancel are stained, and were erected as memorials lation in 1891 was 285. '
to members of the French family: both the chancel and Parish Clerk, John Ling.
tower are divided from the nave by handsome carved
screens: the reredos was erect~d in 1870 in memory of Post Office. John Ling, sub-postmaster. Letters througb
Thomas French esq.: the font is ancient and there is a Diss arrive at 6·35 a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m.
carved oak eagle lectern and several armorial shields to Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Th&
the families of Rix and Blakeby; and a monument to the nearest telegraph office is at Palgrave, 2 miles distan.
Rev. Nathaniel D'Eye M.A. rector from 1800: the church &. money order at Scale
affords 180 sittings. The register dates from the year National SChool (mixed), erected in 1850 &. supported by
1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £331, the rector &. certain of the landed proprietors, for abou'
with 20 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Lady
Bateman, and held since 1845 by the Rev. Thomas Lee
I 60 children; average aftendance, 40; Mrs. Mary John-
son, mistress
French Rev. Thomas Lee M.A., J.P. Churchyard Edgar, bricklayer Rix Thomas, farmer &. landowner~
Rectory Easto Charles, Queen's Head P.H Thrandeston abbey
Rix Thomas, Thrandeston abbey Elliott Thomas, farmer &; landowner Ruffles Charles, farmer
• Jones Edward, shopkeeper Ruffles Joshua, bricklayer
COMMERCIAL. Merton Charles, farmer Sandy Herbert, bricklayer & ea:rpentr
Beales In.farmer &; assistant overseer Rayner George. framer. Rectory farm Tyler Charles, farmer
Burt J ames. farmer Riches Richard Ransome, farmer,Gos- Woods James, farmer, Lodge farm
Butcher basc, blacksmith wold hall
GREAT THU:aLOW is a parish on the borders ot and enlarged in 1853, with a small graveyard adjoining.
Cambridgeshire and on the river Stour, 4 miles north The poor participate in some of the charities of Littllt
from Haverhill station on the Cambridge and Long Mel. Thurlow and -Great Wratting. A fair is held here on
ford sectlon of the Great Eastern railway, in the Southern the nth of October. The lower end of the village is
divisir'-n of the county, Risbridge union, petty sessional traversed by a tributary of the Stour, which in rainy
divisi\111 and hundred, Haverhill county court district. seasons frequently occasioned such a flood as to render
ru~al deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of Sudbury and the passage of horses and vehicles quite impracticable.
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is an ancient it is now crossed by an iron bridge erected at the ex-
structure of flint with stone dressings, in the Early pense of Lady Harland, and providing a constantly
English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel. available thoroughfare for passengers between Bury
clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, north porch and an, and Haverhill. The Thurlow family derive their title-
embattled tower with turret containing 5 bells: the east from this parish. The Hon. W.F. D. Smith M.P. is
wind')w is stained, and there is a memorial window to lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
the Rev. William Wayman M.A. vicar 1835-86: the south clay; subsoil, clay. The crops are wheat, barley, beans.
aisle retains a piscina: the font is rudely carved with an I peas and roots. The area is 1,944 acres; rateable value~
arcade of semi·circular arches: the piers of the nave £1,997; the population in 189L was 383.
arcade have no capitals: the church was restored in 1879 Parish Clerk, William Tweed.
and a new organ erected at a cost of £3,000: there are Wall Letter Box cleared at 6 p.m. Little Thurlow S.O.
250 sittings. The register dates from the year 1636. is the nearest money order &. telegraph office
The living is a vicarage, net value £320, with 80 acres National School (mixed), erected in 1878. for 130 child-
of glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since 1886 ren; °avera,.,0'6 attendance, 63; Miss Julia Britton, mis~
by the Rev. Hugh Fleming RA. of Jesus College, Cam· Carriers to Haverhill.-William Farrants &; William By-
bridge. There is a Congregational chapel, -built in 1835 ford, daily
Fleming Rev. Hugh RA. (vicar) Dowsett John, blacksmith Savage Gabriel, miller (wind)
Smith Hon. William FrederickDanvers Faiers William, boot &; shoe maker Smith Fl'ederick, farmer
M.P., D.L., J.P. The Hall; 3 Gros- Garrard Robert. hames. maker Taylor Philip, farmer
venor place SW&' Carlton &. Wel- HaY:ock Charles, beer retailer Tweed William, wheelwright
lington clubs, London S W Marsh Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Webb Samuel, bricklayer
COMMERCIAL. Pryke James. butcher Wootten Wm. Rose &. Crown P.D.
Boa Andrew, estate agent to the Hon. Purkis Charles, draper &; grocer brewer &. maltster •
W. F. D. Smith M.P. Hill house Reynolds William, farmer
LITTLE THURLOW is a parish adjoining Great gift of C, F. Ryder esq. and held since 1885 by the-
'I'hurlow and forming OIle village on the river Stour, 4~ Rev. Robert Jackson M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge;
miles north-by-east from Haverhill station, in the the Rev. Frederick Nelham Assoc.K.C.L. has been curat9'
Southern division of the county, union, petty sessional in charge since 1896. Josiah Houghton, in 1693, left
division and hundred of Risbridge, county court district three acres of land and house, called the Town House,.
of Haverhill, rural deanery of Thurlow, archdeaconry of for the use of the poor. The above-mentioned Sir
Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Peter is Stephen Soame left an annuity of £30 for the support of
IIn edifice of flint with stone dressings in the Early Eng- a free school for the instruction of 12 boys, which, by a
lish style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays with scheme of the Charity Commissioners in 1882, is now
clerestory containing curious circular windows, aisles, devoted to the endowment of scholarships known as
north porch and an embattled western tower containing "Soame'. Exhibitions;" he also left £30 a year for the-
5 bells: in the chancel is a tablet to Stephen Soame esq. endowment of almshouses he had built for nine poor
dated 1771 and a tomb of granite and marble with re- persons who had resided in the parish 24 years. or in
cumbent effigies to Sir Stephen Soame knt. Lord Mayor default to persons from the parishes of Great Thurlow
of London, dat~d 1619, and to Dame Ann, his widow, or Wratting; these annuities were charged on his estates,
dated 1622 besides several modern tablets to the Soame and are paid by his representative, Charles Foster'Ryder
family; the east window and sume others are stained, esq. lord of the manor and principal landowner, whose
and there is a memorial window with eleven shields of residence is Little Thurlow Hall. The eoil is clay; sub-
arms to Eliz. and Stephen Soame esq. 18]6. The regis- soil, clay. The crops are wheat, barley, beans and
ter dates from the year 1561. The living is a rectory, roots. The area is 1,358 acres; rateable value,
net yearly value £275, with 16 acres of glebe, in the £1.353 15s.; the population in 1891 was 379·
 .{)lREC10RY.] SUFFOLK.
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Parish Clerk, A:fred Baynes. . a.m. -et from Haverhill 6.30 p.m.; dispatched 5.50 a.m.
i'ost, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. &; 6.15 p.m.; sundays, delivered 7 a.m.; dlspatched
&; Annuity &; Insurance Office (Sub-Office. Letters 6.15 p.m
should have S.O. Suffolk added).-William Rogers, National School (mixed), erected in 1873, for 80 children;
1lUb-postmaster. Letters arrive from Newmarket 7 . average attendance, 53; Miss Julia Curd, m:stress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. ISmith Mrs. Rose cottage Naish Robert Elwell, surgeon &; medi-
lBrown John, Myrtle cottage cal officer &; public vaccinator No. 4
Crick Mrs COMMERCIAL. district, Risbridge union
Day Richard Pettitt Baynes .Alfred, saddler Nelson Charles, farmer
Frink Frederick 0 i Bradnam .A.lbert, Cock inn Rogers William, baker, blacksmith &;
Loxdale Mrs. Mungo lodge Collis John, miller (wind) sub-postmaster
Naish Robert Elwell E1y Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Rowling .Alfred, boot &; shoe maker
Nelham Rev. Frederick A.K.C.L. Ely Samuel, carpenter' Smith Eliza (Mrs.), Red Lion P.H
(curate in charge) E'ly Thomas, carpenter &; assistant Smith Thomas, blacksmith
Eyder Charles Foster, Little Thurlow OWTsoor Tilbrook Thomas William, farmer
hall; &; Scarcroft, near Leeds Hayward John, carpenter Tricker Alice (Mrs.), grocer &; draper
.

-:fHURSTON is a parish and village, with a station on beans and turnips. The area is 2,200 acres; rateable
t.he Bury branch of the Great Eastern railway, go! miles value, £3,457; the population in 1891 was 644.
lfrom London and 4 east from Bury, in the North Western Parish Clerk, Joseph Bradley.
division of the connty, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty Po::;t Office.-Cyril Charles Bradley, postmaster. Letters
~essional division, Thedwastre hundred, Stow union, Bury arrive from Bury St. Edmnnds at 6.30 &; 12.40 a.m.;
St. Edmunds county court district, rural deanery of dispatched at 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 6.30 p.m. Postal
'Thed'Wastre, archdeaconry of Sud'bury and diocese of Ely. orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest
Contiguous to the railway station is a small eminence, money order office is at Beyton, &; Pakenham is the
called" Thedwastre Hill," which gives its name to the nearest telegraph office. Wall Box at the railway
hundred.. The church of St. Peter is a fine edifice of station cleared at 12 a.m. &; 1 &; 8.20 p.m. week days
~t and stone in the Decorated style, rebuilt in 1861, &; 7.30 a.m. sundays
.and consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and Thedwastre Rural District Council.
.an embattled western tower containing 5 bells: there are The district comprises the parishes of Ashfield Magna,
rmemorial windows to the daughters of the late J ames Bad,well Ash, Beyton, Drinkstone, Elswe], Felsham,
.Buobury Blake esq. to James Bunbury Blake esq. d. Gedding, Hessett, Hinderclay, Hunston, Langham,
1874, and to J. Case esq.; and tablets to the Oakes, Norton, Rattlesden, Rickinghall Inferior, Stowlan~toft,
Stedman, Bright and Smith families: the church affords Thurston, Tostock, Walsham-le-Willows, Wattisfield &;
400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1707. Woolpit
'The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value Meetings are held at. the Board Room, Market place,
'£200, with 80 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift Stowmarket, monthly, on thursdays. at 1 p.m
.of Sir. E. W. Greene bart. and held since 11897 by the Chairman, Robert E. Wilkes, Ipswich road, Stowmarket
lRev. Robt. Wm. Barber M.A. of Magdalene College, Cam- Clerk, Robert E. Wilkes, Ipswich road, Stowmarket
!bridge. 'I1he local charities, amounting to about £27 Assistant Clerk, Henry E. Wilkes, Linden house, Ipswich
• ;lilWlually, derived from land, are distributed in coals. road, Stowmarket
Warren's charity of 12S. IOd. yearly, is given to poor Treasurer, Charles Marriott, The Beeches, Stowmarket
'Widows at Christmas, and Bright's charity of £1 13s. 4d. Medical Officer of Health, .A.lban Butler L.R.C.P. &; S.
is annually given in clothing to the aged poor. Thurston Irel. The Beeches, Walsham-le-Willows
Cottage is the residence of Major Arthur Faulconer Surveyor of Highways, R. T. Robinsan, Elmswell
Paulton. Sir Edward Waiter Greene bart. of Nether Sanitary Inspector, Frederick Brett, Bury st. Stowmarket
Hall, Pakenham, is lord of the manor. Col. Montague National School (mixed), erected in 186g, to hold 120
Charles Browning O.B. of Brantham Court, and the children; average attendance, 87; John Turner
representatives of the late P. Huddleston esq. are the Hibbard, master ;
lPrincipal landowners. The soil is clay and chalk; sub- Railway Station, James Myson, station master·
:SQil, chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, Carrier to Bury.-Charles Stiff, :wed. &; sat
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!Jarber Bev. Robert Wm. M.A. (vicar) Barker Thomas Frederick, farmer King Robert, shopkeeper
Eawkins Miss, The Firs . Barker William, beer retailer Last Thomas lVilliam, farmer
Faulton Major Arthur Faulconer, Bennett Samuel, boot maker Manfield William, farmer, Green farm
Thurston cottage Brett Harriet. (Mrs.), Fox &; Hounds Moy Thomas Lim. roal merchants
flmith Alfred Thomas, Thedwastre pI P.H.; horses &; traps on hire Rolle William sen. laundry
'Smith Mrs. Bush cottage Bush Samuel Peter, wheelwright, Smith .Alfred Thomas, corn &; coal
Sparrow Mrs. The Cedars &; builder mer. see Smith W. &; A. &; Bacon
Waddington Spencer Beauchamp J.P. Drake Daniel, timber carrier Smith Geo. .Alfred, farmer, Manor fnn
The Lodge _ Elsey Ira, grocer &; draper Smith W. &; A. &; Bacon, corn &; coal
Goldsmith Brothers, corn &; coal mer- merchants,millers(wind) &; maltsters,
OOMMERCIAL. •
chants; &; at Bury St. Edmunds Railway station
lJacon Percy Herbert, corn &; coal Halls John, farmer Soames Harry Edward, carpenter &
mer. see Smith W. &; A. &; Bacon Hunt Robert, farmer blacksmith
Bacon Perer Herbt. farmr.Malting fro Hurrell Arthur, Victoria P.H
~HWA:rTE is a small parish and village, 5 miles south- of Ipswich, H. Cheney esq. M.A. and the Rev. Charles
west from Eye terminal station, on a branch of ·the Great Blomfield M.A. vicar of Ponsonbv, Cumb, aTe the prin-
Eastern Tailway, in the Narth Eastern division of the cipal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The
county, Hartismere hundred, petty sess-ional division and chief crops are barley, beans and wheat. The area is
naioD, Eye county court district, mral deaneTy of South 832 acres; rateable value, £715; the population in 1891
Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- was 122.
wich. The church of St. George is a small building of Sexton, David Smith.
lflint with stone dressings in the Gothic style, consisting Post Office.-Mrs. Jane A. Rush, sub-postmistress. Let-
of. c~ancel, nave, south POTC~, and.a western t.urret con- ters received from Eye by foot post at 7.50 a.m. &; 6
t.alIlmg one bell: th~ west wmdow IS a memonal to Mrs. p.m.; dispatched at 8,3° a.m. &; 6.:.5 p.m.; 8.20 a.m.
Shepherd: the pUlpIt, of carve~ oak~ dates from the 14th sundays. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
century: th~ church was repaIred ~n. 18 46 and rese~ted Mendlesham is the nearest monev order office, &; tele-
:and :restored 1Il 18 71, and affOTds go. s~ttm~s. The regIster graph office (free delivery), 4 miles distant
dates from the yea~ 17CX!· The livmg IS a rect?ry, n~t Parish Room built of flint ,in 1853
"early.value £262, mc1udmg 20 acres of gleoe, Wlth r e S l - . '. •
.41enee, in the gift of Mrs. A. E. Carpenter, and held since ChIldren attend school at Wethermgsett, Mendlesham &;
'1896 tly the Rev. GeOTge Thomas Carpenter B,A., L.Th. Stoke Ash schools
-ef the University of Durham. In the church lie the Carriers to Ipswich. J. Blomfield, from Yaxley, passes
Temains of Orlando Whistlecraft, weather prophet and through on tues. &; sat. &; retUTns the same day; George
.,oet. Edmund Baker esq. of Gipping, John Hagger esq.
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Carpenter Rev. George Thomas RA., Coy David, farmer, Hill farm
DOTling passes through on saturdays
Rush Jane (Mrs.), shopkpr. Post off
L.Th. (rec7or), Rectory Haggar John, farmer Spink Robert, farmer, Brockford hall
.l.shford AHred, insurance agent Rose F~deric, farmer, thraShing'lTriCker Edward, Buck's Head Family
Buck's Head Family &;Commercial inn machine proprietor &; highway sur- &; Commercial inn
(Edww Tricker) veyor &; overseer, Willow farm
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342 TIMWORTH. SUFFOLK• [KELLY'S
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TIMWORTH is a pa:rish, I mile south from Ingham Berens esq. and held since 1898 by the Rev. James Dean
'Station on the Bury and Thetford section of the Great Keriman Mahomed M.A. of Keble College, Oxford, wh()
Eastern railway, 3! north-by-east from Bury St. Edmunds resides at Ingham. George Arthur Paley esq. of Ampton.
and 79 from London, ':in the North Western division of Hall, is lord of the manor and owns nearly all the land.
the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional divi- The soil' is gravel and clay; . subsoil, clay. The chief
sion, Thedwastre hundred, Thingoe union, Bury St. cropS are wheat, barley, turnips and oats. The aTea is.
Edmunds county.eourt di!ftrict, rural deanery of Thingoe, 1,358 acres; assessable value, [,635; the popnlation in
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church 1891 was 186.
of St. Andrew, Tebuilt in 1868" i.s an edifice of flint and .Parish Clerk, George Parish. .
stone, in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, . Letters through Bury St. Edmnnds, which is the nearen
n~v~, south por~h an~ an embattl~ .western tower ~on- t money order office, arrive at 7.45 a.m. The neares$
talllmg 4· bells. tbere are 120. ~ltt~gS. The reglSt~r 1 telegraph office is at Ampton about I! miles distant
dates from the year 1538. The livmg IS a rectory, consoh- . . ~ .
dated with those of Ipgham and CuIford, joint net yearly Letter Box cleared at 12.10 &:; 6·45 p.m.; sun. II.20 a.m
valulil. £395, with 57 acres of glebe, in the gift of R. Benyon The children of this parish attend the school at Ingham
Davey Absol<lm, boof; &; shoe maker ~. "' Haivey William, farmer, G1'een farm r
Barvey Charles, farmer. Hall . farm .j Smith Jabez,. shopkeeper
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TOSTOCK is a parish, 2! miles east from Tburston in the gift of and held since 1887 by the Rev. Julian Goo.
station and 2! miles west from ElmsweU station, on the Tuck M.A, of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Here i~
Bury branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 miles east a Wesleyan chapel, built in 1868. The charitie&
from B~y St. Edmunds and 7! north-west from Stow- eonsisli of .th~ Tent of about 4 acres of' Jand~
market, in the North Western division of the county, and the interest on £381, invested in £22 per Cent.Consol~
liberty of Bury St. Edmunds, Thingoe and Thedwastre which amounts ara di'sttibuted in coals to the POOl'.
·petty sessional division, Thedwastre hundred, Stow union, Tostock Place, the .seat of Mrs. Brown, is a plain mansion.
Stowmarket county court d·istrict, rural deanery of Thed- surrounded bya well-wooded park of 30 acres. The repre-
wastre, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The sentatives of the late Peter Huddleston esq. are IOTds l)j·th.
church of St. Andrew is a structure of flint in various manor of Lil1tle Hall, llDd WaIter Thomas Brown eSI}.
styles, and consists of a chancel, nave, south porch and an BrentEl:eil;rh Hall, 'who is lord of the manor of New·Hail.
embattled tower containing 4- bells: in 1849 the whole of the and the prmcipal landowners. The soil is light; subsoil.
.interior was thoroughly repaired and re-seated with open gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and root8.
benches and new pulpit and reading desk prov·ided, at the 'I'he .area is 945 acres; rateable value, £1,217; the'popu-
cost of the late Rev. William Gilbert Tuck M.A. rector lation in 1891 was 298. .' .i
.x861-87, and the late George James Edward Brown esq. Parish Clerk, John Bradley.
d. 1857: in 1872 the nave, tower and porch were Post Office. Mrs. Mary Ann Orofts, sub-postmiitre8&_
thoroughly restOTed; and in 1889 the chancel was restored, Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 6 s.m.
a new roof erected, and brass candelabra. 'presented by &; 2.40 p.m.; dispatched at 10.30 a.m. &; 6.50 p.m~
the late Rev. Samuel Hubert Owen. rector of Bucknall, Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Norton i~
Staffs: the west window is stained and there are 200 the nearest money order office' & Woolpit the nearen
sittings: in the churchyard is a gravestone to Thomas telegraph office, 2 miles distant .' •
Chapman, who is 'Stated to have died at the age of Ill, and ParpchialJ. School (mixed), built in 1874 on a site given by,
Elizabeth his wife. who died aged 95, in 1753. The register the rector, for 60 children; average attendance, 50;
dates from the year 1675.' 'I'he living is a rectory, net . Mrs. Finbow, mist-ress .
yearly value [,195, with resi.dence and IS acres of glebe, Carrier to Bury.-Edward Everitt,' wed. &; sat
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Brown Mrs. Tostock Place, Crofts MaryAnn(MI\s.),baker & post off RoUe Fredk. In. farmer. nector,}( fam.
Cocksedge Ernest, Tostock house Diaper Felgate, groter & draper, Rosier David, tailor" t'{ t •• l!"~.
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Terry Rev. Charles M.A. Old hall Everitt Edward. c*,rier ~ .sho'plu~eper Snelling Chas. bootma. &; rate 'coUect-r
Tuck Rev. Julian George M.A.(rector), Nunn John, The G*denefS' ArPls P.H Terry Ernest. farmer, Bridge .1apn,.
Rectory Pollard John, buildtr " . .

TRIMLEY ST. MARY Qnd ITRIMLEY ST. MARTIN'.

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These are adjoining pari'she's on' the navIgable Or~ell,' naVigator, and now occupied as a farm house. Capt. E.
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with a ,station about 2 miles north-west from Felixstowe. op G. Pretyman M.P. of OrweIl Park. is lord of 'both ~,anor&
the Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern railway, 9 and principal landowner. The soil is- o~ a good mixed
miles south from Woodbridge and 8 south-east from nature; subsoil, loam, crag and sand. The chief crops are
Ipswich, in the Sonth Eastern division of the county,' wheat, barley and roots, The area of Trimley St. Mary is
hundred of O>lneis, Woodbridge pe,tty sessional division,' 1,534 acres of land, 71 of tidal water and 153 of foreshore.
union and county 'Court district, rural deanery of Oolneis, rateable value, [,3,4°6; of TrimIey St. Martin, 2,56~
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The two acre~ 'of land, 124 of tidal water and 100 of foreshore;
churches a:re both rubble buildings, and the churcliyards rateable value, £3,465; and the population in . 1891 of
adjoin. The church of St. Mary is a bmlding in the Early Trimley St. Mary was 465, and of Trimley St. Martin 631.
English style, conS'isting of chancel~ nave, south porch, and STRATTON HAu.. FARM f I t h'al .
... tOwer, now :ruinous, but retaining a very good doorway . . . . ' ormer.y ex ra-paroc. 1 .' 18-
with three-light windows above, divided by B band of now a'parIsh 1Il the umon of Woodbndge. ~he prmClpa)
quatrefoils with shieldi, in one of w.hich are the arms of landowners are Capt. Pretyman M.P. who .IS l.ord. of the.
'fhomas de BrQtherton, who i's,supposed to have built the manor, and the tr,?-stees of the late BenJaml~ As};lwell
church iIi the time of Edward I.: there is a memorial Posford. The area )S S0S .&Cres of land, 63 of tidal ·water
window to Edwin Julian esq, who died on his passage to a,nd 94 of for~hore; ~ateable value, £5~; the poppla-r
America in April, 185 I : the church was repaired and in t;lOn m 189 1 was 16.
part re-seated about 1855 .by' the Rev. the Hon. John Parish Olerk. St. Mary, Elijah Mutimer; St. Martin....:
Horatio Nelson M.A. rect<lr here 1853-7, and affords 280 Henry Gray.
~it.ting~. The register dates from the :rear. 1654.. The Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; In'snrance Office.-
livmg IS a rectory, ~et yea~ly valu? £280, mcludmg 5 William Brame, sub-postmaster. (Sub-Office. Letten'
acres of glebe and. resl~ence, m the gIft of the Lord Chan- shQuld have S.O. added to them.) Delivery commences
cellOT, and held smC8 18 97 by the ~ev. R:obert Hoffman at 7 ~ 10.30 a.m: & 4.3 0 p.m.; dispatched at 8.20 p.m.
F!Joulconer. The church of St. Martm conSIsts of ehancel, Walton is the nearest teleQ'Taph office 2 miles distant
nave, north transept, and an embattled western tower 0 .,'

containing one bell: the church was ~xtensively repaired Wall Letter Box near St. Martin s rectory cleaTed Bot
in 1850, and restored in 1898,- when both the chancel and 8·35 p.m
nave were new roofed: the church affords 160 sittings. A School Board of 5 members was formed 10 April. 1874,.
The register dates from the yeal" 1538. The living is a now increased to 9. for the united district of Trimley St.
rectory, net yearly value [,320, in the gift of Capt. E. G. Martin & St. Mary, Falkenham & Kirton; clerk to th~
l'retyman M.P. and held since 1896 bv the Rev. Samuel board, S. Dixon, Museum street, Ipswich; attendanc~
John Sherbrooke Banks 1\I.A. of Clare College, Cambridge. officer, Spencer Dixon, TrimIey St. Mary
H 6re' bisl ab Primtiti~ MTret.hod ist StchaMPeI. aTmhere t~rge Unit~d District Board Schools, built in 1875, at a cOst of
c.h ar~ t a e eques s lD Imley . ary o~ m r6 f b' . l&; 0 ' ft.
to £23 yearly, which sum is distribUlted among the poor ;t:" 25, or 103 0Y"" 103 gu s . 13 lD an s, . 8v.el'ag~
of tl;Ie parish at Christmas. In Trimley St. Martin there 8ttend~ce,(:p boys, ~o gIr~s &; 90 lDf~nts; J.ohn ~trU1g~,.
is an endowment of [,10 yearly, arising from 4! acres of ml;'s~er, ~ISS ~arI~ Mltchell, mIstress, Miss AiJiCIl'
land. In St. Martin's parish is Grimston Hall, in the Willl8DlS, mfants mIstress "
time of EEzaheth the seat of Thomas Cavendish, the Railway Station, Herbert Charles Simmons,station master
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TRIMLEY ST. M.A.RTL~. Knights David, shopkeeper Brunning· James Goddard, Three
Banks Rev. Samuel John Sherbrooke Lankester David, farmer Mariners P.R
M.A. Rectory Last David, market gardener Copping Arthur, blacksmith
Jacomb George Last In. Arth. farmer, Grimston hall Cotton Robert, Hand in Hand P.R
Keith James < Lummis Hy. shopkeeper &; hurdle ma :1"a.yer Julia(Miss),fa,rmr.GTeatSt.trm
'Yard George John, Deben house Read Herbt. Wm. farmer, Morston hall Finch &; Moyes, blacksmiths
OOMMERCIA.L. . Girling Isaae Francis, grocer &; draper
Alexander William, shopkeeper TRIMLEY ST. 1lt1ARY. Howard William, carpenter
Brame Wm. grocer &; draper, Post off Dains Miss, Trimley house Kerry William, coach builder
Chinery Walter, shopkeeper Faulconer Rev. Robert' Hoffman,Retry Noble George, boot maker
Collins James, sack maker Smith Henry, The. Limes. Smith Clement, farmer, Searsons fnn
Dawson Spencer, farmer, Stratton hall COMMERCIAL. Thurman Ann Maria (Mrs.), farmer
Fairhead Charles, jun. carpenter AlIen WaIter K. farmer' Ward George John, grocer, draper &;
Gorham George (Mrs.), farmer. . Bartlett George Henry Gilbert, reliev- clothier, boot &; shoe, ironmongery
Gonld Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper ing officer, Colnies district &; vaccina- &; acoountant books &; stationery
Gould William, 0shopkeeper .' tion officer ~ registr~r 00f births & warehouse, Deben stores .
Hawes John, mIller (steam &; wind) deaths, Colmes 8ub-dIstnct, Wood- Woolner William, carriage builder
King Robert, farmer bridge union t 0
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TROSTON is a parish and village, 4 miles west from andent poppy head pews: the tracery of the windows- iD
Ingham station on the Bury and! Thetford section of the the nave is filled with ancient stained glass: there are 220
Great Eastern railway, 3 north-west from Ixworth and 7 sittings. 'rhe register dates from the year 1558. Th,
north-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western living is a rectory, average tithe rent-charge £229; net,
division of the county, Blackbourn hundred and! petty ses· yearly value £240, with 31 acres of glebe and residenceJ in ;
sional division, Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds county the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1891 by th~
court district, rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry Rev. Donald Humphrey Creaton M.A. of the Univel"sity of
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is Oxforlli. There is a Wesleyan chapel here. Troston Hall,
an ancient building of stone in the Early English and the. pr.operty of Robert Emlyn Lofft esqo J.P. whQ i.
Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, embattled lord of ~he mano!' and principal landowner, is an ancient.
south porch, and an embattled western tower containing 6 gabled mansion of brick, with extensive pleasure grounds ;.
bells: the nave and chancel are diyided. by a handsome an9. .now.in tJhe occupation of Mrs. Cla,rkson. On the hooth
carved oak. screen, partially restored by the Rev. Herbert ar6 five. harrow'S. The soil is mixed, principally light;
Coke Fowler, rector 1886-91: . the panels are being filled subsoil, chalk and gravel. The chief crops are wheat;
with paintings representing the saints: there are three bar~ey, .Q8.ts and turnips. The area is 1,714 aeres; rat&T
curious mural paintings, representing St. George and the ah~e 'value, £1,333; the population in 1891 wa.s 268.
Dragon, St. Christopher, and the Martyrdom of King. Post Officeo-Mrs. Rebecca Reeve, sub-postmistress.
Edmund, but now in a very dilapidated condition: in the Letters through Bury St. Edmunds by messenger from
south wall of the sacrarium is a double piscina, and in the Ixworth, arrive at 7 045 a.m. & 4.35 p.m.; dispatched
south wall of the nave is a leper window: the doorways to f a5 -5.40' a.m. k 5.35 p.m. on week days & on sundays at
the rood! loft are well preserved, but the steps have dis- 9.45' a.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
appeared: the pulpit and reading desk are of oak,. the The ·tJlearest money order &; telegraph office i8 at
latter being of very beautiful carved Italian work: the Ixworth, 3 miles distant
church was thoroughly restored in 1869 at the sole cost of Village ChUTch School, built in 1877> for 80 children;
H. E. Loft't esq. who also carved the oak benches with . av~acge attendance, 30; Mrs. Annie Teasdale, mistress
,,,hich the church is partly seated, the remainder being Carrier 'to Bury.-Robert Steward, wed. & sat .
Clarkson Mrs. Troston hall Carnian David, farmer, 'Troston Heath Newdick Charles, <farmer
Creaton Rev. Donald Humphrey M.A. farm ., . Reeve Rebecca (Mrs.), grocer &; Post
Rectory Catton John, wheelwright . office
Lofft Robert Emlyn J.P. Troston <oot Catton <Arthur ,William, Bull P.H; & Sayer James Davey, farmer; &; at Bury
Rew Mrs. Tha Cottage builder,' . t &; Hengrave
Sugden Charles, The Lodge . Grimwood George, farmer Steward Robt. general dlr. &; carrier. (
. COMMERCIA.L. Hunt .A.lfred, blacksmith Ward Albert, farmer
Blizzard John, shoe maker Meadow/! William, shoe'maker
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TUDDENHA:M: ST. MARTIN (pear Ipswich) is 8 church, in lieu of which £100 were received and vested in
)Jarish and village. I~ miles north-east from Westerfield the.pur.chase of 8 yearly rent-charge of £5, out of 19 acreo
:;tation, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of th~ Great of.l:;l.Dd.in the parish of Grundisburgh, and William Minter,l
Eastern railway, and 3 north-east from Ipswich, in the in 1738, left the residue of the rent of the said land, now
South Eastern division of the county, Carlford hundred, let fur about £13 yearly, to be distributed among the pOOl'
Woodbridge petty session~ division and union, Ipswich for pothing, less £5 for repairs to the church. The late
county court district, rural deanery of Carlford. arch- .Samuel. Harwood esq. gave £150, which is invested in
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese ot Norwich. The church Great Eastern Debentures. Tuddenham Hall, the resi-
of St. Martin is .an ancient edifice in the Norman style, dence of Henry Fairfax Harwood esq. J.P. is a Jacobeall'
consisting of chancel, nave, aisle, south porch and an em.- building very pleasantly situated! about a quarter of a mile
battled western tower containing a clock a~d 5 bells:· the narth ,of Tuddenham church. The Rev. Michael Turner
arch over the north door is a tine specimen of Norman M~.A.. of.Cotton rectory, who is lord of the manor, H. F.
work: in the chancel is a memorial window to Edward Harwood esq. Robert La.cey Everett esq. J.P. of Rush.-'
Thorold Paton, aged 15 years, eldest son of the .Rev. mer~ St. Andrew, Capt. Mileson Edgar, of Whitton, and.
A1~xander Paton M.A. vicar 1846-75: he was midshipman the'trUstees of the lat~ Michael Upson are chief land-,
on board the" Anwick Castle," East. Indiaman, and fell owiiet's.The soil is of a mixed nature, inclined to be
{rom the mast on the first voyage out, in 8 heavy gale of' heavy'; subsoil. loamy. The chief crops are wheat,' barley
wind, at midnight, off'the Cape o~ Good Hope, July.ath, 811d' peaS. The area is 1,239 acres; -rateable value,
1860: there is also a< memorial window to Miss Thorold, £I,'dfJ7; .the population in 1891 wag. 374. •
sis~er of the late Rt. ~ev..A. W. T~orold p.D. Bishop of Post Office.-Frederick Leggett, sub-postmaster. Letters
Wmchester 18 91-5, which IS filled WIt~ s~amed glass ~. the . arrive from Ipswich at 5 a..m. &; 3.30 p.m. '; dispatched
church has been rese&t~d and has 200 ~I~tmg.s. The !egIster . B.t j[.30 &; 7.45 p.m.; sunday 12 noon. Postal <>rdeui
dates from the year :r.664· The livmg IS a V1~arage, : ."re issued here, but not paid. The nearest money orde1"
~et yearly value' £79, WIth 3 acres of glebe and :t:esIdence, o.ftiGe is at Grundisburgh & the nearest telegraph office:
III the gIft of Mrs. E. M. Banham, and held smce 18 94 is at Little Bealings, 3 miles distant
by the Rev. Henry French Banham MoA., M.D. of St. .
John's College, Cambridge. The rectorial tithes have A School Boa~ of 5 ~e~bers was formed 2 January, ~874,
been commuted to £220; Lady Reane, of Cappoquin . ·fo'1" ·the Umtedl DIstrIct of. Tudd~nham St. Martm &
House, co. Waterford, being impropriator. There is a Gnlpho; Henry Skeet, IpSWIch, clerk to the board
small Congregational chapel in the village. A Village 'B6llTd (formerly National) School, erected in 1867 on a
Club and Reading Room was established here in 1889, .' quarter' of an acre of glebe, and built almost ~ntirely,
but is at present (1900) in abeyance. In 167!;! 'at t4e expense of the Rev. A. Paton, for 100 chIldren;
George Knapp left £5 yearly for the repair of the average attendance, 68; Miss Emeline Riggins, mist
Banham Rev. Henry French M.A.,M.D. Millbank Mrs. St. Martin's lodge Crooks John Robert. blacksmith'
(viC1l.r), Vi.cara-ge COMMERCIAL. Driver Shadrach, farm bailiff to J.'
Gooding James Astling Henry, Fountain P.H Haggar esq
Harwood Henry Fairfax J.P. Tudden- Baker Frank Hobert, manager for E-. Fiske Charles, farmer
. ham hall . Brock's Brick &; Tile worki Garrod William, farmer, Hill farm
 TUD&Elfa.Utl ST. MARTIN. SUFFJLK. [ KELLY'S
Gooding Wm. Hy. farmer, Manor frm Oxborrow John, manager of Mr. Thos. I Tuddenham Cottagers' Flower Show
Hammond WaIter, shoe maker Mortimer's mill (John Robert Crooks, sec)
Hammond William, shopkeeper Shimmen Bassett, farm bailiff to Henry Webb Henry, grocer
Marjoram Percy, maltster to Mr. Fairfax-Harwood esq. Hall farm Wright Harry, farmer
Thomas Mortimer
TUDDENHAM ST. MARY is a parish and village, nef; yeady value "£270, with 17 acres of glebe and resi-
ploosantly situated on gently rising ground, 3 mile& south- dence, in the gift of the Marquess of Bristol; the Rev.
east from Mildenihall terminal station, and 3i north John Hubbard, (}f Ayerst Hall, Oambridge, has been
from Higham station on the Cambridge, Newmarket and curate in charge since 1899. There is a Baptist
:Bury St. Edmunds branch of the Great Eastern railway, chapel here. There is one charity of about £6
and 9 north-west from Bury, in the North Western divi- yearly value. The Marquess of Bristol is lord of
sion of the county, Lackford hundred and petty sessional the manor and principal landowner. The soil is light and
division, Mildenhall union and county court district, rural sandy; subsoil, gravel and sand. The chief crops &re
deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of Sudbury and dio- wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 2,644 acres; rate·
cese of Ely. The stream which formerly drove the mill able value, £1,852; the population in 1891 was 329.
here was made navigable in 1895, and placed in connection Parish Clerk, Ambrose Mas(}n.
with the undertaking of the Lark Navigation Company by Post Office.-Frederick Manning, sub-postmaster. Let·
the Marquess of Bristol, and in 1897 it was opened to ters from Mildenhall S.O. arrive at 7 a.m. &; 4 p.m.;
barges carrying stone from the estate. The church of St. dispatched at 6. D5 p.m. week days; sundays, dispatched
Mary is an ancient building of stone and rubble, in the at IO.50 p.m. POIStal ordel1s are iSBued here, but not
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south 8ia~e, paid. Mildenhall is the nearest money order office &;
south porch and an embattled western tower containing 5 Herringswell is the nearest; telegraph office, 2 miles
bells: it was thoroughly restored, new roofed.' and re- distant
seated in 1876 at a cost of £2,500: the chancel retains a The Free- School was founded by John Cockerton, who
piscina and there is also one in the aisle: in the nave are endowed it, in 1723, with 100 acres of land &; an at·
etones .inscribed to Thomas Shelley, dated 168o; and his tached dwelling-house for the use of the schoolmaster:
wife, 1695; Henry Goldwell, one of the burgesses of Bury the schoolhouse &; master's house were rebuilt in 1846:
St. Edmunds, 1693; his wife, 1712; and: to James Davies, the former will hold 60 children; average attendance,
:1:719: there are 250 sittings, of which 200 are free. The 47; Frederick James Vanhagan, master; Mrs. Laura
,"e2ister dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, Vanhagan~ mistress ..
lIubbard Rev. John (curate in charge), Brand Frederick, White Hart P.H Lomas Alfred M.p.A.a. estate agent,
Nether hall Grimwood Peter, coal dealer Mill house
Haggart Mrs Howard Hobert (Mrs.), shopkeeper Pepper Herbert, head gamekeeper to
Kendall Alfred, wheelwright &; heer ret the Marquess of Bristol, Old Hall frm
COMMERCIAL. Kendall Harry, blacksmith Spooner William, grocer &; draper
!larkham Daniel Aaron, shoe maker Kidby Charles, baker Wright Robert John, Anchor P.H
TUNS TALL with DUNNINGWORTH is a clay and sand; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
iparish 3 miles east from Wickham Market station on the are wheat, barley and beans. The area is 2,871 acres;
Ipswich and Yarmouth sections of the Great Eastern rateable value, £2,613; the population in 1891 was 638.
railwa.y, 8 north-east from Woodbridge, 5 nor~h.west from Dunningworth is a hamlet extending to the river Alde at
oOrford an~ ~ .south-west from Aldborough, m th~ South Snape Bridge; it was formerly a sepo.rate parish, but the
Eastern diVISIon .of the county! Plom.e~~te umon and church went to decay in the 16th century, and the living,
hundre~, ",:"oodbndge petty sessIOnal dIVISIOn and county a rectory, was therealter annexed t«> Tunstall; in the
,c,ourt dIstrIct, .rural deanery ~f Orford, archdeaconry of south-east part of the parish is the site of a Roman en.
S~ffolk ~d dJi?c~se of No~ch. The ch~rch of St. campment, where numerous Roman coins, urns and other
Michael IS a buildmg of stone m the PerpendIcular style, remains have been found.
<lonsisting of chan.cel, ~ave, south po~c~ and an embattled Parish Clerk J ames Daniels.
western tower WIth pmnacles contammg a clock and' 6 ' ,
bells: the chancel has a piscina, and on the floor is a large Post, M. C? &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Dehve~y, S. B.
m.emorial slab to Elizabeth, Countess of Rochford, d. 23 &; Annwty &; Insurance. Office. Ch~rles Whlte, sub-
June, 1746: on the floor of the nave aisle is a brass to John postmaster. L.etters arrIve from Wlckham Market at
Haughfen, d. 29 Sept. 1618: in the porch is a mutilated 5. IO a.m.; delivery commences at 6 a.m.; also 1.15
stoup. The register dates from the year 1539. The li.,.ing to callers only; dispatched at tr'45 a.m. &; 7·45
is a rectory, with that of Dunningworth annexed, joint p.m.; -sundays, 7.45 p.m. Wall Letter Boxes, Snape
net income £372, with 48 acres of glebe and residence, in Bridge, cleared at 6.15 p.m. &; on sundays at 11.15 a.m.
the gift of and held since 1862 by the Rev. Fredk. Lawson &; Common cleared at 11.30 a.m. &; 7.30 p.m
Hayward LL.B. of Corpus Christi college, Camoridge. Police Station. Charles Green, constable
The Particular Baptist chapel at Tunstall Common, built School (mixed), erected in 1872, the cost defrayed by rate
in 1805, has since been enlarged, and now has 550 sittings. &; voluntary contributions, for 140 children; average
Here are clay and sand pits. At Sna.pe Bridge in this attendance, HO; John Alfred Tydeman, master; 1'8.
po.:rish are the extensive maltings and wharves of Messrs. Louise J. Tydeman, infants' mistress
Newson Garrett and: Son Limited. The Earl of Guilford G. E. Railway Goods Station, Snape Bridge, W. S.
is lord of the manor, and the principal landowners are Lord Everett, station master
Rendlesham, the HQn. William Lowther, Qf Ashe High Carrier. Charles Poole, to Woodbridge, on mono &; thura.
House, Campsea Ashe, and the rectt>r. The soil is loam, &; sat. &; to Ipswich, every sat. returning same day
Banks Thomas, Vanessa villa Fairhead AlIen, builder &; contractor McArthur William, head gamekeeper
Garrett Geo. Herbt., J.P. Snape Brdg Foro William. miller (wind), Common to the Hon. William Lowther J.P
Glasgow Rev. William (Baptist) Ga.rrett NeWllon &; Son Limited, Nickel!t Arthur Oharles, saddler &i
Hayward Rev.' Frederick Lawson maltstera (George H. Garrett, harness maker
LL.B. Rectory mngr.), Snape Bridge,Dunningworth Nicolson James, gamekeeper
Tindall Charles, Stanford house Garroo Charles, rabbit catcher, Tun- Osborne James, mariner
stall common. Pratt Mark, gamekeeper
COMMERCIAL. Goddard John, farmer, Brown's farm Pulham Harlin, wheelwright
Baker Harrie' (Mrs.),draper &; grocer Gooch Samuel, Plough &; Sail P.H RQck John, farmer,Dunningworth haIt.
Baker William Charles, builder &; veterinary surgeon, Snape Bridge, Sawyer Edgar Charles, farmer, Shep-
Brightwell George, cooper &i shopkpr Dunningworth pard's farm .
Castell Jonathan Salter, insur. agent Goudy George, farmer, Church farm Sawyer Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer
Cobbold Eustace Aubrey, farmer Hammond Hamet (Mrs.), tailor' Sawyer William Francis, blacksmith
Geaters farm &; Walk farm Hu,l'dwick Bartholomew,Green ManP.H Taylor William, naturalist
Daniels James, boot &; shoe maker, &; Hewitt Edward, es-tate carpenter to White Charles, grocer, draper, corn
rate collector, assistant overseer &; the Hon. WilIiam Lowther J.P chandler &; malt &; hop merchant &;
clerk to the Parish Council Ling Wm. farmer &; grocer,Street frm Post office
Easter Robert Thomas, sec. to New- Levert Herbert, farmer Woolnough John, bricklayer
son Garrett &; Son Limited Moulton Robert, farmer,Plunkets frm'
UBBESTON is a parish and· village, 6 miles s8uth- county court district, rural deanery of South Dnnwich,
west from Halesworth station on the Ipswich and Yar- a.rchdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The
mouth and Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern railway, church of St. Peter is a buildin~ of Hint, in the Gothic
in the North Eastern divisioIll of the county. Blytbingo style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an
hnndred, petty sessional division and Ulo.ion, Halesworth embattled western tower of brick containing ~ bel:s: the
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interior was restoored and re-seated in 1865, and further some land in pasture. The area is 1,212 aeres; rate-
restorations of the exterior and the windows were made able value, £914; the population in 1891 was 165. By
in 1878 at a cost of '£253, and again in 1892 at a cost 01 a Local Government Board Order which came into
£100: there are 150 sittings. The register dates from operation March 25th, 1S840 a small detached part of
Lhe year I555. The living is a discharged vicarage, this parish was amalgamated with Cratfield.
net yearly value '£1(}6, with 7 acres of glebe and resi- Parish Clerk, William Wright.
dence, in the gift of Simeon's trustees, and held since
z876 by the Rev. Edwin Arthur Watkins. There is a Letters through Saxmundham arrive at 8 a.m. Peasen-
charity, of about .£3 yearly value. Lord Huntingfield hall is the near~st money order &; telegraph office, 3
is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil is miles distant. Letter Box cleared at 5· 15 p.II\
chiefly of a heavy description, with a subsoil of clay. The children of this place attend the school in the adjoin-
The cliief crops are wheat, barley, heans, turnips, with ing parish of Heveningham '
Watkins Rev. Edwin Arthur, Vicarage Knell Albert, farmer, The Grove Simp90n Harriett (Mrs.), beer retailer
COMMERCIAL. Newman John, shopkeeper Spaul Dinah (Mrs.) farmer
Oole Henry In. miller (wind &; steam) Nurse Laura Louisa (Mrs.), farmer, Whiting Alfred, farmer
Easy Benjamin, cowkeeper Lodge farm Williams David, farmer, Ubbeston hall
Freeman Henry, farmer, Church farm Parke James Coleman, farmer Wright Frederick,. wheelwright
Freeman John Smith, fnur.The Green Read Charles, farmer, Valley' fann
UFFORD is a parish and village on the river Deben, the poor. Ufford Place is the seat of Edward Brooke
Qver which there is a bridge of one arch, leading to Hol- esq. J.P.; the library contains upwards of 30,000
lesley, and between Woodbridge and Wickham Market, volumes; here is kept 1Ii full-sized manual fire engine,
I! miles north from Melton station on the Ipswich and with 880 feet of hose. Red House is the resiaence
Lowestoft section of the Great Eastero railway and 3 of Mrs. Rowley. Col. Howard Whitbread C.B., D.L.,
north-east from Woodbridge, in the South Eastern di- J.P. of Loudham Park, who is lord of the manoor, Edward
vision of the county, Wilford hundtred, Woodbridge petty Brooke esq. and Mills' trustees are the principal land-
sessiooal division~ union and county court district, rural owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, sand and clay.
deanery of Wilford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese The chief crops are wheat, 'barley, peas and beans. The
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a area is 1,150 acres; rateable value, £2,461; the popu-
handsome Gothic structure of flint and stone, with lation in 1891 was 532.
carved stone dressings, consisting of chancel, nave, south Parish Clerk, the Rev. Richard Milner Copeland B.A.
aisle, south. porch and aIli embattled western tower with Post Office.-Arthur Samuel Barrell, sub-postmaster.
pinnacles containing a clock and 8 bells: there are re- Letters through Woodbridge 6.30 a.m. &; 1.30 p.m. ;
mains of Norman work in the porch, and both chll/ll'Cel dispatched at I I a.m. &; 7.5 p.m.; sundays, arrive at
and nave have fini:l roofs with figures 'of angels: there 7 a.m.; dispatched 9.30 a.m. Postal orders are
are some old carved bench ends: the font cover dates issued here, buj. not paid. The nearest money order
from the 13th century, and is magnificently carved, &; telegraph office is at Melton, 2 miles distant
paiilltedlllnd gilt: there are 300 sittings. The register A School Board of 5 members was formed 8 April, 1872;
dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net Horace Edward Kell, Woodbridge, clerk &;attendance >

yearly value £250, with 37 acres of glebe and residence, officer to the board
in the gift of Edward Brooke esq. and held since 1895 Board School (mixed), built in 1873, at a cost of £800,
by the Rev. Her'bert Williams M.A. of Downing College, for 95 children; average attendance, 76; Robt.Bentlev,
Cambridge. There are several charitie81 for the relief of master •.
Black Rev. William Faussett D.D. Barrell Arthur Samuel, shopkeeper, Marjoram William, farm bailiff to the
The Red house Post office exors. of Mr. William B. Barrett
Bradford Misses, The Vale farm Bloomfield Robert, farmer Mayhew Henry (Mrs.), farmer
Brooke Edward J.P. Ufford Place Booth Edward, blacksmith Nichols Simon, shopkeeper
Copeland Rev. Richard Milner B.A. Bnxton James, farmer Noy William, shopkeeper
(curate), The Hermitage Cooper Jam-es, farmer .' Noy Zebadiah William, bricklayer
Rowley Mrs. Red house Downing Frederic, farmer Peck Samuel, farmer
Williams Rev. Herbert M.A. Rectory Fisher John, 'Wheelwright Sayer James A. Crown P.H
Wicke Miss Fulcher Isaac,frm.bailiff to Mrs..Alston Smyth F~ederick, market gardener
Garrett William, shoe maker Ward Alfred, Lion hotel &; builder
COMMERCIAL. Gilbert Charles, bricklayer Ward William,estate agent to Edward
Acfield Alfred, miller (water) Goldsmith Samuel, market gardener Brooke esq. J.P
Barnard Robert, shoe maker Leech Robert, shopkeepel"
UGGESHALL is a village and parish about 4 miles Arthur Ashton M.A. Queen's Colle.ge, Oxford, diocesan
south-east from Brampton station OIli the Ipswich and inspector of schools for the deanery of North Dunwich.
Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern railway, 4 north- A piece of land allotted for the poor in compensation for
west from Southwold lIInd 5i east-north-east from Hales- right of common, produces a yearly rent of £4 and this
worth, in the Northern division of the county, Blythinrg sum, together with the r6Ilt of the town house now
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Halesworth (1900) let at £4 10S ·80 year, i81 distributed in coals.
county court dis-trict, rural deanery of North Dunwich, The Earl of Stradbroke is lord of the manor and owner
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The of nearly all the land. The soil is mixed; subsoil; sand
church of St. Mary is an ancient fabric, principally of and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas,
flint, in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, beans and turnips. The a!"ea is 1,491 acres of land and
nave,· with thatched roof, a porch on the south side, a 3- of water; rateable value. '£1,533; the population in
dil8ipidated western tower and one bell: the organ, pre- 1891 was 235.
sented to the church in 1873, was enlarged and improved Sexton, William Ellis.
i'lll 1890, and there is a handsome octagonal font, Il"e- Post Office.--Mrs. Mayes, sub-postmistress. Letters
stored by the late rector in 1856, the cover oll which is from Wangford R.S.O. arrive at 5.20 a.m. ; dispatched
surmounted by a "pelican in her piety": thi:l communion at 8 p.m.; on sundays at 6.40 p.m. Postal orders
plate includes 8 paten, chalice dated 1568 and all' alms are issued here, but not paid. Wangford is the nearest
dish: the church affords 135 sittings. The register dates money order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant.
from the yeM 1558. The living is a rectory, consoli- Ohurch Wall Letter Box cleared at 8 p.m'
dated with that of Sotherton, joint net yearly value National School (boys &; girls), erected in 1844, with
£444, with residence and 55 acres of glebe, in the gift of residence for the mistress, for 75 children; average
the Earl of Stradbroke, and held since 1886 by the Rev. attendance, 66; Mrs. B. Baxter, mistress
Ashton Rev. .hthur M.A. (rector &; B\ldwell Charles, wheelwright Etheridge George, farmer
'diocesan inspector of schools) Bloomfield Daniel, miller (wind) Gardiner Charles, hurdle maker
COMMERCIAL. Brydges William, farmer Gilbert Samuel, farmer
Baker Hy. boor retlr. &; blacksmith Cole Charles, farmer Gowing &; Smith, farmers
Baxter Edward, tlhopkeeeper Cunningham. Horace, frmr.Church frm Saunders Benjamin, farmer
lJayley Robert, grocer Etheridge Charles, farmer Wright Ann Elizh. (Mi99), Buck inn
WALBERSWICK is a parish and village, separated worth county courl district, rural deanery of South
from Southwold by the river Blyth, with a station on the Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich:
Halesworth and Southwold line of railway, I mile south it i8 an ancient place and was once a town carrying on
from Southwold and 8 south-east from Halesworth, in an extensive fishing trade. The church of St. Andrew,
the. North Eastern division of the county, hundred, erected about the end of the. 15th century, is a building
petty sessional division and union of Blything, Hales- of flint with stone dressjngil, in the Perpendicular style.
 346 WALBERSWICK. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
and consists of a porti<m of the south aisle o~ the former owner. The soil is light, with a considerable quantity
church, a south porch and a westero embattled tower of heath land and marsh; subsoil, sand. The chief
go feet high with pinnacles and containing one bell: the crops are wheat, barley and I'Q()ts. rrhe area is 1,980
rnierWlr of the tower has been thoroughly restored at a acres of land, 5 of water, 22 of tidal water and 41 of
cost of about £800: there are 200 sittings. The register foreshore; rateable value, £1,771; the population in
dates from the year 1656. The living is a vicarage, net 1891 was 270.
yearly value £S8, induding 16 acres of glebe, with Parish Clerk, Henry Cleveland.
residence, in the gift of Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten
Blois bart. and held since 1896 by the Rev. Arthur Post, M. O. 0.; T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel
William Woodruff M.A. of Trinity College, Oxford, who is Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Mrs.
also vicar of Blythburgh. There are Primitive Metho- Jessie Ferguson, sub-postmistress. Letters through
dist and Congregational chapels. 'l'he Townlands charity Southwold &.S.O. delivered at 7.15 a.m. &; 6.10 p.m.
consists of 2831 acres of land, yielding from £150 to (for callers); oSundays llt 7.30 ft.m.; dispatclled at
£200 annually, which sum is divided between 36 8.55 a.m. &; 6.45 p.m.; sundays at 8.55 a.m
families. Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Blois bart. of National School (mixed), for 150 children;, average a'-
Cockfield Hall, is lord. of the manor and principal land- tendance, 48; Miss Goulding, mistres's
. ,.
Benham John H. S Cross Benjamin,ferryman (river BIyth Goddard Fanny (Mrs.), farmer
Hamilton Charles Edward . , Ferry Co) Kerridge Robert, apartments
Mallett Charles Frands Ourdy Sarah (Mrs.), laundress King George, shopkeeper
Pearce William C Debney H. J. &; Sons', grocers &; drprs Lines Geo.Anchor inn, &; pork butcher
Randall Arthur iD English Geo.boat owner &; apartments Lowe Mary (Mrs.), apartments
Woodruff Rev. Arthu1" Wm. M.A. English Robert, boat owner Smith & Girling, millers (wind)
COMMERCIAL. English William D. boat owner &; Thompson Sarah (Mrs.), apartments
Atkins Emma (Miss), apartments apartments Todd Sarah (Mrs.), laundress
Bloomfield Charles, farmer Fincham George, market gardener &; West Samuel, shoe maker '
Buckenham Charles, baker apartments Wigg Edward, farmer, Manor &; Eas~
Cady Lewis, highway surveyor Gayler Thomas, Bell P.B wood Lodge farms

GREAT WALDINGFIELD is a parish about 3! and late Fellow of that College. Babergh Hall, now
miles north-east from Sudbury station OB the Bury and occupied by George Whittle esq. is ollI fine mansion of
Colchester line of the Great. Easwrn railway, in the brick near tha Waldingfield and Melford road, sur-
Southern division of the county, Babergh hundred, Mel- rounded by a. park of 26 acres. iJohn Kirby Rodwell
ford petty sessional division, Sudbury .union nnd county esq. of Bury St. Edmunds and Thomas P. Hitchcock
court district, rural deanery of Lavenham, archdesconry esq. of Lavenham, who are lords of the manors and :l\Irs.
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. 'l.'he church £if St. Braithwaite, Winter's trustees and Mr Stephen Carlton
r

Lawrence is a structure of rubble in the D~corated and &re chief landowners. The oSoil is heavy and mixed
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, restored in land; subsoil, gravel. The "Chief crops are wheat~
the Decorated style, nave with clerestory, aisles, north, barley, oats, beans and turnips. The 6rea is 2,252
and south porches, and an embattled western k'wel'" acres; aS6essable value, £1,636; the population in 1891
containing a clock and 6 bells: some of the windows are was 557·
IStained, and include memorials to members of the Baily I Parish Clerk, William Steed.
and Braithwaite fami~ies and to! Mr. .Abraham J. Baaon, Post Oflice.,-Walter Gooday, SUb-postmaster. Letters
oh~hwarden; there lS alw one formed of fra~ents of old from Sudbury arrive at 8 & 1 I a.m.; dispat.ched a~
pamted glass: the walls .are. panelled WIth. Roman • II 'a.m. &; 5.3 0 p.m. Postal orders are issued herev
marbles, collected from the rwns .of temples lD Rome . but not paid.. Sudbury' is the' nearest money order &;
1867-9: the chancel was restored m 1869, and church telegraph office 4' miles distant 'i
reseated, floored and roofed in 1876 I and in 1887 t h e ' ,
vestry was rebuilt: there are 3 10 flit-tings. The regis~r Wall Letter-Box, Sudbury road, cleared ab 10.30" a.m.
dates from the year 1550. The living is '3 rectory, net &; 5,45 p.m. ,"" 1 '. .
yearly value £420, including '.!5 acres of glebe, end National School (mixed), erected in 1842 &; enlarged for
residence, in the gift of Clare Oollege, Cambridge, and . 138 children;' average attendl1nce, 1°3; Miss Agnes
held since 1889 by the Rev. Oharles Albert Stokes M.A. , Alberta Barber, mistress
I . ,
Hills Miss, Church Hill house I ICarlton John S. farmer, White hall . Poole Charles, assistant overseer . "J
Stokes Rev.Oharles Albert M.A.Rectry 'Oarlton SMphen, farmer, thrashing Poole Charles, jun. assistant oVerseer
Whittle George, Babergh hall 'machine proprietor, Babergh place Poole WaIter. bricklayer .
COMMERCIAL. Elmer William, farmer, Church farm Ree.ve Georg~, shopkeeper '
Andrews Samuel L. White Horse P.H Fuller John R. farmer Shave John,farm bailiff to T.P.Hitch-
Bantock Harry, wood dealer Gooday Walter,bla.cksmith,&poltt office cock esq
Bird Charles Ransom, beer retailer Holmes Nathan, beer retailer Smith Sarah A. (Mrs.), farmer
Bird Maria. (Mrs.), farmer Leeks James, farm bailiff to Messrs. Sparks John, wheelwright
Borley John, hurdle &; rake maker J. &; F. Baker Steed Frederick Chas. poultry dealer
BroWl!. Hamet (Mrs.), shopkeeper Leeks WaIter W. shopkeepeJ'l Steed Josiah, farmer
Butcher Wm. farmer, PoplaI"8 farm Marking Henry, farmer
, •
•
LITTLE WALDINGFIELD is a parish 4! miles the depMciation in the value of land, much reduced;
north-east-by-east from Sudbury station,in the Southern I the amount is distributed annually. Holbrook Hall, the
division of the county, Babergh hundred, Melford pet;ty property of the Hanmer family, is a mansion in the
sessional division, Sudbury union and county court dis- Tudor style, built in 1883, ali a -cost of £16,000, and
trict, rural deanery of Lavenham, archdeaconry of Sud- is surrounded by a. park; it is now in the occupation of
bury and diocese of Ely. The church of St'. Lawrence Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Mitchell is lady of the manor, and
is an ancient building of stone in the Perpendicular the Hanmer family are the principal landowners. 'rhe
style, consisting of chancel, nave with clerestory, soil is heavy land; subsoil, clay and g-ravel. The chief
aisles, porches and a very fine embattled western tower crops are barley, wheat, oats &;c. The area is 1,620
with mutilated pinnacles, originally representing figures acr&s; assessa.ble value, £1,163; the population in ~891'
of priests vested; it contains. 5 bells: there are some was 406.
ancient brasses: the church was restored and the Parish Clerk, George Bartlett.
cha~cel re-paved in 1872; there aM 230 sitt~~s. .The Post Offioo.-Francis Ambrose G66day, sub-postmaster:
r~gIster dates from the year 15 6.8. The .hVillg IS. a Letters from Sudbury; delivery commences .at 8.40
VIcarage, net yearlr value £9 8• ill the gIft of MISS &; II.25 a.m.; dispatched II.25 a.m. &; 5 p.m.
Hanmer, and·};1eld smce 1898 by the Rev. Joh.n Thomas Postal orders are issued here, but 'not paid. The
Brown. M.A.. of St. John s College, Gambndge. The nearest monev order &; telegraph office is. at Lavenham,
great tIthes belong to the Rev. B. :a. Syer RA. rector 4 miles distant
of Keddington. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. The Priory
(so-called) is an ancient building with a. stone vaulted A SchoO'I Board of 5 membe.rs was formed 10 August.
crypt; it has been restored and much enlarged by Miss 1877, ~o ~hom the old parIsh school was transferred.
Hanmer, and now serves a,s the vicarage house. The D. SkIppmgs, clerk to the board
charities consist of four almshouses for poor Board School (mixed), built in 1876, for 200 children;
persons, an<J, rents of land, formerly amounting overage attendance, 74; .Miss Ads Priscilla AIDey,
to £40 or £50, 'but now (1900), on account of mistres's
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DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. WAL~BAM-LE-WILLOWS. 347

Brown Rev. In. Thos .M.A. Vicarage- I Fayers Henry, pig &; cattle dealer Ramp:ing 'Mark. Swan P.H
,
Mitchell Mu. Holbrook ban Gooday Francis Ambrose, blacksmith, Sandford WiIIiam, farmer
Scott Miss, W oodhall shopkeeper &; Post Qffice Skippings David, farmer
COMMERCIA.L. Gridley haae, farmer , 'Wade George, farmer, Park farm
Fayers George, beer retailer Herbert William, farmer, Slough hall
WALDRINGFIELD is a parish and village on the principal landowners. The soil is sandy and next the
west bank of the Deben. 6 miles north from its mouth, 4 river loam; subsoil, sand, crag and clay. Coprolites
south from Woodbridge station on the IpswiCh MId are dug out of the crag in this parish i specimens of
Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern railway, and 8 east extipct animals have been found. The chief crops are
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of t.he wheat. barley. oats. peas, turnips, carrots and beet.
county, Woodbridge petty. sessional division, union and The area is 90~ l:\cres of land, 61 of tidal water; and
county court district, Carlford hundred, rural deanery 129 of foreshore;f :rateable value, £1,4°5; the populat~QD\
of Colneis, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of in 1891 WM 284. .
Norwich. The church of All Saints is a. building of Deputy Parish Clerk, Robert Rix. .., l' )
rubble in the Early English style, consisting of naye, POS'!; Office.-Robert Rix, sub-postmaster. Letters from
south. :porch and an embattled western tower of. bnck Woodbridge arrive at '7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.
contammg one bell: the church was resliOred m the Postal orderlJ are issned here" but not paid. .The
year 1864, w.hen the pews w~re re~oved ?nd oak nearest money order k telegraph office is at Wood~.
benches substlt~t~d,. and a stamed wmdow. Inserted: bridge, 5 miles distant . f '

there are lIO sltr.mgs, mo~tl,. fr.ee. The reglste~ dates School (mixed); erected in 18 74 for the parishell' ot
from the. year ~696. ~he livmg 18 a rectory, ~et mco~e Waldringfield, HemIey &; Newbourn, for 120 children
£n8, WIth ~ldence and 58 acres of glebe, m the gift &; enlarged in t8~ for 130 t average at·tendance, 85;.
of and held smce 1862 by the R~v. Thomas H~nry Waller Henry James Sutton master ' .
B.A..of Clare Coll~e, Cambrld~. There IS 1Io small j •
-
Baptist chapel. Portland cement IS made here. Richard CarrIer to<-
Porter esq. is lord of the manor, Capt. Ernest George Ipswich James Bloomfield, tues t &; sat, j
Pretyman M.P. of Orwell ,
J>ark, and the rector are the . Woodbridge James B:oomfield, thurs ,
Guirr Camille, Broomfield house Deben Bakery Company, bakers (Mrs. :Mason George (Wm. Bare, manager)"
Jay John, Deben villa Elizabeth Bare, manager) portland cement ,vilrks
Ogden William T. White hall Hill Waiter, IlllJltstell &; brewer &; eoal Rix George, farmer' ." ?
Waller Rev. Thomas Hy.B..!. Rectory . merchant , Stollery Eliztl. (Mrs.), shopkeeper I r ,
COMMERCIAL. . lIunt Caroline (Mr,.), May Bush P.H WaIler John Henry, farmer, Church k
1l1oomfield J al. shopkeeper &; carrier. , I ' ,Whitehall farms
WALPOLE is a parish and village, bounded on the ment of land llnd house.. also residence for the minister,
north-east by a branch of the :river BIyth,' 3 miles 'Ilouth- and burial ground: a Sunday school IS bl\~<1 ill COIlJll'ctioD
west from HaIesworth star.ion ·on the IpswiCh and Lowe- with the chapel. . The Primitive Methodists also pave
stoft section of the Great Eastern railway, in the North a chapel here. Nea:e's charity of £3 yearly is dis'"
Eastern division of the county, BIything hundred, petty tributed to the poor. Lord Huntingfield, who is lord of
sessional division and union, Halesworth county court r.he manor, and Miss Tatlock, of Bramfield, are the
district, ruraJ. deanery of South Dunwich, archdeaconry principal landowners. The soil is clay and mixed; sub-
of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. soil, clay and sand. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
Mary is a structure of flint, in the. Early Decorated beans, peas and roots. The area is 1,75° acres; rateable
style, and consists of chancel, nave, north aisle, south value, £1,312; and the population in 1891 was 393. •
porch an~ western tower and sI,Jire with one bell: it ~as Post Office. Sidney Waiter C<Jbbald,. sUb-poiltmast~:r ...
resto.red ~ 1878, the north ~lsle added and r.he SpIre Letters through. Halesworth -arrive at 6.40 1 a.m. &t
rebm!t WIth wood. covered WIth lead: t~e south door- .l're dispatched at 6.20 p,m. Postal orders are issued
. ~ay: IS a fine spec~men cl Norman work. there are 160 , here, but· not paid. Halesworth is the nearest mone,.
s~t~mgs.. The .regIster dates from the yellr 1753: The order &; telegraph office, 3 miles distant
hvmg 18 a Vlcarnge, .net y~rly Tal~e £7 8, WIth 32 Wall Letter Box, near the Old Meeting house, cleared
acres of glebe. and resldenee, m ~he gIft o,f the Church 'at 6.25 p.m. week days only
Patronage Society, but pro hac VIce the BIshop of Nor- . . .
wich by lapse, and held since 1882 by the Rev. William Police Station, George Leeks, sergeant m charge
Ro!ldam Tate, Theol. Assoc. of King's College, London. Neale's Endowed School was founded in' 1701 for five
The Congregational chapel, or le Old Meeting House," poor children: the endowment of £2 108. yearly &
is the oldest in the county~ having, .according to "Neile's lOS. for bibles, is now given to the National school
History," been establiShed in 1647: there is an endow- at Cookley, which serves for both parishes '
Carey Edmund, The Manse, . Buggs Edward, farmer ' . Lockwood Nehemiah, builder &; con-
Harvey Mrs . Cobbald Sidney WaIter, draper &; gro- tractor . .
Tate Rev. William Roddam (vicaT), eel', Post o f f i c e . Lee Charles, farmer, Hollytree farm
Vicarage Damalft William & John, farmers, Pinkney Frederick, grocer &; draper .
COMMERCIAL. Grove farm Saunders Waiter, bricklayer
•
Aldridge George John, wheelwright Girling David, ponlterer' Si\Dpson Edgar, c'arpenter •

&; carpente-r Girling ElizabetJ;l (Mrs.), shopkeeper Simpson William, poulterer

Aldridge Walter,miller(wind & steam) G<>ddard Abraham John, shoe maker Staff James. rat &; mole destroyer
Baldry Henry, farm bailiff to Mr. H. Goodrum WaIter, farmer, Walnut Thurlow.Alfred, farmer, Packway fnri
S. R. Stanford, Hill house Tree farm' . Veasy Arthur, beer ret. & horse breakt
Boatman .Alfred E{lward, farmer &; Gray William, blacksmith Webb WiIIiam, builder &; wheelwrigM
. machinist, Poplar farm Hart Daniel Aldis, farmer,Ohurch frm White Samuel, market gardener
Boatman Robert, farmer Ingate William, farmer &:. threshing Winter Herbert Bootman, farmer, VaJ,..
Borrett Harry King, Bell P.H. &; bldr machine owner, Hill farm ley farm \
W ALSHAM-LE-WILLOWS is a. parish and large Supper" t there Rre several monuments to the HUnt.
village, 5! miles south-west from Finningham station on Wilkinson and other familie9 and two stained windows:
the Ipswich and Norwich section and 5! north from the pulpit llnd rending desk' were given by Miss E.
ElmswelI station on the Bury and Ipswich section of the Wilkinson and the brass lectern. by Miss Finetta. Hale:
Great Eastern railway, 12 north-east from Bury St. in 1878 the interior of the church was thoroughly restored.
Edmunds, in the North Western division of the county, the chancel new roofed and decorated and the old pews
Blackbourn hundred and petty sessional division, Stow replaced by open oa~ benches, at an entire ,cost of aboui
union, Bury St. Edmunds county court and' bank- £2,000 of which £800, for the chancel, was given by
rt'ptcy court district, rural deanery of Blackburne, John Martineau esq. patron and lay rector, who also
nrchdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The in 1892 provided heating apparatus: there are 400 sittings.
village is lighted with oil lamps, the expenses being de-The register dates from the year 1539. The living i9 a.
frayed by subscriptions. The church of St. Mary is a vicarage, net yearly value £223, including 62 acres of
large structure of flint, in the Perpendicular style, and glebe, with residence, in the gift of John Martineau esq.
consists of chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, north porch and held since 1887 by the Rev. Charles Dicken& 6or-
and a fine embattled western tower, with pinnacles and don, Theol.Assoc. of King's College, London. The
a small spire and containing a 'clock and 6 bells: an ancient Baptist chapel was erected in 1866 near the site
screen fills the chancel arch: the roof of the nave is of of the old chapel, and has a small adjacent burial-
open timber works: the terra-cotta. reredos, the work of ground. The Congregational chapel was erected by
the celebrated modeller Tinworth, represents" The Last the Wesleyans in 184+ There is also an iron chapel ai
 348 WALSBAM-LE-WILLOWS. ,SUFFOLK.
Four Ashes for the Plymouth Brethren. The Cemetery,
formed in 1890, is three-quarters of an acre in extent:
the land was given by John Martineau esq. and there is
a fine carved oak lych gate at the entrance. The cricket
ground and pavilion were given to the parish by John
Martineau esq. The Public Hall, erected in 1858, at a
cost of about £360, is a structure of brick, used for
parochial purposes, has a library and reading room, and
is well supplied with books and daily and weekly news-
papers. The town estate of 1358. or. 37P. of which 42
acres lr. Ip. are let in allotments, and the old Guildhall
and Town House, which is divided into tenements and in-
habited by poor people, are vested in trust for the benefit
and use of the inhabitants: the rents have for upwards of
two centuries been applied for the use of the poor in
providing coal, £30 to the churchwardens' expenses, and
()f late an annual contribution to the National school of
£15; the other portion of the estate, comprising 82a. or.
32P. was formerly a part of Alwood common, and was
inclosed in 1818 and let as a town farm, the rent of which
is, by an Act of Parliament, applied in aid of the poor's
rate. WaJsham Hall, an edifice of red brick, was restored
and improved in 1896 at a cost of about £2,000 by the
Church of England Society as a home for waifs and
strays, the site being in part the gift of Bishop Wilkinson,
it is now (1900) an industrial home for boys (certified),
and is available for 40 boys. The Children's Cottage
Home, founded here in 1869, for 6 children, is supported
by Miss Constance Martineau. The Grove, the residence
()f Mrs. Hale, stands in a park near the centre of the
village. James David Powell esq. of Newick, Sussex,
who is lord of the manor, John Martineau esq. of Park
Cc>rner, Heckfield, Hants, Arthur Maitland Wilson esq; of
Stowlangtoft Hall, Charles Marriott esq. of Stowmarket,
Mrs. Lock, Mrs. Hatten and Mr. Fenning, of Norton,
are the principal landowners. The soil is chiefly heavy,
with a. portion of mixed; subsoil, clay. The crops are
principally on the four-course system. The area is 2,746
acres; assessable value, £2,827; the population in 1891
was 1,034.
Parish Clerk, Edgar Hayward.
[KELLY'S
Post, .Parcel, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery,
S. B. et Annuity & Insurance Office.-Arthur Harring-
ton, sub-postmaster. Letters received through Bury
St. Edmunds, delivered at 7 a.m. et 2.50 p.m. ; sundays
7 p.m.; dispatched week days at 10 a.m. & 6.20 p.m.
et on sundays at 6.20 p.m
Wall Letter Box, Four Ashes, cleared at 10.10 a.m. I;
6.10 p.m. j sundays, 10.30 a.m
Wall Letter Box, West street, cleared. at 6.30 p.m. week
days & sundays
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemetery, Edgar Hayward, sexton
Police Station, Harry Geo. Berstead, constable in charge
Public Hall, James C. Turner, secretary
Fire Brigade (parish council), John Kenny, captain, &I
8 men
PUBLIO OFFICERS.
Clerk! to Parish Council, Jacob Cash
Collector of Income Taxes, Frederick Colson
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator for Walsham-Ie-
Willows District, Stow Union, Alban Butler L.R.C.P.
& S.I., L.M.
Registrar of Births, . Deaths & Marriages, Walsham-Ie-
Willows, Sub-District, Stow Union, Herbert Andrews,
Four Ashes; deputy, William Kerridge, Four Ashes
Relieving Officer for No. 6 District, Stow Union, Herbert
Andrews, Four Ashes
Schools.
National (boys), built in 1847. for 60 boys; average
attendance, 48; James C. Turner, master; (girls),
built et endowed by the late Miss D. Wilkinson in 1857.
for 80 girls j average attendance, 64; Miss Julia Webb,
mistress
Infants', built in 1871, for 100 children; average attend.
ance, 67; Miss Paul, mistress·
Carriers to
Bury William Bird, wed.; James Finnan, wed. & sat.
& Fred Sharp, wed
Elmswell Railway Station-James Firman, daily

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Dames Mrs
Basden Rev. Frederick
BaKer Alban, The Beeches
Uarke Isaac Archer
Day Mrs. Cranmoor lodge
Golding Samuel
Golding Thomas Mingaye, Bridge ho
Gordon Rev. Charles Dickens (vicar),
Vicarage
Hale Mrs. The Grove
Ratten Mrs. Sunny side .
Haywa:rd Mrs
Hutchinson Mrs
Larter Mrs. Cranmoor green
Lee' Rev. Arthur Geo., M.A. (rector
of Langham), West house
Lock Mrs. Rookery
Martineau Misses, The Lawn
Pearson Mrs
Plummer Henry, Crownland cottage
P.roctor Mrs
Sawyer George
Thurston John Simpson, The Rosery,
Four Ashes
. COMMERCIAL.
Aldridgoe James William, tailor
Allen J ames, farmer
Ancient Order of Foresters No. 4195.
Court Royal Oak (Wm. Kerridge,
sec)
Andrews Herbert, relieving officer for
No. 6 district, Stow union & regis-
trar of births, deaths et marriages
for Walsham-Ie-Willows sub-district,
Stow union, Four Ashes
Austin Edward Foulger, sadlller j &;
at Finningham
Baker James, carpenter, F'mr .Ashes
Banyaro Emma (Miss), dress maker
Barham Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Four Ashes
Bird William, farmer et carrier
Blizzard George, butcher
Butler Alban L.R.C.S. & P.I., L."M.,
surgeon, medical officer et public
vaccinaror for Walsham-Ie-Willows
district, Stow union
Bu:l George, marine store dealer Hamngt,on Arthur, pharmaceutical
Bullock Wm. Ezra, frmr. Church frm chemist, stllltioner & agent for W_
Cash Jacob, Six Bells; old established & A. Gilbey Limited, wine mer-
commercial inn et posting honse, chants, Post office
good stabling; good accommodation Hillier Frank, butcher &; corn chandler
for cyclists & clerk to the Parish Holden David, farmer
Council Industrial Home for Boys (certified)
Cawston .Alfred J. butcher. (Rev. Charles D. Gordon, hon. sec. ;
Cemetery (Edgar Hayward, sexton) John Gill, supt.; Mrs. John Gill,
Children's Cotltage Home (Miss Rhoda matron)
Bridges, :matron) Jollye & Son, drapers, grocers, iron-
Clamp George, blacksmith mongers, earthenware et wine dealrs
Clamp William, jun. grocer, draper, Kenny John, baker
ironmonger, earthenware & boot dlr Kerridge Arthur, farmer, High hall
Clarke Isaac Archer, auctioneer &; Kerridge Samuel A. farmer
surveyor Kerridge William, dep. registrar of
Clarke James, farmer, Crownlanif births, deaths & marriages, Wal-
Clarke William, farmer, Fishpond farm &ham-Ie-Willows sub-district, StoW'
Clover Thos. O.miller (wind et steam) union, Four Ashes
Coffee tavern (William H. Oxborrow, Kerrlson Horatio, bricklayer, Four
manager) Ashes
Colson Fredk. income tax collector Landymore Arthur, tailor
Colson Jane Melinda(Mrs.),Swan P.H .Last Kate (Mrs.), hair dresser
Colson Thomas Wright, tailor Lock Elizh. (Mrs.), farmer, Rookery
Davey George, farmer &; Crownland farms
Davey William, farmer Mapleton Hugh, tailor, outfitter et
Denny Alex. farm bailiff to Mrs. boot dealer •
Hatten Nuon Brothers, farmers & threshing
Denny WaIter, schoolmaster of the In- machine owners
dustriaJ Home for Boys Nunn Harry, builder, commission
Drane Wm. James, Blue Boar inn agent, plumber, glazier, paint-9r,
Ellis John, farmer, Proctor's barn paperhanger, timber dlr. machinist
Fairweather John, painter, Four Ashes et agent for agricultnral implemnts
Fait'weather Thomas, shoe maker Nunn John, shoe maker
Fenning Edwin Albt. frmr. Old Hall Public Hall, Reading Room &; Library
Firman James, carrier & coal denIer (John Martineau esq. president;
Fordham Ernest, farmer & seedsman James C. Turner, sec)
Fowell Frederic, solicitor et perpetua: Pulfer William James, farm bailiff
commissioner & commissioner for to the Industrial Home for Boys
oaths (resides at Hopton) Scott William Pitt, cattle dealer
Gaught George, farmer Sharp Fred, Four Ashes P.H. & carrier
Gill John, superintendent of Indus- Smith James, Cherry Tree P.H
trial Home for Boys Sones Emily (Mrs.), :adies' day &;
Golding Samuel, solicitor &; commis- boardin~ school
sioner for oaths Stevens WaIter, farmer, Folly hall
Golding Thomas Mingaye, solicitor, Stavens In. blacksmith, wheelwrighl
perpetual commissioner & commis- &; cooper
sioner for oaths •
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Strickland Alfred William, watch ma. Symonds George &; Spencer, farmers West Solomon Emmerson, farme:r.
&; pianoforte tuner Walsham-le-'\Villows Cricket Club Four Ashes •
Turner Philip M.R.C.V.S. veterinary (James C. Turner, sec) Woods James. farmer. Four Asheg
surgeon (resides at Ixwo.rth) West Harry Thomas. farmer, Brook 'Youngman Fklrence Ida (Miss), fnnr
WALTON is a village and parish at the mouth of the chapels here. The Foresters' Hall. in the High street. was
Orwell. about one-third of a mile from Trimley station erected in 1886. Captain E. G. Pretyman M.P. of Orwell
on the Felixstowe branch of the Great Eastern railway, 4 Park, who is lord of the mlmor, and L. MorriS<ln esq. are
miles north-east from Harwich, 10 south-east from the chief landowners. The soil is mixed. with a subsoil of
Ipswich and I I south from Woodbridge. in the South sand and crag. producing good crops of grain. The area is
Eastern division of the county, Colneis hundred. Wood· 2,013 acres of land, 8 of water, 336 of tidal water and 135 of
bridge petty sessional division. union and county court fo'OOShore; rateable vaJIue. [,16'925; the population in
district. rural deanery of Colneis. archdeaconry of Suffolk 1891 was 1.923. and of the Felixstowe and WaIton Urban
and diocese of Norwich. The village stands Il miles from District in 1891, 3,5°7,
the sea and I mile north from Felixstowe. and is much Parish Clerk. Charles Warner.
resorted to as a bathing place: here are many good Post. M. O. &; T. 0 .• T. M. 0 .• Express Delivery. Parcel
lodging-houses. . . Post. S. B. &; Annuity &:; Insurance Office. Miss Mary
A Local Board of 12 members was formed in 1887 for Page. sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Ipswicb
Felixstowe and WaIton, but under the provisions of the at 5.30 &; 9.30 a.m.' &; 3.30 p.m';1 box closes at 12
"Local Government Act. 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73) noon &; 8 p.m •
this place is now governed by an Urban District Council. Wall Letter Box. near the Vicarage, cleared at 12.30 a.m.
Full particulars are given under Felixstowe. The church &; 7.30 p.m. week days only .
of St. Mary is an edifice of stone. in the Early English A School Board of 5 members' was formed I May. 1876.
style of the 14th century. the building has been much for the WaIton and Felixstowe United District; So
injured by time, having lost its once fine tower and part Dixon, Hatton court. Ipswich. clerk to the board,
of the chancel: a south aisle was added in 1860 and the Thomas Hancock. attendance officer
west end of the nave restored in 1868, and in 1899 a Board School (boys, girls &; infants), for both parishes,
new clock tower, containing one bell and memorial porch built in 1878. at a. cost of £960, and enlarged in 1893
were added: a vestry Wll:8 erected and the church for 560 children; average attendance. 130 boys. 125
entirely re-seated, and it now has 378 sittings, 187 being girls, and 160 infants; William Henry Stephenson.
free. The register dates from the year 1550. The living master; Miss Alice Hanwell, mistress; Miss Alice
is a vicarage. formerly annexed to Felixstowe, but sepa- Levett. infants' mistress
rated in 1893. net yearly value £130, with 5 acres of Board School (mixed), at Felixstowe Ferry, the extrem&
glebe and residence in the gift of the Bishop of Sodor eastern point of the district, average attendance, 40;'
and Man and others, and held since 1896 by the Miss Mary Osborn, mistress
Rev. Edward Symonde M.A. of Merton College, Carriers.-Gorham to Ipswich daily; Branch to Ipswich
Oxford. There are Free Methodist and Baptist daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cattermole Jsph. boot ma.Margar~t st Homer Joseph. grocer. High street
Bonus John. Lavender cottage Chaplin Thomas. blacksmith Howard Francis. shopkeeper, High st.
Burroughs George. Albany villa Chatten Esther Mary &; LaUl'a Hunting Charles, carpenter
Ca.rr George, Albert villa (Misses). ladies' school Hurran Walter. jobbing gardener, 2:
Chapel Alfred Clarke Alexander. tobacconist Shrubland cottages
Evans Rev. Thos. (Bapt.). Falcon st Clarke George Frederick shopkeeper, Jacomb Aaron, chemist
Finch Mrs. Chapel vita Margaret street Knights James, shopkeeper
Gidoon Goorge Vernon Minchin Co-operative Stores (Alfred Lawton, London George. boot maker
L.R.C.P.Lond. Ivy lodge manager; Wm. Ramsey. sec) MoClan Jas. shopkpr. Margaret s~
Hooper Rev. George (Free Methodist), Cordy Chas. Hy. frmr. Langleys fm Miller Frederick, Feathers P.H
I Gordon villas. Falcon street Cullum Francis Charles. shoeing &; Morsley James, Half Moon P.H
MacDou~all Alexander general smith Munnings George In.plumber, High s1>
Moore Henry Thomas, WaIton villa Cr~asey Charles Albert, farmer NewS<ln Sarah Edith (Mrs.). pork
Murrsy Frands' Rodney, WaIton ho Ellis Robert John, coal merchant butcher. High street
Paul Edward Clifford M.A.. Orwell ho Emeny Charles John, photographer Parker Albert Samuel. carpenter
Pridden Charles Dampier M.A. Ross- Emeny James. tailor Paul Edward OliffoN M.A. prepara-
lyn house Finch Frederick, bricklayer tory school for boys, Orwell house
Ridler William. Arthur lodge Fenn Robert. Ferry House P.H ' Plant Samuel. chimney sweeper
Smith Joseph. The Grange Ford Charles, gardener Porter John. blacksqlith
Symonds Rev. Edward M.A. Vicarage Foresters' Hall Pridden Charl~s Dampier M.A. Cam-
Williams Dawson. Peewit farm Francis John, boat owner bridge. preparatory school fOT
Gideon George Vernon Minchin public schools, RosSllyn house
COMMERCIAL. M.R.C.S.Eng.. L.R.e.P.Lond.. Quinton Joseph, carpenter
Aldous Thomas, cabinet maker L. S.A. physician &; surgeon, Ivy 10 Rands Charles. basket maker
Andrews Robert, painter, Queen st Godfrey George, butcher, High street Royal Felixstowe Laundry (S. L. Har-
Barnard Harry, plumber Golding Frederick William, bookseller, lock. proprietor)
Beabey Geo. shoe- maker. Queen st news agent &; stationer, High street RU9hbrook Henry, carter
Beail Alfred. baker Gorham Geo. Hy. carrier. Bigh st Seeley James, uphollSterer
Beail Nathan, Falcon tavern Gorham Stephen. cab proprietor Smith Caroline (Mrs.). wheelwright
Bloomfield Ephraim, butcher Gosling WaIter. carter Smith James. fishmonger
Branch Harry. shopkeeper Green Gabriel, saddler Smith John, pork butcher
Branton WiLiam, pork butcher Harvey Robert. boot maker Smith Jose-ph, farmer, The Grange
Brinkley Frederick, Angel P.B Havell &; Brooks, surgeons S~ringer Sarah (Mrs.). laundress,.
Bumstead Chas. Hy. fruiterer &; grocr Hayward .A.. &; Son, millers Ferry lane
Cady Horace. grocer &; draper. wine, Henry John, boot makp'l' Thurman Fredk. Cbas. builder &;c-
spirit &; beer merchant Hobbs James, farmer, Walton hall Walker Charles, fishmonger
Calver WaIter. carpenter Hockley T. W. &; W. grocers &; agents Wall John Henry. grocer &; draper &;
Oanham Charles. bricklayer for W. &; A. Gilbey Limited. wine insurance agent
Capon Robt. Sturgeon, job master &; spirit merchants Ward D. boot maker, Queen street
WANGFORD is a parish and large village. 3 miles by the late Earl of Stradbroke: the east window is 81
north-west from Southwold station on the Halesworth and memorial (erected in 1876) to Charlotte Maria. second wifff'
Southwold railway and 6! east-by-north from Hales. of the 1st Earl of Stradbroke, d. 15 Jan. 1856; tbe west
'Worth st.etion on the Ipswich and Lowestoft line of the window is a memorial (erected in 1887) to John Edward.
Great Eastern railway. in the Northern division of the Cornwallis Rous. 2nd Earl of Stradbroke. d. 27 Feb.
county, Bl}-thing hundred, petty sessional division and 1886; the pulpit and reading-desk are elegantly carved
u.nion. Halesworth county court district. rural deanery of and ornamented: the lectern was presented in 1883. in
Nonh Dunwich. archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of sometime M.P. for Westminster, by ·his nephew and
Norwich. A stream, called the Wang. flows to the west nieces (Viscount Dunwich and the Ladies Rous): the
of the parish, and forms its boundary. The church of organ was erected in 18'81 ~t a cost of upwards of f800:
St. Peter is an ancient edifice of flint in the Perpendicular organ was erected in 1881 at a cost of upwards of £800:-
lltyle. and consists of chancel. nave. north aisle. north the church was restored in 1865. at a cost of upwards of'
porch and an embattled western tower with pinnacles. £1,5°0, and in 1893 a chiming clock was erected at 81
containing 5 bells: it contains several monuments to the cost of £120: there are 565 sittings. The register dates
Rous family: the chancel and vestry were added in 1875 from the year 1660. The living is a vicarage, consoli-
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350 WANGFORD. SUFFOLK.

dated with Henham and the vicarage of Reydon, joint wheat, barley, oats fond turnips. The area. i9 896 acres;
net yearly value £150, with residence Rnd 10 acres rateable value, £1,601; the population in 1891 was 565.
of glebe, in the gift of the Earl of Stradbroke, and held Parish Clerk, Edward Galer. ,
since 1891 by the Rev. John Arthut Patrick M.A. of Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. R &;
Wadham College, Oxford. 'There are Church and Primi- Annuity &; Insurance Office. poat-
tive Methodist Sunday schools, and a Primitive Methodist master. (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have
chapel: the church charities, amounting to £5 yearly, are RoS.O. Suffolk added.) Mails arrive viA Haleswortlr
distributed in money to the poor. To the south of the at 3.30 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 2.40 p.m.; dispatches at 10.25
church formerly st<>od the Cluniac priory of SS. Mary, a.m. &; 8,40 p.m '
Peter and Paul, founded about n60 by Eudo Assini, National School (mixed), built by the late Earl of Strad..
steward of the household to Hen. n.; it was a cell to broke in 1859, for 160 children; average attendance,
the priory of Thetford and at the Dissolution had three 'rr1; William Soot.h, master ' .' :
monks, and revenues estimated at £30. The Earl of Carriers.-Edward Court, from Southwold to Blythburg
Stradbroke is lord ()f the manor and principal landowner. station, pass &; return through daily; H. Goldsmith, to
The soil is mixed; subsoil. various. The chief crops are Beceles, on fri
. , "

Acton Chal"les James, Jessamine cot Bickers Charity (Mrs.), baker Raven John, wood &; hoop merchant;
Cleveland Miss Champ Philip, teil dlr. &; stationer letters to Bete Vue house. Wrenthm
Olutton Samuel F. Church house O:Jpley Mary Ann (Mrs.); Angel P.H Rumbelow Frederick Geo. stationer
Parry Mrs. Sarah Ellis John, groce,r &; draper Sallows William, shopkeeper
Patrick Rev. In. Arth. M.A. Vicarage Etheridge Noah, farmer Smith Chistopher, farmer &; miller
SmitJh Christopher R<>bt. The Elms Farrow Samuel, grocer &; draper (wind &; steam)
COHMERCLU. Galer Edwd. shoe ma.' &; parish C:erk Smith George, beer retailer:
Acton Charles James M.R.C.S.Eng., Garnham George, shoe maker Stagoll John, accountant
L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. surgeon &. Gilbert Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr Terry WiLiam, saddler. horses &;
physician, &; medical officer &; Barvey William, baker . traps for hire
• public vlWcin3Jtor, 8th district. I Hill Geo. Lion hotel, baker &i con. Walker Wm. beer retlr. &; .shopkeeper
Blything union, Jessamine cottage fectioner, High street Webdale John, assistant overseer for
Andrews John F. W. butcher ' Howell Edward John, beer retailer Reydon &; Wangford, land sur·
Barber Charles, shoe maker Leach Edwat:d, miller (steam &; wind) veyor, accountant" Friendly So·
BaxJter William, pork butcher Neal Charles Frederickt teacher of ciety's valuer.. collector of taxes,
Baxter William, wheelwright musio &; organist highway surveyor, for Wangford,.
Bennett John, blacksmith Newberry Henry, Swan P.H clerk to the Reydon Parish Council
Benstead Harry, saddler i Reeve Edward, plumber Weltolll Henry James, shopkeeper
WANGFORD (near Brandon) is a parish and small at BrandoD. Wangford Hall, the property of Lord
village a little off the road from Brandon to Mildenhall, 3 Iveagh K.P. is an ancient building, once the residence
miles south-west from Brandon station on the Ely and of Sir Robert Wright kt. baron of the Exchequer
Thetford section of the Great Eastern railway and 6 and successively Lord Chief Ju'Stice of the Common Pleas.
north-east from Mildenhall, in the North Western divi- and the King's Bench; he was the son of Jermyn Wright.
sion of the county, Lackford hundred and petty sessional of this place, and died 18 Jan. 1689. Lord Iveagh K.P.
division, Mildenhall union and county court district" of EIveden Hall, is the sole landowner. The soil i9 light.
rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry of Sudbury and sandy; subsoil, chalk and sa.nd. Here are extensive
and diocese of Ely. The ch11mb of St. Dennis is a small Warrens for 'rabbits, of which as many as 1,200 a week
but ancient building of flint stone and rubble, in the Early have been sent to the London market in the full season.
English style, consisting of chancel, nave and south The chief crops are wheat and barley. The area. is 3,287-
porch and 8 western embattled tower with one bell, and acrs; rateable value, £792; the population in 1891
was thoroughly restored in 1875, at a cost of £1,000, by was 50. .
the late Mrs. Norman, of BrandoD Hall: there are 72 Parish Clerk James Dorling ,
sittings. The register dates from 1660. The living is ' . .
a Tectory-, united with !that of Brandon, joint net yearly Le.tters through Brandon STrlve at 6.30 a.m. Lakenhe~th
value £440, ino}uding 47 acres of glebe, in the gift of IS. the nearest money order &; telegraph officer 3 miles
Mrs. Crocker, and held since 1899 by the Rev. Joseph distant
Light Wyatt M.A. of Cambridge University, who Tesides The children of this place attend the school at Brandon.
Cady William, gamekeeper to Lord
Iveagh K.P. Wangford hall
I Dorling James,
parish clerk
head warrener &;

WANTISDEN is a parish
'. ,
,
and'small village 3 miles
south-east from Wickham Market station on the Ipswich
and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern railway, 7
north-east from Woodbridge and ... west-north-west from
Orford, in the South Eastern division of the county,
union and hundPed of Plomesgate. Woodbrid2e petty
sessional division and county court district, rural deanery
of Orford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich.
The church of St. John is a building' of stone chiefly in
the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave and a
western tower, containing one bell: the chancel is separ-
a.ted from the nave by a Norman arch, over which there
appears to have been formerly a Tood loft: in ,the chancel
are a. piscina. and sedilia: there is llso a piscina south-
ea9t of the nave, a. curious Norman font and other Nor-
man remains: there a,re 70 sittings. The register dates
from the year 1728. The living is a vicarage, B~ yearly
Goddard John, farmer, Valley farm J Hunt Henry, gamekeeper to W. Cuth-ISawyer James, farm bailliY to Alfred
bart Quilter Biq
value £50, in the gift of Nathaniel Barnardiston esq.
and held since 1886, by dispensation, by the Rev. Beaufoy
James St. Pattrick RA. of St. Mary Hall, OxfO'l'd, wao i9
also rector of Chillesford, where he resides. Lord
Rendlesham, who ~s lord of the manor, and Nathaniel
WaIter Barnardiston esq. of the Ryes, Sudbury, are the
principal landowners and impropriaton of all the tithes.
The so.il is mixed; subsoil, gravel and loam. The chief
crops are wheat, barley and roo.ts. The area is 2,126
acres; rateable value, £755; the population in 1891
was 88.
Letters through Wickham Market arrive at 7 a.m. Tun·
stall is the nearest money order &; telegraph office, It
miles distant
The children of this plaee attend the schools at Butley &;
Tunstall
Smith esq. Hall farm
,

W AR.REN HOUSE, formerly extra-parochi~ ia a parish
Ipswich..
WASH:BROOX is a parish and village 21 miles north
fl'om Capel station on the Hadleigh branch of the GreaJ
Eastern l'ailway and 3! south-west from Ipswich, in the
South Eastern division of the county, Samford hundred,
petty sessional division and union, Ipswich county court
'Ilistrict, rural d.eanery of Samford, archdeaaonry of Su!-
folk and diocese of Norwich. The chureh of St. Mary, a
small bl'lilding of stone in tIle Early English style, re-
stored in 1866 by the late Rev., John T. Hales-Tooke,
now consists of chancel, nave, south porch, baptistery
a~ a square tower: the church contn:ns some ancient
m Ipswich union, and within the borough of
carved swn8 stalls; and all the windows are stained:
there are 180 sittings, 130 being free. The regiitter dates
from the year 1597. The living is 8 vicarage, annexed'
to the rectory of Copdock, joint nl$ yearly value, £338,
in the gift of :Lord Walsingham, and held since 1890
by the Rev. John Hocking Hocking M.A. of Exeter Col-
lege, Oxford, and J.P. Suff. who resides at. Copdook.
There is a small Baptist chapel. The trustees of the
late John Hales-Tooke esq. of Halt, Norfolk (d. 1899),
are lords of the manor and principal landowners. The
soil is rich loam; subsoil, gravel. ~ chief erops a.r~
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wheat, barley and turnips. The area. is r,443 acres; order &; telegraph office is at Copdock, about Ii miles
rateable value, £I,654; the population in I'891 was 337. distant .
Parish Clerk, Frederick Cole. This place is included in the Copdock United School Board
Letter Box cleared at 7.15 a.m. &; 6.IO p.m. Letters district, formed 22 July, 1874; the school is there
through Ipswich arrive at 8 a.m. The nearest money
Murray Maj.-Gen. Alan, The Grange Coppen Saml. farmr. Washbrook grn 1Jarro:d James, boot maker
Aldous James, shopkeeper Cousins John, farm bailiff to Alfred IPearsons Arthur, harness maker
Bixby Thomas, farmer, The Limes Harwood esq. of Belstead hall, The I Riches Henry In. farmer, Amor hall
BuHen Mark, The Brook P.H Rookery Sneezums Samuel George, grocer,
Cook John Robert, pork butcher Freeman Jsph. farmr. Birch House fm draper et coal merchant &; wine &;
Coppen Hy. W. farmr. Grange frm Gooding Herbert, carpenter et builder I stout merchant; &; at Hintlesham
WATTISFIELD is a parish and village standing on the Charity Commissioners, dateu 26 Feb. 18g7' the
an acclivity on the Bury and Norwich road, 7 miles north. estate is now divided into two distinct portions, called
west from Finningham station on the Ipswich and Nor. respectively the" Ecclesiastical Charity" and the" Gene.
w.:.ch section of the Great Eastern railway, 3south-wesh ral Charity"; the former consists of one-third of the
from Botesdale and 12l' north-east from Bury St. yearly income, less expenses of management; the trustees
Edmunds, in the lS'orth Western division of the county, being the rector and churchwardens for the time being,
union of Stow, hundred and petty sessional divisaon of and the money is applied to church expenses. The
Blackbourn, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, "General Charity" is controlled by a body of nine trus·
rural deanery of Blackburne, archdeaconry of Sudbury tees, of whom one, the rector, .ilS ex-officio, four are
and d:ocese of Ely. The village is lighted with oil lamps, elected by the Parish Council, and the rest are co-opta.
the expenses being defrayed by subscription. The church tive; the rents are expended in defraying the church·
of St. Margaret is a small but ancient edifice, faced with wardens' expenses, salary of the parish clerk, a supply of
pebbles, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, coals to the poor' inhabitants at greatly reduced prices,
nave, north and south porches and an embattled western and for the general benefit of the parish: 3 acres of the
tower conWning a clock and 5 bells: the east window estate have been allotted for a recreation ground, which
and others are stained: in 1872 the chancel was' restored is now (1900) let, the interest going towards the payment
a.t a cost of £2°7, and the nave ab a cost of £goo: in for tha new ground, a field of 5 acres, purchased in 1897
18g1 a new organ w~ erected, a stone pUlpit presented under the new Act. Here are potteries, the ware of
by Alfred Youngman esq. and the church lighted with Which is much noted for dairy and gardeners' purposes.
lamps at the expense of the present rector, the total Alfred. Youngman esq. who is 1000d of the manors of Wat·
amount expended! bedng about Z"400: there are 200 sit- tisfield Hall, Gyffords, and Halymote, and the trustees of
flings. The I'egister dates from the year 1540. The Sir Thomas Thornhill bart. (d. IgOO) are the chief land.
living is a rectory, net yearly value £I640 with 30 acres owners. The soil is principally heavy, with a ~mall POT-
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the tion of mixed; subsoil, various clay, gravel, brick-earth
Rev. George Garnons Bird M.A. vicar of Hollinwood and a fine bed of silver sand. The crops are on the
(Lancs.), and held since 1885 by the Rev. John Robinson, four-course shift. The area is I,517 acres; assessable
of St. Bees. The Congregational chapel, which had been value, £1,130; the population in 18g1 was 434.
erected about two centuries, was rebuilt in 18n, of red Parish Clerk, Alfred Bloomfield.
bric~ with stone fac~gs, and cost £I,5 00 .. .A. ~orking Post et Parcel Office.-Horace Wm. Jolly, sub-postmaster.
Men s Club and Readmg Room ~as established m 1876 Letters from Diss, by mail cart, arrive at 6.45 a.m.;
by A. Youngma~ esq. E!nd. occupIes a cottage near t~e dispatched at 7 p.m.; &; on sundays at same times.
church; the leadmg pen?dlC.als and papers are taken m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Walsham.
The Wesleyan chapel, built m 1835, has bee~ sold to tbe le-Willows is the nearest money order et telegraph
Plymouth Brethren, but at pr~sent no ser~ces are held office 3 miles distant
here. The Cemetery, opened m 1886, conSIsts of three ~ . .
quarters of an acre of land given by Mrs. Coulcher, the Paro~hIal School (IIllXed). erected m 186~, for lOO
wife of a former rector. The town estate, comprising ch~dren; average attendance, 8o; Mrs. EIDlly Watson.
608. IT. 2p. lies chiefly in this parish, but about 8~ acres mIstress
are in the parish of Stanton; the present value is about Carrier to Bury St. Edmunds. Sheppard, of Rickinghall
£70 yearly, and is vested in trustees. By an order oC Inferior, passes .through wed. &; !Sat .
Fry Rev. Joseph Howard (Cong.), Cooke Charles, shoe maker Radley Fredk.grocer,draper &; boot dlr
Manse • Doe Thomas James, farmer &; earthen- Reading Room (Alfred Youngman,hon.
Robinson Rev. John, Rectory ware manufacturer sec)
Watson Henry, Walnut Tree farm Eade Tim, blacksmith ' Sparke Abel, blacksmith &; carpenter
Warren Rev. William, The Hall Holden Charles, farmer Wateon. Henry & doseph. manu··
Youngman Alfred, The Croft Jolly Horace William, bricklayer, car- l'acturer. of earthenvvare &
penter &; clerk to Parish Council, terra.cotta rustic ware &
COMMERCIAL.
Post office china & gla.. merchants,
Ashford George, timber dealer Kerry William, wheelwright Wattisfield pottery
Beart Hy. C. corn dealer et beer retlr Large Abraham, farmer, Hall farm Watson Charles, farmer, Hill
Brothers Wm. farmer, Beech Tree farm MouIe James, carter &:; farmer Youngman William Morley, farmer,
Bullock David Coe, boot &; shoe maker Moule William, shopkeeper IMldowner &; assistant {)verseer for
Capp Johnson, Black Swan P.H Nelthorpe Thomas, farmer Walsham-le-Willows, Squirrell's hall
Cemetery (Alfred Bloomfield, sexton) Nelthorpe Walter, farmer &; poor rate (postal address, Walsham-le-Willows,
Coleby Henry, farmer oollector Bury St. Edmundl)
Davey Wesley, farmer Parker Thomas, White Swan P.H
WATTISHAM: is a puish and agricultural village 6 80 feet, and connected with it is a large pump, presented
miles south-west from Needham Market station on the to the pari.sh by the present vicasr. Wattisham Hall, a
Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern rail- farm house situated near the church, is surrounded by
way, in the Southern division of the county, Cosford a double moat. Richard Henry Wood esq. of Pantglas,
union and hundred, Hadle.;:gh petty sessional divisioB and Trawsfyrdd, Merioneth, is lord of the manor. The prin-
oounty court district, rural deanery of Lavenham, arch- cipal landowners are ilhe representatives of the Rev. W.
d6Qconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church M. and R. G. Frost, Messrs. Edward Gowing, Henry
of St. Nicholas is an a,ncient edifice of stone and flint, Johnson, King's College, Cambridge, and F. A. Oakes
in the :tarry English style, COl\SliiJting of chaneel, nave, esq. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay and loam. The
south porch and an embattlcil western tower containing chief crops are wheat, barley and 'beans. The area is
~ bells: all tJhe windows are stamed: the screen separat- 1,298 acres, the pTincipal part of which is arable; assess-
ing the chancel from the nave has paintings of saints and able value, £g04; the population in 18g1 was 183.
virgins, and there is a curious stone tablet in the tower: Parish Clerk, James Powling.
the church affords 150 sittings. The register dates from Letters through Ipswich, via Bildestone, arrive at! 8.30
.he year ~25. The living is 8 vicarage, net yearly a.m. Wall Lettep Box cleared at 7.45 a.m. et 5.50
value £2~5, in the gift of King's College, Cambridge. p.m. week days only. Bildestone, ~~ miles distant, is
and held since 1868 by the Rev. William Forbes-Leith the nearest money order et telegmph office
M.A. of Worcester Conege, Oxford, who resides at Bilde-
stone. The rectoria.l tithes of the parish are of the National School (mixed), for 40 children; average attend-
yearly value of £ 389. In the parish is a lJapmst chapel, ance, 40; Miss Sarah E. Griffiths, mistress
Nlbuilt in 1825, with a burial ground in connection. Near Carriers.--Oresswell, tues. tburs. &; sat.; Squirrell, tues.
tile church is a. parish well, sunk ~n 1887 to p <lep1tl of &' sail
 352 WATTISHAM. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

Edwards Lot, thatcher &; cordwainer Harvey William (exors. of), farmers, Par:ridge Edward &; Son, farmers &
Fairhead Ernest William, shoeing &; Wattisham hall brick &- tile makers
general smith Manning Charles, shopkeeper Squirrell Goorge, carrier &; farmer,
Gooderham George Creasy, farmer, Marriott Robert, farmer Castle farm
Crowcroft farm
GREAT WENHAM is 6 par:'sh 3 miles south-west Glanusk, of Glanusk Park, Crickhowell, Breconshire p

hem Capel station on the Hadleigh branch of the Great I Charles Cuthbert Eley esq. of East Bergholt, and Mr.
Eastern railway, 5 miles south-east from Hadleigh and 8 Wi..Iliam Chaffy Whitby, of Raydon, are the principal
south-west from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel and clay.
the county, hundred, petty sessional division and union The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The
of SamfOTd, Hadleigh county court district, rural deanery I area is 1,123 acres; rateable value, £1,167; the popula-
of Sam:ord, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Nor- I tion in 1891 was 228.
w:ch. The church o~ St. John is a pl:tin rubb~e edi~ce Post Office. Mrs. Maria Rout, sub-postmistress.
?f the I~th century, In the Early English style, consIst- Letters through Colchester arrive at 8.5 a.m.; dis-
1D~ of chancel, nav~,. south porch. and a western em~ patched at 5 p.m: Postal orders are issued here, bui
bactled tower, contaImng an electriC cl~ck and 3 bells. not paid. The nearest money order office is at Raydon
the c~u~ch was restore~ and re-seated m 1868, and has &; tele<7raph office at East Bergholt 3 miles distant
120 sIttmgs. The regIster dates from the year 16 43. .'0 • • '
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £19 1, with resi- The chIldren of thIS parIsh attend the school at Cape}
dence and 16 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop 01 St. Mary
Norwich, and held since 1882 by the Rev. Joseph Edward I Carriers to Ipswich.-R. Cole &; H. Cook, tues. thurs. &
Price M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. Lord I sat. to Swan P.H. King street, Ipswich
Price Rev. Joseph Edwd.M. .A. Rectory Beaumont John, wheelwright Green William, farmer, Priory
Batley Henry, farmer, The Hill Cole &; Cook, carriers Hopes Goorge, farmer
lJennett Thomas, Queen's Head P.R. &; Copping Benjamin, farmer Lott In. maltster &; farmer, The Place
general dealer Goddard William, farmer &; overse~r Whitby Ernest, farmer, Vauxhall
LITTLE WENHAM is a parish 2 miles south-eost now a farm house, is an ancient and extremely interesting
from Raydon station and 2 miles north-west hom Capel structure, affording an admirable example of the domestic
station, both on the Hadileigh branch of the Great Eastern architecture of the 13th century, and its construction
railwa.y and 6! south-west-by-west from Ipswich, ID the exhibits the eorliest instance known of the use of Flemisb
South Eastern division of the county, union,petty sessional bricks in this country: part of the building, now used 88
division and hundred of Samford, county court district of a granary, includes 3 large hall and a small chapel with
Ipswich, rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suffolk a handsomely gro-ined roof. The Havens family, who are
and diocese of Norwich. The church (dedication unknown) lords of the manor, Thomas Hayward Haward esq. of
is a pI'ain rubble edifice of the 13th century, in the Early Ohattisham, and Oharles Cuthbert Eley esq. of East
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch Bergholt, are the principal landowners. The soil is strong
and western tower and one bell: it contains a brass to the clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
Brewse family, dated 1503, a fine monument to Sir John and oats. The area is about 1,203 acres; rateable value,
Brewse, 1585, also another to Joseph Thurston, d. 1732: £776; the population in 1891 was 56.
there are about 100 sittings. The register dates from t h e ' .
year 155 8• The living ioS Q rectory, consolidated with that Letters through ~lchester to Great Wenham office arrlve
of Capel St. Mary, joint net yearly value [.':),55, at 9.3 0 a.m. ; dIspatche~ at 5 p.m. The neares~ mo~~y
with 18 acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since order & telegraph office IS at East Bergholt, 4 miles dbt

College, Oxford, who resides at Oape!. Wenham Hall,

I
1878 by the Rev. Alfred Cecil Johnson M.A. of Trinity The children of this parish attend the school at Capel St.
Haward Cecil William, The Grange Coppen Benjamin, farmer, The Lodge Whiting Charles, district surveyor of
COMMERCIAL. Ourtis Philip, farmer, The Hall
Balls Frederick, blacksmith Goodchild John, farmer, Grove farm
WENHASTON is a parish and large village, on the
navigable Blyth, with a station on ·the Southwold railway,
3 miles south-east from Halesworth, in the North Eastern
division of the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional
division and union, Halesworth county court district,
rUTal deanery of South Dunwioo, arehdeaconry of Suffolk
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Peter, standing
on an eminence commanding .a view of the sea, is a
building of flint, erected at several periods between the
12th and 16th centuries, and consisting of chancel, na:ve,
·north aisle, south porch and a western tower of the '14th
century, about 62 feet high and containing 6 bells, the
tenor weighing 16 cwt.: the east window was filled with
stained gla9S in July, 1883, the stonework being the gift
of the Rev. Richard Gathorne M.A. vicar 1879-90, and
the glass the gift of K. R. Hedges esq. of Sunbury, Middle-
sex, in memory of his brother: the chancel was restored
in 1892, when a. beautifully carved oak chancel arch was
erected with canopies containing figures of St. Peter and
St. Osyth: during the restoration of the chancel an antique
painting on wood of the "Doom" or "Great Day of
Judgment" was discovered, together with a sculptured
representation of the" Holy Rood," of which only the out-
lines remained; the painting has been pronounced by the
Society of Antiquaries of London, before whom it was
exhibited, to be one of the most remarkable and best
preserved relics of early 15th century art now in existence:
the communion plate includes a chalice with cover, dated
1567; and the church Bible, of the first edition of King
J ames,handsomely bound witb the brass bosses,still exists:
the oak pulpit is a fine specimen of Jacobean carved
work: there is a mural memorial with brasses to the
Rev. Thomas Leman, d. 1826, and in the church is a:
list of vicars from the year 1217: the nave and aisle were'
restored in 1900: the church now affords 200 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1687. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £108, including 3 acres of glebe,
with residence, in the (!"ift of the Lord Cbancellor, and
held since 1890 by the Rev: James Brown Clare B. .!. of
Jesus Co-llege, Oxford. who is also chaplain of the Blything
Union There is a Wesleyan chapel, enlarged in 1865, I
Mary
highways for the Samford Rural
District, Manor house
and at Black Heath is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built
in 1868. 3~ acres of land were left in 1562 for the school-
ing of poor children, and 3 acres in 1563 for the same pur-
pose; Widow Collin's charity, £3 yearly, left in 1680,
called" the 'Widow's Gift," is 101' six widows: the town
elitate, let for £50 a year, is applied to the service of the-
church: Dawson's charity is £6 yearly: the town estate-
poor's charity of £2 yearly is distributed in coals_
There are three several manors in this parish, besides that
of Mells, i.e. Blythburgh Priory Manor, of which Sir Ralpb
Barrett Macnaghten Blois bart. of Oockfield Hall, is lord;
Thorington Wimpole Manor, the t,rusoliees of the late H. A.
S. Bence esq. lord,s; and the Thorington Hall Manor..
held by the trustees of the late Richard J. Day esq. The
trustees of the late H. A. S. Bence esq. the Earl of Strad-
broke, the Rev. John N. F. Ewen M.A. of Reydon Hall.
'\Yangford, James Farquharson Remnant esq. M.P. I~
Norfolk crescent, Hyde Park, London W, and Major G.
N. Micklethwait, of Taverham Hall, Norwicb, are the
principal landowners; but there are many smaller owners.
The soil is light, a mixture of sand and loom; subsoil r
sand and clay. The chie·f crops are wheat, barley and
roots. The area is 2,326 acres; rateable value, £3,061;
the population of the parish in 1891 was 949.
Mells hamlet is 2 miles east-south-east from Hales-
worth, on the south bank of the BIyth. Here are th9'
ruins of the ancient chapel of St. Margaret, an un-
adulterated specimen of Early Norman 'Work, which in
1217 was subject to the mother church of Wenhaston, but
subsequently and prior to 1465 the tithes of Mells wer~
paid to Mettingham Oollege; and the chapel, after that
date, fell into di8use. O;awald Daws~n esq. is lord of the-
manor. J. F. Remnant eSq. M.P. and Arthur John Rous9'
esq. of Ipswich, are the principal landowners. The land
is nearly all clay; subsoil, sandy.
Par·ish Clerk, George Easthaugh.
Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity k Insurance Office.-
William Cornwell, sub-postmaster. Letters arriv~
from Halesworth at 7.30 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.; dispatcherf
thereto at I I a.m. & 5.':),0 & 6.15 p.m. Halesworth il"
the nearest telegraph office, 4 miles distant
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. WESTHALL. 353
Pillar Letter Box, Railway station, cleared at 5.35 p.m. Charles H. White, Halesworth, clerk to the board &i
week days only attendance officpr
Wall Let1ie.r Box, Mells hamlet, clea.red at 10.10 a.m. &; Board School, built in 1882, at 80 cost of £1,43 6, for 157
7.30 p.m. ; ,sundays IO.30 a.m children; average attendance, 142; John Edwd. Sales,.
Pillar Letter Box Black Heath, cleared at 8.30 a.m. &; 5.15 master; Mrs. Clayton H. Kett, mistress
p.m. week day~ only Railway Station, Henry Alfred Wright, station master
A School Board of 5 members was formed 2 March, 1876; I Police Station, George Garnham, constable
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Canham WaIter, grocer, Black heath List Charles, tinsmith
Clare Rev. James Brown RA. (vicar), Cornwell Wm. grocer &; draper,Post off Long James, miller (steam &; water),
Vicarage Crisp Edward, boot maker corn &; coal merchant &; farmr.Mells
(}ale Wm. James, Belvedere villa Danford James William, blacksmith &; Massingham Ripps, farmer, O~d Chapel
lFis'ke Samuel, Black heath agricultural implement maker farm, Mells; &; Thoroughfare, Hales-
'Funnelle Miss Danford Miles, egg &:; poultry dealer worth
Newson William Eade William., deputy oSul"Velyor, Miles Alfred, thatcher
:Nollo'th William, Albion house Sunnyside house Napthine J ames, pig killer
Remnant Frdk.Mander J.P.The Grange Ellis Wallace, builder &; contractor Newby William, watch maker
:Smith William John, Black hea.th Etheridge George, warrener Nolloth William WaIter, farmer, Har-
Webber Mrs. Albion house Farrington Henry, shoe maker per's farm
"Williamson Mrs. Mells Hill farm Fisher WaIter &; Son, plumbers, wood Nunn Simon, millwright, Black heath
pump makers &; well sinkers, Black Pepper Harry Frank Roberts, gxocer &;
COMMERCIAL. heath draper, Black heath
Adams Frederick, boot maker Freeman Edmund Turner, corn, coal Raven Luke, hurdle maker
Aldred Henry, boot ma. Black heath &; seed merchant &; farmer, Hill ha Smith Thos. Geo. &; Son, blacksmiths
..A.llerton John William, beer retailer Friend Hpnry, farmer, Old hall Smith Frederick Henry, carpenter
-Baldwin Annie Elizabeth (Miss), gro- Gray Arthur Edward, farmer &; land Spencer Fredk. wheelwright &; carpntr
cer &; baker agent, Hall farm . Spoore James, farmer, Black heath
"'Ilarker Jesse, farmer, Mells hill Gray Sarah (Mrs.) &; Sons, farmers, Squire Stephen F. J. farmer, Beech vil
Beckett Arthur, farmer Run farm Stannard George, pork butcher
Benstead Henry Andrews, harness ma Haylock George, farmer Walker John, farmer, Church farm
Blowers Benjamin, farmer, Heath farm Hubhard James, grocer &; draper Wickins James Leggett,grocer, draper,
lJlowers Daniel, farmer, Red House Hurren William James, builder ironmonger, china &; earthenware
farm, Mells Kett Clayton Herbert, baker &; corn dealer &i patent medicine vendor,
llrightwell William, cattle dealer merchant The Stores
lJull Lewis (exors. of), brick makers, Larter Arthur Edward, farm bailiff to Woolnough Jeremiah, bricklayer
Mells Mr. Rinns Massingham, Mells Wright Henry Alfred, station master
"Bullen Percy, insurance agent Lines William, Carpenters' Arms P.H Youngs John, farmer &; landowner
WESTERFIELD is e. pa.ri'Sh, formed under the" Local ton, who is lord of the manor, Mrs. Valence and Mr.
'Government Act of 1894" (56 &; 57 Vict. c. 73), it has a Frederick Bird are the principal landowners. The soil is
sta.tion on the Great Eastern railway, 2 miles north-north- mixed, producing excellent crops of wheat and barley.
-east from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the The area is 467 acres; rateable mlue, £881; the popu-
-county, Bosmere and Claydon hundred and petty sessional lation in 1891 was 83.
division, Woodbridge union and county court d1s·trict, Letters through Ipswich, which is the nearest money order
rural deanery of Claydon, archdeaconry of Suffolk and &; telegraph office
<liocese of Norwich. Capt. Mileson Edgar J.P. of Whit- The children attend school at Westerfield-in-Ipswich
'Frazer Alexander J.P. Westerfield ho IBird John, brewer, spirit &; coal mer-I Owen William, Ivydene
• chant, Westerfield brewery Runnacles Henry, farmer
WESTERFIELD-IN-IPSWICH is a village and Richard Hutton Cautley M.A. of Caius College, Cam-
parish within the borough, fonned from the parish of bridge, and secretary to the Diocesan Sunday School
"Westerfield, under the" Local Government Act of 1894" Committee. Francis Brooke, in 1775, left the interest of
(56 and 57 Viict. c. 73); it is situated on the £323 South Sea Annuities for the benefit of poor children
Toad from Ipswich to Eye, with a station on the of the parish and the industrious poor not in receipt of
'East Suffolk section of the Great Eastern railway, parochial relief. The poor's houses are let for £7 yearly,
:2 miles north-north-east from Ipswich, in the which sum is applied in providing clothing for poor
-South Eastern division of the county, Ipswich union and children; and a further sum of £10, arising from land.
-county court district, ruml deanery of Claydon, a.rch- left by Mrs. Bridget Collett, is for teaching and keeping
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich; 8 branch at school poor children boUl in the parish. Capt. Mileson
Tailway has been constructed from this place to Felixstowe, Edgar, of Whitton, who is lord of the manor, Mrs.
-connecting that watering place with Ipswich. The church Valence and Mr. Frederick Bird are the principal land-
of St. Mary is a ,small .building of flint and rubble, con- owners. The soil is of a mixed nature, producing ex-
sisting of chancel and nave, north porch, with a square cellent crops of wheat and barley. The area is 629 acres;
rerpen~Iicul:ar ~es~ern emba,ttled tower, in which. are 3 rateable vaJue, £900; the population in 1891 was 284.
1>ell~: It has a pIscI~a and an aumbry, and the fo~t IS very P st Office. Mr Fann Rosa Howard sub-postmistress.
anCIent: the east wmdow was erected as a memonal of the 0 s. y. .' &;
'Rev. Mileson Gery Edgar, who died in 1853: there are two Letters ~hrough IpSWIch arrIve at 4·55 a.m. 2.3 0
'Other stained windows in the chancel,to Mrs.Ma.ry Packard p.m.) dIspatched at 1.20 ~ 7·55 p.~. .Postal orders
and the Rev. Charles Drage M.A. rector of this parish are Issued here, but not paId. Ips'Ylch ~s the nea:-est
18 35-75, who died in 1875: the west window is very money order &; telegr.aph office,. 3 miles dIstant. Pillar
beautiful: the church was restored and re-seated about Letter Box at the railway statIOn cleared at 8·5 p.m
1867 and has ISO sittings. The register dates from the Board School (Ipswich Board) (mixed), erect~d in IS79,
'Year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £212, fOT I I I children; average attendance, 66; MlSs Florence
with 3 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Smith, mistress
Bishop of Norwich, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Railway Station, William Henry Wilkes, station mamer
Cautley Rev. Rd. Hutton M.A. Rectory Burrell William, farm bailifi to WaIler Hart Frederick Grove, farmer, Mill fm
Tayler William, Westerfield hall Makens esq Makens WaIter, farmer, Red House
"Turner Stanley, Swan's nest Davey Philip, dealer Park farm
Wright Mrs. The Larches Iknnv William, blacksmith Moy Thomas Limited, coal, coke Ai
Goddard Alfred, Swan P.H general merchants; &; at Ipswich
COMMERCIAL. Howard Fanny Rosa (Mrs.), shop- Norman Charles, carpenter
Bird Frederick, farmer, Manor farm keeper, Post office Tovell James, Railway hotel
WE STHALL is a village and parish, 31 miles north- Goth,ic style, and consists of Decorated chancel, Early
-east from Halesworth station and 2i from Brampton English nave, south aisle, in which are two fine Norman
station, on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great arches, north porch and a Perpendicular embattled tower
Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the county, at the west end of the aisle, with 5 bells: the church is I I t
BJything union, petty sessional division and hundred. feet long, the chancel measuring 50 feet by 22 feet and
lIalesworth county court district, rural deanery of North the nave 61 feet by 40 feet: the font is an octagon and has
Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. representations of the Seven Sacraments of the Qatholie
The church of St. Andrew is a .structure of flint in the Church carved on the sides: there is a brass to the Bohun
SUFFOLK 23
 354 WESTHALL. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
family, dated 1602: the south aisle has a Norman door- the manor, the Earl of Stradbroke, Prof. G. D. Liveing
. way: the nave 'roof is thatched: the chancel was restored :M.A., F.R.S. of The Pightle, Newnham, Cambridge, and
in 1882: there are 300 sittings. The register dates from the Rev. R. J. Tacon M.A. rector of Rollesby, are the
the year 1559. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value principal landowners. The soil is principally clay; sub-
£146, including 82 acres of glebe and residence, in the soil, the same. The chief crops are wheat, barley and·
gift of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich, and held since beans. The area is 2,316 acres; rateable value, £2,8°3;
1887 by the Rev. George Girling. The Primitive Metho- the population in 1891 was 390.
dist chapel here was built in 18 7 8, and enlarged in 18 98. Parish Sexton, Henry Burgess,
The old Hall was the residence for fourteen years of
Edmund Bohun, a celebrated political and historical Lettel\9 through Wangford R.S.O. arrive at 8·45 a.m~
writer and antiquary in the time of James H. William ill. Wall Letter Box, near the church, collected 6·30 p.m.
,and Queen Anne, and descended from Humphrey de Pillar Box, near the wind mill, collected at 8,45 a.m.
Bohun, Earl of Hereford, Essex and Northampt<m; he week day.s only. The nearest money order & telegraph
was born at Ringsfield, near Beccles, 12 March, 16 44-5, offices are at Halesworth & Wangford, 3~ miles distant
and died in S. Carolina, of which he had been appointed Police Station, Cox Common, William Aldous, constable
Ohief Justice,S Oct. 1699; the Hall was rebuilt about National School, with teacher's il'esidence, erected in 185lt,
1860, and now belongs to the Earl of Stradbroke. Sir for 132 children; average attendance, 6o; Mrs. Saraa
Hugh Edward Adair bart. of Flixton Hall, who is lord of Eade, mistress
[Elradnum Abraham, Tyneholme jDavy Thomas, farmer, Poplar house &; Howes Christmas, miller (wind)
Girling Rev. George, Vicarage 1 Bacon's Green farm Howlett Horace Rushmer, farmer
Ebbs William, farmer Loines William, farmer
_ COMMERCIAL. Ellis Benjamin, boot maker Meadows George, farmer
.A.1dous James, farmer Felgate Thomas, farmer, Oak farm Meadows John, farmer
.A1dred Charles, jun. farmer Felgate WaIter, blacksmith Miller Arthur, Race Horse P. H
Bedingfield O. George, hay &; corn mer ,Fenn Charles, farmer Miller Edmund, wheelwright
Bedingfield Herbert, grocer & drapr I Gaussen Bernard, farmer,Westhall hall Moore Collins, farmer
Bradnum, Laws & Co. fruit growers, Gibson George, farmer Neave William, farmer, Manor farm
Moat farm Gough Frederick, higgler Neaye William Frederick, farmer
Burgess Benjamin, shoe maker Hammond Chas. farmer, Rookery frm Smith George Self, farmer
Croft Charles Winter, farmer &; land- Hill Frederick, farmer Watson William, farmer
owner, Westhall farm Hill Thomas, farmer, Ivy Grange frm Wiles John, wheelwright & shopkeeper
WESTHORPE is a parish 'and small villag-e I! miles Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk K.G. husband of Mar:
west from Finningham station on the Ipswich and Nor- Tudor, widow of Louis XII. of France, and '2nd daughter
wich section of the Grea~ Eastern railway and 8 north of Henry VII. of England, resided at the manor house
from Stowmarket, in the North Eastern di"ision of the here, and died in 1545. Messrs. Beaumont and Son of
county, Hartismere union, petty sessional division and Coggeshall, Essex, are lords of the manor. Captain E.
hundred, Stowmarket county court district, rural deanery G. Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, John Tudor Frere e,;q.
of South Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and aiocese of Roydon Hall, Norfolk, the trustees of the late E~jah
of Norwich. The church of St. Margaret is a large and Crozier Bailey esq. Robert Robinson esq. and Richard
ancient structure of flint, in the Ea.:rly English sty!e. Payne esq. 8il'e the chief landowners. The soil is princi-
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, embattled south porch pally heavy, with some mixed; subsoil, clay and brick
and a fine embattled t<>wer containing 5 bells: thertl is earth. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans, oats
a marble monument to Maurice Barrow esq. and others and clover. The area is 1,309 acres; assessable value,.
to the Shelton family, who formerly resided here: the £1,136; the population in 1891 was 216.
chancel was restored i. 1896 at a. c~st of about .£:400 , Post &; Pa.rcel Office. William Pearce, sub-postma.ster.
and the church now affords 200 slttm~~. T~e regIster Letters through Stowmarket arrive at 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. ;
dates from the year 153 8. The. liVlI~g IS a rac- dispatched at 10 a.m. &; 5 p.m. week days only. Postal
rtory, net yearly. value /:180, Inc!udmg 16 acres orders are issued here, but not paid. Finningham i~
o~ glebe and reSIdence, m the ~lft of and held the nearest money order & teleQ'I'aph office 2 miles dist
SInce 1858 by the Rev. Alfred King Harlock M.A. .. .'
of St. Peter's -College, Cambridge. The Primitive A School Board of 5 members was established 14 July.
Methodist chapel, built in 1891, is an iron structure. 18 75; George Lee Barber, clerk to the board
The charities aml;mnt to about £12 yearly, which are Board SC'hool, opened in 1877, will hold 50 children;
applied to the use of the church school and the poor. average attendance, 42; Mrs. Jane Bendall. mistress
Ha,rlock Rev. Alfred King M.A.Rctry Bird Adam, farmer Pesrce William, shopkpr. Post office
COMMERCIAL. Bolton .A.rthur, farm bailiff to eXOT$., Punt Nathnl. Crown P.H. & blksmtb
Arbon Arthur, farmer of E. C. Bailey, Lodge &; Hall fms Read Frederick, farmer
Baker George, farmer Howe George, farm beiliff to Mr. Shave Wm. farmer &; poultry dealer
Barber George Lee, farmer & clerk to Squirrell Syke,s Wm. cattle dealer & farmer
school board Kemp John, farmer West Henry, farmer
Bendall George E. poor rate collector Offord Robert, fanner
WESTLETON is a parish and village on the river Grimsby, in April, 1722, left about 12 acres of land, let
Minsmere, 3 miles south-east .from Darsiham station on for £12 a year, to provide clothing for poor widows and
the Ipswich and Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern children of this parish. The church lands, of 18! acres,
:railway and 6 north-east from Saxmundham, in the are let in 72 allotments for about £22 a year, which goes
North Eastern division of the county, Blything hundred, towards the expenses <>f the church. There are four
petty sessional division and union, Halesworth county manors in this parish: Westleton with the members of
court district, rural deanery of South Dunwich, arch- which S. Patteson esg. is lord, Minsmere, of which
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church Charles Ca.pon esg. is lord, Westleton Cleves, of which
of St. Peter is an ancient building of flint in the Early Henry Edwin Garrod esq. of Diss, is lord, and Westleton
English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, Grange, of which George Frederick BeauIIiont esq.
nave, south porch and a western tower with low steeple F. S.A. of The Lawn, Coggeshall, Essex, is lord. The·
built on the foundations of the old tower, which fell down Grange, pleasantly situated, and commanding a fine view
in 1770, and containing one bell: there is an Early Eng- of the common and its surroundings, is the property of
lish piscina in the chancel, and several monuments to Douglas Parry-Crooke esg. of Darsham House. The
the Woods family: the font is ancient, and has sculp- principal landowners are· D. Parry-Crooke esq. Mile>:
tured figures on its sides: the church was restored in Barne esq.. of Sotterley Hall, Sir Ralph Barrett :Mac-
1857 at an expense of about £300, and again in 1866, at naghten Blois bart. and Mrs. Ogilvie, of Sizewell. The
a cost of about £130: in 1891 the nave was repaired and soil is loamy, sandy and clayey; subsoil, loam, stone..
Tenovated and the chancel reseated with new oak stalls, and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans,
at a cost of about £4°0: there are 300 sittings. The 'Peas, roots, rye and potatoes. The area is 5,975 acres,
registers date from the year 1545. The living is a vicar- of which 2,000 acres are sandy heath; rateable value.
age, net yearly value £213, with 1~ acres of glebe and £4,028; the population in 1891 was 807.
Tesidence, in the gift of the Church Patronage Society, Parish Clerk, John C. Fisk.
and held since 1887 by· the Rev. Francis Hamilton Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &. Insurance Office.-
Nicholls M.A. of Wadham College, Oxford. :Major W. Charles Spail, ,sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from
N. Micklethwait is the impropriator of the great tithes, Saxmundham at 5.30 a.m.; de:ivered at 7 a.m.; di~-
which have been commuted at £690. Here is a patched at 8 p.m. Darsham i~ the nearest telegraph
Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1868... Thomas office, 2 miles distant
 DIR1WTORY.] SUFFOLK. WETHERDEN. 355
A School Board of 5 members was formed Dec. 1887; 180 children; average attendance, 120; Frederick F.
Isaac Newson, clerk to the board &; attendance officer Gladwyn, master; Mrs. Annie Gladwyn, mistress
Board School (since 1888), built in 1842; a clock was Police Station, Benjamin Gray, resident constable
erected over the porch in 1887; the school will hold
Jex Robert Fryer Henry, farm bailiff to Mr. J. C. Ransby Richard Foreman, shopkeeper
Nicholls Rev. Fraucis Hamilton M.A. Colman, Brick Kiln farm Rous Frederick, shopkeeper
(vicar) Gibbs Chas. farmer, Chatburn farm Rous J acob, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Gibbs Freeman, farmer, Grange frm Smith Alfred, farmer, Red House farm
Adams George, farm bailiff to Mrs. Goddard Samuel, farmer, Limits farm Smith J ames, boot maker
Ogilvie, Scott's hall Grimsey John Robert, farmer, St. Spall Chas. &; Jas. boot &; shoe mas
Balls Wi.liam, blacksmith Helena farm &; Redmere farm Spall Charles, sub-postmaster
Brown David, pork butcher &; hay Groom Charles T. corn &; coal dealr Spindler J acob, fish dealill'
trusser . Johnson Geo. Crown P.H. &; farmer Strowger Henry, fish dealer
Buck William, pork butcher Marjoram ;Ely. coal dealer &; farmer Strowger Samuel, farmer
Caines Edwin M. grocer &; draper Napthine George, shopkeeper Threadkel Ann (Miss), milliner &;
Durrant Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Newson Isaac, grocer &; draper, clerk dress maker
Elmy Elizh. Jane (Mrs.), furniture dlr to the school board, school attend- Turner Samuel, beer retailer
Fisk Samuel &. Son, wheelwrights ance officer &; assistant overseer Wade William, farmer,Walnut Tree fm.
Flory Isaac, farmer, Vale Pearson John Henry, butcher; &; at Walker Alfred, shopkeeper
Fuller George, blacksmith Yoxford Ward Ann (Mrs.), harness maker
WESTLEY is a parish 2 miles west from Bury St. in the gift of Clare College, Cambridge, and held since'
Edmunds, in the North Western division of the county, 1892 by the Rev. Charles Lett Feltoe RD. of Clare Col-.
Thingoe and Thedwastre petty sessional division, Thingoe lege, Cambridge, who resides at Fornham .All Saints.
hundred and union, Bury St. Edmunds county court The principal landowners are the Marq,uess of Bristol and
district, rural deanery of Thingoe, archdeaconry of Sud- Robert Burrell esq. J.P. The soil IS mixed; subsoil,.
bury and diocese of Ely. The old church of St. Thomas chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips.
a. Becket is in ruins. The present church of St. Mary, the area is 1,216 acres; assessable value, £1,389; the.
erected in 1836, at a cost of £1,4°0, is a building of population in 1891 was 158.
stone, in ·the Decorated Gothic style, and consists of Letters from Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7 a.m. Letter
chancel, nave and a western tower with spire containing Box cleared at 6.45 p.m. week days; &; on sundays.
one bell: the spire was struck by lightning Oct. 3. 1889, II.25 a.m. Bury St. Edmunds, 2 miles distant, is..
but has since been restored at a cost of £100: there are the nearest money order &; telegraph office
120 sittings. The register dates from the year 1568. This place is included in the Fornham All Saints United'
The living is a rectory, annexed to that of Fornham All School Board District, formed 4 April, 1875. The,
Saints, net yearly value £375, with 40 acres of glebe, children attend the board school at Fornham
Burrell Robert J.P. WestIey hall cal manure manufacturers, BurJ Lloyd Wm. Arth. farmer, Sexton haD
COMMERCIAL. St. Edmunds chemical works Wright Jeremiah, farm bailiff to RbL.
Burrell Robert &; Walton, su~phuric Burrell Robt. J.P. farmer &; merchant Burrell esq. J.P
acid, sulphate of ammonia & chemi_ Hartley Robert &; Samuel, farmers
WESTON is a parish 21 miles south from Beccles Herbert Clowes. Miles Barne esq. of Sotterley Hall, W.
station on the ~pswich and Lowestoft section of the Great M. Crowfoot esq. of The Walk, Beccles, the trustees of -
Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the county, the late J. L. Garden esq. of Redisham Hall (d. 1892),
Beccles petty sessional division, Wangford union and hun- and R. H. Inglis Palgrave esq. of Belton, Great Yar-·
dred, Beccles and Bungay county court district, rmal mouth, are the chief landowners. The soil is generally .
deanery of Wangf:nd, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese. heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
of Norwich. The church of St. Peter is a building of and roots; the proportion of pasture land is small~ The-·
flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, area is 1,532 acres; assessable value, £1,383; the popu-
nave, north porch and a western tower with pinnacles, lation in 1891 was 253.
containing 3 bells: there is a sculptured font, one panel
of which represents the Baptism of Our Lord: the
I
Parish Clerk Charles Cook
' .
stained east window is a memorial to the Rev. H.' Letters through Becc.les, the nearest money order 1;.
Mayers, a former rector, d. 1872 : there are 120 sittings, I
telegraph office, arrIve at 7. a . m . Letter Box cleared
56 being free. The register dates from the year 153 8. I at 5. 10 p.m.; telegrams delivered free
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £200, with I Day School, opened September, 1896, and under the'
acre of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord control of parish trustees, for 40 children; average·
Chancellor, and held since 1870 by the Rev. Josiah attendance, 2S; Mrs. Lockhart, mistress
Clowes Rev. Josiah Herbert (rector) Cady Geo. farmr. Wilderness farm Sadd Edwd. Job, farmer, Weston }JaJI'
Cady Samuel, farmer, Hill farm Sayer John, shopkpr. &; pork butche'"
COMMERCIAL. Cady Sm!. jun. farmer, Newhouse fIn Spatchet Wm .farmer, Walpole hall
Buckenham Edmund, farmer, Marl- Copping Arthur, farmer &; pork btchr Thompson BQlWman, frmr. Church rm
borough farm Godbold Wm. Geo.farmr.BrickKiln fIn Thompson Thos. frmr. South End frm:
Bullard John, farmer Harper Charles, D.uke of Marlboro'P.H Wood James, market gard~ner
Cady Alfred William, farmer LeGrice Charles, farmer
WETHERDEN is a parish and village, 11 miles east. restored and a stained window inserted in the chancel in:
by-south from EImsweJl station on the Bury and Ipswich 1861 by the late Rev. W. H. Crawford, of Haughley
section of the Great Eastern railway and 4 north-west Park, and there are several other stained windows: the'
from Stowmarket, in the North Western division of the sittings number 300. The registers date from the year"
county, Stow hundred and union, petty sessional division 1538, and are in excellent preservation. The living is a
and county court district of Stowmarket, rural deanery discharged rectory, net yearly value £280, with residence"
of Stow, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. and 15 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
At the western extremity of this parish is the division and held since 1896 by the Rev. Arthur Dimock. M.A. or
of the hundreds of Stow, Blackbourn and Thedwestry, Trinity College, Dublin. Here is a small Baptist chapel.
and it also divides the liberty of Bury St. Edmunds from The town lands, I2a. or. IIp. are let at the present time'
the Eastern division of Suffolk, as well as dividing the for £21 10S. yearly, which sum is applied to the reliel
jurisdiction of the County Councils of East and West of the poor, principally in coals: the poor have also a
Suffolk, and the dioceses of Norwich and Ely. The rent-charge of 20S. yearly from the parish, which is
church of St. Mary is an ancient building of. flint, in the given at the discretion of the rector: the sum of £1,500
Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, was bequeathed ty the late Rev. W. H. Crawford, of
nave, south aisle and a massive embattled western tower Haughley Park, for the endowment of the school, erected
containing 5 bells, three of which were cast in 1673, one by public subscription, and also a sum of £3,000
in 1786, and the teuor in 1702: the double hammer beam Consols, the interest to be applied for the maintenance
roof is of oak, elaborately carved, as also were some of of six poor widows. Harold Griffin esq. of 54 High
the old seats, but in 1872 the church, with the exception street, Battersea, London SW who is lord of the manor,
of the aisle, was fitted with open oak benches: there is the trustees of the late Mrs. Beare, Benjamin Brodie
an ancient stone font, a brass and a mutilated monument Booth esq. J.P. of Plashwood Park, Haughley, :Mrs.
in the aisle to one of the Sulyard family, who resided Pretyman, F. J. Kerry, James Lambert and Sellsbv
at Wetherden Hall, now a farm house: the church was Wardle Hunt esqrs. are the principal landowners. The
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soil is mixed loam, sand an4 clay; subsoil, gravel, sand a.m. &; 6.15 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but
and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. not paid. Haughley is the nearest money order &;
The area is 1,830 acres; assessable value, £1,857; the telegraph office, 2 miles distant
population in 1891 was 45°· Wall Letter Box cleared at IO.20 a.m. &; 6.20 p.m
Sexton, Frederick Miller.
Post Office.-Mrs. Mary Ann Robinson, sub-postmistrej;s. Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1868, for 90 child-
Letters through Stowmarket, viA Haughley, arrive by ren; average attendance, 80; James Hassall, master
foot post at 7.30 a.m. & I p.m.; dispatched at 10.IS Carrier.-Frederick Miller, to Stowmarket, thurs
Dimock Rev. Arthur M.A. (rector), Bull David, horse slaughterer Morley Agatha &; Alice (Misses), dress
Rectory Edwards Arthur Samuel, fa-rmer makers
Pettitt Charles Waiter Frost J QIS. farmer, Wetherden lodge Mothersole Henry, beer retailer
Wing Miss George John, miller (wind &; steam) Mothersole Sophia (Mrs.), shopkpr
COMMERCIAL. Halls Marquis Walter, draper &; grocer Mothersole Walter, blacksmith
Baker &; Son, millers (wind &; steam), Latter Charles William, May Pole P.H Robinson Joseph, bricklayer
Warren hill Leggett George, farmer, Fox farm Smith James (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Ballam James (exors. of), farmers, Leggett William, boot maker Stiff -George, farm bailiff to B. B.
Mutton hall Lummis John, carpenter Booth esq
Bloomfield Herbert, butcher Miller AIbert farmer, Uppertown Wakelin Joseph Samuel, farmer,
Bugg Jonathan, farmer, Rookyard Miller Frederick, carrier Wetherden hall
WETHERINGSETT-cum-BROCKFORD is a John Hayward esq. of Stowmarket, the trustees of the
parish si miles south-east from Finningham station on late Col. J. A. Corballis and Christopher George Hay-
the Ipswich and Norwich section of the Great Eastern ward esq. of Stowmarket. The soil is heavy land; sub-
railway, S north-west from Debenham, 6 south from Eye soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and
and 16 south from Ipswich, in the North Eastern division roots. The area is 3,722 acres; assessable value,
of the county, hundred, petty sessional division and £3,525; the population in 1891 was 967.
union of Hartismere, ~ye county court district, ror,a] Brockford is a hamlet of Wetheringsett, 5 miles west
deanery of South ~arhsmere, archdeaconry of. Su~olk from Debenham and 5 miles north from Stonham.
and dlO~ese of NorWIch. ~he .church of All.Samts IS a Shrubland House, now occupied as a farm house, was
larg~ e~ifice of stone and flint m. the PerpendIcular style, for over 300 years the residence of the Revett family,
conslstmg of chancel, nave, aIsles, north and. .south and the walls of one of the rooms are decorated with
porches and an embattled western tower c~mtammg 5 paintings representing various kinds of birds.
bells: .th~ church was thoroughly restored m 1857, by Parish Clerk George Flint.
SUbSCl'lptlons, at a cost of about £1,200, and has 5 ° ° ' .
sittings, 272 being free. The register dates from the Post &; Parcel ·O:ffic~.-Charles Alan Glbbs, sUb-post-
year 1556. The living is a rectory, net yearly value master. Letters arr~ve from Stowmarket at 7·45 a.m.;
£460, including II9 acres of glebe and residence, in the sundays, 9 a.m.; dlspatche~ at 6 p.m.; on sundays. at
gift of Mrs. Brooke, but pro hac vice the Crown, and 9 a.m. Post~l orders are Issued here, but not paId.
held since 1888 by the Rev. Cooil Frederick BIyth Mendlesha~ IS t~e nearest money order &, telegraph
M.A. of Christ's >College, Cambridge. The' cemetery, office, 3 mIles dIstant . ,
consecrated April 26th, 18 75, is li acres in extent; the Wall Letber Boxes.-Park greeu, Wethermgsett, Cleared
land was given by the Rev.John Parkinson Sill M.A. at 5·40 p.m. week days &; 9 a.m. sundays; Potter's
rector 185 8- 83. The town lands are under the manage- lane, Brockford, cle~red at 6.30 p.m. week day:s &; 10
ment of trustees, and comprise about 75 acres and 5 a.m. sundays; WhIte Horse Corner, Wethermgsett,
tenements, the proceeds of which, now about £5 1 yearly, cleared at 5.5 0 p.m. week days; sundays, 9.3 0 a.m. ;
are divided into three equal portions one for the church, Brockford street, cleared 6.15 p.m. week days &; 9·45
one for the school and one for the poor. The Rev. John a.m. sundays; Brockford Green, cleared 6·45 p.m. week
Shephard left certain yearly rent-charges to the parish, . d~ys &; 1~·30 a.m. sundays .
viz. 40s. a year for a dinner on Lady day to be given to PolIce StatIOn, Brockford, George Parnell, constable ID
20 poor people to dine in the church (but the money is _ c~arge . .
now distributed instead), and 5 s. out of the estate at NatIOnal Scho~l, Church street (mIxed), erected m 18.59'
Kelsale, to be distributed in 2d. loaves weekly among for 130 children; average attendance, 102; Phillp
six poor parishioners.Wetheringse-tt Manor house, Rotherham, master
situated near the church, is a handsome mansion in the Carriers to
Elizabethan style, standing upon an acclivity, and the Finningham-From Brockford, Capon, tues. &; sat
seat of Mrs. Brooke, who is lady of the manor. The Ipswich-From Wetheringsett, Charles Rose, tues. &;
principal landed proprietors are the trustees of the late sat.; from Brockford, Stannard, tues. &; sat
Henry Brooke esq. W. T. S. Peck esq. Stephen Kerridge Mickfield-From Wetheringsett, Charles Rose, tues. &; sat
\Voodward esq. of Wetheringsett Lodge, the Rev. Stonham-From Wetheringsett, Charles Rose, tues. &; sat
Frederick Lawson Hayward LL.B. rector of Tunstall, Stowmarket--From Brockford, Capon, thurs
Wl."'THERINGSETT. Garrod Fredk. poultry &; pig dealer BROCKFORD.
Goddard George, cooper Dufton Henry Tempest RA. Bridge ho
Blyth Rev. Cecil Fredk., ~LA. Rectry Hammond Frederick William, farmer, Hi] Rev. Charles (Baptist)
Brooke Miss, Wetheringsett manor Brames hall Lingwood Thomas, Shrubland house
Brooke Mrs. Wetheringsett manor Hart Jeremiah Jame~, beer retailer Peck Wm. Thomas SneIl, The Cedars
Woodward Stephen Kerridge, Wether- Hayward Alfred, farmer, The Green
ingsett lodge Hood John, farmer COMMERCIAL.
Jefferies Danie~, sihpkpr. &; frmr. Elm Annis Ann (Mrs.), dress maker
COMMERCIAL. Jefferies George (exors. of), farmer, Capon James Erastus, Griffin P.H. &;
•
Aldred Edward, farmer &; miller (wind Willow tree • earner
&; steam), Sycamore farm Keeb:e Wliliam., farmer Capon Robert, boot maker
Atkins George, shopkeeper Keen James, miller (wind) Catchpole Alfred, farmer, fruit, pork
Atkins Jo'bn, farmer Last WaIter, farmer, The Green &; poultry dealer, rate collector &;
Atkins William, blacksmith &; carpentr Pooley Robert, shopkeeper clerk to Parish Council
Baalam &; Sons, shoe makers Rodwe] Edward, bricklayer, Pitman's Catchpole Alfred (Mrs.), ehopkeeper
Baalam Thomas, farm bailiff to Mrs. corner &; baker
Brooke Rose Arthur, pou:try dealer Catchpole Richard, farmer, To:l gate
Baker J am,.es, shopkeeper Rose Mary Ann (Mrs.), elementary Clarke Thomas, carpenter &; sexton
Balls Frederick, blacksmith school, Park green Crowe Ephraim, farmer
Barrett Geo. cattle dealer &; farmer Rose Samuel, farmer Dufton Henry Tempest B.A., L.S.A.
Catchpole Thomas Arthur, farmer, Smith Arthur, beer retlr. Park grn surgeon &; medical officer &; public
Whitehouse &; Glebe Stebbing John, farmer, The Green vaccinator, Mendlesham district,
Cemetery (Thomas Clark, st!xton) Tydeman James, farmer &; carpenter, Hartismere union, Bridge house
Cbapman Christr. bo(}t &; shoe maker Town farm Freeman Jsph. Edwd. frmr. The Grn
Chapman Jabez Wm. boot &; shoe 108 Tydeman William, wheelwright, cart Garrod Rt. farmer, White Post corner
Chapman James, thatcher &; van builder, carpenter &; farmer Gibbs Charles AIan, tailor, draper
Cbapman John, farmer, Park hall Warner John, farmer &; newsagent, Post office
Chevallier Francis, farmer, TheGrange Woodward Stephen Kerridge, farmer Hitchcock Joseph E~els, farmer &;
nenny Henry, White Horse P.H &; landowner, Wetheringsett lodge income tax collector
Edwards Thomas, farmer, The Hall Wolsey John, farm bailiff to W. T. Humphrey Fredk. saddler &; photo-
Farrow Edward, farmer S. Peck esq grapher, Ipswich road
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DffiECTORY.] SUFFOLK. WHATFIELD. 357

Jolly .Geo. blacksmith, Ipswich road Peck WilIiam Thomas SneIl, farmer &; Thurston William MouseI', nursery-
Lingwood Thomas, farmer &; land- landowner, The Cedars
owne·r, Shrubland house Stannard Oharles. carrier &; carpntr
WEYBREAD is a parish and large and pleasant
village on an eminence, near the vale of the Waveney, on
the borders of Norfolk, 21 miles S<luth from Harleston
station 011 the Waveney Valley section of the Great
Eastern railway, 9 east from Diss and 8i north-east
from Eye, in the North Eastern division of the county,
Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and union, Har-
leston county court district, rural deanery of Hoxne,
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The
church of St. Andrew is an edifice of flint in the Per-
pendicular and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles, south porch and a round western tower con-
taining 6 bells, cast and hung in 1879: there are piscinre
in the chancel and south aisle, and remains of the stairs
leading to the rood loft: the organ was renovated in 1885
at a cost of £120: the pulpit is of oak, with painted
panels: in the chancel are memorial windows to the
Rev. Edward PhiIip Cooper, d. 20 Sept. 1855; Caroline
Louisa, his wife, d. 29 Nov. 1864; to the Rev. Thomas
Whitaker, 30 years curate, and vicar of this parish fr<lm
1814, d. 29 Dec. 1832, and Jane, his wife, d. 4 May,
1857: the church was restored in 1864 at a cost of £700,
and affords 365 sittings. The churchyard was enlarged
in 1892. The register dates from about the year 1687.
The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value
£80, with 10 acres of glebe ·and residence, in the gift of
the Rev. Joseph Henry White M.A. rector of Brockdish,
Norf<llk, and held since 1890 by the Rev. Henry Seger
Oriel M.A. of Trinity Oollege, Cambridge. The charities
amount to about £21 Ss. yearly, 25s. of which arising
from the rent of land, is distributed in bread annually
amongst the poor on New Year's day and called Pitt's
dole; there is also a charity left by Miss Williams in
1854, producing about £20 yearly, which became
available in 1892, and is distributed in coals amongst
man, seedsman, florist & shopkpr
the poor: there are also 9 acres of land at l\Iend-
ham, now (1900) let f<lr £8 Jearly, which sum is
devoted to the benefit of the poor: Chancel Farm,
of 17 acres, is let for £25 a year, which is available
for the repairs of the church. Weybread Hall and
Instead Manor House, two ancient mansions, have been
converted into farm houses. The parish contains three
manors, viz. Weybread, Hoblins and Instead; Daniel
Richard Garner-Richards esq. is lord of the manor of the
latter; Henry Edwin Garrod esq. of Diss, Norfolk, is lord!
of the Rectory manor. The landed proprietors are Sir'
Hugh Edward Adair bart. of FIixton Hall, and Mrs. E~
L. Garrould, of Norwich. The land is of mixed soil..
with clay subsoil. The chief crops are wheat, barley..
beans, turnips and pasture. The area is 2,431 acres;
assessable value, £2,156; the population in 1891 was..
638.
Parish Clerk, Daniel Daniels.
Post Office. Samuel Gardiner, sub-postmaster. Letters.
through Harleston, Norfolk, arrive at 6.30 a.m.; dis--
patched at 6 p.m. week days only. Postal orders are
issued, but n()t paid. Harleston is the nearest money
order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
Wall Box, Weybread street, cleared 5.40 p.m. week days.
only'
Pillar Letter Box, Upper Weyhread, cleared at 6.5 p.m.
week days only
National School (mixed & infants'), erected in 1842, for
150 children; average attendance, 100; attached are-
two good lending libraries, one for the parish, with
about 1,000 volumes, & another of about 500, for the·
children; Gilbert Fred CIifton, master; Mrs. E. Clif·
ton & Miss Littleproud,assistant teachers

Bryant William, St. Andrew's Bush Arthur Henry, miller (water) & LeftIey George, farmer, Fern Cottage
Candler Charles, Weybread house corn &; flour dealer, Needham mill farm
Candler John, Weybread house (postal address, Needham, HarIestn) Mullenger William Thomas, farmer,
Oriel Rev. Henry Seger M.A.Vicarage Button J. & W. E. millers (water &; Safford's farm
COMMERCIAL. steam), Weybread Water mills Norman Edward, thatcher
Aldous Harry, blacksmith Bye William, farmer, Links Mill farm Pendal In. farmer, Instead Manor ho·
Ashford Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Capon Henry Philip,farmer,Church fro Reeve Arthur, poultry dealer
Pear Tree farm Daniels Daniel, parish clerk Rump Frederick Clement, farmer,
Ashford Ernest, farmer, Mill Lane fm Devereux Charles & Son, aucti<lneers, Woodbine farm
Barber James, fish dealer valuers, land &; estate agents &; far- Saunders Anna (Mrs.),farmer & land-
Barkway Benjamin, beer retailer mers, Rookery farm, Drane's farm &; owner, Greengate farm
Bayles Andrew, boot & shoe maker Poppy's farm Self Goo. Heath House P.H. &; farmer'
Bayles Siaha, Crown inn; good stabling Ebbage Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Smith Frederick, farmer
Beaumont George William, farmer, Elsey Jethro, farmer & pig dlr.Oak fm Smith John, boot & shoe maker
The Laurels Emery James, wheelwright Smith John, miller (wind),&; corn mer-
Bezant Frederick, carpenter & builder Finch Henry, farmer, Chancel farm Smith Thomas, farmer, Laurel farm
JJreese John, farmer, Potter's farm Gardiner Samuel, grocer, draper, out- Tibbenham George, farmer &; land~
Brock James, farmer fitter & boot & shoe dealer, Post off owner, Corner House farm
Brock Joseph, brick & tile manu- Girling Richard, shopkeeper Tibbenham WaIter Lamb, farmer,
facturer; correspondence should GosHing Samuel, mill manager The Grange
be addressed to Aldburgh, Harlestn Gowling Henry, carpenter Waveney Valley Agricultural Associa-
Broom James Samuel, farmer & assis- Hurren John, farmer tion (Charles Devereux, sec)
tant overseer &; collector of taxes Jacobsen Christian Charles, farmer & Whatling James, farmer
for Syleham, Weybread & Wingfield, landowner, Weybread hall Whitton Frederick, farm bailiff t()
Ivy farm Mr. George Waines, Hill farm

WHATFIELD is a parish and village, 3 miles north Nunn esq. trustees of the late Edward William Archer'
from Hadleigh terminal station on a branch of the Great esq. of Hadleigh, the trustees of the late Thomas Tesh-·
Eastern railway, in the Southern division of the county, maker Busk esq. of Rudgwick, Sussex (d. 1894), and
Cosford hundred, petty sessional division and union, the trustees of the Hadleigh Grand Feoffment charity.
Hadleigh county court district, rural deanery of Hadleigh, The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The number of acres:
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church is 1,571 of inferior quality, and principally arable; rate-
of St. Margaret is an ancient building of flint and plaster able value, £1,273; the population in 189! was 365 in:
in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south the civil and 326 in the ecclesiastical parish.
porch and a low western tower containing 4 bells: there By Local Government Board Order 16,469, March 25,
are 190 sittings. The register dates from the Jear 1558. t885, detached part·s of Semer were annexed to this
The living is a rectory, net income £350, with 78 acres parish.
of glebe and an ancient rectory house, in the gift of Parish Clerk, Samuel Clark.
Jesus College, Cambridge, and held since 1852 by the Letter Box cleared at 6.30 p.m. Letters through Ips-
Rev. Robert Alfred Rackham M.A. and formerly fellow wich arrive at 8 a.m. The nearest money order & tele-
of that college. There is a small Congregational chapel graph office is at Hadleigh, 3 miles distant
in the village. Charles John Grimwade esq. of Hadleigh, National School (mixed), built in 1859, for 60 children;
is lord of the manor of Barrard's Hall, and there are two average attendance, 50; Mrs. A. Hamps, mistress
other manors, viz. the Furneux manor and Whatfield Hall Carrier to Ipswich-William Mowles, to the' "raggon &
manor. The principal landowners are William Matthew Horses,' on tues. & sat
Garradi William Coppin George, farmer, Crouch farm Lyon WaIter, Horseshoes P.H
Rackham Rev.Rt.Alfred M.A. Rectory Hubbard Charles, grocer & draper MoleI' William, carrier
Hubbard John, farmer, Whatfield hall Nunn WilIiam Matthew, farmer &
COMMERCIAL.
Hubbard Tbos.jun. farmer, Furneaux landowner, Barrard's hall
Clark Edward, shopkeeper & engineer Juby Arthur, farmer, Church farm Richardson James, thatcher
Oone Harcourt, farmer Juby EIiza (MI'ls.), farmer, White hall Vince Benjamin, farmer & butcher
 358 WHATFIELD. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S

GREAT WHELNETHA:M is a parish and village Nowt on, who is lord of the manor, are the principal
on the river Lark, I mile west from Whelnetham station, landowners; there are several sman landowners. The
in the adjoining parish of Litle Whelnetham, on the Sud- soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
bury and Bury section of the Great Eastern railway and oats and barley. The area is 1,493 acres; assessable
3! south-east from Bury St. Edmunds, in the N{)rth value, £1,144; the population in 1891 was 362.
Western division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre ..
petty sessional division, hundred of Thedwastre, Thingoe Sicklesmere is a hamlet adjolllmg, principally in this
union, Burv. St. Edmunds county court district, Tural parish, but partly in that of Little Whelnetham, on the
river Lark.
deanery of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and Parish Clerk, John Plume.
diocese of Ely. The church of St. Thomas A'Becket is
a small structure of stone and flint in the Early English Post Office, Sicklesmere.-Robert Chapman, sub-post-
style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch master. Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at
and a turret with cupola containing one bell: there are- 5.30 a.m.; dispatched at 7.5 p.m. week days; &; sun-
140 sitings. The register dates from the year 1561. The days, -arrive at 5.30 a.m. &; dispatched at 7.5 p.m.
living is a rectory, net income £277, with 50 acres of Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Bury is
glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since 1873 the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 3 miles
by the Rev. George Edward Badeley RA. of Trinity distant
College, Cambridge. Here was once a priory of Crutched Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.55 p.m. week days &;
(or Crossed) Friars, dedicated to St. Thomas the sundays
Martyr, and a cell, before 1273, to the principal house National School (mixed), built in I849, to hold 80 child-
of that order near the Tower of London. The Marquess ren; average attendance, 50; Mrs. Emily Branford,
of Bristol and James Henry Porteus Oakes esq. of mistress .
GREAT WHELNETHAM. Clarke WaIter, farmer, maltster &; mil- Symondll Arthur, farmer, Han
Badeley Rev. George Edward RA. ler (wind) SICKLESMERE.
,. Rectory Cornish William, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Denny Mary (Mrs.), farmer Pask Priscilla (Mrs.), beer retailer
Alderton J{)seph, beer retailer Hunt Henry, farmer Plumb .Albert Edward, wheelwright,
Bowyer Benjamin, blacksmith Pask Joseph, farmer &; miller (wind) - carpenter, builder &; shopkeeper
Buckle James, miller (wind) Robinson Charles, farmen Warren Ann (Miss), shopkeeper
LITTLE WHELNETHA:M is a parish and station the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1894 by the
on the Sudbury and Bury St. Edmunds section of the Rev. Robert Gibson B.A. of the University of London.
Great Eastt!rn railway, 72 miles from London and 3~ John Henry Porteus Oakes esq. of Nowton, who is lord
'south from Bury St. Edmunds, in the North Western of the manor, Robert Wyndham Jerm)'ll Rushbrooke esq.
division of the county, Thingoe and Th~dwastre petty of Rushbrooke Hall, and Walter Orbell Palmer esg. of
. -sessional division, hundred of Thedwastre, Thingoe union, Bradfield St. George, are the principal landowners. The
:Bury St. Edmunds county court district, rural deanery soil is mixed; subsoil, chalk and gravel. The chief crops
-of Horningsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 592 acres;
of Ely. The church of St. Mary Magdalen is an edifice assessable value, £634; the population in 1891 was 174.
',of stone and flint in the Early English style, consisting Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive at 7.30 a.m.
()f chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled tower at Pillar Letter Box, near the school, cleared at 5.20
<,west end containing 3 bells, and has an open timber p.m. week da)'s &; II.5Q a.m. on sundays. Bury, 3!
single hammer-beam roof of rather late Perpendicular miles distant, is the nearest money 'Order &; telegraph
work: eastward of the chancel may be traced the for- office
I mation of a semi-circular apse, probably the remains of National School (mixed), for the united parishes of
So Norman church: the church was thoroughly restored I Little Whelnetham &; Rushbrooke, built in 1844, to hold
,in 1880, and has 150 sittings. The registers date from I 50 children; average attendance, 23; Mrs. Emily Ann
the year 1557. The living is a discharged rectory, net Ambler, mistress
'yearly value £80, with 25 acres of glebe, in the gift of I Railway Station, OliveI' John Fenning, station master
Gibson Rev. Robert B.A. The Rectory Gropley Richllrd, farmer, Park farm Huffey Henry, blacksmith
Nunn John Sturley,Little Whelnetham Ennals William Robert. cake, coal &; Nunn John Sturley, farmer; &; at
hall corn merchant, Railway station; &; Cockfield
Darton George, Rushbrooke Arms P.H at Cockfield I Rushbrooke William, brick &; tile ma.

WHEPSTEAD is a parish and 1l11'ge scattered village, is now occupied by Col. Edward Arthur Butler. Charles
3! miles west from Whelnetham station On the Bury and G. Hadleigh esq. is lord of the manor. The principal
Sudbury section of the GreatEastern railway and 4i south- landowners are the Marquess of Bristol, James Woodbine
.south-west from Bury St. Edmunds, in the Southern Johnson esq. and J. H. Thornhill esg. The soil is mixed;
division of the county, Thingoe and Thedwastre petty subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and
sessional division, Thingoe hundred and union, Bury St. barley. The area is 2,670 acres; assessable value,
Edmunds county court district, rural deanery of Horn- £1,569; the population in 1891 was 502.
ingsheath, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. Manston is a hamlet. George Mainprice esq. is lord ot
The church of St. Petronella is a structure of flint and the manor of Manston and resides at Soham, Cambrdige-
stone in the Norman st)'le, consisting of chancel, nave, shire; this manor is mentioned in DDmesday Book.
south porch, and a western tower containing 5 bells, and Sexton, HenTy Grimwood.
has a stained window: there >lire 325 sittings. The regis- Post Office.-Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Brewer, sub-post-
ters date from the year 1538. The living is a rectory, mistress. Letters through Bury St. Edmunds arrive
net yearly value £440, with 6 acres of glebe and resi- at 6 a.m.; dispatched at 6.4:0 p.m. week days &; 1
dence, in the gift of Mrs. Oliver, of Epping, and held p.m. sundays. Postal orders are issued here, but not
since 1857 by the Rev. Thomas James Steele, of St. paid. Horringer is the nearest money order &; tele-
Bees, and J.P. Suff. Here is a place of worship for graph office. 3 miles distant
Baptists. Thomas Sparks, in 1721, devised land (about A School Board of 5 members was formed I December,
24 acres) for the education of ten poor children; the 1873; Rev. Thomas James Steele J.P. clerk to th~
~harity produces at the present time about £25 yearly: board
there is a charity for keeping the church in repair and Board School (mixed), built in 1874 at a cost of £1,500.
other church purposes, producing about £48 )'early, for 120 children; average attendance, 90; George
besides several other small charities distributed to the Phillips, ma.ster; Mrs. Emma PhiIlips, mistress
poor. Plumpton Hall, about Il miles west from the Carriers.-Dye, Jackson &; Pask pass through to Bury, on
village, and the property of John Henry Thornhill esq. woo. &; sat.; Howe also leaves for Bury wed. &; sat
Butler Col. Edward Arthur, Plump- Catchpole Thomas, farmer Meal'S WilIiam, beer retailer
ton hall Cross Mark, farmer Prewer Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), shop-
Steele Rev. Thomas James J.P.Rectory Death John, blacksmith keeper, p{)st office
COMMERCIAL. Fisher James, farmer, Tuffields Reynolds Edward, farrier, Stone cross
Andrews Thomas Harris, farmer Fyson John, farmer Smith J ames, bricklayer &; shopkeeper
Bennett Anna :Maria (Mrs.), beer retlr Goldsmith William, butcher Stone Edward, farmer
Bennett Ernest Edward, baker, flour Grimwood Henry, wheelwright Springett Samuel, farmer
dealer &; corn, coal &; coke meTchant Howe Frederick, beer retailer Sturgeon John, farmer
&; farmer Howe James, coal dealer &; carrier Symonds John Farrow, farmer
Bland Mary (Mrs.), farmer Lucas George. White Horse P.H Woods John, farm bailiff to G. Main-
Bowyer Stephen, farmer Mansfield Peter, farmer price esq
Bradfield Joseph, farmer Mason George, wheelwright Wright William Wilton, farmer
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. WICKHAM MARKET. 359
WHERSTEAD is a pleasant village and parish, in Park is the property of Charles Edmund Dashwood esq.;'
the vale of the Orwell, 2 miles south from Ipswich, in the the mansion, a modern edifice of white brick, pleasantly
-South Eastern division of the county, Samford hundred, situated on an eminence, with commanding prospects of
.petty sessional division and union, Ipswich county court the river Orwell and the surrounding country. Charles
district, rural deanery of Samford, archdeaconry of Suf- Edmund Dashwood esq. is lord of the manor and prin-
lolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is cipal landowner. The soil is light loam; subsoil,
& building of flint, in the Perpendicular style, consisting sand and gravel. The chief crOp8 are wheat, barley and
of chancel, nave, south porch, and an embattled western roots. The area is 2,139 acres of land, 41 of tidal watel"
"tower with pinnacles, containing 3 bells: the church and 129 of foreshore; rateable value, £6,681; the popu-
has been entirely res'tored and reseated, at the sole cost lation in 1891 was 315.
of the Hon. Mrs. Dashwood, and affords 100 sittings. Parish Clerk, James Warden.
The earEest entry in the register is for the year 1590.
'The living is 81 vicarage, net yearly value £182, with Letters arrive from Ipswich at 7 a.m. &; I p.m. Wall Box,
residence and 17 acres of glebe, in the gift of the Rev. near the S'chool, clewred at 7·30 a.m. &; 1.20 &; 6.5 0
F. J. Aldrich-Blake M.A. rector of Welsh Bicknor, Ross, p.m. week days; sundays at 12 noon. Ipswich is the
Herefordshire, and held since 18 93 byt the Rev. Rabert nearest money order &; telegraph office, 2 miles distant
Augustine Luke Nunns RA. of Christ's College, Cam- National School (boys &; girls), built by Lady Harland in
'bridge; the sum of £405 yearly has been awarded to 18 56 for 50 children; average attendance, 54; Mrs.
'the impropriator in lieu of the great tithes. Wherstead Sarah Eade, mistress
Dashwood Charles Edmund, Bluegates Bullard Benjamin, blacksmith Hart George, farmer, Bourne hall
TIashwood Arth. G. T. Pannington hall Bullard William Harris, Ostrich ;nn Josselyn Thomas, wheelwright
Nunns Rev. Robt. Augustine LukeRA. Dashwood Charles Edmund, farmer &; Pallant Arth. farmer, Thorllgton hall
Vicarage . landowner, Bluegates Pallant Henry, farmer, Park farm :
COMMERCIAL. Calthorpe Henry, Valley farm Pepper Wm.farmr.Wherstead Hall fnn
Bennett Fred. brick maker Double Daniel, landscape gardener Warden James, carpenter
WHITTON is' a small parish adjoining Whitton-cum- John Orford esq. Col. Cameron Downin~, The Ipswich
'Thurleston, from which it was formed under the" Local Charities, S. K. Woodward esq. of Letheringsett, and
Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), and is I! Richard Corder esq. are the principal landowners. The
miles north-east from Bramfol'd station on the Ipswich soil is! some light and some heavy; subsoil, c~ay, chalk
and Norwich sectiou and about the same distance north- and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans
west from Westerfield station on the Ipswich and Lowes- and peas. The area is 496 acres; rateable value, £823;,
'toft section of the Great Eastern railway, and 2! north the papula,tion in 1891 was 143.
from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division of the Letters' through Ipswich. Bramford is the nearest money
eounty, Bosmere and Claydon hundred, petty sessional order &; telegraph office, I! miles distant
division and union and Ipswich county court district. The children attend school at Whitton-cum-ThurlestoI).
Cullen Isaac, The Poplars Steward The Misses, Datchet house Fisk Georgoe, farmer, Walnut Tree frm
Horsfield George William, Whitton ldg Baker George, carpenter Johnson Ellen (Miss), laundry
Lingwood Horace, Whitton villa 'I

WHITTON-cum-THURLESTON is a parish and Mr. Golby, May 2, 1679; it is stated that one John
village, within the borough of Ipswich, I! miles north- Dawson obstinately refused. The living is a rectory,
-east from Bramford station on the Ipswich and Norwich net yearly value £176, with 38 acres of glebe and resi-
section, and about the same distance north-west from dence, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and held
Westerfield station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft section since 1897 by the Rev. George }<'rederick Archer M.A.
'Of the Great Eastern railway, and I! north from Ipswich, of Christ's College, Cambridge. The poor's land devised
in the South Eastern division of the county, Ipswich union by John Reynol:ls in 1647, is 4 acres, and lets at £9 }le:!
and county court district, rural deanery of Claydon, arch- year. Sparrowe's Nest is the residence of Capt. Mileson
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Thurleston Edgar J.P. John Orford esq. is lord of the manor.
-church was dedicated to St. Botolph and on its site now Col. Downing and the trustees of the late Thomas Neale
-stand two cottages. The church of St. Mary was rebuilt Fonnerea'll esq. of Ipswich (d. 1890), are the principal
and much enlarged in 1852 and again enlarged in 1862, landowners. The soil is some light and some heavY;t
when the remains of old Thu:rleston church, which had subsoil, clay, chalk and gravel. The chief crops are
been long used as a barn, were rescued from desecration wheat, barley, beans and peas. The area, including the
:and used in addin~ to this sacred edifice a southern a:sle hamlet of Thurleston, is 982 acres; rateabile value,
and handsome tower and spire: the building is of fEnt, £1,200; the population in 1891 was 579.
in the Early English style, and now consists of chancel,
nave, aisles, south porch, south-western tower, sur-
Paris'h Clerk, James- Barker. .'

mounted by a spire and containing one bell, dated 1412: Post Office. Joseph Harrison, SUb-postmaster. Letters
the stained east window is a memorial to the Rev. through Ipswich, deliveries commence at 6 a.m. &l 1.30
Canon William Howarth M.A. rector from 1835: there p.m.; dispatched at 10.30 &; 8.55 p.m. Postal orders
are 320 sittings, 120 being free. The register dates are issued here, but not paid. Bramford is the neare9t
from the reign of Queen Elizabeth, in which, under date money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
of October 3, 1678, occurs an entry of a subscription Board School (Ipswich Board) (mixed), erected i~ 1880,
having taken place towards the building of the cathedral for 142 ,children; average attendance, 120; MlSS M.
church of St. Paul and which subscriptions were paid to I Wade, mistress
Archer Rev. Geo. Fredk. M.A. Rectory RopeI' Thomas, Fairmead Kin!? Henry, blacksmith
Oatchpole Nathaniel J.P. White house Rowland George, Hawthorne house M:ayhew Robert, May Pole P.H
Cobbold Mrs. Ernest St. Geo.Brook ho Snow Septimus Rosher &; Co. brick &; tile makers
'Crook Edward, Ballater lodge COMMERCIAL. Smith John Thomas, Crown inn
Dixon Clement Bagshawe Bird Frederick, farmer Turner Percv,
•
farmer, Dalehall
Downing Col. Cameron R.A. Thurles- Bowles Arthur Charles, shopkeeper Whitton Club &; Reading Room (H.
ton lodge Cornish Samuel, farmer Lal1ghlin, sec)
Edgar Capt. Mileson J.P. Sparrowe's Cresswell John, shopkeeper Young- - , farm bailiff toThos. Rud.
nest Harrison Joseph, builder, Post office land esq
Quinton George, Lilburne house J acobiCharles, market, gardener
WHIXOE, see Wixoe.
WICKHAM: MARKET is a town and parish on an octagonal tower, surmounted by a.. spire covered with
eminence near the river Deben, 5 miles north from Wood- lead and rising to about 140 feet: the tower contains 6
eridge OR the old road from London to Yarmouth, with a bells, rehung in 1883 at a cost of about £180, the broken
station on the Ipswidh and Lowestoft line of the Great third bell being then recast; the fourth is of very early
Eastern railway, 2 miles east in Campsey Ashe parish, date; the others were cast in 1601, 1613, 1657 and 1672;
in the Slmth Easrtern divisiou of the county Wilford there is also one small bell hung on the outside of the
hundred, Plomesgate union, Woodbridge petty sessional spire: the south chapel was erected at the cost of WaIter
division and county court district, rural deanery of 'Wil- Fulburn, who was buried here in 1489: t.he chancel re-
ford, lII1"chdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. tains sedilia and a piscina, and has memorial windows
The town is lighted with gas by a company. The church to William Muriel esq. 1886, and to the Rev. Weeden
of All Saints, which stands upon a hill, is an edifice of Butler M'A' 1865, a former vicar. and to members of
flint and stone in the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, his family; there are others to Lieut.-Col. James Lynn
consisting of chancel with side chapels, nave, and an R.E. 1878, and the Rev. William Thomas Image, vicar
 360 WICKrIAM MARKET. SUFFOLK.
1866-89: the orO'an was erected in 1877: the church
plate inc:udes a '='chalice of beaten silver of the date of
1537: the church affords 350 sittings. The register
dates from the year 1557. The living is a. vicarage, net
yearly value about £ I 80~ with residen~, in the gift of
Miss Margaret E. L . .AmIes, and held smce 1899 by the
Rev. Edward Henry Griffith. The trustees of Pem-
berton's Charity are impropriators of the rectorial tithe
:rent-charge, commuted at £204 13s. The Congre-
gational cha.pel, built in 1815, has since been en-
larged and now has 650 sittings. A cemetery
of 11 acres was formed in 1875, at a cost of
£220, and is now under the control of the Parish Council.
The town estate comprises 39a. or. 29p. of land, I acre
of which is freehold, and lies in the adjoining parish of
Hacheston; the remainder is copyhold, and in this parish:
that part of the es,tate called the "Old Town Land,"
about 17 acres, has been for a very long period appropri-
ated to charitable and public purposes; the other pOTtion,
called the "New Town Lands," about 22 acres, was pur-
chased with £320, £300 of which was left by Mrs. Ann
Barker in 1730, "to be laid out by the minister and
churchwardens in the purchase of land, upon trust that
iwo-thirds of the rent thereof should be applied towards
the benefit of the poor, either in tJhe workhouse or r:t.hel'-
wise, and the other third part to the teaching of poor
children to read and write:" the rents of the whole estate
are now applied, under a decree of the Court of ~ancery,
made in the year 1838, one-tenth to the apprenhcmg of a
boy or girl; two-tenths towards the payment of a school-
master and mistress, two-tenths to the repair of the
church and churchyard, and the remaining five-tenths
'for the benefit of the POOT; the fund is under the manage-
ment of trustees appointed by the Court, Mr. Whitmore
being the present treasurer. In 1690, Thomas Wood,
Bishop of Lichfield and Ooventry, by his will charged his
manor of Barham with the payment of £15 yearly for
equal division among four poor men of Wickham Market,
and with providing- each of them with a g-own once in two
years, marked with the letters" H. W.": the testato~'9
heir, Henry Webb, neglected to pay these charges till
1705, when by a decree of the Court of Exchequer it was
ordered that the es,tate of Barham Hall s,hould be charged
with the further yearly sum of [,6 as interest of the
arrears, so that the four ppnsioners now each receive
£5 Ss. ~'early and 8 coat in tW<l years. A sum of £50
was by the will of William Butc'her, dated 12th January,
1854, directed to be invested, and the interest laid out in
the purchase of bread, to be distributed at Christmas c.r
iuch other time OT times as the ministers and church-
wardens should think fit, amongst the most deserving
poor of the said parish, preferring those w~o attend. divi.ne
service in the church. In 1703 Thoma& MIlls, by hIS will,
directed the trustees of his estate to cause Ss. worth of
bread to be distributed quarterly amongst the poor per-
sons in Wickham Market, which has been regularly con-
tinued. Bv his will the late Edward Tice, left in 1866,
the sum 0(£100 to be invested in Consols, after the death
of his widow, the interest of which was directed to be
given by the vicar and churchwardens to deserving widows
at Christmas in ,sums not exceeding Ss. each.
Wickham :Market was formerly a town of some conse-
quence, with a town hall, in which quarter sessions were
held, but the hall has been taken down and the sessions . ham, Orford, Saxmundham &; Wickham Market dis-
removed to Woodbridge: a weekly market and two faIrS
were also granted in 1440 by Henry VI. but these have
now lapsed. Here are the ironworks and engineering
establishment of Messrs. Whitmore and Binyon Limited,
which have a great reputation for the production of steam
engines, water wheels, modern flour and ric~ milli.ng
and mining machinery; several of the largest flour mIlls
in London and the United Kingdom have been fitted up
from these works with machinery, which has also been
largely exported to all parts of the world; the sev~ral
branches of millwrighting, engine fitting, boiler makmg
and iron and brass founding are also carried on at
these works, which furnish employment to a large
number of hands. John Kirby, who published the (/ Suf-
folk Traveller," resided h~re from 1732 until his death in
1753, and Thomas Harsant, well known for his mechanical
attainments, died here in 18$2, aged 88. The Working
Men's Institute, opened in 189:1, is under the manage-
ment of a committee, the vicar be:ng president; it is
supported bv members and voluntary subser:ptions.
Arthur Heywood esq. D.L., J.P. of Glevering Hall,
Hacheston, is owner of the greater part of the
land. The trustees of the late Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon K.T. (d. 1895), are lords of the manor of Wick-
ham (with its members) and Byng. The area is 1,186
acres; rateable value, £3,578; the population in 1891
was 1,537, including II7 officers and inmates in Plomes-
gate Union Workhouse.
[KELLY'S
Parish Clerk, WaIter Finch.
Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B.
&; Annuity & Insurance Office. , postmasU:r.
Letters delivered at 7 &; II.30 a.m. &; 8 p.m.; dis-
patched at 11.55 a.m. &; 10 p.m. Money orders are
,granted &; paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Tele-
graph office open from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. ;. &; from a t9
10 a.m. on sundays
PLOMESGATE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at Plomesgate Workhouse, Wickham Market, ever.J
alternate monday.
Chairman, G. WaJ.ker, Hachesto!" Wickham Market
Clerk, Thomas Waller Read, WlCkham Market
Treasurer, Charles S. Ord, Hopton, Yarmouth
MedicaJ Officer of Health, In. Cordy Keel' M.R.C.S.Eng~
Claremont house, Wickham Market
Sanitary Inspector, Robert O. Precious, Sternfield
Surveyors of Highways; Framlingham district, G. Dale-,.
Framlingham; Wickham Market, H. Dale, Wickham.
Market; Saxmundham, G. W. Howard, Stratford St..
Andrew, Wickham Market; Orford, A. G. Brid~
Oampsey Ash, Wickham Market
PUBLW ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemetery, David Robert Read, clerk
Cc.unty Police Station, Robert Moore, constable
PLOMESGATE UNION.
Board meetings are held! every monday, at 10. IS a.m. at'
the Board room of the workhouse.
The union comprises the following places :-Aldeburgh..
Benhall, BIaxhall, Brandeston, Bruisyard, Butley, Camp-
sey Ash, Chillesford, Oransford, Oretingham, Earll
Soham, Ea~ton, Eyke, Farnham, Framlingham, Friston,_
Gedgrave, Great Glemham, Hacheston, Haverga~
Island, Hazlewood, Boo, Iken, Kenton, Kettleburgh,.
Letheringham, Little Glemham, Marlesford, Monewden,.
Orfnd, Parham, Rendham, Rendlesham, Saxmundham,
Snape, Sternfield, Stratford St. Andrew, Sudborne,.
Swefling, Tunstall, Wantisden & Wickham Market. The-
population of the union in 1891 was 20,650; area, 75,373
acres; rateable value in 1900, ,£87,748
Chairman, G. Walker, Hacheston, Wick'ham Market
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Tholf"-
Waller Read, Wickham Market
Treasurer, Charles S. Ord, Hopton, Yarmouth
Relieving Officers, No. I or Framlingham dis.trict, FredIt.
William Balls, Framlingham; No. 2 or WlCkham Mar-
ket dis,trict, Richard Thompson, Wickham MaTkErli;
No. 3 or Saxmundham dist. R'Ilfus Rackham, Benhalll
Vaccination Officers, Frederick William Balls, Framling-
ham, Orfnrd, Sllxmundham &; Wick!bam Market dis-
Rackham, BenbaIl
Medical Officers, Aldeburgh district, Richard Blayn~,..
Wrightson l\I.D., l\'I.Ch. Aldeburgh; Earl Soham dIS-
trict, William George Connor L.R.O.P.Irel. Earf
Soham; Framlingham district, J oseph Bowerman Dre:wo
L.R.C.P.Edin. Framlingham; Orford district, HoratI()o
Nelson Baron, Orford; Saxmundham district, Hy.
Abdy CoIlins M.R.C.S.Eng... The Chauntry, Saxmund"-
ham; Wickham Market district, John Cordy Keext
l\I.R.C.S.Eng. WickMm Market
Public Vaccinators, Aldeburgh, Earl Soham, Framling-
tricts, same as medical officers
Superintendent RE\,o-istrar, Thomas WaIler Read, WicIr-
ham Market; deputy, David Robert Read, Wickham
Market
Registrars o·f Births &; Deaths, Aldeburgh sub-districfr,
Rufus Rackham, Benhall; deputy, Robert Robinson,
Benhall; Framlingham sub-district, Frooerick Williamo
Balls, Framlingham; deputy, Georgoe DaJe, jun. Fram-
linO'ham; Orford sub-district, Riohard ThompsoIl\
Wi~kham Market; deputy, Mrs. Alice Miriam Thomp.
son, Wickham Market
Registrar of Marriages, Frank Dale, Wickham Market;·
deputy, John .Ambrose Gower, Wiokham Market
'l'he Workhouse, a building of brick, was erected in :l83S
to hold 4II inmates, &; now holds about 100; George-
Alfred Wood, master; Rev. R. O. Davies D.D. rectar
of Kettleburgh, chaplain; John Cordy Keel', medical'
officer; Mrs. Wood, matron; the children are edD-
catoo at the National school
School Attendance Committee.
Meets at Workhouse, on mondays (once 8 month).
Clerk, ThomllJ.'l Waller Read, Wickham Market
Attendance Officer, Robert O. Precious, Sternfield
PUBLIO OFFICERS.
Certifying Factory Surgeon, John Cordy Keer
('lerk t,o the Parish Council, David R. Read
 DmEOTORY.] SUFFOLK. WICKHAM MARKET. 361
Inspector under the cc Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act" Carriers to:-
for Woodbridge Union, William Surtill M.R.C.V.S Ipswich-Meen, on mono &; fri.; James S. Grout, on tues.
Assistant Overseer &; Collector of Rates &; Taxes, Wm. thurs. &; sat
John Bales Norwich-Meen, on tues. &; fri
National School (mixed), built in 1842, &; enlarged 1866 Stradbroke Meen, tues. &; sat .
&; again in 1898; there are 310 children on the roll; Woodbridge James S. Grout, mono &; fri
average attendance, 258; James H. Whiteley, master Railway: Station Conveyances meet every train
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Dale Frank, stone mason &; registrar Read Thomas WaItel.·, accountant &;
of marriages auctioneeT, superintendent registray
Abbott J oseph Dale Harry, builder &; contractor &; &; clerk to board of gnardians &; as-
Amies Miss, The Limes district surveyor sessment &; school attendance com-
Earker Miss, The Limes Denny Sallie (Miss), dress maker mittees of Plomesgate union, &; clerk
Erodie Edward Fitzgerald, Mt.Prospect Easey George, saddler to Rural Dist. Council of Plomesgte
Bunn Miss . Fennell Harry John, horse breaker Roe Henry, grocer &; draper
Crowe Miss Finch Wltr. blacksmith &; parish clerk Rouse Rolla, cabinet mfl.ker &; builder
Fulcher Robert Gardner Austen WaIter, chemist &;c Runacres George, insurance agent
Furze Rev. Winwood S. The Warren Gas Co. (W. J. Bales, sec) Rush William, brewer
Furze Mrs. The Warren Glanfield J ameli, market gardener Smith Henry, shoe maker
Garrod Arthur L., M.E., M.B.A.D Gordon Huntly George, bookseller, Smith Robert, Beedsman &; bill poster-
Griffith Rev. Edward Henry, The stationer, printer, tobacconist &; Smith William, saddler &;c
Vicarage fancy repository Stanford Chas.Fk. farmer,Gelham haUl
Haken Henry Bernett, Bridge street Gormer Frederick, Tqe George P.H Starling John William, baker
Hall Mrs. Dallinghoo road Gower John Ambrose, organist & Stoffer Harry, greengrocer
Hammond Mrs. Church villa deputy registrar of marriages Symonds John, 'baker
Keer George, High house Grout James S. carrier Taylor John, farm bailiff to Mr. WIIl>~
Keer John Cordy, Claremont house Gurneys, Alexanders .&; Co. bankers, Whitmore, Loudham lane
Minter Mrs. Lynn house now Barclay & Co. Limited Thompson Alice Miriam (Mm.)-r
Page Mrs Hammond David, plumber deputy registrar of births & deaths
Read David Robert Harris Philip George, carter Thompson Richard, relieving & vac'"
Sheldrake Frederick Haward George. chimney sweeper cination officer for Wickham Market
Stanford Charles Fredk. Gelliam hall Heffer Herbert William,butcher &; frmr dist. Plomesgate union & registrar
Studd Mrs. Hill house Hill George, baker & beer retailer of births & deaths, Orford sub-dis..
Till Daniel Hill William, cabinet maker trict. Plomesgate union
Turtel George, Bridge street Hunter George, Chequers P.H Turtel Fk.carriage bldr.& pork butcher
Ward Alfred Keer George, surgeon, The High house Turtill William M.R.C.V.S. vet. SUl'!-
Whitmore William John, Ashe view Keer John Cordy M.R.C.S.Eng., geon & inspector under the" Conta-
Whitmore Wm. N., J.P.Snowdon hill L. S.A. surgeon, medical officer of gious Diseases Animals Act" for
COMMERCIA.L.
health for Plomesgate Rural Dis- Woodbridge uni<ln
trict Council, medical officer & pub- Tyrell Susan (Miss), private school
Alien Richard: plumber & painter &c lie vaccinator for Wickham Market Watlingo Horace, carriage builder
Bacon, <l>bbold &; 0>. bankers district & medical officer to the White Alfred James, watch &; clock m"
(branch) j open on mondays; draw workhouse, Plomesgate union & Whiteley James H., A.Mus., L.C.M.
on Glyn, Mills,· Currie & Co. & certifying factory surgeon, Clare- master of National school & organist
Drummonds, London E 0 mont house Whitmore Bc. Blnyon Limited;
Baldwin Ebenezer, boot maker Leggett Cornelius, marine store dealer millwrights, engineers, boiler mkrs.
Bales William John, assistant overseer, Leggett Saml.Wm.M.R.C.V.S.vt't.surg founders, manufacturers of improved
assessor of taxes & collector of rates, Licence Isaac, hair dresser wheat cleaning machinery, roller
Bellevue house Lines George, Vine inn mills, purifiers, dressers & fittings
Barclay &; 00. Limited (branch), bank- Minter Thomas, grocer & draper & for the new roller system & rice mill
ers; open friday, I to 3; draw on agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited, machinery & mining maiChinery j'
head office,54Lombard st.London EC wine &; spirit merchants London offices, 64 Mark lane EO
Barham Henry, market gardener ~forris Harrv Edward, cabinet maker Whitmore William N. valuer &; sur-
Barker 'George, news agent Nesling Wiliiam, grocer & draper v~yor of flour mill machinery, eIl'-
Brodie Edward Fitzgerald L.R.C.P.l., Nickels John Edgar, The Crown P.B gmeers' plant &e
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.M. physician & sur- Page Samuel, managing clerk for Wickham Co-operative Stores (H.
geon, :Mount Prospect Messrs. ''''hitmore & Binyon Lim Smith, manager)
Brownsord John Bryans, butcher Pratt William, hoot maker lYightman Thomas Jacob, wheelwright
Castell Charles Damant, cycle agent Rackham Reuben, maltster & miller Woolnough Frederic, coach builder
& repairer (water & steam) & coal merchant Wright Herbert, stationer, grocer &;
Cemetery (David Robert Read, clerk) Read David! Robert, solicitor, Commis- leather seller
Clarke Richard, butcher sioner for oaths, deputy superinten- Zissell George Louis, ·White Hart
Coleman Edgar, builder dent registrar for Plomesgate union commercial, family &; posting hotel;:
Cook John William, shopkeeper & clerk to the Wickham Market agent for the Great Eastern Railway.
Cracknell John, farmer, Valley farm Parish Council &; to the cemetery Co.; 'bus meets all trains; head
Culpeck John, Chaise & Pair P.H. & Riches James Edward, Globe temper- quarters of the Cyclists'Touring clu!}·
pork butcher ance hotel &; fly proprietors

WICKHAM SKEITH is a parish and village 2 miles
east from Finningham station on the Ipswich and Norwich
section of the Great Eastern railway, and 5 south-west
from Eye, in the North Eastern division of the county,
Hartismere hundred, petty sessional division and union,
Eye county court district, rural deanery of South Hartis-
mere. archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich.
The church of St. Andrew is an ancient and substantial
building of flint with stone dressings, in the Perpendicular
style, consisting of chancel, naV'BI" north and south
porches, and an embattled western tower containing 6
bells, rehung in 1892: the north porch is now (1900)
used as a vestry: the church was restored in 1857, and
affords 275 sittings. The register dates from the year
1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £II3,
with 8 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the
Rev. Castell Garr-a.rd M.A. and held since 1899 by the
Rev. William Jones M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge. The rectorial tithes, commuted at £422, are in
the hands of various proprietors. There is a small
Craeknell Fredk. Spencer, Mill HI. fm Grimwood Wm. Bradley, Thwaite road
Durrant Israel, The Place Jones Rev. William M.A. (vicar)
Garrard Rev. Castell M.A. The Hall Pearson Horace
Wesleyan chapel here. Under an ancient oak, 0; Wizard-
Farm, many Saxon coins of Harold and Edward the Con-
fess()r have been found, and deposited! in the British
Museum. Lord Henniker is lord of the manor; the·land--
owners are numerous. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay.
The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The parish
contains 1,770 acres of fertile and well-w()oded land; rate--
able value, £1,813, and in 1891 contained 439 inhabitantlt'.
Parish Clerk, David Mayes.
Post Office.-David. Cullum, sub-postmaster. Letter~
through Eye arrive at 8.10 a.m.; dispatched at 5.10
p.m.; there is also a dispatch at 8.10 a.m. via Thorn-
ham Magna. Postal orders are issued here, but not
paid. The nearest money order & telegraph office is aio
Finningham, 3 miles distant
A School Board of 5 members was formed 31 .July, 1876;.
Rev. Wm. Jones, chairman; clerk, Edwd. Bond, Eye-
Board School (mixed), opened in 1877, for 92 children;.
average attendance, 65; Mrs. Hettie Last, mistress
COMMERCIAL.
Barker Wm. farm bailiff to the ReT~
C. Garrard
 362 WICKHAM SKEITH. SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Bendall Harry,. blacksmith & miller I Cullum David, grocer, draper & pro- Martin William, farmer
(steam & wind) vision dealer, Post office M:ullinger In. jobbing gardnT. & florist
Bloomfield Oharles, cattlA dealer Deverelle Richard, farmer Rose James, jun. carpenter
Burrows Lucky, farmer, Oak farm Fulcher Hr. farmer, The Elms farm Sawyer Robert, Swan P.H
Carter Freeman, farmer, Street farm Grimwood WiLiam Bradley, farmer & Steggalls Frederick, bricklayer
& Surwood farm landowner, .Thwaites road Steggalls Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr
Collins James, farm bailiff to Messrs. Hayward John, boot & shoe maker Stcme Thomas, blacksmith
Ward Lay Robert, tailor Ward J()hn, farmer
<.1racknell Frederick Spencer, farmer, Martin Nathan, pork butcher
Mill Hi! farm
WICKHAMBROOK is a scattered parish, 6 miles in The trustees of the Thaxted (Essex) oharities are lords
length from north to. south, and 4 in width from east of the Clopton Hall manor; there are also several smaller
to west, and situated generally about 7 miles north from proprietors, of whom Thomas Bower esq. of Stradishall
Clare station, on the CoIne Valley section of the Great place, Messrs. Goff & Sons, Bury St. Edmunds and the
Eastern railway, 10 north-east from Haverhill and 10 trustees of the late J. P. Pryke esq. are the principal.
~outh-west from Bury, and 91 from Newmarket, in the The soil is mixed; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief crops
Southern division of the county, in Risbridge hundred and are wheat, barley, oats, beans, peas and roots. The area
union, Thingoe and Thedwestry petty sessional division, is 4,239 acres; rateable value, £3,866; the population in
Haverhill county court district, rural deanery of Clare, 1891 was 1,218. i .' .
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church Ashfield Green, I mile north-east; Clopton Green, Il
()f All Saints is an edifice of flint with stone dressings, in miles south-east; Attleton Green, three quarters of a mile
the Early English style of the 14th century, and consists'of west; Coltscross Green, half a mile north; Gesyns, Il-
-chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisle, north porch miles north; Genesis Green, 21 miles north-east; Lady's
and an embattled weste1'll tower containing 5 bells: in the Green, 3~ miles north-east; and Nunnery Green, I mile
chancel is an altar-tomb, with recumbent effigy in marble north, are places in the parish.
of Sir Thomas Heigham kt. (1630), who distinguished Sexton, George Cook.
himself during the Irish rebellion: there are also several Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery,' S. B. &;
monumental tablets, including one to Mirable, widow of Annuity & Insurance Office.-~Iiss H. P. Brown, sub-
Francis Cradock, 1631, and a curious brass to Thomas postmistress. Letters arrive from Newmarket delivered
Burroughs, d. 1597: the church was restored in May, 1886, at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 6 p.m.; sundays dispatched
at a cost of £300, when it was reseated and a new carved 12.35 a.m
()ak reading desk and pulpit and a brass lectern provided:
there are 420 sittings. The registers date from the Wall Letter Boxes by Congregational chapel cleared at
year 1559. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value 5.15 p.m. by Boyden End at 5.30 p.m.; by Ashfield
£230, with 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Green, 5.20 p.m
the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1886 by the Rev.
Alexander McKechnie, of the University of Durham, and PUBLIC OFFIOERS.
Th. .A.ssoc. of King's College, London, who iSI also vicar Assistant Overseer, William Clement Fuller
(If Denston. There wa;i anciently here a chapel dedicated M~dical Officer & Public Vaccinator, No. 5 District, Ris-
to St. Mary, the patronage of which belonged to the brid'ge Union, Robert Hugh Wilkin L.R.C.P.Lond.
Hastings and Grey families: it was. granted in 15 83 1\LR.C.S.Eng
to William Mansey, of London, but no 1!race of it now Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Wickhambrook Sub-
exists. Here is a Congregational chapel with a small district & Relieving Officer, No. 3 District, Risbridge
graveyard, and a Primitive Methodist chapel. A Union, Charles Brown; deputy, William C. Fuller
cemetery of I acre was formed in 18 91, and is under the A School Board of 5 members was formed 13th July, 18 75;)
control of the Parish Council There are several charities, William Clement Fuller, clerk to the board
and an almshouse built by Anthony Sparrow, afterwards
Bishop of Exeter, in 1615. Badmondisfield HaU, the seat of Board School (mixed), built in 18 7 8, at a cost of £2,000,
Mrs. Warne-r-Bromley, lady of the manor of Badmondis- for 23 0 {Ihildren; average attendance, 134; William
field, is surrounded by a deep moat, contiguous to . Brown, master
which is a spring which partiaJiy supplies. the parish with Carriers to Bury. William Cook, wed.; James Cook.
water. Gifford's Hall, I mile south-east, is unoccupied. wed. & fri. &; Charles Pearson, wed. & sat
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Bullock Charles, miller (wind) Lewington Charles, farmer
BromleyWarner-Mrs.Badmondisfield hl Brown Hannah Pomfret (Miss), sta- Marrow Alfred, plumber
Butcher Rev. Alfred (Cong) tioner ,& bookseller & post office Marrow Herbt. Hy. baker & grocer
Fyson Miss, Aldersfield hall Cemetery (William Clement Fuller, ~Iills Edward, beer retailer & brewer
Goodall Rev. Chas. (Primitive Meth) clerk to the Parish Council) Parker Clias. (exors. of), bldr. & frmr
Gough William, Gesyns hall Chicka~l 'l'homas, corn & coal mercht Pearson Charles, carrier
McKechnie Rev. Alex. T.A.K.C.L. Claxton Alfred, police constable Pearson Henry, farmer
Vicarage Cook James, carrier & farmer Pettitt Edward, beer retlr. Red house
Marrow Albert, Thorn cottage Crick Ezekiel, whlwrght. & blacksmith Pettitt Henry, farmer, Ladies' green
Rutter Thomas Davey Frederick, White Horse P.H Pettitt John, farmer
Saunders Edward, The Rookery Edgley Alfred, beer retailer· Pryke J ahn P. (exoTs. of), farmers
Stutter Mrs Edgley James, boot maker & landowners, Aldersfield hall
Wilkin Robert Hugh L.R.C.P.Lond., Edgley Thomas, boot maker Rowling Joseph, miller (wind)
M·R.O.S.Eng Eppy Job, farmer Rutter John, farm bailiff to the exors.
Wilkin William Lewis Frost John. farmer, Boyden end of the late J. P. Pryke esq
COMMERCIAL. Fuller William Clement, farmer & Seaber James, Queen's inn
Argent Richard, shoe maker miller (wind), & assistant overseer, Shave Henry, carpenter &; blacksmith
Baggis John, Greyhound inn deputy registrar & clerk to the Smith George, blacksmith
Bonnett Frederick, farmer school board & Parish Council Stittle William, farmer
Bonnett John, farmer Griggs William, farmer Walladge Charles, farmr. Barber's fm
Brett Samuel, farmer Hinds William, grocer & draper Wilkin Robert Hugh L.R.C.P.Lond.,
Brown Charles, registrar of births & HurreH Alfred George, blacksmith M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & surgeon
deaths for Wickhambrook sub-dis- Hurrell Ernest, shopkeeper 1& medical officer & public vaccina-
trict &; relieving officer, No. 3 Isaacson Jack Last, farmer &; landownr tor for No. 5 dist. Rlsbridge union
district, Risbridge union Ki:ng Robert, farmer Woollard Thos. Richd. grocr. & drpr

WILBY is a village and parish 7 miles north-west from brasses on the chancel floor to the Bayles family,
Framlingham terminal station and 8 south-east from Eye
terminal station, both branches of the Great Eastern
railway, in the North Eastern division of the county,
Hoxne union, Stradbroke petty sessional division, Fram-
lingham county court district, rural deanery of Hoxne,
archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The
church of St; :Mary is a Perpendicular structure of flint
with stone dressings, consisting of chancel, nave, south
aisle, south porch and a lofty embattled 'Western tower
containing 6 bells: the pulpit of oak, with its canopy,
is ancient and elaborately carved,: there are several
dated 1588 to 1638, and others on the south wall of the
chancel to William James, d. 14 April, 1569, and to Jsph.
Fletcher, a former rector, d. Sept. 1637: there is also a
mural monument to George Green esq. d. I743, and
other members of the same family: the windows are partly
stained: the interior is seated with open oak benches.
beautifully carved: the church was restored in 1876, and
affords 300 sittings. The register dates from the year
1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £442,
with 52 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
and held since 1869 by the Rev. Henry Spelman Marriott
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. WINGFIELD. 363
M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge and J.P. Suff. turnips. The area is 2,064 acres; assessable value,
The charities, amounting to about £70 yearly, are for the £1,468; the population in 1891 was 400.
poor, the school and repairs of the church, and are now Parish Clerk, Charles Kemp.
(1900) distributed in accordance with a scheme drawn up
by the Charity Commissioners in 1869. The neighbour- Letters received from Eye, via Stradbroke, arrive at 8
hood of Wilby is considered very healthy and the death a.m. ; the latter is the nearest money order &; telegraph
rate is exceptionally low. Sir Hugh Edward Adair bart. office. Wall Letter Box cleared week days 5.30 p.m. ;,
of Flixton Hall, the trustees of the late Robert Garrard sundays, 12 noon
esq. Green's trustees, Messrs. Bailey, of Norwich, and the National School (mixed), for IIO children; a.verage attend-
rector are the chief landowners. The soil is a mixture of ance, 52; Mrs. M~ry Baldry, mistress
rich loam and clay, with So subsoil of clay, and is very Carrier to Ipswich. Meene, from Laxfield, passes through
fertile. The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and on mono &; fri. returning on the following days
.
Chenery Mrs . Chapman J l>hn, farmer Kemp Charles, shopkeeper
Marriott Rev. Henry Spelman M.A., Copping Sarah Ann (Mrs.), midwife Last Caleb, farmer
J.P. Rectory . Oracknell Frederick, farmer Leggett OliveI', wheelwright
Swaine Mrs Cracknell Wm. frmr. Prospect farm Lenny Robert, fail"mer
COMMERCIAL. Doggett J ames, blacksmiths Lockwood Charles, shopkeeper
Adams Geo. carpenter &; machinist Freeman John Martin, farmer Pora,rd Henry, farmer
Atkins James, farmer Goldspink Edwd. Rt. frmr. Wilby hI Potter George, farmer
Bailey John C. farmer &; landowner, Goldspink William Edward, farmer, Scase Gibson Barnabas, frmr.Rook fro
Rookery farm Manor farm Skinner William Baldry, boot mak~
Baldry Stanley, farmer Gole'by David, farmer Taylor Robert·, farmer, Church farm
Balls Harry, beer retailer &; boot ma Gooch William, beer retailer Thirkettle William, farmer
Button Alfred, farmer Green Alfred Ernest, farmel Thrower George, farmer
Capon John Curtis, fa.rmer Ingate George, farmer Turner Horace, farmer
• •

WILLINGHAM ST. :MARY is a small 'Village and £320, in the gift of Miles Barne esq. and held since 1888
parish on the high road to Ipswich, 3! miles south from by the Rev. John Lewellin RA. of Brasenose College,
Beccles station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft line of the Oxford, who resides at Sotterley. Miles Barne esq. of
Great Eastern railway, in the Northern division of the Sl>tterley Park, is ohief landowner. The soil is mixed;
county, Beccles petliY sessional division, hundred aud subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
union of 'Wangford, Beccles and Bungay county court roots. The area is 1,007 acres; assessable value, .£493 ;.
district, rural deanery of 'Wangford, archdeaconry of the population in 1891 was IIS.
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of St.
:Mary has long been in ruins. The living is a rectory, Letters through Wangford R.S.O. arrive at 8 a.m. The
formerly consolidated with North Cove, but 'Separated nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Beccles
therefrom in 1873 by Order in Council and united ,vith
the adjoining parish of Sotterley, joint net yearly value The children of this place attend the school at Sotterley
Edwards Alfred, smith Mole Alfred, wheelwright Ward John, Fox P.H. & shopkeeper
Ling Francis Pea,ree, farmer & agent Salter .Arthur, farmer, Fox farm White George, farmer, Wood farm
to Miles Bame esq. Willingham hall Spatchet James, farmer
WILLISHAM is a parish and small village, 3 miles bread at Christmas to the four oldest poor people, and £5
west from Claydon station, on the Ipswich and Norwich yearly left by the late William Boby esq. to be given away
&action of the Great Eastern railway, 7! north-west in coal every Christmas. The trustees of the late Rev.
from Ipswich and 4 south-by-west from Needham Edward Bowyer Sparke M.A. rector of Feltwell, Norfolk
Market, in the South Eastern division of the county, (d. 1879), are lords of lihe manor and impropriators
Bosmere hundTed, Bosmere and Claydon petty sl,~sional of the tithes, commuted at £142 lOS. The pi;J'cipal
division and union, Ipswich county court district, rurul landowners are the trustees of the late Rev. E. B.
deanery of Bosmere, archdeaconry of Suffo:k and diocese Sparke, John Woodward esq. and Maj.-Gen. Brymer
of Norwich. The church of St. :Mary is an edifice of Francis Schreiber C.B. of Oswestry. The soil is heavy;
flint and stone in the Norman style, consisting of subsoil, principally clay. The chief crops are wheat
chancel, nave, south porch and a small western belfry and beans. The area is 926 acres; rateable 'Value,
containing one bell: the church was rebuilt on lihe old £643; the population of this parish in 1891 was 144. By
foundations in 1878 from designs by Mr. Herbert J. a Local Government Board Order which came into
Green A.R.I.B.A. architect, of Norwich, a great portion operation March 25, 1884, a detached part of this parish
. of the cost being subscribed by the Boby family: there was amalgamated with Nettleshead, Offton and Somer-
are 100 sittings, of which 60 are free. The regislier sham, and at the same time a detached part of Offtan
dates from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, was added to this.
net yearly value £80, in the gift of the trustees of the Parish Clerk, Emest Simpson.
~~~~~vF~~il~~'ife~~kis::c~:~~L~i~:olr~oal~~ ;~:t~e:i Letters through Ipswich arrive. at 8 a.m.; dispatched at
Flowton, where he resides. Tlle charities of the parish 7· 15 p.m. Needham ~arket. IS the nearest money order
comprise two acres. of town land, the proceeds of which &; telegraph office, 4 miles dIstant
a.re given away in money on the Monday after Christmas; Carrier to Ipswich.-Green, tues. thurs. &; sat
12S. yearly out of the Willisham Hall farm, given in The children attend the school at Offton
Baker John, farmer, Willisham hall IGreen .Albert, carrier. IR~sh Jas. Shoulder of Mutton P.B
Bye Ann (Mrs.), farmer HardWICk James, beer retailer "ebber Samuel, farmer, Crow hall
WINGFIEI;..D is a parish and pleasant village, 5 tagenet, his wife, sister to Edward IV.; he died in
miles south from Harleston station on the "\Vaveney 1491: there are also monuments to the Wingfields, for-
Valley section of the Greal; Eastern railway, and 6! merly resident here, and one to the Rev. John Bicker,
north-east from Eye, in the North Eastern division of incumbent of this parish from 1832: the chancel and
the county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and nave were restored in 1866 at a cost of £1,732; the
union, rural deanery of Hoxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk church was further restored in 1879 at a cost of £1,100,
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Andrew is when it was re-seated with open benches, and, nuw
a. beautiful structure of flint and stone in the Early affords 350 sittings. The register dates from the year
English style, consisting of chancel with south chapel, 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £184, in-
nave with clerestory, aisles, south porch, and an em- cluding 35 acres of glebe in the parish of Syleham, and
baWed western tower containing 6 bells: in l;he chancel residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Norwich, and
are three table monuments; one of which bears the held since 1877 by the Rev. William Salter Price
effi!:ries of Michael de la Pole, 2nd Earl of Suffolk, d. F.R.G.S. The charities arise from 35 acres of land
14 Sept. 1415, at the siege of Harfleur; and Catherine, now (1900) let at £40 yearly, which sum is applied to
his wife, daughter <>f the Eaol'l of Stafford: on another the repair of the church and to other expenses, and
is the effig-y of William de la Pole, Earl, Marquess and about £1 is given to the poor in bread at Easter.
Duke of Suffolk K.G. lord high admiral; he married Within half a mile of the village are the remains of
Alice, daughter and, heiress of Thomas Chaucer, and Wingfield Castle, once the seat of the Wingfield family,
granddaughter of Geoffrey Chaucer, the poet, and ",as an ancieut crenellated structure with towers and turrets
beheaded off Dover on his passage to France in May, and surrounded by a. deep moal;, the drawbridge still
1450, and afterwards interred here; on the third tomb remaining; it is now the property of Sir Hugh Edward
are the effigies of John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk K.G. I Adair bart. of Flixton Hall, and part of the fabric
Ion of the preceding, and the Lady Elizabeth Plan- mantled with ivy, has been converted into a farmhouse..
 364 WINGFIELO. SUFFOLK. [ KELLY'S
The parish comprises two manors, of which Sir Hugh Post &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office.-
Edward Adair bart. and Lady Bateman, are reilpectively Alfred Percy Aldous, sub-postmaster. Letters through
owners. The principal landowners are Sir H. E. Adair Harleston arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 5.50 p.m.
bart. Miss Fairbrother, of Syleham, the Dean and Chapter There is no delivery or dispatch of letters on sundays.
of Norwich and Philip Edward Sewell esq. C.E. of Nor- Stradbroke is the nearest telegraph office, 3 miles dist.
wich. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops Assistant Overseer, James S. Broom, Weybread
are wheat, barley and beans. The area is 2,441 acres; National School (mixed), erected in 1875, for 100
assessable value, £1,637; the population in 1891 was 466. children; average attendance, 70; Miss Annia Rowe,
Parish Clerk, Louis Gobbett. mistress
Mullenger WaIter Ca IT, White house Filby Mary (Mrs.), frmr. &; landowner Moss Isaac, thatcher
Price Rev. WilIiam Salter F.R.G.S. Gowing Ed!gar Adolphus, farmer, Col- Mullenger WaIt. Carr, frmr.White ho
Vicarage lege farm. Neave Thomas, farm bailiff to P. E.
COMMERCIAL. Gowing James William, farmer Sewell esq. Wingfield Abbey farm.
Aldous Alfred Percy, grocer &; draper Groom WiIliam, farmer, Castle farm Saunders Edward John, farmer,
Post office Larter WilIiam, farmer Chickering (letters are. receivedl
Balls George, King's Head P.H Leathers Aaron, farmer, maltster &; through Scole)
Blomfield Robert, shopkeeper merchant, The Beeches Sherman George, farmer
Brown Clement, fa·rmer Martin Geo caxpenter &; wWwright Stephenson William, farmer
Coils Henry, blacksmith Mobbs Benjamin, farmer Waterworth Mary (Miss), farmer &.
Feaveryea.r David &, David, jun. frmrs Mobbs GeOO'ge (Mrs.), shopkeeper landowner, Hall farm
Fooveryear James, farmer Mobbs Robert, JUD. blacksmith
WINSTON is a parish and village standing on an lege, London. The Dean and Chapter of Ely, who are-
elevated position, 8 miles west from Framlingham ter- lords of the manor, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners ami
minal station, <In a branch of the Great Ea.stern railway, Lord Henniker are the principal landowners. The soil is'
13 north from Ipswich, and I south from Debenham, clay; subsoil, clay and gravel. Here are some extensive-
in the North Eastern division of the coumy, union of l:1rick and tile works. The chief crops are wheat, barley~
Bosmere and Claydon, hundred of Thredling, petty ses- beans and roots. The area is 1,476 acres; rateable value,.
si<lnal division and county court diSotrict of Framling- £1,048; the population in 1891 was 285.
ham, rural deanery of Claydon, archdeaconry of Suffolk Parish Clerk, Samuel Rowe.
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. AndIow is "
an ancient building, faced with flint, in the Gothic !'Cyle, Letters through Stowmarket, VIa Debenham, a~flve at
and consisting of chancel, nave and a western tower with 6,45 a.m. Wall Letter Box, The Green, ~leared at
spire, containing 5 bells: the south door is Norman, 6·45 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m. week days 0only. The nearest,
richly carved, and there are 180 sittings. The register po~t, ~~ney order &; telegraph office IS at Debenham, r
dates from the year 155 8. The living is a vicarage, mile. dI:stant. . 0

net yearly value £100, with 43 acres of glebe and resi- ParochIal School (mIXed). erected ill 18 63, contIguous to.
dence, in the gift of the Ecclesiastical C()lnm1ssioners, who th~ chu~ch, fOl: 60 chIl~ren; average attendance, 50;'
are the impropriators of the great tithes, and held since MISS Ahce Atkmson, mIstress
1871 by the Rev. Mundeford AIlen Th.A. of King's Col- Carrier to Debenham &; Ipswich.-Jas. Eade, tues. &; iri'
Allen Rev. Mundefm-d T.A.K.C.L. Baker Robt. John, farmer, Green frm I Moore Arthur Henry, farmer &; thrash-
Vicarage
Hawkins Mrs. Red house
Chittock Robert, farmer
Eade James, shopkeeper &; carrier
I ing machine proprietor, White house-
&; Firs farms
COMMERCIAL. Freeman William, faTmer Turner Henry (trustees of), brick ~
Burch Frederick Theodore Wainwright Kerridge WiIliam, poulterer drain pipe makers (Geo. Bonner..
J.P. farmer &; chairman of Bo·s- Long WiIliam, farmer, The Hall, Red manager)
mere &; CIaydon board of guardians House &; Bulls farms Wilby William, thatcher
&; district council, Park farm Pipe Frederick, poulterer
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WISSETT is a village and parish, 2 miles north-west 1841. Bleach Farm is an old building surrounded by a
from Halesworth station <In the Ipswich and Lowestoft moat. H. C. Hollway-Calthrop esq. of Stanhoe, near
section of the Great Eastern railway, in the Northern Lynn, is lord of the manor and owner of about one-fourth
division of the county, Blything hundred, petty sessional of the land. The trustees of the late H. A. S. Bence and
division and union, Halesworth county oourt district, Mr. J. H. Gostling are also landowners. The soil is
rural deanery of North Dunwich, archdeaconry of Suffolk mixed clay; subsoil, principally clay. The chief crops
and diocese of Norwich. The church of St. Andrew is an are wheat, barley, beans, oats and roots. The area is
ancient building of funt, in the Early English style, con- 2,259 acres; rateable value, £2,187; the population in
sisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a round tower, 1891 was 376. By a Local Government Board Order,
containing 5 bells: the doorway on the north side March 25th, 1884, some portions of this parish weTE~·
of the nave has a remarkable fine arch of Norman amalgamated with Chediston.
work enriched with zigzag mouldings. The south door- Parish Clerk Thomas SaUows.
way a.nd many othe~ details ar~ a]so..Norman! but I?uch of Post Office.-~rs. Harriet Nunn, sub-postmistress. Let-
t~e wllldow tracery IS Perpendicular. the stamed wmdows, ters from Halesworth at 6.45 a.m.; dispatched at 6.15
~th emblems of the Ap<lstIes, were presented by the lat~ pom. Postal <lrders are issued here, but not paid.
SIr W. E. C. ~a:t0pp bart. d. ! 864, at a cost of £100. HaleswoTth is the nearest mone order &; teleCTraph
there are 250 sIttmgs. The regIster dates from the year ffice mil" d' t t Y l:l

1553. The livmg · o

IS '
a VICarage, ne t year Iy vaIue 1',59.
r 0, 2 e:s IS an
including 16 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of A School Boaxd of 5 members was formed 27 Septembei',
the Church Patronage Society, but pro hac vice the Bishop 18 78 ; Jn, Oakley Green, Rumburgh, clerk to the board
of Norwich by lapse, and held since 1895 as sequestrator Board (formerly National) School, built in 1844, for 70
by the Rev. Henry DunsterviIle Day, who is also vicar children; average attendance, 65; Thomas Cooper Ollis, ,
of Dunwich. The Congregational chapel was built in master; :Miss Pitcher, infants' mistress
Broom Herbert, Wissett hall Green John & George, blacksmiths 1& Nunn George, farmer
Day Rev. Hy. DunstervilIe, Vicarage wheelwrights Read Joseph, farm bailiff to C. TaeaD
Hollway Geoffrey Fynes, Wissett lodge Hancey John, Swan PoH esq. High house
Pedgrift Mrs. Wissett place Haward Fk. In. shopkpr. &; shoe mkr Reeder Benjamin, farmer
Roberson Mrs. Rock cottage Howlett Thomas, farmer, Bleach farm Reeder Henry, farmer, Hillhouse farm
COMMERCIA.L. Hurren Georg-e, farmer Sago John, farmer, Broadway
Aldous Harry, farmer, Pear Tree farm Ingate John Edward,farmer,Grove fm Thurlow James, farm bailiff to Mr. J.
Banks James, farmer JackSoOn Charles, carpenter Ho Gostling, Hill farm
Button Saml. In. farmer, Bonners frm Johnson Henry, farmer, Brook hall TyrreL Geo. farmer, Ash Tree farm
Dinning R<lbto farmer, Redhouse farm Jordan George, farmer & Bond's farm
Dunnett Fredk. Hy. shoPkpr. &; tailor Jordan Samuel, miller (wind) Whatling William, farmer, White ho
GostIing In. Hy. frmr. &; landowner Kemp William, beer retailer . Whitehand John, farmer, Valley farm
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WISSINGTON, see Nayland.
WITHERSDALE is a vi!1age and scattered parish Divided Parishes Act, the whole of this parish was, for
3 miles south-east from Harleston station on the Waveney civil purposes, in 1885 added to that of Mendham, with the
Valley section of the Great Eastern railway, and 8! south- exception of a small p<lrtion added t<l Metfield, but ecclesi-
west from Bungay, in the rural deanery of Hoxne, arch- astically it remains separ.ate. The church of St. Mary
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. Under the Magdalen, standing about a mile frem the village, is- a
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small but ancient building of rubble, dating from the mansion with remains of a large moat in front, is now
Norman period and consisting of chancel, nave, south used as a farmhouse. F. A. Taylor esq. of Wrentham,
porch .and a wooden belfry at the west end containing 2 Suffolk, is lord of the manor; Sir Hugh Edward Adair
bells: there are 100 sittings. The register dates from bart. of Flixton Hall, and Seymour Berkeley Portman-
the year 1653. The living is a discharged rectory, COIl- Daltoll esq. of Fillingham Castle, Lincoln, are the principal
solidated with the vicarage of Fressingfield, joint net landowners. The soil is clay, with clay subsoil. The
yearly value £442, with 67 acres of glebe, in the gift of chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and pasture.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and held since 1885 by Parish Olerk, Charles Smith.
the Rev. John James Raven D.D. of Emmanuel College, Post Office.-Mrs. Hannah FraIIcis, SUb-postmistress.
Cambridge, hon. canon of Norwich, and rural dean of Withersdale street. Letter.s through Harleston, arl"ive
Hoxne, who resides at Fressingfield. The Primitive at 7.20 a.m.; dispatched at 5.30 p.m. week days only.
Methodist chapel here was erected in 1878. The charities Metfield is the nearest money order office & Harleston
arise from the rent of 2 acres of land left for the use of the nearest telegraph office, 3 miles distant
the poor and let for £2 yearly, which sum is distributed The children of this place attend the schools at Mendham &;
by the Parish Council. Withersdale Hall, an ancient Metfield
Evans William Brock .Joseph, brick & tile manu- Howes Wm. The Golden Cross P.H
COMMERCIAL. facturer; correspondence should be Francis Willliam, shopkpr. Post office
Ablett Albert, shoe maker addressed to Aldburgh, Harleston Kent Robert, farmer, Church farm
Aldous Edwd. frmr. & cattle dea.:er Eastaugh John & Saml. wheelwrights Mayhew William, blacksmith

WITHERSFIELD is a parish ,on the Cambridgeshire east end of the church, was built by Sir John Jaoob
,",order, 1~ miles north-west from Haverhill station on the baronet, of West Wratting, for his son-in-law, the Rev.
Colne Valley Isection of the Great Eastern railway, an the Abraham Oakes LL.D. of Trinity College, Cambridge,
Southern division of the county, Risbridge hundred, petty who held the rectory, jointly with that of Long Melford,
sessional division and union, Haverhill county court and was the author of many valuable religious tracts.
<tistrrict, rural deanery of Clare, archdeaconry of Sudbury Among the rectors of Withersfield was Vincent Peirse,
and diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is prebendary of Norwich and, chaplain to James the Fil'lSt
a building of flint and stone, consisting of chancel, clere- and Charles the Second, who died in 1673, and was buried
storied nave of four bays, aisles, south porch and an in the choir of Norwich Cathedral; Bardsley Fisher,
embattled western tower with turret at south-eas,tern master of Sidney OoMege, Cambridge, 17°3-4, and vlice-
angle containing 5 bells: the chancel ris Early English: chancellor, dJied while rector here, and was buried in the
the chancel arch and rood screen are of Perpendicular chapel of that college: another of the rectors was the Rev.
date: the screen towa,rds the west has been repainted and Thomas Barnard, master of the Grammar School at Leeds
gilded, but the carved work is very much fuller and richer and a king's chaplain, who died in 17.82, and was interred
in detail on the eastern face; over this screen was the on the north side of the churchyard, but forbade any
rood, to which the following entry in Dow'Sing probably epitaph ItO be placed over his remains; an linscription in
refers :-" Jan. 6, 1643. We brake down a cruetifix an.} Latin, was, however, eventually placed to this rector by
sixty super,stitious pictures, and gave orders for the one of his parishioners on the ea.st face of the pyramidal
levelling the ,steps in the chancel:" the north aisle appears tomb, built for himself rin the nOI'lth-west corner of the
to have been built by one Robert Wyburgh, or Whybrow, churchyard. Here is. a Primitive Methodist chapel, built
and a small brass, set in a wooden frame and inserted in in 1893. There are charities, one consisting of 3 acres
the waJI near the east end, bears this inscriptli<m:- of land, producing £1 10S. a year, which is applied to
~ Orate pro animabus Roberti Wyburgh et benefactorum church expenses; the donor is unknown; the proceeds of
suorum, qui istam ylwn (aisle) fieri fecerunt:" the rest of another charity, bequeathed by the late Mmrss Heylin, and
the c.hurch is PerpendicuJ1:ar: a number of the benches consisting of £100, invested in Consols, producing £10
have fine poppyheads, one of which represents St. Michael yearly, are distributed in coals and clothing, with the ex-
weigh:ing souls and another St. George and the Dragon: caption of £1 which is app.Lied to the Sunday school. An
the pulpit is Jacobean: the iron ring handle to the door account of Roman antiquiJties found at Withe1'lSfield is
leading from the porch into the church is de,serving of preserved in Davy's Collections, 19, 103, copied from Cole'~
notice and of careful p'l'eservation: the font is octagonal, I MSS. xxxi. pp. 9 1, 92, where are drawingrs of nine articles
:and three of its panels are enriched by geometrical tracery found in 1759. Charles Foster Ryder esq. of Little Thur-
and the five others bear shield,s of arms: within the low Hall and Scarcroft, near Leeds, Yorkshire, is lord of
-sacl'arium is, a large black marble ,s~ab bearing a \Shield the manor and principal landowner. The soil is heavy;
,g£ arms and insCTiption to Sir John Jacob, of West subsoil, clay. The crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans,
Wraliting, Baronet, d. 31 March, 1740; a Similar Slab I peas and roots. The area is 2,452 acres; rateable value,
<lommemoretes the Rev. Abraham Oakes LL.D., J.P. a £2,6ro; the population in 1891 was 634.
former rector of this parish and son-in-law of Sir John Sexton, Charles Metcalfe.
Jac~b, bart.. d. 22 June, 175 6. The chancel. ~as rebuilt Post Omce.-William Leach, sUib-postmaster. Letters
durmg the lIlcumbency of the late Rev. ~illlam Mayd arrive from Newmarket at 6.30 a.m.; box closes at 6.5
l\I.A. re~toI' f~om 1827, w?en also a ,so~t~ aIsle was added p.m. Postal orders rare issued here, but not paid.
.and the lIltenor sUbsta:ntlally restored. lD J~n~ary, 18 96, Haverhill is the nearest money order &; telegraph office,
a n.ew organ was provIded: there are 4?~ Slt.tlllgS. The I 3 miles distant
regIster dates from the year 1558. The livmg IS a rectory, .. .
net yearly value £410, with 38 acres of glebe and resi- PolIce StatIon, WaIter John WrIght, constable
dence, in the gift of Mrs. Ayling, and held since r896 by National School (mixed), erected for 150 children; aver-
the Rev. William John Ayling. The rectory liouse, at the age attendance, II5; Edward Godwin Naish, master
.Ayling Mrs Choat Harry, farm bailiff to C. F. Mekalfe. George, baker
Ayling Rev. William John, Rectory Ryder esq. Exhibition farm Mitchel1 John J. J. farmer, Hall farm
'l'ewart Edward Dawson Preston, Cornell Stephen, beer retailer Paxman Ell, thatcher
The Grange Hall WaIter, farmer, Lily farm PQtter William, farmer & road sur-
Jarvis Thomas Freestone, farmer veyor, Oharity farm
COMMERCIAL. Kiddy John, farmer • Rookard William, shopkeeper
llradnam Sarn, White Horse P.H Leach Wm. blacksmith, Post office Rowlinson Charlotte (Mrs.), fanner
Bridge Henry &; Sons, grocers, drprs. Marchant Thomas, farmer Rowlinson William, assistant overseer
& bakers :\lason & Son, brick, pipe &; tile Shanks Alfred, carpenter
.Brown Joseph, Duke P.H manufacturers
WITNESHAM is a parish and scattered village about formerly of Burghersh house, in this parish: in 1868 a
2! miles north from Westerfield station on the Ipswich carved stone reredos was presented by Miss King, grand-
and Lowestoft line of the Great Eastern railway, and 4 daughter of a former rector: there are 300 sittings, 200
north-east from Ipswich, in the South Eastern division being free. The register dates from the year 1538. The
of the county, Cal'iford hundred, Woodbridge petty living is a rectory, net yearly value £380, including 47
;sessional division and union, Ipswich county court district, acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of St. Peter's
rural deanery of Carlford, archdeacon!'Y of Suffolk and College, Cambridge, and held since 1886 by the Rev.
diocese of Norwich. The church or- St. Mary is an Frederic Davy Brown, of Huron College, Ontario, N.A.
ancient edifice of stone in the Early English and Per- There is a Baptist chapel, erected in 1856. J. F. Mea-
pendicular styles, consisting of chancel and nave, and an dows esq. is lord of the manor of Witnesham and Cock-
prnbattled tower containing 6 bells: it was thoroughly field. The principal landowners are Mrs. J. P. Cobbold,
rpstored in 1845 by the Rev. William Potter M.A. then of Ipswich, Hon. Stanhope Tollemache, of Ipswich, Henry
redor; the stained east window, erected in 1847, is a Woolner esg. R. Porter esq. of Rushmere, Miss Busk, .r.
memorial to D. R. Meadows esq. and his son Augustus, G. Clarke esq. of Tupwood Lodge, Caterham, Surrey,
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Edward Brooke esq. of Ufford, Mr. Thomas Mortimer, arrive through Ipswich at 5.25 a.m.; dispatched al
Rev. J. G. Pooley M.A. rector of Stonham Aspal, and the 7.35 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
trustees of the late Canon Eaode. The soil is mixed, and I The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Clay-
in parts stiff loam; subsoil, clay and loam. The chief I don, 4 miles distant
crops are wheat, barlev. peas and beans. The area is National (Public Elementary) School (mixed), erected in
2,044 acres of land; rateable value, £2,252; the p()pula- 1840, & now under the management of the rector,
tion in 1891 was 488. churchwardens & 6 members elected by the -subscribers;
Parish Clerk, George Pyett. the school will hold 100 children; average attendance,
Post Office.-George Sadler, sub-postmaster. Letters 64; Mrs. Dowsing, mistress
Brown Rev. Frederic Davy (rector) Eade Arthur,. blacksmith Mortime;r Foster, agent to Mr. Thoma&
Denny Mrs Eade John, blacksmith Mortimer, Wood farm
Fitzroy Charles, Berghurst house Farow Joseph, boot maker Pratt William, farmer, Well farm
Gooding The Misses, The Hall Fleming John, shopkeeper Rush Herbert, farmer
Potter Mrs. Laurel house I Gardner John, shopk~per Sadler GeOO'ge, poulterer &; post office
COM~lEnCB.L. I Garrard Jeremiah, bricklayer Turner Alfred, miller (wind & steam),
Amass. Alfred, carpenter Goodard Alfred, shopkeeper & maltster, Witnesham mills
Barker Fk.Barley Mow P.H.&; wheelw$ Goading The Misses, farmers, The Turner Jos-eph, jun. carpenter
Ootton Alfred, market gardener I Hall Welham Robert, farm bailiff to S. G.
Denny George .A.. farmer I Gooding Ebenezer(exors. of), farmers, Ling esq
Dye Robert, farm bailiff to Robert S. Red house Wilson Mary (Mrs.), saddler
Paul esq i Juby John, farmer, Hill farm . .
WIXOE (anciently Whixoe) is a parish on the river chancel were also reseated with oak benches and the floors
Stour, which here separates this county from Essex, three relaid: there are 100 sittings, 80 being free. The regis-
quarters of a mile from Birdbrookstation on the ter dates from the year 1°74. The living is a discharged
Colne Valley section of the Great Eastern railway, 4 miles rectory, net yearly value £134, with 14 acres of glebe and
west-south-west from Clare and 3l south-east from residence, in the gift of Henry Pereira esq. and held
Haverhill, in the Southern division oUhe county, hundred, since 1881 by the Rev. William Albert Pywell RA. of
petty sessional division and union of Risbridge, HaverhilI Trinity College, Cambridge. Gervase Paget Elwes esq.
county court district, rural deanery of Clare, archdeaconry is lord of the manor, and Lord Loch is the chief land-
of Sudbury and diocese {)f Ely. The church (dedication owner. The s{)il is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The
unknown, but supposed to be to St. Leonard), is a small chief crops are wheat, barley and peas. The area is 547
and plain edifice of brick, stone, flint and plaster, consisting acres; rateable value, £68 8; the population in 1891
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of quasi-chancel, ·nave, south porch, and low square was 109.

wooden bell-cote containing one bell, dated 146o: the Sexton, Alfred Drew.
inner doorway of the porch is Norman, and has good Letters. through Halstead arrive at 8 a.m. Haverhill is
chevron moulding: the body of the church probably dates the nearest money order& Birdbrook station the neares",
from this period: there are monuments and tablets to telegraph office
the Berkeley family and other memorials to the Payne A School Board of 5 members was formed 23 November,
family: the stained east window and a marble monument 1875, with Stoke-by-Clare contributory with 2 members
were placed as memorials to Henry Pereira, d. 1890, and & Birdbrook with 2 members; Sidney H. Graham,
Sarah Ann Pereira, d. 1892, by theIr S<lns, Henry and Alfd. Haverhill clerk to the board
Pereira esqrs.: the modern stone octagonal font replaces Board School (mixed), built in 188o, at a cost of £1,274,
an ancient one,' now built into the wall: in 1898-9 the I for 80 children; average attendance, 65; Mrs. Frances
nave was restored and a vestry added, both nave and Harper, mistress
Pereira Alfred, Floriston hall I pywell Rev.William Albert B.A.Rectry IFitch Bros. millers (wind) &; farmers
Pereira Henry, Floriston hall Bentley Wm.beer retailer &; carpenter French Robert, farmer, Water hall
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WO OD BR IDGE.
WOODBRIDGE is a market and union town, parish, head galleries were removed, and the fine western arch thrown
of a petty sessional division and county court district, open: the tomb of Thomas Sekforde esq. (the munificent
on the banks of the river Deben, which is navigable to benefactor of this town) was restored and placed on the
Melton, half a mile above the town, which stands on the n{)rth side of the chancel, and his arms, with the
slope of a hill, commanding a fine view of the river to its carved wood crest, placed over it; during the restoration
mouth, a distance of 12 miles, it is 77 miles from London, the base of the old rood screen, erected by John Albrede,
8 north-east from Ipswich, 12 south-west from Saxmund- circ. 1450, was discovered, the lower panels of which,
ham, 26 from Colchester and 46 from Yarmouth, in the decorated with figures of saints painted and gilded, have
South Eastern division of the county, hundred of Loes, been placed under glass near the organ, and new panels,
rural deanery of Wilford, archdeaconry of Suffolk and copied from. the originala in the British Museum, have
diocese of Norwich. • been inserted:, three piscinre and sedilia were also dis-
Woodbridge has a station on the Ipswich and Yarmouth covered: the font, much mutilated by Dowsing, is of
section of the Great Eastern railway. the same period as the church, and has the seven sacra-
The town is governed by an Urban District Council ments of the Catholic Church carved on its sides; there
under the provisions of the "Local Government Act, are several brasses, the oldest bearing the date 1601: and
1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), and is lighted with gas a large marble monument to J effrey Pitman esq. some
from works on the Quay, the property of the Woodbridge time sheriff of Suffolk, d. :1:627; this monument has five
Gas Light and Coke Company Limited, and supplied with effigies in alto relievo, colored and gilt, and is surmounted
water from wells, and consists principally of four streets, by his arms and crest: a new organ was erected in 1886,
forming the roads to Ipswich, Saxmundham, Debenham at a cost of £7°0: there are 850 sittings, one half being
and Bredfield: it was formerly connected with the port free. The register dates from the year 1545. The living
of Yarmouth, and was subsequently made a pdrt itself,but is a rectory, net yearly value £238, with 24 acres of
ceased to be a port for the purposes of the" Customs glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees, and held since
Consolidation Act, 1876" (39 &; 40 Vict. c. 36), 31 March, 1896 by the Rev. Thomas Housecroft M.A. of Trinity
:1:882. Fishing boats and their implements are distin- College, Dublin, rural dean of Wilford, diocesan inspector
guished by the letters W.E. of schools, and surrogate.
The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a fine specimen of St. John the Evangelist's is an ecclesiastical parish,
the Perpendicular style and consists of chancel, with the formed in 1854. The church, erected in 1842 at a cost of
Sekforde chapel on the north side, nave, aisles, north £3,5°0, is an edifice in the Early English style, consisting
porch, and a noble embattled western tower of cut flint of chancel and nave, and a western tower with pinnacles
with freestone dressings, built in the reign of Edward lIT. and a spire 138 feet high, containing one bell, the organ
108 feet high with pinnacles, the upper part having stone was enlarged in 1884: the church was consecrated in
and flint intermixed in various devices, it contains a clock August, 1846, and will seat 600 perrons, 200 sittings
with chimes and 8 bells: the north-west porch has in being free. The register dates from the year 1846. The
front a representation of Michael the Archangel encounter- living is a vicarage, net yeady value £240, including 3
ing the Dragon, and was restored in 1866: in 1839 the acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the 'Church
church was repaired, at an expense of £1,000, by George Patronage Society, and held since 1881 by the Rev. Chas.
Thomas esq. when several stained windows and a south Bowring Ratcliffe.
porch were added: the church was again thoroughly The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Thomas of
restored in- 1874-5, at a cost of about [2,000, when the Canterbury, has 120 sittings, and is served from Ipswich;
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the Congregational chapel affords 1,000 sittings; the There are several charities in connection wHh the
Wesleyan chapel, 350; and the Friends' meeting-house. parish church, derived from estates at Martlesham, 1\lel-
The Cemetery, to the south-west of the town, and con- ton and Woodbridge, which have been left by various
taining about 5 acres, was consecrated in 1856: it is persons for the repair of church and relief of the poor.
tastefully laid out and planted with shrubs, and has two The Shire Hall, Market Hill, is a large brick building
mortuary chapels, and is under a Burilll1 Board. of Flemish design, and was restored about 1884: the
The charity now known as the "Seckford Hospital upper part is the place for holding the petty sessions for-
and Woodbridge Endowed Schools" derives its revenues the division and the lower part is the Oorn Exchange.
from an estate in Clerkenwell, London (comprising Sek- The Public Room or Lecture Hall in St. John's street,
forde streei, Wood-bridge street, Suffolk street, part of erected in 1851, is 95 by 33 feet and 22 in height; it i~
Aylesbury and St. John streets), left by Thomas Seck- used for dramatic and other entertainments etc. and
ford in 15'87, and was until 1861 administered, and will hold 500 people; adjoining are reading rooms, con-
applied towards the maintenance of 26 aged single men taining the library of the Mechanics' Institution and used
(with nurses) in the Seckford Hospital in Woodbridge; also for the meetings of the members. In 1879 the S~ck­
but in 1861, the income of this estate being £3,173 2S. ford Reading Room and Social Club was instituted under
and the trustees having a sum of £20,5°0 invested in the the patronage of the Seckford governors: the club rooms
£3 per Cent. Consols, a scheme wa-s settled by the Court are over the Lending Library, and comprise reading
of Chancery by which a local board was established to rooms and a ~me room, and supplied with papers.
take the management of the charity: the objects of the The Fire station was established in 1873, and has two
charity were by this scheme extended to 13 aged single powerful manual engines for country and town work, a
women or married couples, to reside in the almshouses: van with 1,800 feet of hose and one hand pump; the
provision was made in the 81bove-named scheme for a brigade consists of 16 firemen, fully equipped.
dispensary for the purpose of affording medical advice In the Bull Hotel sta.bles there is a stone to the
and medicine for the inmates of the almshouses, and to me~ory of George Carlow, who died in 1738 and is
such of the inhabitants of Woodbridge and neighbour- buried in the long stable: he left 20S. to be distributed
hood as should be unable to pay for such advice and in bread to the poor annually on February 1st. This
medicine and should not be in receipt of parochial re- hotel includes a large asselpbly room, capable of holding
lief: the charity contributes £200 a year for the support 400 persons, and is used for auctions wd meetings.
of this institution, it also grants £200 yearly, apportioned The Woodbridge Horticultural Society (now affiliated
by the governors amongst the National, the Infants' and with the National Rose Society) was established in 1852
the British and Foreign schools in Woodbridge: by the and hold an annual meeting in the month of July, when
scheme of 1880 the governing body consisted of three prizes exceeding £17° are awarded to the successful
ex-officio, six representative, and four co-optative gover- competitors, and a 25 guineas challenge cup is given for
nors: but under the scheme of 1891 the governing body roses. Lord Rendlesham is the president.
consists of three ex-officio, eleven representative and six The links of the Woodbridge Golf Club, situate at
co-optative governors: the e~-officio governors are the rec- Bromeswell, have a course of 18 holes, and there is an
tor and two churchwardens of Woodbridge; the represen- excellent club house.
tative governors hold office for five years and are nomina- There is a Freemasons' Lodge. The Lodge of Odd
ted one each by the Bishop of the diocese, the Master of Fellows (M. U.) and also a Foresters' Court are held at
the RoIls, the University of Cambridge. the East Suffolk the Bull hotel.
County Council, the West Suffolk County Council, the Corn and cattle markets are held on Thursdays; sales
Justices of the Eastern Division in Quarter Sessions, the are held on the Market hill by Mr. G. A. Shipman. Fairs
Council of the Royal Agricultural Society, the East are held on the third Friday ;n March and Michaelmas
Suffolk Chamber of Agriculture and the Board of Guar- day and the following: the Lady fair held in March, is
dians of the Woodbridge union, and two by the Vestry of celebrated for its annual show of horses.
Woodbridge. The annual income of the charity derived Large quantities of malt and corn and bricks are
from estates in Clerkenwell and Woodbridge and a sum shipped from Woodbridge, and the imports are coal,
of £51,855 India Stock and £3,003 138. 3d. Consols timber, seeds, oilcake, wine, spirits and other goods.'
amounts to £5,146 and is yearly increasing. The vessels connected with this place are mostly of about
The Hospital comprises a fine range of buildings, in 20 tons and upwards. There are bonded warehouses,
the Elizabethan style, standing on an eminence at the corn mills, maltings and iron foundry.
weg!; end of Seckford street, and includes a chapel and Bernard Barton, the Quaker poet, resided here, and
east and west wings, having fine open arcades: the build- dying in this town 19 Feb. 1849, was buried in the grave-
ings have a frontage of 337 feet and the inmates have yard of the Friends' meeting house.
each two rooms and a plot of ground: the gardens are The trustees of the late Major Rolla Rouse and William
beautifully laid out, and in the front is a noble terrace Rouse esq. are lords of the manor. The princJpal land-.
560 feet long: the chapel which occupies the centre of owners are Captain Ernest George Pretyman M.P. of
the hospital has massive oak fittings, including stalls for Orwell Parik, and Maj. E. C. Moor J.P. of Great Bealings.
the visitors and officers of the charity and seats for the The area is J,099 acres of land, 19 of water and 89 of
almspeople: the cost of the whole was £28,000; the Rev. foreshore; rateable value, £18,102; the population in
John Charles Titcombe has been chaplain since 1895. 1891 was 4,477, viz.: St. Mary's, 2,066, and St. John's,
The Dispensary, opened in 1886 at a cost of about 2,411 •
£1,500, is a structure of red brick with stone dressings
and half-timbered gables, from designs by Mr. Ernesf: PariS'h Clerks.
Currit, architect, and contains two wards, with two beds St. Mary the Virgin, John Amos Howe.
in eaoh for urgent cases. St. John the Evangelist, George Houghton.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &;c.
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Coney Philip Wellesley esq. Shingle street, Bawdsey,
Post, S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Oumberland Woodbridge
street.-Alfred Allen, postmaster. Letters delivered at Cowles Dennis J. esq. Manor house, Felixstowe
7, 8.15 &; H.15 a.m. (to callers only) &; 3 &; 7.45 p.m. ; Creasey Charles .A.1bert esq. Hill house, Walton R.S.O
dispatched to Ipswich &; London at 9 a.m.; to Ipswich D'Arcy de Burgh esq. de Grey cottage, Felixstowe R.S.O
&; London at 12.15 &; 3.30 p.m.; London &; Ipswich, 5 Everett Robert Lacey esq. Rushmere, Ipswich
p.m.; Norwich, Midland counties &; North, 6.45 p.rn.; Flintham Joseph esq. The Hall, Aldeburgh R.S.O
an parts at 10.30 p.m.; extra. id. stamp until 10.45 p.m Gurdon Sir William Brampion K.C.M.G., C.B., M.P.
Assington hall, Boxford
OOUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE DIVISION OF Hall William Henry esq. Albert ho. Aldeburgh &.S.O
WOODBRIDGE. Hart J. Brook esq. Deben bank, Woodbridge
, Chairman appointed at each sitting. Harwood Henry Fairfax esq. Tuddenham hall, Ipswich
Heywood Arthur esq. D.L. Glevering, Wickham Market
Rendles'ham Lord B.A., D.L.Rendlesham hall,Woodbridge Howey Major John Edwards Werge, The Grange, Melton
Luwther Hon. William, High house, Campsea Ashe Jolly William esq. Sea Gull house, Felixstowe
Anderson John Garrett Skelton esq. West hill, Aldeburgh Loder John esq. Burkett house, Woodbridge
Archer Rev. Charles Goodwyn M.A. Rectory, .A.1derton Lomax Charles Hy. esq. M.A. Sutton Haugh, Woodbridge
Brooke Edward esq. Ufford Place, Woodbridge Mason Frank William esq. North cliff, Felixstowe
Brooke Reginald esq. Aldeburgh Meller Major Alfred, The Limes, Rushmere, Ipswich
Carthew Oapt. Ranulphus John, Woodbridge Abbey Moor :Major Edwd. Chas. Great Beatings, Woodbridg~
Cobbold Felix ThornIey esq. M.A. The Lodge, Felix- Phillips William Page Thos. esq. M.A., D.L. Woking
&towe R.S.O Pretyman Capt. Ernest George M.P. Orwell park,Ipswich
Cobbold Capt. Algernon Waller, Hollesley 10.Woodbridge Quilter Sir William Cuthbert bart. M.P. Bawdsev manor
Cowell Herbert esq. 3 West fields, Aldeburgh R.S.O Rouse Rev. R. C. M. Rayleigh, Essex •
 368 WOODBRID G E. SUFFOLK.
Smyth Lieut.-Col. Samuel W., V.D. Fern court, AIde-
burgh RS.O . bridge; G. A. Shipman, Quay street, Woodbridge, &
Stevenson Frands Seymour esq. B.A., M.P., D.L. Play-
ford Mount, near Woodbridge
Thellusson Col. Arthur John Bethel, Thellusson lodge,
Aldeburgh, Saxmundham
Varley H. F. esq. Walton
Vernon-Wentworth Thomas Frederick Charles esq. Black-
heath, Aldeburgh RS.O
Whitbread Col. Howard C.B., D.L. Loudham park
White Robart Eaton esq. Boulge hall, Woodbridge
Whitmore Wm. N. esq. Snowden hill, Wickham Market
Wilson Frede'rick W. esq. M.P. Highrow, Fe1ixstowe R.S.O
Youell Edward Pitt, Beacon hill, Martlesham, Woodbridge
The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Woodbridge
Urban &; Rural Councils are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, Frands John W. Wood,
Church street
Petty Sessions are held every thursday in the
Shire hall, at 1.0 p.m. The following places are
included in the petty sessional division :-Aldeburgh,
Alderton, .A1nesbourne Priory, Bawdsey, Bealill!!S
Magna, Be'lllings Parva, Blaxhall, Boulge, Boyton, Bred-
field, Brightwell, Bromeswell. Bucklesham, Burgh.
Butley, Campsey Ashe, Capel St. Andrew, Oharsfield,
Chillesford, Clopton, Culpho, Dallinghoo, Debach, Eyke,
Falkenham, Felixstowe, Foxl!all, Grundisbnrgh, Haske-
ton, Hemley, Hollesley, !ken, Kesgrave, Kirton, Leving-
ton, Martlesham, Melton, Nacton, Newbourn, Orford,
Otley, Petistree, Playford, Purdis, Ramsholt, Rendles-
ham, Rushmere, Shottish'am, Stratton Hall. Sudborne,
Button, Trimley St. Mary, Trimley St. Martin. Tud-
denham, Tunstall, Ufford, Waldringfield, Walton,
Wantisden,Wickham Market,Witnesham &; Woodbridge
URBAN DISTRICT OOUNCIL.
Meets at the Offices of Brooke &; Son, solicitors, on the first
Tuesday in elloch month, at 8 p.m. - ton, Nacton, Newbourn, Otley, Pettistree, Playford,
Members.
.All retire April, 1901.
Chairman, J()hn Loder J.P.
.:John WilIiam Andrews Davy Crowe
~ohn Arnott Alfred Gall
Alick S. Betts John Loder J.P
Richard Bevan Charles Naunton
lIelll'y Blomfield Rowland Hill Rowland
'George Booth, jun William Woodard Walton
'Capt R. T. Carthew J.P Jeremiah Wright
'George Carter
Clerk. Walter Brooke, Market hill
"Treasurer, R. Kerrison
Medical Officer of Health, George Cordy Edwardes-Ker
L.R.O.P.Lond. Church street
-Collector, Sanitary Inspector &; Surveyor, William Grout
Whisstock, Thoroughfare
WOODBRIDGE RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at the Board room, monthly, at 12.15 p.m.
'Ohairman, David Burrows, Dallinghoo, Wiekham Market
'Clerk, Horace Edward Kell, New street
Treasurer, Roger Kerrison
Medical Officer of Health, Elphinstone Hollis M D., C.M.
Church street .
Surveyor of Highways, George Cook, New street
Sanitary Inspector, Frederick Motum, Grundisburgh
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
. L.R.C.P. &; S.Edin. Fore street, St. Clement's, Ips-
Cemetery, Francis John Woodhouse Woo, d c1erk & regls-
trar; offices, Church street
<County Court, His Honor H. Eardley-WiImot, judge; WaIt.
13rooke, registrar &; high bailiff; George .A.mos Oxx, sub-
bailiff &; broker. The court is held in the· Shire Hall,
bi-monthly, &; at the Town hall, Felixstowe, bi-
monthly. The County district comprises the following
-places :-Alderton, Bawdsey, Bealings Parva, Bealings
Magna, Blaxhall, Boulge, Boyton, Bredfield, Bright-
'Wen, :nromswell, Bucklesham, Burgh, Butley, Campsey
.Ashe, Capel St. Andrew, Charsfield, ChiIlesford, Clop-
ton, Culpho, Dallinghoo, Debach, Eyke, Felixstowe,
IFoxhall, Grundisburgh, Hacheston, Hasketon, Hemley,
Rollesley, !ken, Kesgrave, Kirton, Languard Fort,
Levington, Marlesford, Martlesham, Melton, Newbourn,
Orford, Orford-with-Gedgrave, Otley, Pettistree, Play-
ford, Ramsholt, Rendlesham, Shottisham, Sudborne,
Sutton, Trimley Saint Martin, Trimley Saint Mary,
Tunstall, Ufford, Waldringfield, Walton, Wantisden,
Wickham Market &; Woodbridge
For Bankruptcy purposes, this court is included in that Meets at Board room, Woodbridge, monthly, at 12 noon.
of Ipswich; Frederick Messent, 36 Princes street, Clerk, Horace E. KeIl, New street, Woodbridge
Ipswich, official receiver
09l'tified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
[ KELLY'S
Amendment Act," John Arnott, Church street, Wood-
Shuckforth Downing, Felixstowe
County Police Station, Theatre street, Alfred Hubbard,
superintendent; 1 sergeant & 2 constables
Fire Brigade Station, Cumberland street, John Fosdike,
chief officer, &; 16 men
Inland Revenue Office, 6 Gordon villas, St. John's, Fredk.
Robert Ellis, officer
Public Lecture Hall, St. John's street, John W. Andrews,
hon. sec
Seckford Dispensary, Seckford street, Elphinstone Hollis
M.D., C.M. surgeon; Anthony Alfred Henley L.RC.P.
Edin. consulting surgeon
Seckford Free Library, Seckford street, Miss Harriet
Churchyard, librarian
Seckford Hospital & Woodbridge Endowed Schools, Fras.
John Woodhouse Wood, clerk &; solicitor, Seckford st.
Woodbridge
Seckford Reading Room & Social Club, Seckford street,
George Gough, hon. sec
Shire 'Hall, Market hill, Robert Goodwin, keeper
Stamp Office, Church street, Geo. Gall, jun. distributor
VOLUNTEERS.
..
1St Volunteer Battalion Suffolk Regiment; E Company,
Captain Hubert W. Hart; Rev.· Thomas Housecroft
M.A. acting chaplain; Sergt. Chas. Jas. Smith, instretr
WOODBRIDGE UNION.
The Union, formed 3 Oct. 1835, comprises the following
parishes :-Alderton, Alnesbourne Priory, Bawdsey,
Boulge, Btlyton, Bredrfield, Brightwell, Bromeswell,
Bucklesham, Burgh, Capel Saint Andrew, Charsfield,
Clopton, Culpho, Dallinghoo, Dallinghoo Weald, Debach,
Falkenham, Felixstowe, FoxhaIl, Great Bealings,
Grundisburgh, Hasketon, lfemley, Hollesley, Kesgrave,
Kirton, Levington, Little Bealings, Martlesham, Mel-
Purdis farm, Ramsholt, Rushmere St. Andrew, Shot-
tisham, Stratton Hall, Sutton, Trimley Eaint Martin,
Trimley Saint Mary, Tuddenham Saint Martin, Ufford,
Waldringfield, Walton, Westerfie~d, Witnesham &; Wood-
bridge. The ipOpulation of the union in 1891 was
23,55°; area, 78'474 acres; rateable value in 1900,
£ 148,708.
Board day, every thurs. at I I a.m. at New st.Woodbridge
Chairman, David Burrow, Dallinghoo
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, Horace
Edward Kell, New street, Woodbridge
Treasurer, Roger Kerrison, banker, Woodbridge
CuIlectors to the Guardians &; Relieving Officers, Carlford
district, WiIliam Creasy, Clopton; Colneis district, G.
H. G. Bartlett; Trimley St. Mary; Wilford district,
Arthur Hayward, Church street, Woodbridge .
School Attendance Officers, Carlford district, William
Creasy, Clop ton ; Colneis district, G. H. G. Bartlett,
Trimley St. Mary; Wilford district, Arthur Hayward,
Church street, Woodbridge
Vaccination Officers, Carlford district, William Creasy,
Clopton; Colneis district, G. H. G. Bartlett, Trimley
Saint Mary; Wilford district, Arth. Hayward, Church 8t
Medical Officers, No. I & No. 2 districts, Thos. Curning
Askin RA., M.D., ROb. Alderton; No. 3 &; 7 districts,
George Cordy Edwardes-Ker L.R.C.P.Lond. Church
street, Woodbridge; No. 4 district, G. F. W. Meadows
M.R.C.S.Eng. Otley; No. 5 district, Frauds Augustus
Brook·s M.D. Felixstowe; No. 6 district, W. F. Fryer
. h N o. 8 d·IS t rIO,
WlC; . . Eng. W·IC-
. t J . C. K eer M .R.CS k
ham Market .
Public Vaccinators, CarIford district, G. F. W. Meadows,
Otley; CoIneis district W. F. Fryer (pro. tern), Ips-
wieh; Wilford district, T. C. Askin, AIderOOn ; Wood-
bridge district, E. Hollis M.D. Woodbridge
Superintendent Registrar, Horace E. Kell, New st. Wood-
bridge; deputy, Gervase A. Shipman, Quay street
Registrars of Births &; Deaths, Carlford sub-district,
Wm. Creasy, Clopton; deputy, Miss Bertha M. Creasy,
Clopton; Colneis sub-district, G. H. G. Bartlett, Trim-
ley Saint Mary; deputy, Mrs. Bartlett, Trimley Saint
Mary; Woodbridge &; Wilford sub-district, William
Arnott, Church street, Woodbridge ; deputy, John
Arnott, Church street, Woodbridge
Registrar of Marriages, John WilIiam Andrews, Gordon
house, Cumberland street, Woodbridge; deputy, Arth.
Fairweather, Church street
School Attendance Committee.
IAttendance Officer, Arthur Hayward, Church street,
Woodbridge
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PUBLIC OFFICERS. boys educated at elementary schools in the school dis-
Assessor &I Collector of Taxes, Ernest Gammage, Derby trict of W ooibridge. The Seckford scholarships are
house, Cnmberland street open only to boys whose parents reside in Woodbridge
Clerk to the County Magistrates &; Magistrates of Alde- or the adjacent parishes, preference being given to boys
burgh, to the Commissioners of Taxes of Woodbridge educated in elementary schools in Woodbridge or
&; Plomesgate districts &I to the Burial Board &; Clerk parishes adjact:nt: the school has also several exhi-
&; Solicitor of Seckford Hospital &I Woodbridge En- biti(jn~, tenable at the places of advanced education or
dowed Schools, Fras. In. Woodhouse Wood, Church st of professional or technical training; these amount at
Clerk of the Corn Market, John Brook Hart present to over £300 yearly, and may be increased to
Coroner for the Liberty of St. Etheldreda, Waiter Brooke, the aggregate amount of £500, distributed in exhi-
Market hill bitions of £50 yearly, for periods of 3 years, and
Inland Revenue Officer &; Inspector of Corn Returns, divided equally between the genera.! and scientific de-
Frederick Robert Ellis, 6 GOTdon villas, St. John's partments
Stamp Distributor, George Gall, jun. Church street Governors (ex-officio)-Rev. T. Housecroft M.A., RD.
Town Crier, Edward N. Kersey, Castle street rector of Woodbridge; George Carter &I Alfred Gall,
churchwardens of Woodbridge
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. Representative F. W. W. Gross, Woodbridge; R Holmes
Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Market hill, Rev. Thomas White, B&ulge hall; Rev. E. Hill M.A. Cockfield rec-
Housecroft M.A. rector; I I a.m. &; 3 &; 6.45 p.m. ; wed. tory; H. F. Harwood, Tuddenham hall; W. W. Welton,
7.30 p.m I
Farlingay hall, Woodbridge (chairman); R Kerrison,
St. John the Evangelist, St. John's hill, Rev. Charles Tattingstone Place; Sir Cuthbert Quilter bart M.P.
BOWTmg Ratc:iffe, vicar; I I a.m. &I 6.45 p.m.; wed. Bawdsey Manor; A. J. Smith, RendIesham; Joseph
7.30 p.m Smith, Walton grange, Ipswich; J. W. Andrews, Wood-
Almshouse chapel, Seckford hospital, Rev. John Charles bridge
Titcombe., chaplain; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m Co-optative Hubert Airy M.D. Stoke house, Woodbridge ;
St. Thomas of Canterbury Catholic, Crown place, served A. J. Hayward, Woodbridge; Capt. R. J. Carthew,
from St. Pancras, Ipswich; mass, 11 a.m.; holy days, Woodbridge Abbey; Colonel Howard Whitbread C.B.
mass, 9.30 a.m Loudham park, Wickham Market (vice-chairman); H.
Society of Friends' Meeting house, Turn lane; 10.30 Blomfield, Woodbridge; W. Brooke, Woodbridge
a.m. &; 6.30 p.m Head Master,
Congregational, Quay street, Rev. Thomas Bowes; 10.45 Assistant Masters, John Edmund Legg M.A.• F.I.C.,
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m F.C.S.; G. J. B. Westcott M.A.; Herbert Alfred Shaw
Wesleyan, St. John's street, Rev. James S. Bellman; B A.; Rev. Norman Trewby M.A.; E. B. Mimes B.A.,
10.30 a.m. &I 6,30 p.m V.B. Redstone &I Russell Slooombe
Clerk &I Solicitor to the Governors. Francis John Wood-
WOODBRIDGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. house Wood, Church street, Woodbridge
This school was founded in 1662 by Robert Marryott, of SCHOOLS.
Bred.field, and Francis Burwell, of Sutton, esqrs. and National, erected in 1795, for 150 boys, 150 girls &I 150
Dorothy Sekforde, of Sekforde Hall, in Great Beal- infants; average attendance, 130 boys, 75 girls &; 92
ings, widow, for the teaching of 10 poor boys and the infants; Havilah Lloyd, master; Miss Rose Hall, girls'
sons of all inhabitants of Woodbridge "not tyed to pay mistress; Miss Eleanor KinneIl, infants' mistress. A
above 20S. per annum apiece:" the original endowment cloak room was added in 1892, &; the expenses de-
for the head master was £25 yearly; afterwards a frayed by Toluntary contributions
piece of meadow land, known as Willard's Meadow, British, erected in 1819, for 124 boys, 140 girls &I 100
was added to the endQwment, and in 1806 the capi- infants; average attendance, 100 boys, 85 girls &I 55 in-
tation fee for town scholars, by order of the Court of fants; ThoDUl.s Douse, master; Miss Agnes Elizabetb
Chancery, was made 15s. per quarter: from 1670 to Gill, mistress; Miss Gertrude Gall, infants' mistress.
1688, under the mastership of the Rev. Philip Candler, In 1894, the infants' school was further enlarged to,
Woodbridge Grammar School was regarded. as one of accommodate 20 more children
the first schools in Suffolk, including amongst its
scholars boys from the best families of the county: in RAILWAY STATION.
1861 the revenues of the school were but £38 yearly, Cornelius Adolphus Stannard. station master
with capitation fees, and the school-house in a dilapi-
dated state: it was therefore proposed to incorporate CONVEYANCES.
the charity of Thomas Sekforde with the charity of the Ipswich WaIter Durrant's omni:bus fil'om 'Cross' cornel';_
Free Grammar School, and this was done by the scheme daily, at 10 a.m
of 1861; the local trustees were empowered to rebuild An omnibus from the 'Bull' attends the arrival &; de-
upon the old site, or, deeming that insufficient, to pal"ture of all trains
select a new site for the erection of a school-room, with
residence for the head master and room for 25 . CARRIERS,
boarders; the new buildings were erected in 1865 upon: With inns they call at &; days of departure.
a plot of ground nearly abutting upon the Bredfield
road and adjoining Willard's Meadow, the whole con- Alderton &; Bawdsey Claxon,' King's Arms,' daily
taining nearly 5 acres (to which about 4 acres more Bealings Mutimer,' King's Arms,' mono &; thurs
have since been added): they are in the Elizabethan Blaxhall Knights,' Royal Oak,' mono thurs. &; aat
style, and comprise what is now the science master's BouIge Crane,' Sun,' mono thurs. &; sat
house, large school-room, class-room, studies and a Boyton-Disbrey, 'Royal Oak,' mono thurs. &; Ilat.;:
dining hall; the cost of erection, fittings and laying out William Pettitt, 'King's Arms,' mono thurs. &; sat.;
grounds amounted to nearly £5,000: in 18 91 a scheme Wolton,' Lion,' tues. thurs. &I sat
was framed, and subsequently approved by Her Brandeston-Airey,' Royal Oak,' thurs
Majesty, under which additional buildings have been Bredfield Crane, 'Sun,' mono thnrs. k eat.; Leggett,.
erected, comprising a large school-house, with com- 'Anchor,' mono &I thurs.; Nnnn, 'Anchor,' mon.&; thurs.
plete accommodation for at least 40 boarders, erected Bromeswell-Sharman, 'King's Arms,' daily, except wed
at a cost of about £12,000, class-rooms and chemical Bruisyard Martin,' Royal Oak,' fri
laboratory; a carpenter's shop, gyInnasium and fives Butley Collins,' Lion,' thurs
courts have also been added. The school premises are Charsfield-Leggett &; Nunn, 'Anchor,' mono &I thurs
now 34 acres, in extent and inolude admirable cricket and Capel St. Andrew-Hazelwood, 'Lion,' sat. &I WoltOJl,.
football grounds: the new school consists of general 'Lion.' tues. thurs. &I sat .
department in which boys are prepared for the univer- Dallinghoo Leggett &I Nnnn, 'Anchor,' mono &: ~.Qurs.;;
sities, the professions or for commereial life, and tech- 'Lion,' mono & thurs
nical and scientifio departments, the curriculum in- Debach-Crane,' Sun,' mono thurs. &I sa~
elUding agricultural chemistry, mineralogy, botany Easton Airey, 'Royal Oak,' thurs
and practical agriculture. There are Foundation scholar- Framlingham-Meen,' Sun,' mono &; fri
ships varying in number, in the form of total or partial Grnndlis-burgh-Adam.s, 'Royal WiIliam,' mono wed.
exemption from school fees: and also ten MarryQtt thurs. fri. &; sat
scholarships and five Seckford scholarships, each of the HQllesley-Middleditch, 'Lion,' mono thurs. k sat
value of not less than £10, nor more than £15 a year, Ipswich Burton, 'King's Arms,' daily, except iues.;
tenable for 4 years; six of the former are competed for
by boys whose parents reside in Woodbridge and four by
I 'King's Head,' tues. at 10 a.m. &; Ling, 'Royal Oak,'
mono tues. thurs. & sat. &I Durrant, Cross corner, daily
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Laxfield-Meen, 'Sun,' tues. &; fri Middleditch, 'Lion,' mono thurs. &; sat. &; Pratt, 'Royal
Letheringham Airey,' Royal Oak,' thurs Oak,' mono thurs. &; sat
Ori1ord Sharman,' King's Arms,' daily Snape Knights,' Royal Oak,' mono ahurs. &; saii
Otley-Osborne, 'Boat inn,' fri Stradbroke-Meen, 'Sun,' tues. &; sat
Rendleshnm-Knights, 'Royal Oak,' moD'. thurs. &; sat. ; Sutt-on-Middleditch, 'Lion,' man. thurs. & sat
Poole, f Lion,' mono thurs. & sat Tunstall-Poole, 'Lion,' mono thurs. & sat
Shottisham-Ling, 'Royal Oak,' mono thurs. &; sat.; Wickham Market Grout,' Lion,' tues. thurs. &; sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Fosdike John, Mill villa, Viotoria road Lloyd Havilah, r Oumberland villas,
Foster Byatt William, Thoroughfare Cumberland sti'eet
Adams Edward, Floral ter. St. John's Friend John, New street Loder Morton, Thoroughfare
Airy Hubert M.A., M.D. Stoke house, Gall Mrs. Done house London William, The Quay house
Church street Gall Mrs. Brigstock house, Quay st Miles Wm. J. The Red hOe New street
Aldrich Capt. Pelham R.N. Temps, Gammage E'rnest, Derby house, Oum- Mills Joseph, Thoroughfare
Ipswich road berland street Moore Major Edward St. Francls.
Alexander Miss, Victoria road Gammage Mrs. Quay street Church street
Andrews John William, Go-rdon house, GarIlfr Mrs. ThoNughfare Morley Mrs. Barton ha. Thoroughfare
Cumberland street Gissin~ Mrs. 2 Oumberland villas, Munford Mrs. Thoroughfare
Andrews Miss, Market hill Cumberland street Naunton Wm. John_son, St. John's st
Arnott John, Church street Gibbs Ernest WiIliam, Cumberland st Neals Miss, Cumberland street
Arnott William, Ohurch street Gobbitt Frederick Wm. Thoroughfare Nicholls Mrs. Amritsar 10. New street
Arnott Wm. Aubrey, St. John's street Golding Henry .rohn, Deben cottage, Nunn Miss, Castle hill
Banyard George Wilfred,Albany villas, Doric place Ogilvie Glencairne Stuart,The Lodge,
Cumberland street Gough George,Ciensmo;re house,Cum- Burkitt road
Banyard Mrs. St. John's street berland street Parish John H. Hillside, Castle street
Banvard Robert, I Gordon villas, St. Green H. Hubert, Bank house, Parsons WaIter Wm. Hawthorne place
John's Thoroughfare - Perry Mrs. Victoria road
Barnes Alfred, Cumberland street Grimwood Miss, St. John's hill Plant Mrs. Alexandra. villa,Victoria rd
Barre11 Harry, Seckford street Grimwood Mrs. T. Thoroughfare Postans Henry W. Rose cottage,
-Bellroan Rev. James S. (Wesleyan), Grimwood Thomas, Cumberland lodge, Castle street
St. John's Cumberland street Poyser Henry, Hill house
'Betts Alick S. Thoroughfare Groom The Misses, Warren hill Preston Miss,Priory lodge,Seckford st
Betts John, Grange house, Pytches I'd Gross Fras. Woolnough Wythe,Doric pi Pulling The Misses, Seckford street -
-Brewers Herbt. John, Cumberland it Gross Misli, Cumberland street Pytches John Thomas, Little grange
-lUake Mrs. Chapel lane Hall Miss, Seckford street Ratcliffe Rev. Charles Bow:ring (vicar
Blomfield Henry, Bank hOe Church st Haxris Mrs. Doric place of St. John's), St. John's
-Booth Ernest, Lerwell cottage, Cum- Hart Hubert W. Thoroughfare Redstone Vincent Burrough,Victoria rd
berland street Hart John Brook J.P. Deben Bank Rowland Rowland Hill, The Hermi-
·Eoath George, Church street Hartridge Mrs. Crown vils.Melton hill tags, Cumberland street
Booth George, jun. Seckford street Hayward Alfred, The Grove, Cumber- Salkeld Mis-s, Church street
-Bowes Rev. Thomas (Congregational), land .street . . Salmoli Colonel Lowndes, Warren hill
Cumberland street Hayward George, Kingston Shaw Herbert Alfred RA. (assistant
· Branford Edgar, Ivy 10dge,Doric place Hayward Leonard, Highla!1ds- master). Grammar school
- Brinkley William, Cumberland street Heatley Thomas George,Thoroughfare Sinclair Mrs. Victoria road
Brook Miss, Doric place Henley Anthony Alfred, Thoroughfare Slocombe Russell (assistant master),
- Brooke WalteI', Lyndhurst Higham Samuel Stagol, Thoroughfare Grammar school
Brooke Misses. Warren hill Hillen Mrs. Perry Quay house Smith Fred, Warren hill
Buckle John Edward, Kingston house Hollis Elphinsttme M.D.,O.M.Church st Smith James Hamblin M.A. 42 Cum-
Bull John, Doric place Hopson Frederick-'Wm. Church street berland street
Burrows Mrs. St. John's hill Housecroft Rev. Thomas M.A. (rector, Smyth Mrs. St. John's hill
· Capon E'rnest George, Foundry house, rural dean, -diocesan inspec;or of Smyth Mrs. Cumberland street
Thoroughfare schools & surrogate), Rectory Steel Miss, 3 St. John's hill
'Capon Mrs. Crown villas, Melton hill Howe Georgtl, Elm house Theobald Vice-Admiral Oharles B. The
Carter Geo. Fra-mfield, Thoroughfare Hughman Mrs. Melton hill Cottage
'Carthew Capt. Ranulphus John J.P. Humphrys Miss, Hill villa. Melton hill Thonger Capt. Richard Freer. Cum-
Woodbridge abbey Hunt Arthur, Durley ho. Thoroughfare berland house, Cumberland street
"O'arthew Mrs. Westholma, Cumber- Hunt James, Melton hill Titcombe Rev. John Oharles (chap-
land street Hunt Miss, St. John's- street lain), Seckford hospital
'Churchyard The Misses, Seckford st Issitt Misses, Seckford str~t ToIler SmI. White house, Market hill
'Cubham Mrs. Thoroughfare Johnson Geor~e p. B. Cumberland st Venn Edward Beau-mont,Thoroughfare
'Ourtis Mrs. 12 St. John's terrace Kell Horace Edvrard, Ohapelstreet Walker Mrs. 14 St. John's terrace
Deck Mrs. Portland ho.Cumberland st Kelsey John, Warren hill Webb William Jonas, Cumberland st
Denny Misses, Oxford ho. Thoroughfre Kemp Benoni, 3 GQl'dOD villas, St. Welton Wm. Woodard, Farlingay hall
-Denny John Harvey, Oxford house, John's Westcott George John Biles M.A.
Thoroughfare Kerry Miss, St.Edmund's ho.CasUe st (asssistant master),Grammar school
'D'Eye Maj. Edwd. Hy.Rust, North hill King' Major John Rooper, Moorfield Whisstock Miss, Doric place
T>ouse Mrs. Station viIs. Quay street Kirkpatrick Hy. !verS; Cumberland st Williams Charles W. Castle street
-Durranb Geo. Ennisfall, St. John's Larken Mrs. Pine villa, Mill hill Wilmhurst Mrs. Shafto cot. Quay st
Easton James, Thoroughfare LarkeD Major William H. Grove lodge Wilson Mrs. Manor ho. Cumberla-nd st
Edwardes-Ker Geo. Oordy, Church st Larnoch Mrs. The Wilderness Wolton Miss, St. John's
Edwards 'Alfred Alder, Oumberland st Leeds Frank, Oumberland street Wood J. Barlow, Dry Bridge lodge
Fisher Henry, Hatherleigh villa, St. Legg In. Edmund M.A.,F.I.C.,F.C.S. Wood Misses, Market hill
John's fitreet ., (science master),- Old School house Wright Mrs. Victoria road
Edwards Maj. Henry Chas. Warren hill Lewin Miss, Hill villa, Melt<ln road Young Col. George, The Moorings,
Fisk Mrs. Rosebank, St. John's street Loder John J.P. Burkitt house Cumberland street
COMMERCIAL. I
_ Arnott WiUiam &i Son, auctioneers, valuers,estate agents,
Ablitt Robert, cab proprietor &; job master, Market hill land surveyors, insurance agents &; accountants,
Adams Edward, builder, Pytches il'oad Churoh street
Adams }?redk. cycle .& grindery dealer, Thoroughfare Arnott John, surveyor &; deputy registrax of births &;
Adams Thomas, apartments, Seckford street deaths for Woodbridge &; Wilford sub-dist. Church st
Adams William, greengrocer, New shl'eet Arnott William,auctioneer, &; registrar of births &; deathS
Alderton James, apartments, Castle street for Woodbridge &; Wilford sub-district, Church street
Aldridge Mary &; Jane (Misses). milliners, Thoroughfare Asten Frederick, naturalist, Castle street •
Alexander Joseph, boot maker, DTy Bridge hill Atkinson John, tailor, CumberlaDd street
.AlIen Alfred, postmaster, Post office, Cumberland street Bacon, Olbbold &; Co. bankers (H. Hubert Green,
AlIen Emily (Mrs.), CrowD' hotel, Thoroughfare manager), Thoroughfare; draw on Glyn, Mills, Currie
Allen Fred, tent contractor, Quay street & Co. London E C & Drummonds, Charing Cross; &;
Amer Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Thoroughfare at Ipswich, Harwich, Felixstowe &; (Wickham Market
Andrews John William, registrar of marriages, &; hone on mondays only)
sec. to Woodbridge Horticultural Society, Gordon Bailey Leonard, cabinet maker &; wood turner &; carveT,
house, Oumberland street N8'W' street
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 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. WOOD BRIDGE. 371
Baldwin 'Waiter, baker, Brook street County Court (His Hon'Or B. Eardley Wilmot, judge;
Banyard S. M. (Mrs.), butche<r, Church street Waiter Brooke, registrar & high bailiff), Shire hall
Banyard 'Walter, Horse &; Groom P.H. Cumberland st Crane Joseph, baker & grocer, Castle street
Barclay &; Co. Limited (branch), bankers (Herury Blom- Cranmer Cha,rles, cabinet maker Seckford street
field, manager); open IQ to 4 except thurs. IQ to 5, Crotch 'William, teacher of musi~, Cumberland street
sat. la to I, Church stre~t; draw on head office, 54 Crowe Davy, grocer &; provision merchant, Church street
Lombard street, London E C Cullingford lVilliam, music seller & teacher 011 music,
Barnes 'Alfred & Co. iron & bras~ f?unders, The Foundry Thoroughfa['e
B~rne9 AI1'r~d. general furrnshmg & manufacturing Cutting Sarah (Mrs.), sexton, Market hill
Ironmonger, Iron merchant & complete house furnisher Daines Frederick, tailor, Quay street
agent 1101' washing, wringing, mangling & other ma: Daniels 'Ym. Chas. baker & confectione.T, Thoroughfare
chinery & various improved & patented articles. Man- Dansie Edgar Robert, grocer, see White &; Dansie
sions fitted with smoke jacks, hot plates & other ap- Davey James, wheelwright, Burkitt road
pliances by experienced workmen; electric &; other bell Deben Rowing Club (F. Hubbard, hon. sec)
hanging &; retinning of copper goods executed in a Deben Sailing Club (Leonard Hayward, hon. sec)
superior manner. Extensive show rooms for the dis- Denny Misses, boarding &; preparatory school for boys
play of dining, drawing & bedroom furniture, bed- & girls, Oxford house, Thoroughfare
steads, bedding &;c: Superior secondhand &; antique Dove Alice.& Hannah (Misses), milliners, Thoroughfare
furnitU['e, clocks, bureaus &;c. displayed in large show Driver George, draper, hosier, milliner &; ladies' out-
rooms. Furniture removed by road 01' rail in pantech- fit1oer, Thoroughfare
lolicon &; other vans; furniture warehoused in dry Dunnett Sidnev, tailor, Seckford street
rooms;. Church street, Cumberland street, St. JOhn's Dunnett 'Yilliam, farmer, Gazebo farm
& StatIOn stores. Letters &; telegrams, .Alfred Barnes, Durrant Emma A. (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer,Thoroughfare
Woodbridge Durrant George. tailor, Thoroughfare,
Barnes Henry". familv draper, silk mercer, haber- Durrant vYilliam, carrier, Thoroughfare
dasher, glover, hosier, millinery, d,ress making in all East SuffolkJ Hand in Hand Benefit Society (John Arnott,
its branches & carpet warehouse, Thoroughfare sec.), Church street
Barrell George, builder &; contractor, Quay street; EatollJ Edward Jarrett, phal'IIlaceutJoal chemist, Church st
estimates given for general repairs Edwardes-Ker George Cordy physician &; surgeon &;
Barritt James (the exors. of), bakers &; confectioners, medical office-r of health for Woodbridge urban district
Church soreet counCil, Church street
Baxter William, bricklayer, 4 Kingston terrace Edwards Henrv &; Son, corn, coal, wine &; spirit mer-
Berry George, Ship inn, Quay side ohants &; maltsters, Thoroughiare & Sun wharf
Berry William, carpenter, Castle street Ellis Frederick Robert, inland revenue officer, 6 Gordon
Bettle William Selby, corn chandier, Market hill villas, St. John"s
Betts John &; Son, chemists &; druggists &; Wholesale oil Fairweather Arthur, printer, stationer, bookseller, book-
&; calor merchants, Thoroughfare binder &; fancy repository; publisher ()f Lamb~rt's
Bevan Richard, boot &; shoo manufacturer, Thoroughfare familY almanack &; propriet{)r of the WoodbrIdge
Blomfield Henry, manager of Barclay & Co.'" Bank, I Repo;ter & 'Yickham Market Gazette, Church street
Church street Faulkner 'rhomas Singlehurst, teacher of music. Hather~
Bloxsome Betrkeley, salesman, Hill view, Mill hill lev villa, St. John's street
Bloxsome WaIter, clothier & hosier, Church street Favers vYalter, baker, Bredfield street
Bond Robert & Sons, auctioneers, Market hill Fi~ch Frederick, blacksmilJh, Brook street
Booth George, pawnbroker, silversmith, jeweller, clothier Finer Henry, auctioneer, see Brad)" &; Finer
&; boot & shoe warehouse, Church street Fisher Ben). market gardener &; confectioner, Chapel st
Booth George, printer, statiliner, bookseller & fancy Fishermen & M'<lriners' Royal Benevolent Society (Henry
repository, Church street Fisher, hon. agent), Hatherleigh villa, St. John's st
Bradbrooke Frederick, Ye Old8 Mariners' .Arms P.B. Fisk Arthur, Wellington P.B. Cumberland street
New street Fiske Laura S. (Miss), milliner, Church street
Brady &; Finer, auctioneers, Market hill Footman, Pretty &; Co. drapers, silk mercers &; carpet
Braham Charl'ls, shopkel'per, Cumberland street warehousemen, hosiers, haberdashers, milliners &c.;
Briggs Frank J. King's Head hotel, Market bill funerals complet.ely furnished,Waterloo ho.Thoroughfare
British &; ForeigIl! Bible Society Depot (George Booth, Fletcher William &; Robert Lim. butchers, Thoroughfa.re
agent), Church street ForscEke 'Yilliam H. s~opkeeper, New street '.
Brock Clarence Meadows, Waggon & Horses P.B. Bred- Fosdike John (estabhshed over 50 years), builder "
field street contractor &; ,builders' merchant; estimates giv~
Brooke WaIter, solicitor & coroner for liberty 011 St. Victoria road ' ,
Etheldreda. registrar of county court & clerk to urban Foster Byatt William, surgeon-dentist, Thoroughfare
di£trict council, Market hill Fox Geor,!Se Frederick, bookbinder, Cumberland street
Broom Peter, fishmonger, ThQiroughfare Fraser William & Co. Lim. wholeg.ale clothiel"8', Brook at
Brown William &; Co. timber, deal &; tile & slate mer- Free, Rodwell &; Co. Lim. maltsters
chants, Lime Kiln quay, &; coal merchants, .Tetty quay Freeman, Hardy & Willis Lim. boot &; shoe makers~
Brown Henry lewls & Herbert, tailors &; breeches Thoroughfare .
makers, hatters, outfitters &; woollen drapers, FreemaIl! Edmund, outfitt~r, Thoroughfare
Thoroughfare Friend & Scott, dress makers, Thoro~ghfar&
Buller John, shoe maker, Seckford street Frost Charles, gre.engrocer, Market hill
Buller John, jun. shoe maker, Grove- cot. Hasketon road Frost Edward, gardeneT. Castle street
Bur(lh Sidney Grr-anville plumber painter &; naturalist, Frost Fanny C~ITs.), greengrocer, New &freet
New street " Gall Alfred, chemist & druggi9t & mineral water manu-
Button GeorO'e coach builder Little St. John's street fact-urer, Thoroughfare
Buttrum M;{r; Ann (Mrs.): miller (wind &; steam), Gall George &; Son, ironm{)ngers, gasfittel\9 &; smiths,
Burkitt road Chl.lroh street
Canham WaIter Jamei!, Sun hotel, Thoroughfare Gall George, stamp distributor, Church street
Clarke George Frederick, haitr dresser, Thoroughfare Gam,mage Ernest, assessor &; collector of taxes for Wood-
Clayt an Arthur (Mrs.), ladies' school,. Seckford street brIdge &; ~IeltoI} & clerk to the Melton school board,
CIP"e:and Thomas Charles. coach bUIlder, Thoroughfare Derby house, Cumberland street . .
Cl: ~ ~n Hannh (Miss), teacher of music, St. John's st Garn~am ~rthur "ohn. the old established postmg
Co.,, J u li a (M ) hopkeeper, North hill
~ rs. , s
busmess,
. lobmaster & funeral carriage pro-
dd' . h b h
Cole Jacob, bill poster, Theatre street prletor, ,. we . mg ear1'1ages, orses, roug ~ms,
Coleman James Edward fruiterer &; pork butcher, landaus, vIctonas, waggonettes, dog carts &c.; .bus
Market h i l l ' or brakes for parties &C. OIl! hire. a.t shortest notI~e;
Coli er R. & Sons. eotn, cake, coal &; seed merchants, fun~ral car (open _0r closed), shIllibeer &; mournmg
'Vater Mill quay; head office, Norwich can'mges; office, !'olew street
eonservative Club (Thos. Grimwood, sec.), Cumbrlnd.st Garnhllm Edward. pork bu~cher, Church street
Cook Edward John, china &; glass dealer, Market ~ill . Garn'h~m John, Royal Oak mn, Thoroughfare
Cool- Georae surveyor of highways to rural dIstnct Gas Works (Alfred Gall, sec. & manager), Quay
cO~lllcil Xe'w street General Supply Stores Co. (The), grocers, Thoroughfare
Cooper Ge;rze, boot maker, Theatre street Ge'1: got> '3arah C:\Irs.), apartments, St. John's terr~
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G1'bbs Ernest William, ship broker &; insurance agent.
Oumberland street
Gibbs Harriet Maria (Miss), librarian &; collector to the
Mechanics' Institute, 4 St. J()hn's hill
Gibbs Laura (Miss), dreSiS maker, St. John's street
Gilbert Belinda (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, New stree"
Giles Alfred, rope &; twine maker, New street
Giles George S. golf agent, Thoroughfare
Giles Sherman, boot &; shoe maker, New street
Gimrdot &; 00. Limited, maltsters
Gobbitt Frederick William, wholesale &; retail grocer &.
provision merchant, Thoroughfare
GOOdard Robert, grocer, OlllStle street
Gold8IDith Arthur, black.smith, Theatre street
Goldsmith Edgar, johmaster, smith & farrier, Theatre st
Goldsmith Sara'h Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer &; seedsman.
Thoroughfare
Golf Olub (Vice-Admiral Oharles B. The()bald. hon. sec.),
The Oottage
Goodall Brothers, bakers &:; confeotionel"s, Thoroughfare
Goodwin Robert, seedsman, Market hill
Gosling WaIter, painter, Market hill
Grainger Wm. insurance agent, 5 Gordon vils. St. John's
Grammar School (In. Edmund Legg M.A., F.I.C., F.C.S.,
Herbert Alfred Shaw B.A., Rev. Norman Trewby
M.A., E. B. Milnes RA., V. B. Redstone (Lond.
University) &, Russell Slocombe, assistant masters)
Gray Martha (Mrs.), beer retailer, Seckford street
Gray Samuel, butcheT, Market hill
Graystone Gool'ige, insurance agent, Castle street
Green H. Hubert, manager to Messrs. Bacon, Cobbold &;
Co. bankers; agent to the County Fire office, Essex
&; Sufiolk fire, Scottish Amicable Life Insurance 00.,
Railway Passengers Insurance 00. &; Imperial. Live
Stock, Bank house, Thoroughfare
Grimwood William, brush maker, Thoroughfare
Gross J ames &; 00. Lim. wine, spirit &; ale &. stout mer-
chants &; grocers, Bank buildings, Thoroughfare
Gross Francis Woolnough Wythe,solicitor &; commissioner
for oaths, perpetual commissioner &; clerk to Bealings
United District school board, Thoroughfare
Gunn Phrebe (Mi9S), dress maker, St. JOhn's hill
Gurneys, Alexanders, :Birkbeck, Barclay &; Buxton,bankers,
IlIOW Barclay &; 00. Limited, London E 0
Hall Mary Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Castle street
Hambling William, photographer, New street
Hammond Harry, Oock &; Pye P.H. New street
Hare Thomas, plumber &; painter, Market hill
Hart .John Brook, maltster, corn, coal &; coke mer-
chant, Thoroughfare
Hawes James, coal deoaler, Sun lane
Hawes Waiter Oharles, tailor &; beer retailer, Castle si;
Hawes William, fancy repository &; hardware dealer,
Thoroughfare·
Hayward Alfd.&; Son,millers (water &;steam) &; corn m~r8
Hayward Arthur, school attendance, relieving &; vaccina-
tion officer,Wilford dis.triet,Woodbridge union,Ohurch st
Hazelwood Henry, watoh maker, Thoroughfare
Heatley Thos. Geo. M.R.C.V.S. vet. surgn. Thoroughfare
Henley Anthony Alfred L.R.O.P.Ed.in. sUl'lgeon &; consult-
ing surgeon to the Seckford dispensary, Thoroughfare
Hewitt Edward, builder, Thoroughfare
Hewitt Eliza (Mrs.), umbrella maker, New street
Hitchcocki George, dining rooms, Thoroughfare
Holder William, baker &; confectioner, Cumberland street
Hollis Elphinstone M.D., C.M. surgeon to the East Suffolk
hospital &; to the Seckford dispensary &; public vaccina-
tor &; medical officer of health to rural district council,
• Woodbridl"e, Churoh street
Hopson Frederick Wm. professor of music, Ohurch st
Horticultural Society (John William Andrews, hon. sec.),
Gordon house, Oumberland street
Houghton George, clerk &; sexton, St. John's church,
Castle street
Howe John Amos, shopkeeper, Quay street
Hubbard Alfred, supt. of police, Theatre street
Hubbard Rosina ~Mr8')J The Cross inn, Church st
Hughes Walter H. Oherry Tree inn, Cumberland street
Humberstone John, Anchor inn, Quay 6treet
Hunt Bros. family boot &; shoe manuftrs. Thoroughfare
Inland Revenue Office, Gordon terrace, Et. John's
International Tea Oo.'s Stores Limited, Tharoughfare
Ipswich Bank (Bacon, Oobbold &; Co.) (branch) (H.
Hubert ,Green,. manager), Thoroughfare; draw on
Glyn, Mills, Cume &; Co. London EO&; Drnmmond's,
Charing cross
lrwin Hubert Moysius, chemist, Market hill
Johnson Geo. Fredk. B. dealer in hOl'ses, Cumberland st
Jolly Francis- Henry, grocer, New street
Jutson Oharles J. (Mrs.), boarding school for young
ladies, Brook house, Cumberland street
K~ll Charles, plumber &; sign writer, New str~t
Kell Horace Edward, clerk to the guardians, assessment
&; school attendance committee, supt. registrar Qf
Woodbridge union &; clerk! to the Woodbridge Rural
District Oouncil, clerk to Ufford School Board &; sec.
to file Seckford Dispensary offices, New street
Kersey Edward N. town crier, Castle &tJreet
Kirkpatrick Henry !vel's L.R.C.P.lrel. physician &; sur-
geon, Cumberland street .
Knights r~'homas, farm bailiff to Fred Smith, Kingston
Hall farm
Lancaster Thomas, White Horse P.H. Market hill
Last William, shoe maker, Thoroughfare
Ling George, baker &; confectioner, Market hill
Lloyd Havilah, organist of St. John's, I Cumberland
villas, Oumberland street
Lockwood &; 00. brewer6 & agents for Truman, Hanbury,
Buxton &; Co.'s stout, Oastle brewery
Loder John, bookseller, stationer &; printer, Thoroughfar&
Manning Edward George, baker, St. John's street
Manthorp George, Queen's Head P .H. Seckford street.
Marks Daniel, timber merchant, Theatre street
Marsh Samuel, Boat P.H. Quay
Marsh Sarah (Miss), dress maker, Crown place
Marshall J ames Henry, insurance agent, Brook street
May Charles James, optician, Castle street
:\-Ieen WilIiam, King's Arm's P.H. Thoroughfare
Middleton George, insurance agent, Victoria road
Miles Harriett (Mrs.), Bull commercial &; family hotel,
&; horse dealer, Market hill
Minter George A. wheelwright &; general smith &; shop-
keeper, Theatre street
Mortimer Thomas, maltster, Quay street
Munday Samuel Arthur, apartment-s, Market hill
Munnings David, pork butcher, Seckford street
Naunton Charles, watch &; clock maker, Church street
Neale George, farm bailiff to Major Moore, Grove farm
Newson Alice E. (Mrs.), dress maker, Thoroughfare
Newson Charles, apartments, New street
New50Il Sam!. In. painter &; furniture brokr.Thoroughfre
Nichols John Allan, photographer &; tobacconist,
Thoroughfare
Nichols Mary (Mrs.), registry office for servants~
Thoroughfare
Notcutt Roger O. nurseryman, Cumberland street
Nunn Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.),plumber&gas fittr.Market hilt
Orange (The) Wine Co. Limited (H. C. Edwards & S_
S. Higham, general manllgers), fru:t wine manufac-
turers; all wines from the Orange Wine Co. are the-
best, &; at reasonable prices, Thoroughfare
O:sborne Thomas, jobbing garden6'r, Castle street
Oxborrow Arthur Willillm, chimney sweeper, Seckford sI;
Oxborrow Thomas, fishmonger, Seckford street
Oxx George Amos, county court bailiff, Thoroughfare
Page &; Girling, foundry warehouse, Market h:ll (open OJ),
market days); &; at Melum
Page Lucy (Mrs.), Prince of Wales P.H. Market hill
Palmer Harry &; Son, bakers &; confectioners, New street
Palmer Waiter, baker, Seckford s,treet
Palmer William, dealer in new &; secondhand furniture-
&; antique dealer, artists' colorman, carver & gilder &;
:picture frame maker, oil &; color &; paperhangings.
warehouse, Thoroughfare
Palmer William George, sec. to the Ancient Order of
Foresters, Thoroughfare
Pasifull Edward, master mariner, St. John's street
Pasifull EdwM"d John, master mariner, St. John's street
Paul R. &; W. Limited, maltsters
Peal:hey Charles Willillm, hair dresser, Thoroughfare
Pearce Frederick W. builder et contractor & coacb
builder, Lime Kiln quay
Pennington Ann (Mrs.), The ,Case is Altered P.H.New st.
Pitcher Emma (Miss), knitting depot, Church street
Pitt8 George, scripture reader, Castle street
Potter Arthur Reeve, tailor, :New street
Prime John William, shopkeeper, New street
Public Lecture Hall (J. W. Andrewa &; R. H. Rowland,
hon. secs.), St. John's street
Pulham Samuel Thomas, draper, Thoroughfare
Ramsey Oharles, greengrocer, New street
Read Alfred William, miller (wind et; steam) &; COTn &; call'!':
merchant, Tower hill
Read Henry, hawker, St. Jl'hn's terrace
Repington Thomas, saddler, New street
Richardson Emma (Mrs.), fishmonger, Market hill
Richardson Francis Philip, tobacconist, leather seller &;
cycle agent, Thoroughfare
Richardson Philip James, cabinet maker, New street
Richardson William, chimney sweeper, Chapel street
Riches John, tailor, Mill hill
Rivett William Henry, Lion P.R.; good stabling, &.
pony &; trap for hire, Thoroughfare
Robe.rtson &; 00. yacht, barge &; boat builders, Ship yard
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. WOOOBRIDGE. 373
RogElll"& James Franklin, gun &; pistol maker, Market hill 'Tagget Henry, Bell P.H. Xew street
Rogers Maggie (Miss), tobacconist, Market hill Tanner George, shopkeeper, Market hill
Rose James, shoe maker, New street Taylor Edwin James, upholsterer, Quay street
Rous John, beer retailer, Brewers' lane Taylor James, grocer &;c. see Tysan &; Taylor
Rowland Rowland Hill, furnishing ironmonger, cabinet Taylor Thomas, beer retailer, Cumberland street
maker, upholsterer, house furnisher, china &; glass Terry James, saddler, Market hJI
warehouse &; oil merchant &C. Thoroughfare Theobald Charles, beer retailer, Castle street
St. John Fred, beer retailer, Seckford street Theobald John, Royal William inn, The&.tre st~'I!di
-Sail' Est~r (Mrs.), greengrQcer. Thoroughfare Thornton William Turner. watch maker &; jeweller,
-Sail' Frank Ernest Walter, pork butcher &; poulterer, Thoroughfare
~horoU'ghfare . Threadkell Arthur. tobacconist, Thoroughfare
Savill :Frederick Wm. saddler &; harnesi'l ma. Thoroughfare Thurlow Owen, butcher, Thoroughfare
'Scarffe Robert, market gardener, Dry'bridge Thurnlan Edward Ba,rdwell, builder, St. John street
:Scolding Fanny &; Charlotte (Misses), dress makers, 2 St. Tracy &; Son. dentists, Thoroughfare
John's hill Turner Robert. beer retailer. North h~
~crutton Hannah (Mr,s.), apartments, Cumberland st Turner 1Villiam, bricklayer. Mill hills
Seckford Dispensary (Elphinstone Hollis M.D., C.M. Tuthill Annie Mrs. registry office for servants, New 8'b
sungeon; Anthony .Alfred Henley L.R.C.P.Edin. con- Tylor Robert. grocer, Thoroughfare
suIting surgeon; Horace E. Kell,hon, sec. ),Seckford st Tyson & Taylar, grocers &; wine &; spirit merchants.
Seck:ord Free Library (Miss Harriet Churchyard. Thoroughfare •
librarian), Seckford street Upson William, fish merchant, Thoroughfare
Seckford Hospital (Francis John Woodhouse Wood, clerk Wade AEce (Miss), baker &; confectioner, Thoroughfare
&; solicitor), Seckford street Watling Jennie (Mrs.), pork butcher, Seckford street
Seckford Reading Room &; Social Club (Rowland Hill Row- Watson Noah Francis, boot &; shoe maker, Seckford st
land, treasurer; George Gough, hon. sec.; Thomas Welch John 'Charles, draper, Thoroughfare
David Symonds, assistant sec.), Seckford street Welton Henry, photographer, Thoroughfare
Sharman Henry, boot maker, Castle street \Velton William Woodard. solicitor &; deputy CGroner for
Shaw William Keeble, grocer &; draper, New street liberty of St. Etheldreda, Ma;rket hill
Sheldrick Charles, gas fitter, St. John's terrace Whisstock William Grout, collector of rates & surveyor
Shelton John GeQ. silversmith &; watch mkr. Thoroughfare &; sanitary inspeotor to urban council, Thoroughfare
Shimmen Andrew, ca.binet maker &; pork butcher, New st White & Dansie, grocers &; agents for W. &; A. Gilbey
8hipman Gervase Armstrong, auctioneer. valuer &; Lim. wine &; spirit merchants, Market hill
insurance agent; auctioneer to the Woodbridge Hunt Whitman William Daniel. Angel inn, Theatre street
Steeplechases; agent for the Sun (fire &; life), Hand Wilson Elizabeth J. (Mrs.), registry office for servants,
in Hand, Standard, Accidental &; Employers' Liability Albany villas, Cumberland street
iInsurances Cos. &; deputy supt. registrar; offices, \Yilson Harriette (Mrs.), private school for ladies. ManGr
Quay street house, Cumberland street
Shipwrecked SelLmen~s BenevQlent Society (John Loder Wilson Thomas William, wine merchants' machinist, Cum-
J.P. &; Alfred Gall, stewards; John Arnott, sec) berland street
Shire Hall tUobert Goodwin, keeper), Market hill Wood Francis John Woodhouse, solicitor, clerk to county
Shore WaIt-er Henry, upholsterer, Chapel street magistrates for Woodbridge &; Aldeburgh, commis-
Smith Fred &; Co. seed growers, Suffolk seed establish- sioner to administer oaths in the Supreme court, clerk
ment, Church street to comm:ssioners of taxes of Woodbrid~e &; Plomesgate
Smith RQbert &; Son, butchers, Thoroughfare districts, clerk w Woodbridge bmial board, &; clerk &
Smith Elizabeth (Miss), costumier &; ladies' outfitter; solicitor of SeckfGrd hospital &; Woodbridge Endowed
wedding &; mourning orders promptly executed; a schools &; agent Law Union &; Crown Life &; Fire Office,
choice selection of dress materials &; silks, Regent ho. Church street; &; at Ipswich
Thoroughfare Wood J. Ba;rlow, artist, Drybridge lodge
Smith James, dining rooms &; beer retailer, Church st I Woodbridge Cemetery (Francis John Woodhouse Wood,
Sm:th Joseph John, hair dresser, Market hill clerk &; regi!'!trar), Church street
Smith Robert William, butcher &; cattle dealer, New st Woodbridge Horse Show (G. A. Shipman, sec.), Quay st
Smith WaIter. beer retailer, Market hill Woodbridge Hunt Steeplechases (Edgar Branford, hone
Smith 'Valter Ingram, builder, contractor &; funerals clerk Gf the course; W. Brinkley, sec.), Cumberland s1;
furnished, estimates given, Quay street I
Woodbridge Industrial Co-operative Society Lim. (H. W.
Stamp Office (Gt'orge Gall, jun. distributor), Church st Scolding, sec.; William Evans, manager), Market hill
Stannard CorneEus Adolphus,station mstr.Railway station Woodbridge Reading Room &; Literary Institute (F. W.
Steel Dorothy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Theatre street W. Gross, hon. sec.; Miss H. M. Gibb, collector &
Steel Fredk. Wm. grngrer. &; pork bubchr. Thoroughfa;re librarian), St. John's street .
Steel Robert, market gardener, Castle street Woodbridge RepGrter &; Wickham Market Gazette(Arthur
Stephenson Wm. statuary &; marble mason, Thoroughfare Fairweather, proprietor; pub. thurs.), Church street
Strutt William, chimney sweeper, Bredfield street Woodruffe Charles, fishmonger, Thoroughfare .
Stubington Alfred Martin, corn &; flour dlr. Thoroughfare Woodruffe Wm. plumber, decorator &; gasfitter, St. John'.
Suffolk Reg-iment 1st VGlunteer Battalion (E company, I Worledge George, boot ma. &; pork butcher, Thoroughfare
'Capt. Hubert W. Hart; Rev. Thos. Housecroft M.A. I Worledg-e James, boot maker, Cast.le street
acting chaplain~ 'Sergt. Charles Jas. Smith, instrucwr) !1 Wright Jeremiah &; Son, tailors, Ohurch street
Symonds Thomas David, boot maker, New street 1 Wythe Henry, painter, Seckford street
'i'acchi Anthony, apartments, M'arket hill

WOOLPIT is a parish and large village Il miles south-
west from Elmswell station on the Bury and Ipswich
branch of the Great Eastern rail way, 8 east from Bury St.
E.dmunds and si n~th-west-by-westfrom Stowmarket, in
the North Western division of the rounty, Thingoe and
Thedwastre petty sessional division, 'fhedwastre hundred,
Stow union, county court district of Stowtnarket, rural
deanery of Thedwastre, arehdeaconry of Sudbury and
diocese of Ely. The church of St. Mary is a structure of
flint in the Decorated style, with numerous Perpendicular
additions, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles
and an embattled western tower with spire, containing 6
bells: the south porch is of beautiful and elaborate design,
with a richly groined -oeiling and parvise over, and a fine
open parapet: the nave is divided from the aisles by an
arcade of five arches and spanned by a double hammer-
beam roof of costly description: the wall pieces a-r6
wrought into niches filled with figures of saints supported
'by angels with expanded wings: the aisle roofs are equally
'l'ich, and there is also a finely-carved rood screen: the
tower and spire were destroyed by lightning during a
fJtorm which occurred on the 17th of July, 1852, and have
tleen re-erected at an apense of £2,000: the lectern was
given by Queen Elizabeth ~ there are about 400 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a rec-
tory, net yearly value £257, with 35 acres of glebe and
residence, in the gift of Mrs. Henry Homer Page and
her sons, and held since 1896 by the Rev. William Heigh-
way Kirby, B.A. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
There is a small Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1861.
and a meeting room for the Brethren. The Village Institute
consists of a house in the centre of the village, converted
and fitted fGr the purpose at a cost of £400. There are
several small charities, and a fire brigade is maintained.
A short distance from the church is a well called the" Holy
Well," the water of which is said to cure weak eyes. A
horse and cattle fair is held annually on the 16th of Sep-
tember. There are large brick and tile manufactories:
the brick earth obtained in this parish produces bricks
of a superior quality, for which it has long been cele-
brated. Evelyn George Harcourt Powell esq. of Drink-
stone Park, is lord of the manor. The trustees of the
late Lieut.-Col. WaIter Robert Tyrell. Duncan Parker
esq. of Clopwn Hall, Bury St. Edmnnds and John Lord.
esq. are the principal landowners. The so~l is principally
a stiff clay; subsoil, the same. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 1,877 acl'68'"
~sses.gable va:ue, £2,556; po.pulatiQn in 1891, 1,018.
 37"4 WOOLPIT. SUFltOLK. [KELLY'S
Sexton. Henry Howlett. A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1877; O. D.
Leech, jun. South Hill house. Bmy St. Edmunds, clerk
Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. &; Board School opened ~'l 18 95 and buiili at a cost of £2.000;
Annuity &; Insurance Office. Mrs. Grace S. Bendall, it will hOld 240 chilliren; average a~tendance,i80; Hal'l7
iub-postmistress. Letters from Bury St. Edmunds George Buckley, master
arrive at 5·45 a.m·1 &; 1.30 p.m.; dispatched at I1.20 Carriers to:-
a.m. &, 7 &; 9'4'5 p.m.; sundays, 7 &; 9·45 p.m.; de- B Alb .rt er d &; T H 1 tt d
livered atl 6.15 a.m ury- e owe, we . om owe·, we
Stowmarket. William Mulley &; Albert Crowe, thuJ&,8.;.
Fire BrIgade, Spencer Underwood, captain, &; 6 men Tom Howlett, thurl!l. &; sat .
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cross Robert, farmer Plummer Henry Rt. carpenter
Cooper Mrs. Churchgate house Crowe Albert, shopkeeper &; carrier Pollard Frederick, shoe maker
Halls William Elmer Harry, miller (wind &; steam), Reader WaIter, beer retailer
Hardingham Charles, Myrtle cot~age corn merchant, baker &; confectioner Raper William, farmer
Harvey Mrs Goode John, farmer, Heath Sadler Henry William, shopkeeper
Kirby Rev. William Heighway B.A. Goode William, farmer Scotchmer Henry, farmer,The Grange-
(rector}, The- Rectory , Grimsey Rosa (Miss), ladies' school Simpson Waiter, chimney sweeper
Lavington William H Hadlow Geo. Blake, plumber, painter SneIl James. harness maker
Mason Benjamm &; decorator • Spink William Henry, farmer
Mason Frank, Causeways 'lolland David, beer retailer Stanley Fred, Swan P.H
Page Capt. Philip Homer. The Saffrons Holland Norris Orforn, shoe maker 1'heobald Wm.& Fredk.market gardnrs
Page Mrs. Henry Homer, Monk's close Howell John, Crown commercial hotel Underwood Spencer, Bull commercial
Sidney Miss Howell John, farmer, Glebe hotel; posting in all its branches;
Sturgeon George Howlett Tom, carrier good stabling accommodation; qual''''
Swinney Thomas Kenny John, baker ters for C. T. C
Wood Orby Russell Morgan King' .Albert R. carriage bldr.& whlwgt Wells Henry, tailor
Lord Adam, landowner &; farmer, Wood Orby Russell Morgan M.B.. C.M.
COMMERCIAL. Street farm " medical officer &; public Taccinato't'.
Abra .Abraham, boot & shoe maker Mason Frank & Benjamin. f!rocprs & No. 2 district, Stow union &; cerM-
Addison Alice (Mrs.), milliner drapers,& agents for W.&; A. Gilbey fying' surg'eon to factories l

Addison Harry Charles, butcher Limited, wine &; spirit merchants Woolpit Brick Co. Limited (Alexande:r
Allington Robert" carpenter &; whf'QI- Mason F. & B. butchers Swinney & Charles David Lavingt~l1o
wright, Heath " Movse John Henry. blacksmith managing directors)
Baker James, poor's rate collector Mulley Wm. Plough P.H. &; poultry dlr Woolpit Institute (Benjamin Mason~
Bendall Grace S. (Mrs.), sub-postmist Nunn Thomas, sheriff's officer hon. sec)
Bethel Waiter, harness maker Palmer John, farmer \Vrig'ht George &; Son,brick,tile & drai.
Bowers Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer Peddar Philip Charles N. brick, drain pipe makers
Brightwell George, beer retailer pipe &; tile maker Wrig-ht Georgoe Reuben, butcher . ,
Oornish George, thatcher Plummer George, shoe maker Wright Orbel, carpenter
WOOLVERSTONE is a parish and village on tlie' the curved front next the river commands pleasing view&
south bank of the Orwell, 7 miles from the mouth and 41 of the river and the NlI.Cton shore through the high tree!
south-east from Ipswich station, in the South Eastern which adorn the park: the various apartments are fitted
division of the county, Samford hundred, petty sessional with great taste and contain a choice collection of valuable
division and union, Ipswich county court district, rural pictures by ancient and modern artists. At some distan~
deanery of Samforofl. archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese from the house is a square obelisk of freestone, 96 feet
cif Norwich. The church of St. Michael, standing in the high, with an ascent in the interior to the imp, which is-
centre of WoolvQrstone Park, consists o~ chancel, nave, surm:mnted by a globe encircled with rays: it was erected
south porch and an embattled western tower containing 31 in 1793 to William Berners esq. who died in 1783, by the
bells: the chancel, which is in the Decorated! style, was late Charles Berners esq. his son. C. H. Berners esq. i&
thoroughly repaired and restored under the direction of lord of the manor and owner of the whole parish, except 3&
the lat9 Sir G. G. Scott R.A. at a cost of £1,000, de- acres of glebe. 'rhe estate belonged to a Mr. Tyl!lon, who
frayed by Mrs. Berners, when a window was inserted to; became a bankr.pt in 1720, when J. Ward esq. of Hackney
the memory of the Rev. Joshua Rowley and, his wife, the! claimed it as a mortgagee. and afterwards filed 1'1 bill ot
parents of Mrs. Berners: in 1889-90 the church was I foreclosure in the Court ef Chancery, where it remained
thoroughly restored, resea.ted and enlal'ged, at a cost of for upwards of half a century undecidedl: in 1773 the
£5,000, defrayed by the late Capt. Hugh Eerners R.N. d. property was sold under a decree .of the Court, and wa&
1891: the east window filled with stained glass in memory I purchased (for £14,000) by the ancestor of the present
of the late John Berners and his wife, and a new organ pro- I owner. The soil is sandy loam; subsoil, graveL The
vided: there are 200 sittings. The registers date from the chief crops are wheat. barley and roots. The area is 959-
year 15g8. The living is a rectory, consolidated with that of acres of land, 56 of tidal water and 142 of foreshore; rate-
Erwarton, net yearly value £384, with 78 acres of glebe, able ,alue, £1,412; the population in 1891 was 309· I
in the gift of Charles Hugh Berners esq. and held since Parish Clerk, H. Damant.
1'869 by the Rev. Frederick Wood MA. of Trinity Co1- Post. Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-~Irs. A. 'E.-
lege, Ca.-nbridge, who resides at Erwarton. The Rev. Pryke. sub-postmistress. Letters from Ipswich arrive
Frederick William Doxa.t B.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, a.t 6.45 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m.; dispatched at 9.40 a.m. &;
has been curate in charge since 1899. Woolverstone 6,45 p.m.; dispatched sundays at 12.45 p.m. Postal
Hall, the seat of Charles Hugh Berners esq. orders are issued here, but not paid. Chelmondiston il!'
D.L., J.P. is a large stately mansion, standing in a well- the nearest, money order office
wooded park of 400 acres, extending to the margin of the Parochial School (mixedt), erected in 1832, by the Ven. H.
Orwell and" containing a herd of fallow deer: the mansion D. Berners, archdeacon of Suffolk, &; rebuilt in 1871 by
was erected in 1776 by the late W. Berners esq. then owner Joh:1 Berners esq. ; the school will now hold 100 children~
01 the street in London of that name: it is composed of having been enlarged in 1889 by the Jate Capt. Hugh
brick with stone facings, having a pediment in the centre Berners R.N. ; average attendance, 57; William Edward
b! the principal front supported by four Ionic columns; Saunders, master
Berners Charles Hugh 'D.L., J.P. Wool- Johnstone Hon. Louis, land stewaro & I Rndlnnd Thomas l\Iarston, farmel",
/ verstone hnll agent to Charles Hllgh Eerners esq. ,"Vhite House farm '
Doxat Rev. Frederick William (curate ,"Voolverstone house Woolverstone "Working Men's Club (W.:
. in charge), Parsonage Mps~eng'er William, gardener to Chas. E. 'Saunders, hon. sec. & treasurer}'
.rohnstone Hon. Louis,Woolverstone ho I Hug-h Berners esq
WORDWELL is a parish 2! miles north-west from ing one bell: it was restored in 1868, and affords 50 si~
Ingham station on the Bury and Thetford line of the Great tings. The register dates from the year IS81: The living
Eastern railway, and S! north from Bury St. Edmunds, is united to that of West Stow, joint net yearly value
in the North Western division of the county, Thin!?"oe and £170, with 30 acres of glebe and residence, in tbe gift
Thedwastre petty sessional division, Blackbourn hundred, of R. B. Berens esq. of St. Mary Cray, Kent, and held
Thingoe union, Bury St. Edmunds county court district, since 1882 by the Rev. Arthur Hamilton Pemberton M.A.
rural deanery of Thing'oe, archdteaconry of Sudbury and of Christ's College, Cam-bridge, who resides at West Stow.
diocese of Ely. The church of All Saints is a structure of Earl Cadogan K.G., P.C., J.P. is lord of the manor and
ft.int and stone, in the Early English style, consisting of sole landowner. The soil is light and sandy; subsoil,
ohancel, nave, south porch and a western turret contain- chalk. The chief crops are rye, barley and 1upine. The
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. WORLINGWORTH. 375
area is 2,299 acres; assessable value, £600; the popu- is the nearest telegraph office, & postal orders are
lation in 1891 was 45. , issued, but not paid there, aoout I! miles distant
Letters arrive from Bury St. EdmundSt which is the
neares't money order office, at 7.30 a.m. Culford The children attend the school at West Stow
Rankins Chas. head forester to Earl
Cadogan KG., p.a. Wordwell house
I King Robert, ste"\'{ard to Earl Cadogan
KG., P.C
.
WORLINGHAM is a parish and small village on the of glebe. and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor,
road from Beccl£'s to Lowestoft, and near the navigable and held since 1879 by the Rev. Arthur Aldred. The
Waveney, ~ miles south-east from Becc1es station on the only charity is a sum of about £42, derived from rents
Ipswich and ,Lowestoft section of the Great Eastern rail- of parish land, and appropriated to the repairs of the.
way and 6 south-west from Lowestoft, in the Northern church and the maintenan.ce of the parish school. Wor-
division of the county, Beccles petty sessional division, lingham Hall, the property of Frederick W. Hotham esq.
hundred and union of Wangford, Beccles and Bungay IQI'd of the manor and sole landowner, is a. pleasant man-
county court district, rural deanery of Wangford, arch- sion in the Italian style, surrounded by well-wooded
deaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The church of grounds. The soil is mixed; subsoil, mixed. The chief
All Saints is a structure of flint in the Gothic style, con- crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area is 1,604
sisting of chancel, with south aisle, nave, north porch and acres; assessable value, £1,397; the population in 1891
a lofty embattled western tower containing 5 bells: in the ,was 198.
chancel aisle is a mural mon~ent, by Chantrey, to Sexton, WaIter Bennett. .
General Sparrow, d. 1805, and his son, d. 1818, and t h e r e . J:
are a few ancient brasses without names and dates: thePost Office.-Fredenck. Welton, sub-postm.aster. Lettera
stained east window was erected in 1'883, and there are through Beccles, arrIve a~ 7 a.m. & dIspatched ai;. 6
memorial windows to Lady Clarke, d. 188 5, and to the p.m. Postal. ord~s are .ISsued here, but not paId.
Rev. Sir Charles Clarke bart. M.A. d. 188 9: the ancient Beccles, 2 mIles distant, IS! the nearest money order &.
rood stairs remain: the church was restored in 18 76 by telegraph office
the Rev. Sir Oharles Clarke bart. M.A. and affords 180School (mixed) (boys & girls), built in 1845, with a resi-
sittings. The register .lates from the year 1540' The dence for the teacher, for 60 children; average attend-
living is aJ )'ectory, net yearly value £234, with 47 acres anoo, 55 j Miss Henrietta. Goodens, mit;tress
.Aldred Rev. Arthur. Rectory Rom James, fatmer, College farm Johnson Harold Herbert, farmer
Hntham Frederick W.Worlingham hall Jacobll Rerbert Hy. bIoI'. & wheelwght Lee Goorge, farmer, Musk farm
Hadenham George, farmer Johnson Arthur Herbert, farmer, Snell William, woodman
Hadenham William, farmer, Marsh frm Higham house WeIton Frederick, blacksmith, Post of!-

WORLINGTON is a parish and 'Pleasant village on 1873 by the Rev. John Daniel Toolis, of St. Aidans.
the south bank of the river Lark, l mile west from The principal landowners are the Marquess of Bristol,
Mildenhall terminal station, 4~ miles north-east from who is lord of the manor, Herbert Davies esq. of
Kennet station on the Cambridge, Newmarket and Herringswell, the rector, Henry Dodson esq. and
Bury branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 8 W. Gardner esq. of the Rosary, Exning. Here are the
south·south-west from Newmarket, in the North links of the Royal Worlington and Newmarket Golf
Western division of the county, hundred and petty ses- Club, to which is attached a good club-house. The
sional division of Lackford, Mildenhall union and county soil is various; subsoil, chalk. The chief crops are I
court district, rural deanery of Mildenhall, archdeaconry wheat, barley and turnips. There are rabbit warrens on
of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church of All the heath. The area is 1,955 acres; rateable value,
Saints is an ancient building of stone and flint. in the £1,668; the population in 1891 was 248.
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south Parish Clerk, Alfred Copsey.
aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower
containing 5 bells and several modern monuments; the Post Office.-Miss CharlOlite Leverington, sub-post-
chancel was restored in 1879 by the present reClior at a mistress. Letters arrive by mail cart from Soham,
cost Of about £200: there are 250 sittings, of which Oambs, at 4.45 p.m.; delivered at 7 a.m. Postal orders
IS0 are free. The register chest contains registers and are issued, but not paid. Mildenhall is the nearest
documents dating from 1719. The living is a recliory, money order & telegraph office, 2 miles distant
net yearly value £250, derived from 308 acres of glebe, National Sehool (mixed), erected in 1840, for 60 chil-
with residence, in the gift of trustees, and held since dren ; average attendance, 40;, Edwin Sly, master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brown James, farmer Mortlock Samuel, farmer, Rectory frm'
.Alexander Capt. Alfred Gordon R.A. Carpenter Isaae, farmer, Church farm Peachey Alfred, farmer
Worlington house Gowans James, keeper, Worlington & Pettett Joseph, Chequers P.B
Dennis. Frank, The Hall Newmarket Royal Golf club Phillips ehas. Bell P.H.& wheelwrigh~
FaulIrner Mrs Langham Samuel, farmer, The Crofts Rumbelow George, farmer
Fraser Robart, The Cottage Leonard John, farmer Sly Edwin, organist .
Martin Wm. John, Verandah house Leverington Charlotte (Miss), shop- Staples Arthur, farm bailiff to William··
Rumbelow Goorge keeper & Post office Gardner esq
Stirling' Samuel Leverington James, farmer Watts William, shoe maker
Toolis Rev. John Daniel. Rectory Leverington Robert, farmer Worlington &; Newmarket Royal GolrI
COMMERCIAL. Meredith William Powell, builder; &:, Club (0. F. Reed esq. hon. sec)
Aves George, farmer at MildenhalI

WORLINGWORTH is a parish and village 6 miles
south-east from Eye and 6 north-west from FraJ;D1ing-
ham, both terminal stations on branches of the Great
Eastern railway, in the North Eastern division of the
county, Hoxne hundred, petty sessional division and
union, county court district of Framlingham, rural
deanery of Roxne, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese
of Norwich. The church of St. Mary is a structure of
flint, consisting of chancel, nave and south porch and a
western embattled tower and 6 bells: the nave is
Perpendicular, and the chancel Early Decoralied: it was
thoroughly restored. in 1866, when a new roof, east waU
and two :pew buttresses were added, at a cost of £800:
the fabric exhibits some beautiful designs in flint work,
and there are several fine ancient stained windows, in-
eluding lihe west window, erected in 1870 by the
parishioners and tenants in memory of John, 4th baron
Renniker, d. 16 April, 1870: the nave has a rich
double hammer-beam oak roof, and the curious Gothic
font and cover originally ~ame from the Abbey of
Bury St. Edmunds: there are 400 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1588. The living is a
Irectory, with the chapelry of Southolt annexed, joint net-'
1yearly value, £600, with 1l acres of .glebe and resi-
Idence, in the gift of Lord Henniker, and held
since 1853 by the Rev. Frederic French l\:l.A. of St.
Peter's College, Cambridge, and J.P. Suffolk. The
charities produce about £200 yearly, and are applied
in accordance with a scheme sanctioned by lihe Charity
Commissioners in the year 1874, to the repair of the,
church, the support of the sclIool and for the benefit l
of the poor. Lord Henniker is lord of the manor and
principal landowner, and there are several small pro-·
prietors. The soil is loam; subsoil, clay. The cbi~f.
crop!t are wheat, roots, barley and oats. The area IS'
about 1,414 acres; assessable value, £1,799; the popu-
lation in 1891 was 574.
Parish Clerk. Lionel Creasy. .
Post, M. O. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery,
Parcel Post, S. J3. & Annuity & Insurance Office.: '
Uharles William Clarke, sub-postmaster. Letters arnve
from Framlington R.S.O. at 5.55 a.m.; dispatched a£
7.5 p.m. The box closes five minutes previously j the.
same time on sundays
 376 WORLINGWORTH. [KELLV'S

Pillar Letter Box near the church cleared at 6.20 p.m. age attendance, !O5; Alfred Boocock, master; Mrs. A.
week days &; 12 noon on sundays Boocock, mistress; Miss Spicer, infants' mistress
Schools (mixed), opened 1876, for 135 children; aver- Police Station, Arthur Catchpole, resident officer
Carrier. Alfred Rose, Framlingham, occasionally
Clarke Charles William Clarke James &; Son,wine &; spirit mer- Leggett William,farmer &; landowner &;
Clarke Henry chants &; farmers assistant overseer
Clarke James Clarke Charles William, grocer &; dra- Ling William, farmer, The Valley farm
French Rev. Fredc. M.A., J.P.Rectory per &; Post office Mayhew Waiter, farm bailiff to Thomas
Hillard Osborne Clarke James, farmer, Oak farm Moulton
Holland ,Mrs. Willow house CoIlins Alfred, farmer Monlton Thomas,miller (wind) & farmr
Osborne Rev. Edward Allenson(curate) Collins David, wheelwright, carpenter Mutimer William, farmer
&; painter Pipe Henry, farmer
COMMERCIAL. CrackneIl Benjamin, farm bailiff to Preston Alfred, farmer, auctioneer &;
Abott George, shopkeeper Thomas Moulton land agent, The Grove; & at Ips-
Adams Alfred, beer retailer Creasy Henry J. shopkeeper wich &; Framlingham
AlIen Edgar, shoe maker Creasy Lionel, boot ma. &; parish clerk Preston Edwin Hy. farmer,Wood farm
Eloomfield Henry (Mrs.), farmer, Car- Edwards James, farmer Riches James, carpenter
ters farm Garnham James, farmer Ro!!ers Henry, saddler ,&; harness makr
ilridges James, tailor Harvey James, bricklayer Seeley William, farmer
Bridges Rebecca (Mrs.), dress maker Harvey John, farmer Smith William, shopkeeper
!,Bullingham John, farmer Hill Thomas, shopkeeper &; farmer Smith William, veterinary surgeon
Catchpole Arthur, resident police offier Kemp Samuel, blacksmith Snare Arthur, farmer
<'Chambers Robert, farmer &; cattle dlr Ketts WaIter ,r. Swan inn YVhaWng- David. farmer
~Chapman Abraham,frmr.Stanaway fm Ling Henry, farmer Youngs Maria (Mrs.), farmer
. WORTHAM, formerly Wortham-Everard and Wor- fine pictures by ancient and modern masters, books,
-tham-Jarvis, is a widely-scattered village and parish, old china, and other family relics; and has been the
"consisting of five hamlets, Long Green, The Ling, Mag- seat of the Betts family since the year 1490. This place
'pie Green, The Marsh, and The Brook, situated on the is noted for its fine geese, ducks and poultry. Miss
-river Waveney, whieh here separates this county from Betts, who is lady of the manor of Wortham Hall.
Norfolk; 2~ miles north from Mellis station on the George Holt Wilson esq. of Redgrave, who is lord of
· Great Eastern railway, 3 south-west from Diss and 6 the manor of Wortham Abbots, Lord Henniker, George
north-west from Eye, in the North Easliern .division of Symonds, Charles Goodrich, John Ekins and Henry Jas.
the county, hundred, petty sessional division and union Graham esqrs. are the chief landowners. The soil is of
of Hartismere, Eye county court district, rural deanery a mixed description; subsoil, clay, brick earth, with some
· of North Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese sand and gravel. The crops are generally on the four-
of Norwich. 'fhe church of 'St. Mary is a large and course system. The area is 2,416a. or. 2p. and 270 acres
anciellli building of flint in the Perpendicular style, con- in common &c.; assessable value, £2,749; the population
sisting of chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, south in 1891, including the workhouse school, was 852.
porch, and a. circular tower, the largest of the kind in Post, Parcel &; M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity & Insurance
· England, and built some 200 years before the church, Office.-Herbert H. Lilly, sub-postmaster. Letters
but now in ruins; the single bell is placed in a wooden arrive from Diss &; delivered at 6 a.m. 2.15 p.m.
· belfry at the west end: in 185 6 a Slione reredos and (callers only) &; 6 p.m.; sundays, 6 a.m.; dis-
.,some tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments '--hed at II.!O a.m. &; 7.55 p.m.; sund ays, 7.55 p.m.
pa""
were placed in the chancel: and in 18 93 the nave and The ne8JI'est telegraph offices are at Palgrave & Botes-
aisles were very thoroughly repaired and reseated with dale, 3 miles' distant. Telegrams are also dispatched
oak benches: the chancel has also been reseated, and from Meills: station, but not delivered from there
there are now 450 sittings. The register dates from Wall Letter Box, Ling, cleared at 7 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ;
tthe year 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value sundays, 7 a.m
£500, with 40 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
King's College, Cambridge, and held since 1888 by the A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1881; S.
Rev. Charles Caldecott James M.A. and formerly fellow of Newson, Diss, clerk to the board
that College. 'fhere is a Primitive Methodist chapel. The National Schools were transferred to the School
The Poor's Land consist!! of 5 acres left in 1623 by T. Board in November, 1881
Churche, for "a perpetual yearly reliefe for the poor of Long Green, built in 1870, for 134 children; average
Wortham "; it now produces £4 7s. IOd. yearly. Wor- attendance, lID; Walter Cox Scott, master
tham manor, the seat of Miss Betts, is an ancient man- Ling (girls &; infants), built in 18 7 8, for 35 children;
sion, situated in a well-timbered park; the gardens and average attendance, 28; Mrs. Augold, mistress
. other plantations are tastefully laid out, and the Waveney Carriers.-Humphrey, from Botesdale to Meills station,
flows thr(mgh the grounds: the house contams some passes through daily; &; Tipples on fri. through to Diss
Betts Miss, Wortham manor Dixon Ja,s. pork butcher, Long grn Potter Pharez, carpenter, Long grn
,Qingo William Albert, Brook house Dye William, agricultural implement Potter Walter, shoe ma. &; farmr.Ling
Oracknell Thomas E., J.P. Rookery maker, blacksmith &; farmer, Mag- Rash John Josiah, farmer, New
Ekins John, Grove house pie green. See advertisement watel's; &; miller (wind &; steam),
Frere Rev. Edward Tudor M.A. The Elkins John, farmer & landowner, roller mills, Long green
Wigwam Grove house Ray John Fredk. farmer, Long grn
James Rev. Charles Caldecott M.A. Elsey Henry, Magpie P.H Reading Room &; Library (W. C.
(rector) Fake Arthur, wheelwright, Long grn Soott, sec.). Long green
.Bymonds George, Ellesmere Finch James, farmer, Long green Ribbons John P. baker
Flatman William, Queen's Head P.H Rodwell William, farmer, Ling
COMMERCIAL. Fuller Robert, Dick P.H. Ling Sharman Robt. shoe mkr. Long grn
.Adams Hy. Eaton, farmer, White ho Garnham Henry, farmer, Spiers hill Symonds George, farmer, auctioneer,
.Alger Thomas &; Charles, farmers, Goddard Al-th. bricklayer, Long grn valuer, estate agent &; landowner,
Manor farms &; Wood house Howard Thomas, farmer, Brook Ellesmere
. Algers John Percy, Dolphin P.H Kirby John WiJiam, farmer, assist- Talbot George, farm bailiff to H. J.
Arbon Alfred, pork butcher ant overseer &; clerk to parish coun- Graham f'Sfl. Hall farm
Bartram Albert, carpenter, Ling cil, Ivy House farm Teppings Wiillam Thos. beer retailer
Bartram Fredk. J. farmer, Long grn Lilly Herbert H. grocer, draper, Wells Charles, farm bailiff to Mr. Geo.
Brand William, farm bailiff to John china & glass &; boot dealer, Post off Symonds, 'l.'he Limes
Ekins esq Lingley Wm. blacksmith, Long green Witton Sidney, farmer, Speir.s Hill
Olingo William A. grocer &; draper Musk William, shopkeeper farm &; Dash farm
Oracknell Thomas E. farmr. Rookery Parke Roberl;, farmer, Ling YGung-man Ernest F. miller (steam),
Dixon Robert, farm bailiff to Charles Potter Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Rcmer mills, Ling
Goodrich esq. Ling Potter Henry, carpenter, Ling
GREAT WRATTING is a parish on the river Stour, archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese of Ely. The church
21 miles north-east-by-north from Haverhill station on (dedication unknown) is a small building of flint, with
the Cambridge and Long Melford branch of the Great _stone dressings, in the Early English style, consisting of
Eastern railway, in the Southern division of the county, I chancel, nave, north porch and an embattled western
Risbridge hundred, petty -sessional division and union, tower containing a clock and one bell: in the chancel
Haverhill county court district. rural deanery of Clare, are triple canopied sedilia and a piscina; the east window
 DIRECTORY. ] SUFFOLK. WRENTHAM. 377
and -several others are stained, and there is a fine oak I are wheat. barley. beans. peas and roots. The area is
lectern and screen: in 1887 the nave and porch were 1,287 acres; rateable value, £1,051; the population in
thoroughly restored at the sole expense of the late Right 1891 was 362.
Hon. W. H. Smith P.C.• M.P.: the church is seated with Parish Clerk, Thomas Bowers.
oak benches and affords 150 sittings. The register dates Post Office. - Eli Gosliug, sub-postmaster. Letters
from the year 1593. The living is a rectory, with that of through HaverhilI arrive at 9 a.m.; dispatched 5.30
Little Wratting annexed, joint net yearly value £460, p.m. week days only. Postal orders are issued here,
with 30 acres of glebe and residence. in the gift of the I but not paid. Thurlow is the nearest money order &
Rev. John Drake RA. rector here 1864-95, and held since telegraph office, 2 miles distant

College, Oxford. The chief landowners are the Hon. W.

I
1895 by the Rev. Richard Paul Cudmore M.A. of Queen's Wall Letter Box. near Rectory, cleared at 5.30 p.m.
week days only
F. D. Smith M.P. of Greenlands. Henley-on-Thames. L. National School (mixed), erected in 1872. for 100
Fry esq. and C. R Sperling esq. of Dynes Hall. Halstead, children; average attendance. 60; Miss Mary Reely,
Essex. The soil is clay; subsoil. clay. The chief crops mistress
Oudmore Rev. Richard Pan! M.A., Barrett William, Bell inn. shopkeeper Gnsling Eli, post office
(rector) & blacksmith Talbotl Walter. wheelwright
Goodchild Col. Sharpe J.P. The Hall Bridgman James, farm bailiff to Tilbrook ThomaoS William. farmer
Hartnup Mrs. Hill house Colonel Sharpe Goodchild esq. J.P Turner George Albert, Red Lion P.H
LITTLE WRATTING is a parish adjoining Great 1895 by the Rev. Richard Pan! Oudmore M.A. of Queen's
Wratting, on the river Stour, 2 miles north-east from College, Oxford, who resides at Great Wratting. The
Haverhill station, in the Southern division of the county. trustees of the late Major Bird. wh() are lords of the
Risbridge hundred, petty sessional division and union, manor, W. R Gurteen esq. J.P. Jabez Gurteen esq. of
Haverhill county court district. rural deanery of Clare, Haverhill, John Sainsbury esq. of London and Frederick
archdeaconry of Sudbury and diocese {)f Ely. The church I Tay-Ior esq. J.P. are the principallandowneI'6. The soil is
(dedication unknown) is a small and ancient structure of <:hieHy clay; subwil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
flint and stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of barley, beans, pea.s and roots. The area is 910 acres;
chancel, na"IIe, south porch, and a smaJI western turret ra.teable value, £839; the popUllation in 1891 was 220.
of wood, conta~ing one bell: th~re is a stained window Parish Clerk Charles Preston.
on the south SIde of the nave: i l l 1895 the church was ' . . .
new roofed and thoroughly restored. and now affords' 100 Letters through HaverhIlI, w~Ich IS the nearest money
sittings. The register dates from the year 1780. The order &; telegraph office, arrIve at 8 a.m
living is a rectory, annexed to Great Wratting. joint net Wall Letter Box cleared 5·45 p.m.; sundays, 9.45 p.m
yearly value £460, with 30 acres of glebe, in the gift of National School (mixed), erected in 1849, !or 40 childre~;
the Rev. John Drake, recto[' -here 1864-95, and held since average attendance, £36; Mrs. Amelia Mynott, nust
'Chapman Charles Chaplin Daniel Deekes, merchant &; Pearle Henry, farmer &; landowner.
Crowe W. RusseU, Hill house miller (steam) I Blunt's hall
Taylor Frederick J.P. Boyton hall Ooe John, laundry Taylor George, farm bailiff to W. B.
:Bridgman George, farm bailiff to Col. Marsh Samuel, farm bailiff to F. TaY-I & J. Gurteen esqs. Gt. Wilsey fnn
Sharpe Goodchild esq. Wash farm lor esq . Whiffing John, beer retailer
WRENTHAM is a parish and small town 2 miles irom 1 a clock;' the large hall, which is available for concerts,
the sea at Covehithe, on the road from Ipswich to I entertainments. public meetings and parochial purposes,
Saxmundham, Lowestoft and Yarmouth, 4! miles north- I contains an organ, and will hold 400 persons: the reading
by-west from Southwold terminal station on a line from' room, erected in 1858 is available for 130 persons; the
Halesworth, 8 miles south-south-ealst from Boocles, in the library contains upward-s of 1,000 volumes. The trustees
Northern division of the county, Blything hundred, petty of Sir Thomas V. S. Gooch hart. (a minor). are lords of
sessional division and union, Halesworth county court the manor llnd the principal landowners. The soil is
district, rural deanery of North Dunwich, archdeaconry of nrions ; subsoil, heavy. The chief crops are wheat,
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The parish is well barley, oats and turnips. The area is 2,272 acres; rate-
lighted with oil lamps, the expense heing defrayed by able value, £3,1!24; t.he population in 1891 was 1,0IB.
voluntary SUbscriptions. The church of St. Nicholas is Sexton, Charles Bacon.
an a!1c~ent structure of flint in. the Early English style, Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. R &
conSIstIng {)f chancel, nave, aIsles, s.o~th porch and a Aunuity &; Insurance Office. John Thomas Dade, post-
lofty embattled w~stern ~o:wer contammg 5 bells: th~ master. Letters arrive from Wangford RS.O. by mail
o!gan was ~rected m 188 9. l~ 1B31 the church "!as exte~ cart at 5.30 a.m. &; II.45 a.m.· dispatched at 9. 25
sIvely repaIred and the seatmg extended, and III 18 53 It &; 8 '
was renovated and the chancel furnished with oak stalls, a.m. p.m
and a north aisle, and a stained window added: the tower Rural postmen leave '\Vrentham post office for Henstead
commands an extensive view of the coast and sea and &; Hulver at 6 a.m.; West End, 6 tA.m.; Benacre at
during the threatened invasion by Napoleon I. in '1804, 6.30 a.m.; Cove~ithe &; ~{)uth C()ve a~ 6.40 a.m. Letters
it was used as a signal tower, and a wooden signal-house can be posted till 5.30 a.m. for delivery
for the sentinels was erected in the churchyard by order Fire Brigade. H. Ward, captain; F. F. Rootham, lieut.:
of the Government: there are 370 sittings. The register W. Sawyer. engineer
dates from the year 1603. The living is a. rectory, average Schools.
tithe rent-charge, £586, net yearly value £350, with resi-
dence and 23 acres of glebe, in the gift of the trustees A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1875; Jas.
of Sir Thomas V. S. Gooch bart. (a. minor), and l::.eld Gunn, clerk t() the board & attendance officer; board
since 1897 by the Rev. Edmund Rochfort Yerburgh RA. of meeting, first wednesday in each month
MJagcLalene College, Cambridge. Here are Congrega- Board (formerly British) School. built in 1837 &; enlarged
tiona.l, Primitive Methodist and Wesleyan ohapels. A in 1871, for 170 children; average attendance. 100;
cemetery, la. 3r. 8p. was formed in 1865 at a cost Edward Mould, master; Mrs. Minnie M. Mould,
of £235, and is under the control of the Parish Council. infants' mistress
Wrentham Town Hall, completed in 1862, from funds National, built in 1834. for 145 children; average attend-
provided in part by the late Miss S. O. Leman, who be- ance, 132; Sidney Francis M()tt, master; Mrs. Annie
oqueathed £225 for the welfare of the inhabitants, and in Mould, mistress
part by the Rev. Stephen Clissold M. .!.. a former rector, Carriers to Lowestoft. Squire. every day; Raven, from
is an elegant building in the centre of the village, with Southwold. passes through ro & from, daily
.
Allnutt John Williams Rev. David Beseley (Cong) Backhouse James, farmer, North hall
Browne Miss, The PoplaI'lS William.s Thomas, The Priory Bacon Charles, gardener
Campion Mrs. Ferndale Wingfield Rev. Lewis William RA. Barclay &; Co. Lim. bankers (branch)
Chambers Mrs. The Manse- (curate) (Walter Hearn Sadd. agent); draw
Giles Miss, Quaint cottage Yerburgh Rev. Edmund Rochfort RA. on head office, 54 Lombard street,.
Hyde-Clarke Edward, Wrentham ho Rectory London E 0
Mein Robert COMMERCIAL. Bertram George. shoemaker
Pbillips Miss Allgar Chas. Stuart. boot maker Bezant Robert, shopkeeper
Raven John, Belle Vue house Allnutt John L.R.C.P. surgeon &: Bezant William, pork butcher
Rootham Fredk. Fleet, Pyes hall medical officer & public vaccinator, Brundle Thomas &; Son, grocers &;
Taylor Lieut.-Cot Frederick Henry No. 7 district. Blything union drapers, High street
(late RA.), J.P. Red house Andrews Lincoln (Mrs.), laundry Brundle Thomas. jnn. tailor
Vincent Mrs. Field cottage Attoe Charles, farmer, Fox's farJ;D Bunn George. market gardener
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Cady William, farmer Gardiner Wm. watch ma. &; hair drssr Read Robert, baker
Carter Benjamin &; Son, millers (wind Greves James, market gardener Rendlesham George, shoe maker
&;steam) Gunn J ames, grocer, clerk to the Riches Charles, blacksmith
Cemetery (WaIter E. Greves, clerk to school board &, a.ttendance officer Riches James, farmer, Priory farm
the burial committee) Gurney &; Co. banker,s, now Barclay Rollett Harry, chemist &; photographe.,.
Chipperfield Robert, beer retailer & Co. Limited Rootbam Frederick Fleet, agent to Sir
Chipperfield William, shoe maker Hadenham Alid. C. frmr. Park farm Thomas V. S. Gooch bart. pyes
Colman Clement, farmer, West end Hammond John, farmer, West end Sadd W~ter Hearn, grocer &; draper.
Dade John Thomas, ironmonger, sta- Hart John, farmer &; agent for W. &; A. Gilbey Lim.
tioner, printer, post office, assistant Horne Geo. carrier, carter &; coal dlr . wine &; spirit merchants, &; Bar-
overseer &; collector of taxes for Lilly Waiter Gent, fellow of the clay &, Co. Limited, bankers
Benacre, Covehithe &; Wrentham F.I.B.D. plumber, painter, glazier, Sallows Edward, shoe maker
Davy John, farmer, Blackmoor farm builder &; contractor, ecclesiastical Sawyer Stanley, cycle agent
Dennington Robert, outfitter &; general house decorator &; well Sawyer' Wm. Jas. agricultural imple-
Durrant William, blacksmith &; car- sinker, High street ment maker, iron &; brass founder
penter, West- end Literary Institute (Edward Mould, SDlith Arthur, colt breaker .
Easey Henry, shopkeeper sec.), Wrentham Reading Boom Smith Sidney, veterinary surgeon, &;
Fisk Jesse, carpenter Marshland Robert Thomas, farmer &; govermrlent inspector of cattle &;
Fletcher Louisa (Mrs.), miller (wind) coal merchant overseer •
Folkard Frederick" Eagle hotel; Matts Mrs. ladies' high school Squire James, carrier
visitors requiring country rest with Mortimer Ernest, butcher Stanton WiIliam, shopkeeper .
sea air, will find every accommo<ia- Naull'ton Albert James, carpenter, Town Hall (W. E. Greeves. hon. sec)
tion at the above hotel; trains met undertaker &; cabinet makex' Ward Hy. saddler &; harness maker
at Southwold or Lowestoft station Nunn George, wheelwright Welton' .Tohn Edwd. grocer &; draper
by appointment. Telegraphic Palmer David, shopkeeper ' Wright 'John, bricklayer &; toy dealer
address, "Folkard, Wrentham, Suf- Plant Herbert, pluIIl;ber . Wright Margaret (Mrs.), saddler &;
. folk" . Pretty James, shoe maker . barne'Ss.maker
Fuller Chas. Kin~'s Head P.H.& frmr Raven John, wood &; hoop merchant, ' ._
Gage James; pork butcher &; shopkpr Belle Vue house; &;. at WaIlgford. .'
WYVERSTONE is a parish and small village 2 mi~es Asher J. Hucklesby esq. of Luton, Beds. George Gery
west from l"inningham station on the main line of the Milner-Gibson-Cullum esq. F.;;l.A. of Hardwick House.
Great Eastern railway, 7 north from Stowmarket and ,7 Bury, Mr. Oharle8 Goodridge" Miss Howlett, and the
south from Botesdale, in the North Eastern division of the Ma8ter and Fellows of Pembroke College, Cambridge.
county, Hartismere hundred, petty sessional division and are the principal landowners. The soil is principally
union, Stowmarket county court district, rural deanery heavy; subsoil, clay and brick earth; chief crops, wheat.
of Hartismere, archdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of barley, beans, peas and clover. The area is 1,4go acres;
Norwich. The church of St. George is an ancient edifice rateable value, £r,184; the population in 18gr was 245'
o! £!int, :in the Early English and Decorated styles, con- Sexton, Henry Squirrel!.
SLStmg of chancel, nave, s~a!l south porch and an .e~- Post &; Parcel Office. James Elseg~od, sub-postmaster.
battled western towe: cont~mg 3 bells.. The church ~s Letters through Stowmarket, arrive at 8.30 a.m. k 6
now (rgoo) undergomg partial Testo!a~lOn, at an eS~l- p.m.; dispatched at 8.3 0 a.m. &; 5. 10 p.m. week days
mated cost of £350. there are r80 SI~t~gS.. The regIS- only. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
tar dates from the year 1$6Q. ~he liVlTlg IS a. rect{)ry, Bacton is the nearest money order office & Finningham
net yel;11'1y v~~e £23 6 , Wlth reSIdence and IS acre~ <of . the nearest telegraph office 3 miles distant
glebe,. m the gIft of the Lord Chancellor, and held s m c e . . ' . .
1896 by the ;Rev. Ernest Arthur Milne M.A. of Keble NatIOnal SC'hool( nuxed), erected In. 186g, for 46 chl1.dren;
College, Oxford. Here is a Primitive- Methodist chapel. average attendance, 4r; Mrs. Ehzbth. Nutley, nustress
H. B. Oakes esq. Captain William St. Georg-e Ord J.P. Carrier to Stowmarket, Mrs. Alice Garrod, fri.; Bury,
of Fornham, Capt. E. G. Pretyman M.P. of Orwell Park, ' wed' "
MiIne Rev. Ernest Arthur M.A. Rctry Bloss WaIter, fann bailiff to Capt Land Theresa (Mrs.), beer retailer &.
Ord, Potash farm . farmer
COMMERCIAL. Fletcher John Charles, farmer Matthew SamI. farmer, Crooksells hall
Allum William, farmer Fletcher Rebecca(Mrs.), frmr.Grange Mean Williaw y farmer, College farm
Baker John Henry, farmer Garrod William, farmer Nutley Horace, photographer
Baker Thomss, assist,ant overseer Hucklesby Albert H. farmer, Lodge fm Offord George, shopkooper
Baker WaIt. threshing machine owneJ Jefferies Edmund, farmer, Park farm Squirrell Henry, shopkeeper
&; farmer, Green Leggett Charles, thatcher
YAXLEY is a parish and village on the Norwich road, College, London. The Yaxley town estate, of I l
I~ miles west from Eye terminal station on a branch from acres, is let in 26 allotments for about £70 yearly,
Meills and 1~ east from MeJ.lis station on the main line it being for the reparation of the ornamentation of the
of the Great Eastern railway and 4 south from Diss, in the church. The charities ar~ £4 from the Yaxley Hall
North Eastern division of the county, Hartismere hundred, estate, left by Froncis 'Yaxley, Bs. left by one Jahn R<Oe,
petty sessional division and union, Eye county court dis- and 8s. left by a John Clarke; these amounts are dis-·
trict, rural deanery of North Hartismere, archdeaconry of tributed in money in February. There is also a sum of
Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The Mellis and Eye railway £1 r3s. 4d. for repairing the highways. Yaxley Han, a
passes through the village near the church. The church of mansion in the Elizabethan style, situated on an acc1'ivity
St. Mar)' is an interesting building of flint and stone, chiefly half a mile from the village, is the residence of Mrs.
in the Perpendicular style,and consists of chancel,nave with Weleh. Lady Bateman is lady of the manor of Yaxley and
clerestory, south aisle, north and south porches and an Lord Henniker and others are proprietors of the land.
embattled western tower containing 6 bells: the north The iSoil is a rich alluv!ial deposit of the drift; in which,
porch is remarkably fine, the interior having a groined when the railway cutting' under the Duke's bridge was
ceiling, springing from angle shafts, with a parvise over: made, the fossilised vertebrre and paddles of huge saurians,
the pulpit and ,seats are of carved oak: the east window as well a.s fine ammonites, were found, and are now in the
is stained, and the ancient glass it contains having been possession of the vicar; coins of a pre-Chrlistian period
re-arr:anged, was uncovered Sunday, July 17th, 1886: have also been met with: ,the vicar also possesses a col-
these fragments, dating from II99 to 1549 (and later), lection of specimens of the different birds of the neighbour-
were for the most part, colleC'ted from various windows hood. The subsoil is chiefly clay. The chief crops are
in the e'hurch: in the chancel and south aisle are four wheat, barley and beans. The area is 1,263 acres; rate-
brasses to the Yaxley and F~lgate families, and in the able value, £1,528; the population in 18g1 was 335.
belfrr: is preserved. ,~ interesti~g examp~e ?f ~he curious Post O.ffice.-Richard Thorne, sub-postmaster. Letters
machme known as the .Sexton s Wheel, sxmxla.r to, but arrive from Eye at 6.20 a.m. &. 1.20 &; 6.50 p.m.; dis-
.less perfect than the one III ~ong Stratton church,.Norfolk: patched at r.23 & 7. 20 p.m. k on sundays at rr.30
the ~hurch was res~ored III 1868, the late S.lf E. C. a.m. Pltstal orders are issued here, but not paid. Eye
Kerrxson bart. defraymg .th.e cost of the r~storatlOn of the is the nearest money order &; telegraph office, 2 tniles
chancel: there are r80. s~ttm~s. ~e regIster dates f~om distant. Letter Box (Bull inn) cleared at 1.45 &; 7
the year 15 60 . The livmg IS a Vicarage, average tithe p m w ek da .. - am 'da
rent-charge £90, gross yearly value £159, net £137, .. e y"" ro.2.) . . sun ya
with 39 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Parochial School (mixed), 'managed by 11 committee! for 60
Society for the Maintenance of the Faith, and held since children; average attendance, 55; Miss Elizabeth
:r897 by the Rev. Charles Barnard Nash Assoc. of King's Glithero, mistress
 DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. YOXFORD. 379
Fisher William, The Cottage Clover Charles, farmer Nunn .rohn, farmer, Mellis road
Murton Miss, The Villa Cracknell Arthur, Bull P.H lpalmer Henry, beer retailer
Nash Rev. Charles Barnard (vicar) Flowerdew In. farmer, Storehouse fm Ruffies WiLiam, brick.ayer
Welch Mrs. Yaxley hall Fulcher Hy. farmer, Oldhouse farm Stammers Marquis, tailor
.Aldridge Charles & Henry, farmers Hines Robert, road foreman Thorne Richard, shopkpr. Post office
Barnes Geo. Anthony, horse slaughtr Lawes John, Red Lion P.H Tillott In. Stanlford, frmr. White ho
;Bloomfield Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper MaskeL Charle.ll, farmer, Potash frm,Vinson In. fl'l'l1r. Bull's hall farm
Roomfield Hy. &; Geo. timber cartrs Mowle Henry, carpenter, jo-iner &; We:ton Charles Edmund, blacksmith
;Brown John. farmer I undertaker Y(lUngs William, blacksmith
, ~OXFORD is a pari,sh and village, I mile south-west small river Yox, or Minsmere. Grove Park, the seat
from Darsham station on the Ipswich and Lowestoft line Thomas Lomax es~. M.A., D.L., J.P. is an ancient brick
or
of the Great Eastern railway and 4 north from Saxmund- mansion surrounded by pleasure gardens and well-wooded
. ham, in the North Eastern division of the county, Blything park. The Rookery is the seat of Edward Leigh Hes.eJ-
;hundred, petty sessional division and union, Halesworth tine esq. Egerton Bagot Byrd Levett-Scrivener esq. of
jCounty court c:Listrict, rural deanery of South Dunwich, Sibton Abbey,· is lord of the manor of Sibton with its
rarchdeaconry of Suffolk and diocese of Norwich. The mpmbers; the Earl of Stradbroke is lord of the manor
lvillage, which is lighted with gas, stands on the old road of Darsham with Yoxford, and Sir R. B. M. Blois bart.' ,
Ifrom Ipswich to Lowestoft and Yarmouth, and on the is lord of Yoxford with its members. The principal
river Yox, or Minsmere, and is surrounded by a beautiful landowners are Sir R. B. M. Blois bart. T. Lomax esq,
country, interspersed with many gentlemen's seats. The Edward Leigh Heseltine esq. and John Kendall Brooke
, church of St. Peter ils an ancient structure of flint, with esq. of Sibton I'ark. The soil is mixed and heavy; iUb-o
stone dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consisting oJ soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, peas andj
chancel, nave, aisles and embattled western tower with beans. The area is 2,724 acres;. rateable value, £4,873
, small spire containing 6 bells: there are several ancient 10S.; the population in 1891 was 1,047.
brasses and monuments to the Blois, Brooke and other Parish Clerk, Alfred Hurren.
~ ~amilies: <the church was enlarged lin 1837, at a cost of Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. 0., Express Delivery, S. B. I;
'J £1,200, and was thoroughly restored and re-seated with Annuity &; Insurance Office.-Mrs. Emily Mary Green,
IOpen benches in 1868, and now affords 550 <siMings. The sub-postmistress. Letters· through Saxmundh8JD!
!register dates from the year 1559. The living is a vicarage, ·arrive at 5 a.m. & 1.30 & 6.15 p.m.; delivery commences ~
:net yearly value £120, with 5 acres of glebe, and at 7 a.m. &; 2 & 6.30 p.m.; dispatched at II.40 a.m. &;
:residence, in the gift of S. Causton esq. and held sinoo 8.40 p.m.; box closes at 8.25 p.m . 1 1,
;1894 by the Rev. Michael Davey Lines. The Wesleyan Volunteer Fire Brigade, Henry Tripp, superintendent ..
~hapel here was rebuilt in 1889 at aI cost of £1,150, and A School Board of 5 members was formed in 1882; Geo~
affords 200 sittings: there is alSOl So Primitive Methodist Newson, clerk t. the board 6. attendance officer I
chapel. 'fhe Mechanics' Institute has a reading-room Board School, erected in 1897, for 350 children; average
JUld library of over 1.,500 volumes. There is a local attendance. 197; William Busby, master; Mrs. Busby~
;Horticultural Society, w4ich holds So show every July. infants' mistress ' ,I
tJockfield Hall, the seat of Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Pdice Station. Charles Driver, constable
Blois bart. D.L., J.P. is a mansion in the Tudor style, Conveyance.-A 'bus from the Three runs hotel, meets!
Iitanding in a well-wooded park, through which flows the traiIIIS at Darsham station I
• PRIVATE RERIDENTS. mundham &; the White Lion, .!.lde- Green Joshua, farm bailiff to Robert
~ ~ness Philip John, The Limes. burgh Flick esq.. J.P I
Atkins Miss, Park place Bendall Albert AlIgustus, draper & Gurneys, Blrkbeck, Barclay, Buxtons
Baim~s Miss, Solita assistant overseer & Orde, now Barclay & Co. Lim •
~aldry Miss, Red house Barrett George, shoe maker Hammond Frederick George, coah
. Baylie William Edward, White house Busby William, schoolmaster &; Rilses- merchant &; beer retailer \
Betts Mrs. The Vine SOl' of taxes Holmes George, coach builder, YO:J:-
Blois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten Capp Charles, head gardener to F. E. I ford carriage works I
I I bart. D.L., J.P. Cockfield hall Hollond esq 'Holmes Samuel, farm bailiff to Mr.,
Blois Charles Godfrey,Beveriche manor Carter Henry, stone mason Alfred Thurlow •
, CIarke Francis Cattermole AgnilS (Mrs.), refreshment Horticultural Society (Sir R. B. M.
, Cook Mrs. Rose villa rooms I Bloill bart. president; Wm. Busby.
Cottingham The Misses, Sunnyside Champ Sarah Maria (Mrs.), fancy sec,; C. Elmy, treasurer)
Cutting Arthur, Rosslyn repos~tory Howard Salmon, harness maker
< Gunn Henl'Y Chapman Charles, estate carpenter to Hudson Francis, coal dealer
Heseltine Edward Leigh, The Rookery Sir R. B. M. Blois bart IHunt E'phraim Moss, coal merchan~
Hollond Francis Egbert J.P. Satis ho Chapman John, thatcher Hurren Alfred, watch maker
Lawrence Henry Chapman William, butcher Hurren Emily (Mrs.), bookseJer
Lines Rev. Michael Davey, Vicarage Cleghorn &; Co. mineral water manfrs !fe J ames, baker , ~
. Lomax ThQs.,l.I.A.,D.L.,J.P.Grove Ilk Cordal Robert, vermin destroyer Lenny Sarah (Mrs.), beer retaIler
:Mills George Cordal William, beer retailer &; shop- Lovett Hy. farmer, Brick Kiln farm i
:Munday Philip, Sans Souci keeper, Little street Mechanics' In&titute, Reading RQom &;.,
:N"ewson George. Holly villa Cotton Ezra, builder, tax collector &; Library (Wm. Busby, treas. & sec) I
Ransome Chas. Wilson, Redwald house assessor Mountain Frederick .James, builder,
Short William, Grove cottage Cricket Club (Sir R. B. M. Blois :Kewby Arthur, hawker
. Wade Pa~et, Elmsley bart. captain; Wm. Busby, sec) Newson George, farmer, Hollyi villa
Wall Mrs. Park view Cutting Arthur, grocer & draper Pearson In. Hy. btchr.; &at Westletn·
Wilmel' (ljapt. 1Villiam. The Retrl'at Dalby Robert Williab, agricultural &;, Phillips Alfred, draper & grocer
Wolston Christopher, Hope house furnishing ironmonger; agent 'to Pipe Henry Arth. frmr. Rookery fann
III I CO:llMERCIAL. Ransomes, Sims & Co. Limited Saker Samuel, provision dealer
Adams James, hawker Day R()bert, painter Short Joseph, boot maker
':Baldry William, farm bailiff to Thos. Dodington Arthur James, beer retailer Smith Henry, Griffin inn
I Lomax esq. M.A., D.L., J.P I
Edward,s Obadiah, head gardenep to Smith Sydney, market gardener
BaIls WilliaIll, greengrocer '1\ Lomu esq SpindleX' Jacob, fishmonger
Barday &; Co. Limited, bankers (sub- Ellenger Henry, chemist; maker of ,Thompson Isaae, farm baliiff to Thos.
branch) (F. E. Babington, mangr.) ; " Garden of Suffolk" bouquet, Lomax esq. Wo~sey house
open mono & fri. 9.30 to 12.3°; "1'\ervol," the greatest nerve remedy,Thornton John, chimney sweeper
I draw on head office, 54 Lombard st. & EuCalyptus & Honey Balsam I Thurlow Alfred Samuel, farmer
London E C Elmy Jas. & Son, farmers, Hill farm Thurlow William, boot maker
IJattle John, head gardener to Sir R. Elmy Charles Markham, farmer, Hill Tripp Henry, boot maker
f B. M. Blois bart House farm Ward George, tailor
Baylie William Edward M.R.C.S.Eng., Faull Emma (Mrs.), booksllr.& nwsagt Whitby Robert John, baker
I L.S.A. surgeon. medical officer & l·'isher Frederick Barnes, baker Working Men's Club (Wm. Short. i

public vaccinator, 4th district,BIyth- Fisk Char;es, plumber pres.; George Borrett, treas.& sec)·
ing union & Admiralty surgeon & Flaxman George Wood, farmer, Wil- ""'right Edgar Willmutt M.R.C.V.S.
agent, Minsmere haven, with Dun- low marsh veterinary surgeon
wich detachment Gas W()rks (George E. Child, South- Wright George, grocer & drape? .
Beatton David John, Three Tuns com- wold, lps!lee; Sam]. Money, mangr) Wright Jonathan, wheelwright &I
mereial & family hote: &; posting Gobbitt William, farmer blacksmith, Little street
house (one mile from Darsham sta- Green Arthur Seaman, bookseller Wright Thomas, head gardener to
tion); & at the Bell hotel, Sax- Green Emily Mary (Mrs.), pstmstrss Edward Leigh Heselline sq
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This first-class Hotel occupies the finest position on the Sea Front; it
comma"nds a magnificent and uninterrupted view of the German Ocean.

THE SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS ARE PERFECT•.

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The HOTEL IS warmed by an elaborate system of radiators, and
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It comprises over 50 BED and SITTING ROOMS, a spacious Hall,
Loung"e, Drawing, Coffee, Smoking and Billiard Rooms, with BATH
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CLOSE TO GOLF LINKS. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR CYCLES.

THE HOTEL OMNIBUS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
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KELLY'S
SUFFOLK PRIVATE RESIDENTS DIRECTORY.
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In order to afford ·space for the addre8Ses, the abbreviation "esq." for esquire, has no longer been a.ppended to-
each name in the " Private Residents Directory." It should be understood that such should be added ro the name o~
every gentleman in the following pages, to which no inconsistent addition is affixed.
Abbay Rev. Richard M.A. Rectory, Alderson Col. E. M. 171 Norwich road, Allerton C. E. 70 Albert st. Lowestoft
Earl Soham, Wickham Market Ipswich Allingham S. 23 North par.Lowestoft
Abbott E. 86 St. Peter st. Lowestoft Alderton Danl. The Villa, Beyton,Bury Allnutt J. Wrentham, WangfordR.S.O
Abbott Geo. 68 Berners st. Ipswich Alderton Mr.s. SS Lond{)n rd. Ipswich Allnutt Miss, 4 Sonth cliff, London rd.
Abbott George F. 2'67 Oauldwell Hall Alderton Mrs·. Shotley hall, Ipswich south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
road, Ipswich Alderton Mrs. 19 Warwick rd.Ipswich Allsop Miss, Earsham -st. Bungay
Abbott John Ibrooke Freeman, 13 St. Alderton Thomas, South view, Park Allthorpe James, 42 Lorne Park road,.
Margaret'3 plain, Lowestoft road, Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft
Abbott Joseph, Wickham Market Aldis Ernest, 5 Ocean ter. Felixstowe Almack H.H.,J.P.Long Mellord R.S.O
Abbott Miss, 2 Stanley aven. Ips-wich Aldiss In. Geo. 94 Princes st. Ipswich Alston Miss, Nayland, Colchester
Abbott Mrs. 20 Berners st. Ipswich Aldous A. J. 990hristchurch st.Ipswch Alston Mrs. I Queen's road, Bury
Abbott Mrs. 36 Windsor road, Kirk- Aldous J. W. Christchurch st. Ipswich Alston Th06. 14 High st. Ipswich
ley, Lowestoft Aldous John William, Norriss villas, Ambrose Rev. John Cole M.A. Ree·
Abery Mrs. Fonthill 1odge, Great Quilter road, Felixstowe tory, Little Cornard, Sudbury
Cornard, Sudbury Aldous Ml'S. East Bergholt, Oolchester Ambrose Miss, Cavendish R.S.O
Ablitt Mrs. 58 Alexandra rd. Ipswich Aldons William, 2 Albany terrace Ambrose Mrs. Cavendish R.S.O
Abraham Mrs. Undercliff terrace, Gosford road, Beccles ' Amey Rev. Alfred, The Manse, Bridge-
Felixstowe _ Aldred Rev. Arthur, Rectory, Wor- s~reet, ~ramling~am R.~.O
Abrey Charles, Cavenham, Soham lingham, Beccles AmI6s MIss,The Llilles,WlCkhamMrkt
Acton Charles James, Jessamine oot- Aldred Misses, Blyburgate st. Beccles Ander-son S~rg.-Lieut.,-Col. Robt. J.~
tllge, Wangford R.S.O Aldrich Oapt. Pelham RN. Tempe, The AcaCIas, Loom s. lane, Bury.
Adair Sir Hugh Edward bart. D.L., Ipswich road, Woodbridge ,Anderson Henry, 9 Sprmg rd. IpSWIch,
J.p. Flixton hall, Bungay; Little Aldrich Miss, Market pI. Mildenhall AndersoJ.! James Goorge Skelton,
Casino, Aldeburgh ; &; Ballymena Aldrich Miss, 165 Norwich rd. Ipswich Westhill, Aldeburgh R.S.O
castle, co. Antrim, Ireland Aldrich Misses, 19 Alpe street,Ipswich I Anderson Mrs. Old Market, Beccles
Adair Capt. Frederick Edward S. J.P. Aldridge F .North lo.London rd.Ipswch I Anderson Mrs. Garrett, Westhill,
Flixton hall, Bungay Aldridge Mrs. 43 Southgate st. Bury Aldeburgh R.S.O
Adams Major William James, The Aldridge T. Orown street, Stowmarket Anderson Mrs.Yewlands,Felsham,Bmy
Beach house, Aldeburgh R.S.O Alexander Capt. Alfred Gordon, Wor- Anderton Mrs. SS Friars st. Sudbury
Adams Rev. Benjamin B.A. The Rec- lington house, Soham Andre Richard William, 8 Grosvenor-
tory, Fritton, Yarmouth Alexander Jsph. 8 Newton rd.Sudbury place, Aldeburgh &.S.O
Adams Abraham, Stanton, Bury Alexander Miss, Victoria rd.Woodbrdg Andrewes G. L. 9 Gainsborough st.
Adams A., J.P. Windsor house, Lon- Alexander Mrs. East Tower, Norwich Sudbury
don rd. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft road, Jipswich Andrewes Misses,67 Friars st.Sudbury
Adams Alfd. Fern bank, Stanton, Bury Alexander Mrs. I Madeline villas, Nor- Andrews Rev. Lancelot William Hale-
Adams Arth. St. Andrew st.Mildenhall wich road, Ipswich M.A. Rectory,. ~ushmore,Lowestoft
Adams E. 2 South End ter. Bungay Alexander Mrs.138 Norwich rd.Ipswch Andrews Rev. Wilham H!l:le M.A. Hed-
Adams Edward, Floral terrace, St. Alexander William, Gatewick, Park ley house, Carlton Colville,Lowesto~t
John's, Woodbridge road, Ipswich Andrews Charles, Higham, Bury
Adams F. 15 St. Peter's st.Lowestoft Alfrey Miss, Broad view, Oarlton 001- Andrews F. O. Ivy lodge, Cemetery
Adams Hy. 26 Old Nelson -st.I.owestoft ville, Lowestoft road, Bury
Adams James, Quilter I'd. Felixstowe Alger O. B. Milton rd. Stowmarket Andrews Henry, Wa.veney house, S~.
Adams James, 2 Spring road, Ipswich AIger Mm,. Neyland, Colchester Olave's, Great Yarmo.uth ..
Adams Miss, Childer rd. Stowmal'ket Allan Rev. George M.A. Vicarage, Andrews Jas. 25 1. ~orw1Ch rd.IpswIch
Adams Miss, Upper Olland st. Bungay Kenton, Stowmarket Andrews John William, Gordo;n house,
Adams Mrs. 319 London road -south, Allan Rev. William D.D. St. Mary's Cumberland street, Woo.dbndge .
Kirkley, Lowestoft vicarage, Trinity street, Bungay Andrews ~.TheM~unt,Chilton,Sudbrr
Adams Mrs. H. S. 2 King st. Sndbury Allan Mrs. Brodick, Graham rd.Ipswch Andrews MI~S,II GIppes~k rd.Ips.wch
Adamson Mrs. Market hill, Framling- Alldiss Misses, Hillclose, Great Beal- Andrews MIss,Market hill,Woodbndge
ham R.S.O ings, Woodbridge Andrews Mrs. 2 :rhe Crescent, Lon-
Adamson Mrs. 27 Windsor road, Allen Rev. Mundeford T.A.K.C.L. don road, IpSWIch
Kirkley, Lowestoft Vicarage, Winston, Stowmarket Andrews R. B. Earsham st. Bungay
Adcock George Robert, The Limes, Allen Oharles, The Pines, London road Angell Tom P. Blyburgate st. Beccle9-
College road, Framlingham R.S.O south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Anley Frederick, AmhUTst, London
Adlard N. C.178Woodbridge rd.Ipswch !.lIen Fredk. C. Station rd. Beccles road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft .
Adnams Ernest Michael Underhill, Allen George Biffen, Merton honse, Anness Philip John, The Limes, YO:l\-
Blackwater, Reydon, Southwold Norwich road, Ipswich ford, Saxmundham
Affieck Sir Robert bart. D.L., J.P. Allen Miss, 22 Marine parade,Lowestft Anness Richard, 56 Wellington 001'-
Dalham hall, Newmarket Allen Mrs. Fernleigh, Felixstowe race, London road, Ipswich
Aggleton Mrs. 4 Regina terrace, Re- Allf:n Mrs. 234 London road south, Anness Saml. R. 15 London rd.Ipswch
gent road, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft Anns George, Springfield lodge, Great
Agnew Mrs. Uaydon, Ipswich AlIen Mrs. Manor house, Halesworth Cornard, Sudbnry
Aimson Harry, Rose cottage, Orford, AlIen Mrs. In. Kessingland, Lowestoft Antrim Rev. Charles, St. Kilda, ViC'-
Wickham Market Alien Robert, The Ferns, Bath road, toria street, Felixstow9
Ainley E.. T. 31 Springfield rd. Bury Felixstowe Antrobus C. In. The Abbey, Eye
Ainsworth Harry, Smallgate st.Beccles AlIen Robt. J. 39 High st. Southwold Appleton Edgar Grant, Adelaide oot-
Airy Hubert M.A., M.D. Stoke house, Allen S. E. 12 Church st. Sudbury tage, O>mbs, Stowmarket
Church street, Woodbridge Allen William, Thorndon, Eye Appleyard George, Browster, Paken-
Ailken Rev. H.17 Manor ter.Felixstowe Allenby Mrs. Felixstowe ho.Felixstowe ham, Bury
Ajax John, 41 Bolton lane, Ipswich Allerton Thomas Simpson, Dene side, Apthorp Rev. East M.A. Vicarage,
.Alderton D. Benton st.HadleighR.S.O Belle Vue park, Lowestoft Farnham, Saxmuniham
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Arbon Henry, Aden villas, Westley Aveline-Green Miss, Enfield house, Balls C. 10 Holton ter.Holtn.Haleswth
road, Bury Marina, Lowestoft Balls George, Hill view, Springfield
Archbold Rev. Thomas :M.A. Rectory, Avies Herbert, 14 Victoria st. Bury road, Bury
Burgate, Dise ..!.yers Thomas, 281 London rd. south, Balls Ml'lS. I4 Crown stree'-, Bury
Archbold Miss, 34 .Alexandra. road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Balls Mrs. Fairclose road, Beccles
Lowestoft Ayling Rev. William John, Rectory, Balls Mrs.6Holton ter.Holtn.Haleswth
Arch€r Rev. Charles Goodwyn M.A., Withersfield, Newmarket Balls Mrs. 142 London rd. Lowestoft
J.P. Rectory, .A.lderton, Woodbridge Ayling Mrs. Withersfield, Kewmarket Balls ·W. Castle st. FramlinghamRS.O
A.rcher Rev. George Frederick M.A. Ayres Arthur, Salisbury house, Fox- Balls Wm. T. 28 High st. Lowestoft
Rectory, Whitton-cum-Thurle.ston, hall road, Ipswich Baly H. 207 Woodbridge rd. Ipswich
Ipswich Ayres Henry, Fern villa, Alexandra Bambridge H. B. 29 Friars st.Sudburv
Archer Rev. Timotby, Rose villas" Fair road, Beccles Bane Mrs. 49 Friars ~treet, Sudbury"
close, Beccles Ayr~on William, The Cliff, Bally- Banes H. N. Eversley, The Commor..,
Archer Herbert Edward, River view, gate street, Beccles 'Southwold .
Tuddenham road, Ipswich Babington F. E., J.P.Sth.lo.Haleswrth Bangs :Miss, Lakenheath, Brandon
Archer Miss, 359 London road south, Babing-ton Mis!i1, Crianan, Felixstowe Banham Rev.Henry French M.A.,~I.D.
Kirkley, Lowestoft Back Lt.-Col. P. E. Mancroft towers, The Vicarage, Tuddenham St. :Mar-
Archer Mrs. 39 Christchurch st.Ipswh OuIton, Lowestoft tin, Ipswich .
Archer Mrs. 15.5 Norwich rd. Ipswich Back W.G.Stratford St. Mary,Clchstr Banham Francis E. Grange rd.Beccles
Archer Mrs. 185 Princes st. Ipswich Backhouse George Robed, 2 Langley Bankes-Williams Rev. WiJiam B.A.
Archer Mrs. Red ho.Flixton rd.Bungy villas, Spring-field road, Bury Acton, Sudbury ,
Arcber Mrs. Semer lodge, Ipswicb Badeley Rev. Georg-e Edwd. B.A. Rec- Banks Rev.Saml.Jobn,SherbrookeM ...!..
Archer Mrs.TheCa,stle, HadleighRS.O tory, Great Whelnetham, Bury Rectory, Trimley St. Martin's S.O
Archer Mrs. The Mount, Ipswich Badham Charles, Peacock hall, Little Banks Fred, 26 Low. Brook st. Ipswich
Archer W.G . jun. The Gables,Queen's Corna.rd, Sudbury Banks Thomas, Vanessa villa, Tun-
road, Felixstowe Badshah Mrs. Lalla Rookh, St. stall, Wickham Market
Archibald J. C. The Gables, St. John's Edmund's road, Ipswich Banks Mrs. 66 Foundation st. Ipswich
road, Bungay Bage Rev. John, Portland place, Had- Banks William, Hazeldene,London road
Ardener Mrs.2oC)Woodbrdg.rd.Ipswch leigh R.S.O south, Kirkley, Lowestoft .
Ardley Misses, Thornbank, Westerfield Bagenal Pbilip, High view, Belstead Bantock Mrs. Oakville, Newton road,
road, Ipswich road, Ipswich SUdbury
Armes Mrs. Hardwick house, Stour Bailey Chas. 45 Alpe .street, Ipswich Bantock William, jun; Mill hou.se,
,street, Sudbury' Bailey El'Il~st, W. 13 Holly rd. Ipswich Lavenbam RS.O .
Armistead John. Folly house, Haugb- Bailey Geo. W. 21 Orford st. Ipswich Bantoft C. 120 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich
ley, Stowmarket Bailey John, 21 Bedford st. Ipswich Bantoft Guy C. Westwell, Wester-
Armstl'Ong Ml's. 72 Orford st. Ipswich Bailey William, I Norfolk tel'. Lon- field. road, Ipswich
Armstrong William. Eastgate house, don rd. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Bantoft H. B. 131 Woodbdg.rd.Ipswch
Eastgate street, Bury Baily Alfred, 6 Warrington rd.Ipswich Bantoft Miss, Westwe:J, Westerfield
Arnold A. 7 Palmel'ston rd. Ipswich Baines Miss, Solita, Yoxford, Sax- road, Ipswich.
Arnold Edward. Cornard l'd. Sudbury mundham Bantoft Misses, 120 Woodbridge rOlid,
Arnold Mrs.Hillsirle,London rd.Beccles Baird Major Edward William David Ipswich
Arnold W. J. 8 Out Westgate, Bury J.P. Exning house, Newmarket Bantoft William, Hamilton toweJ,",
Arnott In. Chnrch st. Woodbridge Baird Miss, 13 Marine par. Lowestoft .Westerfield road, Ipswich
Arnott Mrs. Darsham, Saxmundham Baird Mrs. 4I Crown street, Bury Banyard Geo. Wilfred, 'Albany villas,
Arnott W. A. St. John's st.Woodbrdg Baird Mrs. 285 London road south, Cumberlund street, Woodbridge
Arnott Wm. Church st. Woodbridge Kirkley, Lowestofit Banyard Mrs.Carlton ColvilIe,Lowestft
Arton O. P .• B.A. School house, Hen- Baker Capt. Julian A.• RN. Hasketon Banyard Mrs.<St. John's st. Woodbrdg
lev road. Ipswich manor, Hasketon, Woodbridge Banyard Robert, I Gordon villas, St.
Ashby John, Woodbury, Mill road, Baker Rev. S. J. (Baptist), 130 York John's, Woodbridge
Lowestoft road, Bury Barber Capt. John Frederick Lee, High
Asbford Frerlerick Isaac, Tbe Limes, Baker E. G. 42 Alexandra nLLwestft street, Brandon
Benhall, Saxmundham Baker Harry Howe, Chilton croft, Barber Rev. Robert.. W"illiam M.A.
Ashford JamE"g, 19 Marine parade, Great Cornard, Sudbury . Thurston, Bury .
Lowestoft . Baker Herbert Rabert, 13 Windsor rd. Barber Rev. Thomas' M.A. Rectory,
Ashford Miss, 'park cot. Saxmundham Kirkley, Lowestoft Elmsett, Ipswich '. .
Ashford Mrs. 3 Holton' terrace, Hol- Baker James, Blytbside, Russell l'd. Barber Artbur H. Lee, The Limes,
ton, Halesworth Ipswich Brandon .
Ashley Miss, Lakenheath, Brandon Baker J(}hn, 29 Borough rd. Ipswich Barber Frdk.Carlton ~o:ville, Lowestft
Asphlant Mrs.Hf'1lzworth ho.Haverhill Baker Miss, 57 Church gate st. Bury Barber John L. Herrmgfleet, Lowestft
Ashton Rev. Aribur M.A. Uggeshall, Baker Misses, Beech terrace, Creet- Barber Miss, <Hungate street, Beccles
Wangford RS.O ing St. Mary, Needbam Market Barber Mrs. I I North parade,Lowestft
Ashton H. R I I Northgate st. Bury Baker Misses, Croft house, Sudbury Barber Mrs. Oak cottage, Nbrwich rd.
Ashworth Rev.lsaae,63North st.Sdbry Baker Misses, Wisteria cottage, Old Ipswich '.
Askin Thomas Cuming- B.A.,· RCh., Market place, Sudbury Barbrook William Oliver, The Grove,
M.D. .AIdert{Jn, Woodbridge Baker Mrs. I I Bedford st. Ipswich Ipswich road, Stowmarket .
Aspland J .. 9 Blomfield street, Bury Baker Mrs. 267 London road south, Bardens Rev. Robert Coad, Kobe Idg.
Atcheson Miss, 5 Rosai-io ter. London Kirkley, Lowestoft Cauldwell avenue, Ipswich .
road. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Baker Mrs. 84 Melford road, Sudbury Bardley Thomas, St. Peter's villas,
At,hill Mrs. The Villa, Norton, Bury Baker Mrs. Trinity Btreet, .Bungay Hospital road, Bury
Atkins Arthur, 19 Bolton la. Ipswich Baker Mrs. Edward, The Mill house, Bare James, The . Hollies, I Kirton,
Atkins Edwin, 89 Albert ,st. Lowestoft GreatA Cornard, Sudbury . Trimley S.O
Atkins James; Station road, Beecles Baker Richard W. Gladstone house, Bareham Mrs. Clare R.S.O
Atkins Miss, Park place; .Yoxford, Aldeburgh R.S.O Barham Rev. John RA., Saxtead,
Saxmundbam, • Baker Rabert, Ivy ho. Elmswell,Bury Framlingham· R.S.O
Atkins Mrs. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Baker Sam!. 38 Clarkson st. Ipswich Barker Rev. Rowland Vectis M.A.
Atkins Mrs. Rockville. Lome terrace, Baker Sydney R The Mill house, The Vicarage, Bramford, Ipswich
Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Great Cornard, Sudbury Barker A. A. 49 London rd. Ipswich
Atkinson Mrs. 2 Albany villas, Fair- Bakker J. G. 12 Warwick rd.Ipswich Barker Miss, The Limes,Wickhm.Mrkt
close road, Beccle& BaldryA.Bank ho.Thoroughfre.Hlswth Barker Miss,19 Wel:ington esplanade,
Atterton In. 41 HamlefJ rd. Haverhill Baldry George, 2 Oxford villas, Cauld- Lowestoft .
Atwood Rev. Arthur Thomas RA. wall Hall road, Ipswich Barker Mrs. 41 Northgate st. Bury
Rectory, Bromeswell, Woodbridge Baldry Miss, Red ho.Yoxfd.Sxmndhm Barker Mrs. Ixworth, Bury.
Austin Charles ,J.P: Brande-ston hall, Baldwin Godfrey W. A., J.p. Pippin Barkley R A. The Priory,Palgry.D:ss
Wickbam ':Market' park, Lidgate, Newmarket . Barlow Edmund Francis Masterman,
Austin Mrs. Brandeston hall, 'Wick- Baldwin Mrs.Abbey cot. Cockfld. Bury Hasketon, Woodbridge
ham Market' .. Baldwin '\Villiam, 327 London road Barlow 1'Irs.Frederick,The Shrubbery,
Austin Mrs. Station road, Framling- south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Hasketon, Woodbridge
ham R S : O ' Ball Rev. Herbert B.A. 34 .A.nglesea Barnard Albert, Mill house, Foxhall
Austin Mrs. The Firs, Stratford St. road, Ipswich road, Ipswich
Nary, Colchester Ballam E(iward J. C. The Ashes, Barne Lady Constance, Sotterley hall,
Austin Wm. 43 Bramford la. Ipswich Soowmarket Wangford R.S.O
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Barnard-Smith Rev. Bamard Gooch Battell Edwd.27 Westerfield rd.Ipswch Beeby John, Bridge house, Brand()n
M.A. Uplands, Carlton Colville, Battely W,C.7 Gippeswyk rd.Ipswich Beech Rev. Howard M.A. Great
Lowestoft Batten Mrs. Wentsland house, MeIford 'J3ealings, Woodbridge
Bame Miles, Sotterley ha~, Wangford road, Sudbury Beacham Mrs.I7North par.Lowestoft
R.S.O. 0& Grey Friars, Dunwich, Battley WaIter, Little Round wood, Beer Arthur John, 2 Norriss villas,
Saxmundham Sidegate lane, Ipswich Quilter road, Felixstowe
Barnes The Hon. Sir John Gorell M.A. Baugh Edward Ernest, 135 St. Peter1s Beeson A. H. Bath road, Felixstowe
Strat,ford hills, Stratford St. Mary, street, Lowestoft Beeton Mrs. I" Grosvenor road, Kirk-
Colchester Bauley William, Lome house, Lome ley, Lowestoft
Barnes Rev. Brooke Cremer M.A. ter. Pakefield rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft Beevor Chas. P. Violet hI. Stowmarket
Rectory, Naughton, Ipswich Bawtree George WilIiam, Flixton ho. Belcher ReT. William RA. Rectory,
Bllo1'Iles Rev. Francis M.A. Shading- Lowestoft &; The Lodge, Wi:lingdon, Hevingham. Saxmundham
field, Halesworth tk Beaumont villa, near Eastbourne Belding H. W. R. Trinity st. Blmgay
London road, Beccles Baxter Edgar Geo. 5 Adelphi pl.Ipswh Bell Alfd. In. 10 High st. Lowestoft
Barnes A. Cumberland st. Woodbrdg Baxter Frederick, 28 'Cleveland road, Bell Irving, 18 Grosvenor road,
Barnes Edgar George M.D.Lond. Hill Kirkley, Lowestoft . K:irkley, Lowestoft
house, E y e . Baxter Miss, 38 We:! street, Bury Bell J.Girling- ho. Girling st. Sudbury
Bames Henry J. The Lindens, Melton, Bayard Miss, Walmer house, London Bell Mrs. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Woodbridge road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Bell Robert, Rose villa, Hol!and road,
Barnes John Edwd. J.P. Clare R.S.O Bayley Geo.Wolsey ho.Wolsey st.Ipswh St. John's, Ipswich
Barnes Miss, 14 High street, Lowestoft Bayley James Rogers, OakIands, Bell W. L. 123 London rd. Lowestoft
Barnes Miss, Wellclose square, Fram- Bronghton road, Ipswich Bell William Gomm, Sandcliffe, Kirk-
lingham R.S.O . Bayley Miss, 96 Spring rd. Ipswich ley Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Barnes Mrs. Station road, Beccles Bayley Mrs. 17 Friars rd. Ipswich Bellingham R. St. George's rd.Beccles
Barnes Mrs. Walsham-le-Willows,Bury Bayley W. 64 Wherstead rd. Ipswich Bellman Rev. Arthur Horatio RA.
Barnes R.S. 21 Old Nelson st.Lowestft Bayley W. T. Orwell road, Felixstowe Gislingham, Eye
Barnewal W. I Waveney ter. Bungay Bayley William Maxwell, 108 Christ- Bellman Rev. James S. St. John's,
Barney Miss, Rattlesden, Bury church street, Ipswich Woodbridg-e
Barns J. S. 107 LondoJ;l rd. Ipswich Baylie W. E. White house, Yoxford, BeUward Herbert William, Hungate
Baron Horatio Nelson,The High house, Saxmundham house, Hung-ate lane, Beccles
Orford, Wickham Market BayIis .T. G. 89 Burrell rd. Ipswich Bellward John, I Colville villas,
Baron Robert Russell, Bank house, Beales Isaac, The Old rectory, Pake- Norwich road, Ipswich
Abbeygate street, Bury . . field, Lowestoft Beloe Mrs. Brook hall, Bramfield,
BaI'raclough Henry C., M.D. London Beamish Albert Edward, 2 Claremont Haleswortb .
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft . Toad, Kirkley, Lowestoft Beltan Arthur John, 5 South cliff, Lon-
Barraclough Mrs. St. Mary's, Kirkley Beamish A. O. Church rd. Lowestoft don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Beamish J. W. Station rd. Sudbury Bemment Miss,244 London road south,
BlI.rratt Gordon, Broad street, Bungay Beamish Mrs. 66 Albert st. Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft
Barrell Arthur William,Griffin cottage, Bean Rev. Clement Willoughby M.A. Bence-Lambert Col. Guy Leno:!: D.L.,
Bramford road, Ipswich Rectory, Somerleyton, Lowestoft J.P. Thorington hall, Darsham,
Barrell H. Seckford st•. Woodbridge Bean Mrs. Long Melford &.,S.O Saxmundham
Barrett-Lennard Rev. Dacre M.A. Beane Alfred Wm. 4 Beach rd.Lowestft BendaIl Mrs. 39 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Rectory, Aldham, Hadleigh Bear Alfred John, Brook house, Great Bendixen Carl Cetti, Nayland, Colchstr
Barrington Rev. Ythil ArthuI' M.A. 'ComaI'd, Sudbury Benham A. W. 129 London rd.Ipswich
20 Fonnereau road, Ipswich Bear John, 21 Friars street, Sudbury Benham J. H.S.Walberswick,Southwld
Barry Rev.Foster Stable M.A.Rectory, Beard Edward, 74 Orford ·st. Ipswich Benn Miss, 27 Alpe street, Ipswich
Badingham, Framlingham R.S.O Beart F. W. 229 Norwich I'd. Ipswich Bennet G. F. P., J.P.Gt. Barton, Bury
Barritt Mrs. Union st. Stowmarket Beasley Mrs. Mandala house, Melford Bennetb Rev. H. 24 Garland -st. Bury
Barthorpe Henry Arthur, The Grove, road, Sudbury Bennett A. A. Clovelly, Russell
Sproughton, Ipswich . . Beauchamp Miss, Denbigh, Kirkley road, Ipswich
Bartlet In. Hy. M.D., J.P. Berkfield Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Bennett Chaxles Vincent, Cromwell,
lodge, Belstead road, Ipswich Beauchamp Vernon, Homewood cot- Ranelag-h road, Felixstowe
Bartlett Rev. Lewis, I Hartington tage, Hitcham, Ipswich Bennett Fred, 20 Church st. Ipswich
TilIas, Aldeburgh R.S.O Beauclerk Amelius George, The Bun- Bennett Geo. C.I2 Fonnerau rd.Ipswch
Bartlett Chas.B.9 Stevenson rd.Ipswch galow, Kelsale, SaxIDundham Bennett George, 31 Windsor road,
Bartlett Jsph. Violet hill, Stowmarket Beaumont James, 315. London road Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bartlett Miss,Stowe' cot.lvry s't.Ipswh .south, Kirkley, LowBstoft Bennett John Thomas, 22 Church st.
Barton Mainprice,Edgworth I'd.Sudbry BeaumontJ.Portland pl.HadleighR.S.O St. Clement's, Ipswich ..
Barton Mrs. 2 St. George's pI. Beccles Beaumont Mrs. II Kirkley cliff, Kirk- Bennett Mis·s, 129 Fore street, St.
Bartan Thomas, Apsley house, Norwich ley, Lowestoft . Clement's, Ipswich
road, Ipswich .' ( Beaumont Mrs. 2 Neale st. Ipswich Bennett Mrs. 22 Cleveland rd. Kirk:-
Barwell Robert, Albert crescent, BuT)' Becher Frank G. St. Edmunds~ St. ley, Lowestoft
Bascombe Reginald Edward, Alving- Edmunds' road, Ipswich Bennett Mrs. 9'Northgate ·st. Ipswich
ton house, Northgate street, Bury Beck' James, 35 Windsor road, Kirk- Bennett Mr.s. I South cliff, 'London rd.
Basden Rev. Frederick, Walsham-Ie- ley, Lowestoft. south, Kirklev, Lowestoft
Willows, Bury .. , Beckett. Rev. Ezra T. Biideston S.O Bennett Mrs. Upper st.Layham,Hdlgh
Base Srn!. J.P. Ringsfield hall,Beccles Beckett I:l:. ~ Old Nelson st. Lowestoft Bennett R. 5 St. Helens ·st. Ipswich
Basham Horace, Swiss cottage,Beach, Bedlett James, .sen. . 1,1 Church Bennett Waiter, Kentisbeare, Henley
Aldeburgh R.'S.O·· .' road, Lowestoft road, Ipswich
Basham Misses, Broad st. Haverhill Beckett J.-jun. 12 Church rd.Lowestft Bennewitz Carl F. Marlborough hotel,
Bass Mrs. 94 London road,· Ipswich Becton Wm. The Vicarage,Hoxne,:E:ye Southwold
Baster Frederick George, 12 Lorne Bedell Rev. Alfred J .• RA. Surbiton Benney Mrs. Alcove house, London rd.
Park road, Kirkley,· Lowestoft house, Ipswich road, Stowmarket south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bastian Henry, Netherbury hall, Lay- Bedford Carus~ I Bank street... Ipswich Benns James, 13 Lorne Park road,
ham, Hadleigh .~. . . . Bedford Mrs. 60 Carlton road, Kirk- Kirkley, Lowestoft
Batcock Rev. Williliin, 'Manse, Deben- ley, Lowestoft Bent Mrs. Felix road, Felixstowe
ham, Stowmarket .. . Bedingfield Lieut. James B.N., .T.P. Bent Thomas, Ravensmeer, Beccles
Bate Rev. John. Mer.edithB.A.· 47 Bedingfield, Eye Bentham Richard,.Alm.a cottage, 1;lel-
Crown street, Bury Bedingfield Mrs. North 1Y{)od house, ton, Woodbridge
Bate George. Park road, Lovvestoft Mutford, Beccles , Bentley James, Cornhill, Bury
Bate Mrs. Woodside,Park rQ,.Lowestft Bedingfield Joseph, Pansy place, Fair. Bere Mrs. Richmond, Cauldwell.HaIl
Bately Alfred, 55 Felixsto'We rd.lpswch close road, Beccles road, Ipswich
Bateman Lady, Brome hall, Eye Bedingfield William Edwin, 252 Berkback Mrs. Belle Vue pk.Lowestoft
Bates Rev. Ernest M.A. The .Rectory, Woodbridge road, Ipswich Berkeley Paul Maurice, Crane han.
Blaxhall, Wickham Market , Bedwell Arthnr, Holmdale, Carlton Sproughton,Ipswich; & St.Stephen·s
Bates Frederick, Burleigh,Kirkler Cliff , C{)lville, Lowestoft , club, London
road, KirkIey, Lowestoft . Bedwell John, The Shrublands, Lon- Bernard Arthur Montague RA., J.P.
Bates Geo. Waller, Holton, Haleswrth don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft The Lodge, Copdock, Ipswich
Bates :\irs. 17 High street, Haverhill Bedwell Mrs. Childer rt1ad.Stowmarket Bemers Rev. Hugh Augustus M.A.
Bates Thomas, 14 Friars st. Sudbury Bedwell Mrs. Farnham, Saxmundham Harkstead, Ipswich
Bath Miss, St. Arvans, Southwold Bedwell Wm. 12 Hospital rd. Bury Berners Charles Hugh D.L., J.P. The
Batley A. J. 6 Palmerston rd.Ipswich Bee Thomas, 15 Beach rd. Lowestoft Hall, WoolverstQne, Ipswich
 384 BER
Berry Miss, 29'2 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
:Berry WaIter M.D. Richmond house,
London rd. .sth. Kirkley, Lowe.stoft
Besant Christopher, Barrow, Bury
Best Rev. EdwardFusilierAssoc.K.O.L.
Rectory, Flowton, Ipswich
Best H.4I Windsor rd.Kirkley,LowsUt
Best John D. 27 Grosven()r road,Kirk-
ley. Lowestoft
Betenson Wm. B. Trinity st. Bungay
Betham Rev. Canon Charles Jepson
M.A. Brettenham. Ipswich
Betham Oharles Goddard M.A. The
Rectory, Brettenham, Ipswich
Betts A. S. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Betts Geo. L. Great Barton, Bury
Betts John. Grange house, Pytches
road, Woodbridge
Betts Miss, Wortham manor, Diss
Betts Mrs. The Vine. Yoxford,
Saxmundham
Bevan Alfred G. 101 Fore st. Ipswich
Bevan A. B. 8 Northgate st. Bury
Bevan Hy. W. 9 High .st. Lowestoft
Beveridge E. M. Prospect place,Combs.
Stowmarket
Beveridge J. J.. M.A. Riectory oSt.
Halesworta
Beverley Ba-rnabas, Rose villa, The
Grange, Beccles
Beverley Mr-s. Station road, Be-ccles
Beverlev W.2I Westerneld rd.lpswich
Bewers H. J. Cumberland oSt. Woodbdg
Bezanli James, 21 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Bibby J. Deben lodge. Woodbridge
Bibby Miss. Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Bicker Mrs. Station rd.Leiston R.S.O
Biddell Herman RA. Framlingham col-
lege, Framlingham R.8.0
Biddell Misses, 29 Henley rd. Ipswich
Biddell Mrs. Birnam lodge, .crescent
road, Ipswich
Biddell William J.P. Lavenham -hall,
Lavenham R.8.0
Biddle George Arthur. Upland gate,
Bishop's hill, Ipswich
Biden C. W. Laxfield, Framling-
ham R.8.0
Biden C. W. Cratfield 10. Halesworth
Bidwell Miss, 32 Ivry street, Ipswich
Bignold Rev. Reginald Augustus, Rac-
tory, Carlton QQlville, Lowestoft
Bilham Jas. White ho. OecoId, Eye
Binckes F. Upland ho. Botesdale, Diss
Binny Maj.-Gen. William Henry, Cres-
pigny house, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Bil'ch Henry Clarkson. El Rancho,
PreMion, Lavenham R.S.O
BircB. J. R. 73Christchuroh st.Ipswich
Birch Mrs. Felix house, Montague I'd.
Felixstowe
Birch Mrs. Jeremiah, (,'ratfield l()dge,
Halesworth
Bird B. sen. 25 High street. Ipswich
Bird Chas. 77 Albert street. Lowestoft
Bird F.Redlands,Warrington rd.Ipswch
Bird John, 50 St. Leonard's road,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Bird Mrs. 52 High street. Ipswich
Bird William,33 Lower Brook st.Ipswh
Bird W. H. 104 Queen's rd.Lowestoft
Bishop Alfred. 71 Southgate st. Bury
Bishop Henry George, M.S.A. Cheap-
. side, Stowmarket
Bisshopp Edward, Fernley, Haslemere,
St. Edmund's road, Ipswich
Bixby Josiah W. 54 Spring rd.Ipswich
Bixby Robt. 56 Alexandra rn. Ipswich
Black Rev. William Fau!lsett D.D. The
Red house, Ufford, Woodbridge
Blackall Miss, Abbey precincts, Bury
Blackett MI'&. London road. Beceles
Blair Mrs. C. The Red house, Sudbury
Blair Thos. :x66 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Blake Sir Patrick James Graham bart.
J.P. Bardwell manor. Bury
Blake Ernest John. 304 London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bla.ke Marcus, 80 Guildhall st. Bury
Blake Mrs. Chapel lane, Woodbridge
SUFFOLK.
Blake Mrs. 6 Westgate street, Bury
Blake Mrs. 9 St. Mary's square, Bury
Blakesley Mrs. Offton, Ipswich
Blakiston Very Rev. R Milburn M.A.,
F.S.A. Rectory, Hadleigh RS.O
Bland Rev.S.K.44Warrington rd.lpswh
Bland David,Bradfield St. George,Bury
Bland Thomas,70 London road,Ipswich
Blandy Col. WilEam, Earl Soham,
Wickham Market
Blatchley E. R. Feltons, Barrow. Bury
Blaxell Miss. 45 Windsor road,Kirkley.
Lowestoft
Blencowe George. 8 Angel hill, Bury
Bligh Hon. Ivo Francis Walter, Pet-
tiMiree, Wickham Market
Block .A1fd. Robt. 7 Station rd.Beccles
Block Benjamin,92 Albert st.Lowestoft
Block Isaac, 96 Albert st. Lowestoft
Block Mrs. H. Station road, Beccles
Block William Ohandler, Crane Hill ho.
Sproughton, Ipswich
Blofield Mrs. Lambourne lodge, Angle-
sea road, Ipswich
Blofield Wm. A. 51 Gt. Whip street,
Stoke, Ipswich
Blogg William. 34 Grosvenor road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Blois Sir Ralph Barrett Macnaghten
bart.D.L.,J.P.Cocfield hall, Yoxford,
Saxmundham & Erin vil.Southwold
Blois CharlesGodfrey,Beveriche manor,
Yoxford, Saxmundham
Blois Miss, Cynthia house, Southwold
Blomfield Henry, Bank house, Church
street, Woodbridge
Bloomfield Col. Alfred J.P. The Grove,
Great Glemham, Saxmundham
Bloomfield A. 125 Southgate st. Bury
Bloomfield F.I24Woodbridge rd.lpswch
Bloomfield J. 135 London rd. Ipswich
Bloomfield J. lIS St. Belen's st.lpswch
Bloomfield Jas. 6 Adelphi pI. Ipswich
Bloomfield Mrs. Hill house, Fore st.
Framlingham RS.O.
Bloomfield Robert, 1 Victoria villas,
Hospital road, Bury
Bloss Francis E. Mill st. Mildenhall
Blount Mrs. The Beeches. Westerfield
road, Ipswich
Bloxsome S. C. 103 Lacey st. Ipswich
Bluett Rev. Nugent Lovel M.A. Vicar-
age, Redisham, Halesworth
Blumfield Mason, Wellclose square,
Framlingham R.S.O
Blumfield Miss S. College rd. Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Blyth Rev. Cecil Frederick M.A. Rec-
tory, Wetheringsett, Stowmarket
BIytb Mrs. S. Nayland, Colchester
Blyth 'fhomas S. Nayland, Colchester
Boar Wm. D. St. George's rd. Beccles
Boardman Ohas. Elmhurst, Haverhill
Boatwright A. 2 Waveney ter. Bungay
Bobbett Mrs. 41 Arnold st. Lowestoft
Boby Chas. Geo. 87 Whiting st. Bury
Boby In. Wm. 96 Risbygate st. Bury
Boby Mrs. Bloomfield house, Lower
Baxter street, Bury
Bocock John, 18 Angel hin, Bury
Bocock William Percy. Needham hall,
Gazeley, Newmarket
Eoggis Frank, I King st. Sudbury
iBoggis Robert, 6 Richmond pL Kirk-
ley. Lowestoft
Boggis Simon G. Jubilee cot. Bures
St. Mary RS.O
Boggis William Edmund,Ailwin house,
Abbey grounds, Bury
Eoghurst Miss, Copdock, Ipswich
Boivin W. Brantham, Manningtree
Boldero A. White ho. Rattlesden,Bury
Bond Frederick George, Derby lodge,
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Bond Geo. Jas. Exchange sq. Beccles
Bond James Benj. 17 Holly rd. Ipswich
Bond Mrs. 154 Denmark rd. Lowestoft
Bond Mrs. 333 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bond P. T. Dunclutha. Stanley road,
Felixstowe
[KELLY'S
Bond Hobert, Cauldwell hall, Spring
road, Ipswich
Bond Robert Beaumont, Red house~
Sproughton, Ipswich
BondWm. K. Pentucket, St. Edmunds
road, Ipswich
Bone George William, Newton house.
Foxhall road, Ipswich
Bone Mrs. 7 Constitution hill,Ipswich
Bonner Henry, I I Hospital road, Bu:r:y
St. Edmunds
Bonny Mrs. 25 Cleveland road, KirkleYr
Lowestoft
Bonus J.Lavender cot.Walton,Ipswich
Booker-Hill Rev. Alfd.Ernest, Rectory,
Ilketshall St. John, Bungay
Bocne Charles HeLry, 1 Trafalgar ter.
Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
BC'oth Lieat.-Col. Thomas G. Haw-
stead house, Bury St. Edmunds
Booth Benjamin B., J.P. Plashwoodi
park, Haughley, Stowmarket
Booth Ernest, Lerwill cottage, Cum-
berland street, Woodbridge
Booth G. jnn. Seckford st.Woodbridge-
Booth George, Ohurch st. Woodbridge
Booth George Albt. 6 St. Aubyn's ter.
Beaconsfield rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Booth W. Kimberley,Melton Woodbrdg:
Booth William Hy. Alandale, Graham
road, Ipswich
Booty Hesekh. Princes road, Lowestoft
Boreham John Bales, 12 Kensington
ter. Pakefield Td. Kirkley,Loweston
Borking Jas. 98 Olapham rd. Lowestft
Borrett Charles,I London road,Ipswich
Borrett Miss, The Chestnuts, Haches-
ton, Wickham 'Market
Borrl:'tt W. J. 9 ~orough rd. Ipswicb
Borrett Wm. T. 8 Spring rd. Ipswich
Borrett William Hambling, Leiston
hall, Leisron R.S.O
Boston Mrs. Hopton, Thetford
Bothwell Mrs. 12 Silent street, Ipswich
Bottomley Frederick John, 5 Carden.
terrace, Crown street, Stowmarket
Botwood Mrs. Maple house, Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Botwood Sam.uel Ernest, Maple bouse,.
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
BotwOJd William Thos. Maple house r
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Botwright Horace Cullum, Cambridge-
house, Broad street, Bungay
Botwright John, Thorndon, Eye
BoucherRev. Thomas Frederick,Stans-
field, Clare R.S.O
Boucher Mra. 40 Berners st. Ipswicb
Boughan Hugh, 299 London road sth~
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Boulter David, Station road, Beccles
Bou!ter Mrs. Bardolfe road, Bungay
Bouttell Tbos. 7 St. Andrew's street
north, Bury
Bouttell Wm. Long Melford R.S.O
Bovill Edwd. J. E. Henley rd. Ipswich
Bowcher F.Hill side,Higham,Colchestr-
Bowden Rev. Cbas. E., M.A. Rectory.
Ellough, Beccles
Bowen Rev. Edward Chas. Jackson,.
The Rectorv, Stoke Ash, Eye
Bower Thoma.s. Stradishall place.
Stradishall, Newmarket
Bowers George. 5 Victoria street, Bury
Bowers George Henry. Yoxford villas,.,
Frederick's place, Beccles
Bowers Misses, Long Melford RS.O-
Bowes Rev. Thomas. Cumberland st:.
Woodbridge
Bowling G. A. L. Kessingland,Lowestft
Bowyer Miss, 48 North stTeet,Sudbury
Bawyer Mrs. Church farm,Clare R.S.O
Boyce Rev. Wm. Earsham st. Bungay
Boyce MISS. Ixworth, Bury
Boyce Walter Golding, Manor farm,
West Row, Mildenhall
Boycott Edwd. Trint'ty house, Bungay
Boyd Alexander Gavilier Stronsay,
Kirkley Cliff road, Lowe~toft .
Boyfield Mrs. 129 St. Helen's st.Ipswch
Boyne Rev. T. G. 66 Friars st.Sudbry
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Bl'adbeer BenjaminMasterton,Withers·· Brock Miss, Melton, Woodbridge Brown Hobert, Hopton, Thetford
1ack,Kirkley Cliff rd.Kirkley,Low8tft Brock Mrs. Abbott's hall, Stowmarket Brown Saml. 44 Berners st. Ipswich
Bradbeer B,S'4fAlexandra rd.Lowestft Brocking Capt. Arthur, Kelsale hall, Brown T. Thoroughfare, Halesworth
Bradbeer Mrs. 13 GroVQ rd.Lowestoft SaxmundhaIll Brown Thos. 3 Surrey st. Lowestoft
Bradbury Geo. 33 Milton rd. Lowestft Brockis Rev. John, Barn st. Laven- Brown Thomas Common, 147 Wood-
Bradford William G. H., M.R, B.C. ham R.S.O bridge road, Ipswich
Vine cot. Debenham, Stowmarket Brockley William Samuel, Brooklyn, Brown Thomas Danes,Tiverton house.
Bradley Hy.S. Station rd. Stowmarkt Norwich road, Ipswich Aldeburgh R.S.O
Bradley Misses, Bay house, Stratford Brodie Edward Fitzgerald, Mount Brown Thomas H. Holford villa, Ken-
St. Mary, Colchester Prospect, Wickham Market sington road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bradnum Abraham, Tyneholme,West- Brogden Richard William M.B., B.S. Brown W. H. 30 Palmerston rd.Ipswch
hall, Wangford R.'S.O 12 Lower Brook street, Ipswich Brown Waiter, Grundisburgh house.
Bradstock A. Adelaide cot. 'Southwold Bromley Henry Wm. 24 Alpe st.lpswch Grundisburgh, Woodbridge
Brady Frank, 26 Cleveland rd. Kirkley, Bromley Joseph Robarts, The Croft, Brown William, High street, Brandon
Lowestoft Great Bealings, Woodbridge Browne Rev. Henry M.A. II6 Clap-
Brain Mrs. 131 Southgate street,Bury Bromley Mrs. Badmondisfield hall, ham road, Lowestoft
Braithwaite Mrs. Acton, Sudbury Wickhambrook, Newmarket Browne Rev. 'Sidney Spanswick, Yox-
Bramb:e Wm'44 Palmerston rd.Ipswch Brook H. T. 39 Cobbold st. Ipswich ford vil:as, Frederick's place,Beccles
Brame Geo. Montrose house, Norwich Brook Miss, Doric place, Woodbridge Browne Frederick George, 4 "Great
road, Ipswich Brook Misses, Highfield house, Haske- Whip street, Stoke, Ipswich
Brammer Miss, 68 Orford st. Ipswich ton, Woodbridge Browne George Fairbrother, 28 Gros-
Brand Edward, Sunny bank, Warring- Brooke Charles Berjew, jun. Colne venor road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
ton road, Ipswich house, Brantham, Manningtree Browne H. GlebQ frm.Thorndon, Eye
Brand J. S. 22 Burlington rd. Ipswich Brooke E., J.P. Ufford pI. Woodbridge Browne Jas. C. 16 Tayfen rd. Bnry
Brand Mrs. The Lawn, Great Cor- Brooke John Kendall ·M.A., J.P. Sib- Browne John Jas. 12 Friars st.Sudbry
nard, Sudbury ton park, Saxmundham Browne Lovic, 42 Burlington rd.lpswch
Brand Mrs. 65 ;Victoria street, Bury Brooke John Waiter Mawdsley, Naero- Browne Miss, The Poplars, Wrentham,
Brand Robert William, 64 Denmark dal, Yarmouth road, Lowestoft Wangford R.S.O
road, Lowestoft Brooke Miss, Wetheringsett manor, Browne Misses, Long 'Mellord ,R.S.O
Brand S. 26 Warrington rd. Ipswich Stowmarket Browne R. 136 Denmark rd.LowestofiJ
Branfill Mrs. Ixworth, Bury Brooke Misses, Warren hill, Woodbdg Browne-Wilkinson Bev. Henry, The
Branford Edgar, Ivy lodge, Doric Brooke Mrs. Wetheringsett manor, Rectory, Chelsworth, Bildeston S.O
place, Woodbridge Stowmarket Browning CoI.Montague Cha.rles C.B.,
BranfGrd Wm. 125 London rd.Ipswich Brooke WaIt. Lyndhurst, Woodbridge J.P. Brantham court, Manningtree
Branwhite Frederick, sen. Chapel Brooks F. A., M.D.St.Felix, Felixstowe Browning Mrs. 60 Whiting st. Bury
oause, Long Melford RS.O Broom Herbert, Wissett hall,Haleswth Browning Robinson, 4 Trafalgar ter-
Branwhite Frederick William, jun. Broom Miss, 3 Neale street, Ipswich race, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
Withindale mill,Long Melford R.S.O Broom Wm. Arth. 35 Alpe st. Ipswich Brownrigg Rev. Robert Graham.
Ilranwhite Wesley, The Holgate, Mel- Brown Capt. - , R.N. The Rookery, Plunket M.AI. The Rectory, Preston,
ford road, Sudbury Rougham, Bury Lavenham R.S.O
Brasted C.A.246 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh Brown ~ev. Alfred John, North view, Bruce Jsph. 71 London rd. Ipswich
Bray Mrs. London Toad, Brandon Queen's road, Bury Bruce Mrs. Tenby lodge, Norwich
Breach Mrs. 31 Cleveland road, Kirk- Brown Rev. F. D. Witnesham, Ipswich road, Ipswich
ley, Lowestoft Brown Rev. Henry RA. Vicarage, Bruce-Payne John M.A. 3II London
Bree Mrs. 2 Springfield road, Bury Cretingham, Framlingham RS.O road 8ou~h! Kirkley, Lowestoft
Breeze H.W. 27 St. 'Relen's st. Ipswich Brown Rev.J.G. Milton ho.Saxmndhm Brunger William Thomas, College rd.
lIrett Mrs. 13 Lower 1Jrook st.Ipswich Brown Rev. James Wilson Davy B.A. Fra~ingh~m RS.O .
Brett William, 286 London road south, Rectory, Stowlangtoft, Bury Brunnmg MISS, 22 Carlton rd. Kuk-
Kirkley, Lowestoft Brown Rev. John Thomas M.A. Vicar- ley, Lowestoft
Brett Wm. Hy. 18 High st. Lowestoft age, Littl~ Waldingfield, Sudbury Bryant A.. 50 Oheva~ier st. Ipswich.
Brewer Paul, Station road, Oulton Brown DavId Alfred, Ethelda. Felix- Bryant MISS, Dann VIlla, Redgrave,DIsI
Broad, Lowestoft stowe road, Ipswich Bryant Mrs. 19 Burlington rd.Ipswich
Brewster Rev. James George M.A. Brown Edgar Jermyn, Villette, Tud- Bryant Thomas H. Laxfield, Fram-
Rectory,Stratford St.Marv,Colchestr denham road, Ipswich lingham R.S.O
Briant Harry Herbert, I Elm villas, Brown F. Mill brook, Bentley, Ipswich Bryant William, St. Andrew's, Wey-
London rd.south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Brown Harry, 34 Gordon rd.Lowestoft .bread, Harles-ton
Briant Mrs. 3 Rosario terrace, London Brown Henry, Acton, Sudbury Buchan Misses, Layham ho. Hadleigh
road south, Kir<kley, Lowestoft Brown Herbert Henry M.D., F.R.C.S. Buchanan James, Fir Tree house,
Brice Miss, 172 Woodbridge rd.lpswh Eng. 3 Museum street, Ipswich :Sproughton, Ipswich
Bridge G. F., RA. (assistant master, Brown Jas.F.• RA., M.D. Barrow,Bury Buck Henry John, 20 Burrell road,
Queen Elizabeth1-s school), 25 Tower Brown John, 34 Blomfield st. Bury Stoke, Ipswich
"iltreet, Ipswich Brown John, 38 Cobbold st. Ipswich Buck Miss, 91 Christchurch st.Ips~ich
:Bridge Oliver,2'27 NOTWich rd. Ipswch Brown J'Ohn, Myrtle cottage, Little Buck W. M. 7~. Berners st. IpswlC·h
Bridge W. G. 189 Princes st. Ipswich Thurlow S.O Buckenham MISS, Ixworth, Bury
Bridge W. J. 22 North par. Lowestoft Brown In. W. 14 Grove I'd.Lowestoft Buckenham Mrs. Botesdale, Diss .
Bridges John, Albert place, Framling- Brown Lionel, 44 St. Leonard's road, Buckham E. 89 Berners st. IpSWIch
ham X.S.O Kirkley, Lowestoft Buckingham Mrs. Ohilton .Hill ha.
Brigden E. 9 Gippeswyk rd. Ipswich Brown Miss, Upland house, Spring rd. Sudbury
Bridgman 'By. Newton rd. Sudbury Ipswich Buckle J. E. Kingston ho.Woodbridge
Briggs Alfd. 5 Chester rd. Southwold Brown Miss A. W. Clare R.S.O Buckle John, Greeting St. Mary,
Bright Rev. 'T. 7 Waterloo rd.Ipswich Brown Miss M.A. Clare R.IS.O Needham Market
Bright Hugh, I Eastern villas. Alde- Brown Misses, 32 Stonr st. Sudbury Buckmaster Thomas Twidell, Victoria.
burgh R.S.O Brown Mrs. Oamden house, Ingate st. villas, Framlingham RS.O
Brighton Mrs. Fairfield rd.,Sxmndhm Beccles Bucknell Frederick Charles, Buteland
Brigstocke Wm. Player, Brent Eleigh Brown Mrs. Clare R.S.O villa, Felixstowe road, Ipswich
hall, Lavenham R.S.O Brown Mrs. Coddenham, Ipswich Bugen Hermann, 7 Alpe st. Ips-wich
'Brinkley W. Cumberland st. W'Oodbdg Brown Mrs. Hundon, Clare Bugg F. J. 53 Henley rd. Ipswich
Brinsmead Mrs. 127 Fore street, St. Brown Mrs. 295 London 1'0ad south, Bugg Goo. F. 6 Albert cres. Bury
Clementls, Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft Bugg Miss, 35 Spring road, Ipswich
Bristol Marquess of (Lord Lieut.), Bro:vn Mrs. 341 London road sonth, Bug.g William, 351 London road south.
Ickwoi'th park, Bury; l&; at 6 St. Klrkley, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft·
James' square &; Carlton .&; White's Brown Mrs. 26 Palmerston rd.Ipswich Bugg Wm. A. log London rd. Ipswich
dribs, London S W Brown Mrs. Park side, Vicarage rd. Buist Mrs. Great Cornard, Sudbury
Brittain Jail. Winter, Gifford'·s hall, Ipswich Bulbeck Rev. William Anthony O.S.B.
Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester Brown Mrs. LakenheA£h, Brandon St. Benet's priory, Beccles
Britton Rev. John, 14 Well st. Bury Brown Mrs. Tostock pI. Tostock, Bury Bull Daniel, 58 Albert st. Lowestoft;
Broadrick George, Broughton house, Brown Mrs. J. Lakenheath, Brandon Bull JGhn, Dorio pla.ce, Woodbridge
Broughton road, Ipswich Brown Mrs.R.52Denmark rd.Lowestft Bull Lewis, Flixton road, Bungay
Brock Dring, 8 St. Aubyn's terrace, Brown Nathan, 37 Spring rd. Ipswich Bull Miss, Hurst Leigh, London road
Beaconsfie!d road, Kirkley, Lowestft Brown P. Eastholme, Melton,Woodbdg south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
SUFFOLK 25
 286 BUL
Bull Miss, Flixton road, Bungay
Bullard A. 38 Alexandra rd. Lowestoft
Buller Mrs. Croydon lo.Pakefl.d.Lwstft
Bulling Miss, 13 Victoria st. Bury
Bullock Geo.215Woodbridge rd.Ipswch
Bullock Miss,S Falcon st,. Ipswich
Bullock Mrs. I I Risbygate st. Bury
Bullock Mrs. I The Crescent, London
road, Ipswich
Bullock W. D. Canfield ho. Haverhill
Bulman E. C. 36 Warwick rd. Ipswich
Bumpstead Mrs. 6 St. Edmund's vils.
Fornham road, Bury
Bunbury Sir Henry Charles In. bart.
D.L., J.P. Barton hall, Bury & The
Woodlands, Mildenhall
Bungard Edward John, 6 Regina ter-
rac~ Regent's road, Lowestoft
Bungard Mrs. Frllncis, 41 Alexandra
road, Lowestoft
Bunn Edward Thfrmas, Bridge farm,
Hacheston, Wickham Market
Bunn Miss, Wickham. Market
Bunn Wm. A. 30 Alpe st. Ipswich
Bunn William Henry, Bardwell, Bury
Bunting Charles, 58 Orford st. Ipswich
Burch Frederick Theod(}re W., J.P.
Park farm, Winston, Stowmarket
Burch Wm. 4 Adelphi place, Ipswich
Burch W.M'94 Christchurch st.Ipswch
Burcham. Josiah, Cornard I'd. Sudbury
Burckhart Edwd.Hook,Park rd.Ipswch
Burfield Mrs. White house, Chels-
worth, Bildeston S.O
Burgess Rev. William M.A. Vicarage,
Denham, Bury
Burgess Matthias H. Corton,Lowestoft
Burgess Mrs. The Oaks, Cemetery I'd.
Bury
Burgon A. P. 3 I Queen st. Haverhill
Burke Mrs. Ulick Ralph, Hill house,
Long Melford RS.O
Burkitt Rev. John Henry, 10 Gor-
don l'oad, Lowestoft
Burkitt J. H. 10 Gordon I'd. Lowestoft
Burley Mrs. Linden lodge, Anglesea
road, Ipswich
Burley William, Colville lodge, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft
Burlingham John, Bleake house, Forn-
ham St. Martin, Bury
Burness J. A. Melton 10. Woodbridge
Bm'nett Mrs. Gas-ton house, East
oBergholt, Colchester
Burrage J. E. 27 North par. Lowestoft
Burrell Robert J.P. Westley hall, Bury
Burrell W.Ralph ho.Gt.Whip st.Ipswch
Burroughes George, I St. Aubyn's ter-
race, Beaconsfield road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Burroughes Misses, Church farm,
Sotherton, Wangford R.s.O
Burroughs G. Albany villa, Walton,
Ipswich
Burrows David J.P. White house, Dal-
lingh(}(}, Wickham Market
Burrows Mrs. St. John's hl.Woodbrdg
Burton Captain, Flint villa, Barton
mills, Mildenhall
Burton Bunnell Henry, The Moat, Tud-
denham road, Ipswich
Burton Clement, Chester house,
Surrey street, Lowestoft
Burton E. H. Victoria house, Brandon
Burton Frank C.63 London rd.Lowestft
Burton Mrs. Clare house, Crown st.
Lowestoft
Burton Mrs. 355 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Burton Mrs. C.M.I Adelphi p1.Ipswch
Burton Mrs. H. M. 3 Burlington road,
Ipswich
Burton Mrs. John, 2 'Caroline terrace,
Church road, Lowestoft
Burton R. P., J.P.Brandon hall,Brandn
Burton William Parker, Barncroft,
'Stone Lodge lane, Ipswich
Buscall Matthew Thoml.\s, 219 Cauld-
well Hall road, Ipswich
BUl!lzard William G. Broughron house,
Bath il"Oad, Felixstowe
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S'
Bukher Rev. Alfred, Wickhambrook, CandleI' R'obert, Ravensmeer, Beccles
Newmarket Cane John G. 51 High street, Ipswich
Butcher George, Balham house, Kes- Cane Mrs. 102 Christchurch st.Ipswch
singland, Lowestoft Canham Alfred H. Belle vue, Newton
Butcher George, Lyncroft, Wester- road, Sudbury
field road, Ipswich Canham Arth.M.29 Bedford st. Ipswich.
Butcher H. C. Needham Market RS.O Canham Hy. - Crabb, Belle vue, New-
Butcher Jonathan, Otley, Ipswich ton road, Sudbury
Butcher Joseph, 8 Holton terrace, Canham Robt. R 46 High st. Ipswich
Rolton, Ralesworth Canham WaIter, 29 Spring rd.Ipswich.
Butcher Miss, 47 Bernel'sst. Ipswich Oanham W.J. 98 Handford rd.Ipswich
Butcher Mrs. I Ashmere gro. Ipswich Cannons Miss, 6 Berners st. Ipswich
Butcher Mrs. WhIte house,Dennington, Cansell Alfred, Great Cornard,Sudbry
Framlingham R.S.O Cantlow Miss, Jethou, Quilter Toad"
Butcher Thos. 87 London. rd. Ipswich Felixstowe
Butcher Thoma9 Emery, 22 Denmark Cantlow Mrs. 3 Alpe street, Ipswich
road, Lowestoft Cantlow W.H.I Warrington rd.Ipswch.
But·ler Col. Edward Arthur, Plumpton Canton Frederick, Tufnells,East Berg-
hall, Whepstead, Bury holt, Colchester
Butler Rev. George Hew M.A. The Oapon Charles A. Bucks farm, Rish-
Vicarage, Gazeley, Newmarket angles, Eye
Butler Alban, The Beeches, Walsham- Capon Danl.Barker,I2 Queen's I'd.Bury
le-WiUows, Bury Capon Ernest George, Foundry house~
Butler Miss, 209 Cauldwell Hall road, Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Ipswich Capon John Arth. Dennington, Fram-
Butler Mrs. 85 Clapham rd. Lowestoft li1l.gham R. S.O
Butler T.25 Windsor rd.Kirkley,Lwstft Capon Miss, Bucks farm, Rishangles~
Butterworth Rev. John, Brandeston,. Eye
Wickham Market Capon Mrs.80 Christchurch st.Ipswch
Butterworth J. 'Cobbold I'd. Felixstowe CaponMrs.Common fm.Rishangles,l;ye-
Button Goo. 230 Alpha pI. Southwold Capon Mrs. Crown villas, Melton hill~
Button Henry, Thelnetham, Thetford Woodbridge
Button H. J. Needham Market R.S.O Capon Mrs. Debenham, StOwmarket
Button Miss, Hopton, 'I'hetford Capon Mrs. Fressingfield, Harleston .
Buttrum Miss,GrundisbUl'gh,Woodbdg Capps Isaac, Water lane, Lowestoft
Buxton Charles, Oakville villa, Capps James John Butcher, 132 Lon-
Childer road, Stowmarket don road, Lowestoft
Buxton Henry Edmund V.D., J.P. Capps In. R 88 Queen's I'd. Lowestoft
Fritton hall, Yarmouth Capps Mrs. 168 London I'd. Lowestofll
BuxtoIt James, 345 London road Cardinal Miss, Horatio ter.Felixstowe-
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Carey Edmund, The Manse, Walpole.
Buxton John Henry, Clumber cottage, Halesworth
Montague road, Felixstowe Carey WiJiam, The Beeches,Holbrook,
Buxton Miss, Icldingham hall,Mildnhll Ipswich
Byford Chas. 3'5 London I'd. Ipswich Carley Robt. James, Hill house,Double·
Byford Mrs. 2 Honey hill, Bury street, Framlingham R S. 0
Byles Mrs. Hill house, St. Cle- Carley Samuel Green. Market hill.
ment's, Ipswich Framlingham R.S.O
Cable Ohas. J. 3 Thoroughfare,Ipswich Carpenter Rev. George Thomas RA.
Cable John E. 41 Clarkson st. Ipswich &; L.Th. Rectory, Thwaite, Eye .
Cade Mrs. 127 St. Helens st. Ipswich Carr Rev. G. T. Alderton, Woodbrdge-
Cadge F.Parkhurst, Park rd. Ipswich Carr G. Albert villa, Walton, Ipswich
Cadge Wm. I Esplanade, Lowestoft Carr Henry George Talbot, Tunbridge-
Cadogan Rt. Hon. Earl K.G., P.C., house, Leiston R.'S.O
J.P. Culford hall, Bury; & Chelsea Carr Miss; Greenhill, Quilter road.
house, Cadogan place, & Carlton, Felixstowe
St. Stephen's & White's clubs, Carr Misses, The Ems, Halesworth'
London oS W ',' Carr Rt. Hy. -124 Clapham rd.Lowestff;.
Cahusac Rev. Frank Hamilton M.A. CaIT William Henry, Ivy house, Leis../
Rectory, Thorpe Morieux, Bury ton RS.O
Cain George, 363 London ;road Carrington Miss, 4 Spring rd. Ipswich
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Carritt Rev. Thomas Alfred (Congre'
Cakebread Rev. George, The Manse, gational), IS St. John's rd. Ipswicb
Creeting St. Mary, Needham MaJ'ket, Carter Rev. Renry M.A. Rectory, Bar'
Callis Rev. Arthur Wright M.A. The' ham, Ipswich .
School hall, Bury Carter Alfred George, Chester hOUS6".
Calliphronas Rev. Theodore B.A, The Cauldwell Hall road, Ipswich
Rectory, Nedging, Ipswich Oarter Fredk. 35 Fornham I'd. Bury
Callow Daniel, Burton end, Haverhill Carter Frederick Tom, Horringer cot·
Oallow Mrs. In. Burton end,Haverhill tage, Horningsheath, Bury
Calver Miss, Coddenham, Ipswich Carter George, Framfield, Thorough...
Calvert Rev. Joseph RA. Rectory, fare, Woodbridge
Holton St. Mary, Colchester Carter Geo. T. S. ChiltOll ho.Sudbury
Calvert William Sidney, 'Bolwick cot- Carter Mrs. High street,Saxmundham
tage, East Bergholt,' Colchester Carter William, Clare R'.S.O
Cameron Angus Robertson, Guildhall Carthew Mrs. Belton, Yarmouth
street, Bury St. Edmunds Carthew Mrs. Westholme,Cumberland
Camp J. 16 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft street, Woodbridge
Camp William, Gainsborough house, Carthew Capt. Ranulphus John J.P.
Gainsborough street, Sudbury Woodbridge abbey, Woodbridge .
Campbell Rev.Colin A. Fitzgerald ~LA. Carve:ey Miss, The Old Rectory, Cav-
The Rectory, Thornham Magna,Eye endish R.S.O
Campbell Robt. 82 Bramford la.Ipswch Case Edwin, Tullington house, Bury
Campbell William, Wellclose square, street, Stowmarket
Framlingham R.S.O Cash Robert, Clevedon villas, Steven-
Campion Mrs. Ferndale, Wrentham, son road, Ipswich
Wangford RS.O Casley H.O.I33Woodbridge rd.Ipswich
Campion Wm,W. Norfolks,Clare RS.O Casley Reginald Kennedy M.D., C.:~L,.
Candler Chas. Weybread ho. Harleston F.S.S. 30 Carr street, Ipswich
CandleI' F.W. N. 29 Station Td.Sthwld Cassel Sir ETIlest K.C.M.G. Moulton
CandleI' John, Weybread ho.HarlesooD Paddocks, Newmarket
CandleI' Miss, 137 London rd.Ipswich Casson Wm.A. 16 Burlington rd.Ipswho
 COURT DIRECTORY.]
Castleden Rev. George M.A. Rectory,
Dennington, Fram1li:lgham R.S.O
Castleton John W. Gordon house,Carl·
ton Co:ville, Lowestoft
Catchpole E.C. r81 Princes st. Ipswich
Catchpole Edgar, Hereford ho.Wester-
field road, Ipswich
Catchpole J. 14 Brook's Hall rd.Ipswch
Catchpole Mrs.30 Christchurch street,
Ipswich
Catchpole Mrs. Kessingland, Lowestoft
Catchpole Nathaniel J.P. White ho.
Whitton-cum-Thurleston, Ipswich
Catchpole N. H. 4 Regent rd.Lowestft
Catchpole Robt. 183 Princess st.Ipswh
Catchpole Wm. 1 Regent rd.Lowestoft
Catchpole WilliamJohn,Russe:l house,
Russell road, Ipswich
Cater Miss, Clarendon, Pakefield road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Cater Mrs. 133 Norwich road, Ipswich
Catermole Alfd.22 Warwick rd.Ipswich
Catling Samuel, 29 Angel hill, Bury
CatlowRev.Hartley, Falkenham,Trim:y
Caton Rev. Redmond Bewley M.A.
Rectory, Fakenham Magna,Thetfrd
Catt S. East 'Stonham, Stowmarket
Cattell Thomas E. Bolton lane,Ipswich
Cattell ThomasEdward,33 &; 35 Angle-
sea. road, Ipswich
Cattermole Hy. Earsham st. Bungay
Cattermole J. R. 9 Arthur ter.Ipswich
Cattermole Mrs. Ixworth, :Bury
Cattermole R. Upper Olland st.Bungay
Cattle O. F. 47 Crown street, Bury
Ca,tton W. E. 48 Chevallier st. Ipswich
Caudwell Miss Aurelia, High street,
Hopton, Thetford
Cautley Rev. Richard Hutton M.A.
Rectory, Westerfield, Ipswich
Cavalier Francis H. Stowmarket
Ca,vell Edmund, Oaklands farm, Rend-
ham, Saxmundham
Cavell Edmund du Bois, Oaklands
farm, Rendham, Saxmundham
Cawley Mrs. Bardwell, Bury
Cawston Wm. Ebenezer, Hartest, Bury
CawthDrn Miss,Ipswich I'd. Stowmarkt
Chadd George Westley, Denehur·st,
Park road, Lowestoft
C'halk Miss, 4 Melford road, Sudbury
Chalmers J. A. The Laurels,Felixstowe
Ohamberlain Mrs. Lakenhth. :Brandon
Chamberlayne Mrs. 20 Gordon rd.
Lowestoft
Chamberlin Mrs. Hope cottage, Albert
• street, Lowestoft
Chambers Charles, Oakleigh, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft
Chambers Miss, High Clyfie, Kit'kley
Oifi road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Chambers Mr,s. Wrentham, Wangford
R.S.O
Champion Rev. George RA. (curate of
St. Peter's), Clion, London road 15th.
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Champion William Needham, Coney
Weston house, Bury
Chandler G.Fore st.Framlnghm.R.S.O
Ohandler L. Linden viI. Leiston R.S.O
Ohandler Mrs. Gt. Bealings, Woodbrdg
Chandler Mrs. Offton, IpswiCh
Chandler Mr~. Woodville, Quilter rd.
Felixstowe
C'handler S. 61 Ghristchurch st.lpswch
Chandler William, Uplands, Upper st.
Layham, Hadleigh
Chapel Alfred, Walton, Ipswich
Chaplain Mrs. 190 Denmark rd.Lowstft
Chaplin G. 160 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Ohaplin Mrs. Kentucky house, Angle-
sea road, Ipswich
Ohaplin William, Raydon cottage,
Orford, Wickham Market
Chapman Ven. Frank Robert M.A.
Barton Mere, Bury
Chapman Rev. William Joseph RA.
Rectory, Hemingstone, Ipswich
Chapman C. Lit. Wratting, Haverhill
Chapman F., F.N.P.S. 135 London rd
SUFFOLK.
Ohapman Gee. 74 Albert st. Lowestoft
Chapman H. 31 Chevallier st. Ipswich
Chapman Mrs. 28 Anglesea rd.Ipswich
Chapman Mrs. 8 Berners st. Ipswich
Chapman Mrs.28Burlington rd.Ipswch
Ohapman Mrs. High street, Brandon
Ohapman Mrs. Lawn cottage, Ched-
burgh, Bury
Chapman W. J. 134 London rd.Ipswich
Chapman William, 13 St. Andrew's st.
north, Bury
Chappell H. R. Rectory st. Haleswrth
Charles W. J. 2 Chenery st. Ipswich
Charlesworth Sidney, Works house,
Leiston R.S.O
Charters Washington, The Fort, Out
Southgate, Bury
C'hasteney Misses, 2 Wellington ter-
race, Station road, Beccles
Cheston C. W. Mendham, Harlestoll
Chaston O. W. 10 Beach rd. Lowestoft
Chaston Mrs. Quay ter. Halesworth
Chatten Charles Cannell, Elm lodge,
Denmark road, Lowestoft
Ohatten W. H. The Arcade, Ipswich
Cheek Mrs.The Retreat,Mltn. Wdbdg
Chelsea Viscount M.P. Culford hall,
iBury, 31 Green street W; &; Carlton
club SW&; Turf club, London W
Ohenery Mrs. Wilby, Eye
Cheney Edwin John M.A., M.R.A.C.
,Brooks hall, Norwich rd. Ipswich
Chennells Rev. Alfred William LL.D.
(sub-master Queen Elizabeth's
schl.), School ho. Henley rd. Ipswch
Chester Mrs. 8 Station road, Beceles
Chevallier John Barrington Trapnell
M.A., J.P. Aspall hall, Stawmarket
Chevallier Mrs. AsVall retry. Stwmrkt
Chevallier Mrs. Rushmere cottage,
Rushmere St. Andrew, Ipswich
Chevallier Mrs. Waveney cottage, Out-
ney road, Bungay
Chilcptt Grorge, Oollege road,
Framlingham R.S.O
Chilcott Mrs. 66 Carlton road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Child G.E.15 Bartholomew grn.Sthwld
Child Mrs. St. Elmo, Carlton road,
Kirkl.ey, Lowestoft
C'hilds Miss, 52 Berners st. Ipswich
Chilver George R. Burlington lodge,
Burlington road, Ipswich
Chilver Mrs. 39 Alpe street, Ipswich
Chilvers Edwd. Fressingfield, Harlestn
Chilvers Ephraim, Algar house, Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Chilvers George, 48 Wellington ter-
race, London road, IpswiCh
Chilvers William Curtis, Belvedere
house, Bungay road, Halesworth
Ching George Charles, Warrington ha.
Warrington road, Ipswich
Chipperfield E. 29 Arnold st.Lowestoft
Ghipperfield Edward James, 45 Old
Nelson street, Lowestoft
Choat Miss, Cowlinge, Newmarket
Chrispin William, Garden villas,
Cauldwell Hall road, Ipswich
Christie Alec, 25 Spring rd. Ipswich
Christie F. A. 6 Low. Brook .st.Ipswich
Ohristie Mrs. 4 College stre~t, Bury
Christie Mrs.19 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich
Christie Mrs.24Warrington rd.Ipswich
G'hristie WaIter J. 3 St. Matthew's pI.
Norwich road, Ipswich
Christie William, 2 Star lane, Ipswich
Christmas Frederick Charles, Glen-
brook, Camps road, Haverhill
Christopherson Alan Ross, 59 Abbey-
gate street, Bury
Ohristopherson Miss, 59 Christchurch
,street, Ips~ich
Christopherson Ross, 27 Tudden-
ham road, Ipswich
C'hristopherson W. 6 Paget rd.Ipswicb
Christy Mrs. Chilton grove, Chilton,
Sudbury
Church G. 139 Cauldwell Hall road,
IpswiCh
CLA 387
Church William, Fressingfip.ld, Ha~stn
Churchill Rev. Wolstan Dixi4} B.A.
Rectory, Baylham. Ipswich
G1lUrchman Arthur Charles, Wil-
bury, Norwich rood, Ipswich
Churchman William Alfred, Queen's
cliff, Stoke Lodge lane, Ipswich
Churchyard The- Misses, Seckford st.
Woodbridge
Clabburn Miss, Linden house, London
road, Beccles .
Cladingbowl Geo.rge Lake, 28 Windsor
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Clapham James, Salisbury place,
Station road, Beccles
Clare Rev. James Brown RA. Vicar-
age, Wenhaston, Halesworth
Clare Mrs. 19 Ohurch road, Lowestoft;
Clark Rev. Edward ..AtheIstan M.A.
Seven Hills, fug-ham, Bury
Clark Rev. William Frederick, St..
Stephen's rect<>ry, Ipswich
G'lark' Fdk. D. 91 Albert st_ Lowestoft
Olark George, Stamford house.,.
Warrington place, Ipswich
Cl'ark Manuel Philip, Hill side, Fon-
nereau road, Ipswich
Clark Miss, 24 Hatter street, Bury
Clark Mis-s, 25 Warwick road, Ipswicll
Clark Misses, 58 Victoria st. Bury
ClarkMrs.Cemetery rd.HadleighR.S.O
Clark Mrs. Clare R.S.O
Clark Mrs. Lime Tree pI. Stawmarket
Glark Mrs. Mill street, Mildenhall
Clark Mrs. 4 Warwick road, Ipswich
Clark Owen, 13 Abbeygate st. Bury
Clark Samuel F. 18 Ga.rland st. Bury
Clarke Capt. R. B. Stuston boo Scole
Clarke· Charles William, Worling-
worth, Wickham Market
C'larke E. G. Castle st. Framlingham
Clarke Francis, Y()xford, Saxmndhm
Glark'e Frdk. 75 Victoria. street,Ipswch
Clarke F. Giles. 8 Henley rd.Ipswich
Clarke George Ernest, Radnor house,
London road south, Kirkley, Lowstft
Clarke 'H. 'Worlingworth, Wickham
Market
Clarke :Harry, 153 Norwich rd.Ipswich
Clarke H. 60 Victoria street, Bury
Clarke H. B. 104 Herveyst. Ipswich
Clarke I. A. Walsham-le-Willows,Bury
Clarke J. T. 5 South grn. Southwold
ClarkeJ.Worlingwrth. Wickham Markt
C1arke John, 8 Station road, Beccles
Clarke John W. 87 Risbygate st. Bury
Olarke Miss, 78 Berners street, Ipswich
Clarke Miss, Cotswold house, DaltoR
road, Ipswich
Clarke Miss, 10 Westgate street, Bury
Clarke The Misses, Pound lane, Had-
leigh R.S.O
Clarke Mrs.26 Brooks Hall rd.lpswich
Clarke Mrs.29 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich
Clarke Mrs. 331 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Clarke Mrs. Perseverance house,
Lavenham R.S.O
Clarke Mrs. St. Matthew's lodge, Nor-
wich road, Ipswich
Olarke Mrs. 62 Spring road, Ipswich
Olarke Robt. 8 St. Peter's st. Ipswich
Clarka Robt. In. 19 Northgate st.Bury
Olarke Robert S. 1 Redan st. Ipswich
Clarke Samuel, Exchange sq. Becc1es
Olarke W. S. 33 Wilberforce st.Ipswch
Clarke Wm. Rewse, 24 Church street,
St. Clements, Ipswich
Clal'ke William Hobert, Shrubland ho.
Station road, Beccles
Clarkson Rev. Charles Broca M.A.
Rectorv. Lawshall, Bury
Clarkson A. Townley, The Briars,
Oulton, Lowestoft
Clarkwn La~nce Townley J.P. The
Grange, Becc1es
Claug-hton Henry Wm. Fornbam vile
Fornham St. Martin, Bury
Olaxton Mrs. Rose villas, Childer I'd.
Stowmarket
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Clarkson Mrs. Troston hall, Bury Cocksedge Edwd. Monbague Le-Heup, Comer Robert, Barningham, Bury
Clayden J. Carter, Th6 Hollies, Friars The Grange, Beyton, Bury Commins WaIter, 62 Orford st. Ipswch
street, S.udbury Cocksedge Ernest, Tostock house,Bu.ry Compton Edward J.P. Shrubland ho.
.cJ.ayden MISS, 25 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch Coe Alfrtld, 41 Christchurch st.Ipswch MildenhaIl
Clayton Charles WaIter, 82 Guildhall O:>e Alfred, 18a, Lower Brl'ok st.lpswch Conder Josiah, Tuddenham lodge, Tud-
street, Bury . Coe The Misses, Fern cottage, High denham road, Ipswich
Olaytcm J., M.A. Manor ho.Felixstowe street, Hadleigh R.S.O Conder Miss" Salisbury house, Nac-
Clegg Thomas, 22 Crown street, Bury Coe Mrs. Milden, Ipswich ton road, Ipswich
.cleme~ce John Louth F.R.I.B.A. 14 Cogman Fraderick Henry, I Cambridge Conder Thos. E. 4'8 Berners st.Ipswch
Manne parade, Lowestoft viI. OaldweU Hall road, Ipswich Coniord George James RA., M.B. San-
'L'lements Mrs. Stratford ho.Mildenhall Colbeck Charles, iElighbeach,Felixstowe croft, Bath road, Felixstowe
Geveland Ja~es, Broad street,Bungay Colbum Miss, Flixton road, Bungay Connell Rev. Archibald John 10., M.A.
Cleveland MISS, Wangford R.S.O Colby George, 37 Windsor rd. Kirkley, Rectory, Monks Eleigh,Bildeston 8.0
Cleveland Miss, Wesley st. Lowestoft Lowestoft Connolly Mrs. 16 Larne Park road,
Oleveland Misses, Normanston,Lowstft Colby Joseph ,John, Newcome view, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Cleveland Robert, 27 Spring rd.lpswich Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Connor William George, Earl Soham,
Cleveland Wm. London rd. Halesworth Colchester Charles, Femleigh,Wester. Wickham Market
Clifton Edwin S.150 Norwich rd.lpswh field road, Ipswich Conran Major Henry, Marcell, Ceme-
Clifton Thomas, North view, Freehold Colchester V. D. 17 High st. Ipswich tery road, Ixworlh, Bury
road, Ipswich Cole nev. Herberl Roberl M.A. The Constable In. '87 Berners st. Ipswich
Olimpson E. Fressingfield, Harleston Rectory, Brantham, Manningtree Cook Alfred, 69 London road, Ipswich
Olingo W.A. Brook ho.Wortham, Diss Cble Alfred, Laurel bank, Stansfield, Cook iEdward Arthur, Dennington
Clitheroe J. A. 36 Gordon rd.Lowestoft Clare R.S.O lodge, Framlingham R.S.O
Clodd E.Stradford ho.Aldeburgh R.S.O Cole Alfd. Wm. Milton rd. Stowmarket Cook iF. R. The Rookery, Finlborough
Clodd Mrs. 28 Northgate street, Bury Cole Bernard Arth. 63 Victoria st.Bury road, 'Stowmarket
Closson H. P. 131 St.Helen's st.lpswch Cole H. J. 104 Ohristchurch st.Ipswch Cook iFrederick George, Saxtead lodge,
Clover Isaac E. Springfield lo.Sudbury Cole John, 4 London road, Bec-c1es Framlingham R.iS.O
Oovel" Miss, Princes road, Felixstowe Cole John Fenn, Northcote, Anglesea Cook George J. Arundel, Yarmouth
Clover Mrs. 146 Norwich rd. Ipswich road et I I Museum street, Ipswich road, Lowestoft .
Clover SalIme!, 15 Out Norlhgate,Bury Cole Mrs. 185 Norwich road Ipswich Cook James, '102 Hervey st. IPSWIch
Clow Mrs. 14 York road, Bury Col9 Mrs. P. Navy cot. Sax~undham Cook John, 70 Fo~ndation st. Ipswich
Clowes l:ev. Josiah H. Weston,Becc1es Cole William 32 Alpe street Ipswich Cook Johnson, BrUlsyard, Saxmundhm
Clowes G. A. Needham Market R.S.O Cole Wm. Ja~. Wenhaston, H~lesworth Cook Joseph Edward, 30 High street,
Clowes Miss, 18 Anglesea rd. Ipswich Cole Mrs. Wykes, Sommerfield, Wes- Lowes!-Dft. .
Olowes Mrs. 159Woodbridge rd.lpswich terfield road, Ipswich Cook M.ISS, Erle house, HIgh street,
Olutten ~wd. Fressingfield,Harleston Coleby George, 270 London road south, Hadl~Igh R.S.O .
Clutten Miss, Willow cottage,Fressing- Kirkley, Lowestoft Co~k MISS, Mayfield College hill, Fram-
field, Harleston Coleby In.Smith, 63 London rd.Ipswch lingham R.S.O .
Clatten Mrs. 3 South End ter. Bungay Colekin Miss, 20 Crown street, Bury Cook Mrs. 48 Bramford la. IpSWIch
Clutten Mrs. The Beeches, Lower 01- Coleman Arthur John, Grove view, 18 Cook Mrs. N East street, Sudbury
land street, Bungay Ashmere grove, IpswiCh Coo~ Mrs. Gascoyne house, Had-
Clutton Samuel F. Church house, Coleman George, 143 London road sth. leIgh R.8.0 .
Wangford R.S.O Kirkley, Lowestoft Cook Mrs. Rose villa, Yoxford, Sax-
Olutton W.Hepwood Idg.Stradbrke.Eye Colemau John, 280 London road south, mundham .
JJoaks Herbert, Hill house, London rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft Cook R. M.D. Kyber ho.LeIston R.S.O
:@outh, Kil'kley, Lowestoft Cbleman In. 2 Queen's I'd. Felixstowe Cook '~obert Hyatt J.P_ French's,
~aten Mrs. I St. Matthew's place, Coleman Miss, Monrepos, Grange rd. Hadl91gh R.S.O ,
Norwich road, Ipswich Becc1es Coo~ Rob~rt John, French s, Had-
Coates Rev. Allan M.A. Rectory. Bar- Ooleman Wm. T. Horningsheath,Bury leIgh R.::s.0
sham, Beccles Coling James Mount Pleasant Ray- Cook Thomas, Holland house, Brad-
Coates Honiton M.D., D.P.H. Colonial don, South~old ' w e l l , Yarmouth .
College, Hollesley, Woodbriage Collen Chas.R. Undereliffe rd.Felixstwe Cook WaIter, 25 Bedford st. IpSWICh
Coates Miss, 61 London I'd. Lo'!.~toft Collen Mrs. Finborough rd.Stowmrkt Coo~e Rev. Ernest Anthony M.A.
CGbb Rev. George, Albion villas, Alberl Coller Rev. Richard Langford M.A. VIcarage, Peasenhall, Saxmundham
crescent, Bury Rectory, Hasketon, Woodbridge Cooke Chas. Neale ho. Neale st.lpswch
Oobb Mrs. Park lane, Southwold CollaI'd Robert, Orchard leigh. Free- Cooke E ..B., J.P. ~o~stead hall,Colcbstr
Cobbald J.Claydon vil.gIaydon,Ipswich hold road, Ipswich Cooke MISS, 9 Whltmg street, Bury •
Gobbold Capt. Aigernon Waller J.P. Collett Itenry John, The Hall, Peasen- Cookson Rev. ~dward M.A. Marl.esford
The Lodge, Hollesley, Woodbridge hall, Saxmundham house, Warnng-ton road, IpSWICh
Olbbold Rev. George Augustus RA. Cbllett Miss, St. Peter's villas,Hospital Cookson Ernest, P~rk ho. Ixworth,Bury
(vicar of St. Bartholomew's), The road, Bury Coombes Capt. Ehsha Condly, 92 Den-
Vi~rage, Newton road, IpSWIch Colley Philip Wellesley RA., J.P. C
Cobbold Alf~d Townshend, iz7 Henley Shingle street, Felixstowe
mar:
oom ~s
roawd'kwestAlo~
am en,
Th Pin
e es,
road, IPSWICh Colley Wm. Fort cottage, Felixstowe Mettmgham, Bungay
Cobbold Mrs. Ernest St.George,Brook Collins Lieut.-Col. :Henry Abdy. The Cooper Rev. Jo~e:ph, Corton, Lowestoft
hOt Whitton-cum-Thurleston,Ipswch Ohantry, Saxmundbam Coop~r Rev. Willlam, The. Presbytery,
Cobbold Felix Thornley M.A., J.P. CollinsF.A.Bank ho.Abbeygate st. Bury Gamsborough road, ~elixstowe .
The Lodge, Felixstowe Collins Fras. A.5 Southgate grn.Bury Cooper Alfr~ Jas. 42 High st. Ipsw: ch
Oobbold Francis Alfred, Westbury Idg. Collins Hy. Wm. Melton, Woodbridge Cooper BenJ. H. 15 Holly I'd. IpSWIch
Anglesea road, Ipswich Cbllins J. Wilford lo.Melton,Woodbrdg Cooper E. Hope ho. Cockfield, Bury
Cobb?ld Miss J. Stokesby, Barton rd.. Collins J. F. I Westerfield I'd. Ipswich Cooper Er~est Read, 8 South green,
Felixstowe Collins Miss, 66 Berners st. Ipswich Southwo d .
Oobbold J. D., J.P. Holy We11s,Ipswch Collins Mrs. 7 Redan street, Ipswich Cooper Ge()Tge, Creetmg St. ~fury,
Cobl:>old Lucas T.I Graham rd.Ipswch Collins T. 20 Brook's Hall rd.Ipswich Needham Market.
Cobbol~ Mrs. Oaklands, Belstead rd. Collinson S. 107 St. Helen's st.lpswch Cooper Geo. The FIrS, Saxmundh;am
IPSWICh Collis Mrs. 19 Crown street, Bury Cooper George Mu~ray, Glencall'n,
Cobbold Mrs. The Grove, Ipswich Collishaw John Edward, Mill house, Graham road, IPSWICh;
Cobbold Mrs. Henry, 37 Fonnereau rd. Newton road, Sudbury Cooper Geo. Sam1.7~ ~uildhall st.Bury
Ipswich . . Colls Mrs. Bury road, Brandon Cooper Harry William Youngman,
Cobbold Mrs. Underc1Iff ter.Felixstow8 Co11yer Rev. Josiah, The Manse, Crat- Bury street, ~towmarket
Cockayne Uev. He~ry M.A. Rectory, field, Halesworth Cooper John,. HIghland house, Belstead
Kirkl:ly, Lowestoft Colman Mrs. 8 &; 9 Marine parade, road, IPSWICh .
<:;Ockbum Misses, 128 London road, Lowestoft Cooper John B. 45 Milton rd. Lowestoft
Lowestoft Co-lman Russell James- D.L., J.P. Cooper J. W. 10 Ashmere gro. Ipswich
Cockrell Harry, Oxted heuse, Cauld- Bracondale Woods', Norwich &; The Cooper Lewis Beckett, Vernon house,
well Hall road, Ipswich Clyffe,Corton, Lowestoft Marina, Lowestoft
Cockrell W.F.4 Wave-ney dri. Lowestft Colson Charles, 16 Cannon st. Bury Cooper Mayhew, Northleigh, Felixstowe
Cocks Henry, Ensham street, Bungay Colvin ISir Auckland K.C.M.G., O.1.E., road, Ipswich
Cocks J. Trinity vil. Trinity st.Bungay K.C.'8.I. The Lodge, Earl Soham, Cooper Mrs. Churchgate house, Wool-
Cocks W.Manor ho.Framlingh~.S.O Wickham Market pit, Bury
Cocksedge A.28 Lower Brook st.Ipswch Colthorp Mrs. 26 Alpe street, Ipswich Cooper Mrs. Clarence villas. Mellord
Occksedge E.28 LowerBrook st.lpswch Comber Miss, I Chequer square, Bury road, Sudbury
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Cooper Mrs. East view, Cauldwell Cowell G. Ulcombe, Snape, Saxmndhm Crossley Sir Savile Brinton bart.
!full road, Ipswich <Xlwell Herbert J.P. Brudenell ter- J.Y. Somerleyton hall, Lowestoft
Cooper Mrs. Oak cottage, Blundes- race, Aldeburgh R.S.O Crossman E. 25 Out Northgate, Bury
ton, Lowestoft Cowell Miss, South lawn, Anglesea Crossman Percy, Barham, Ipswich
Cooper Mrs. Stradbroke, Eye road, Ipswich Crouch Oliver, 39 Spring rd. Ipswich
Cooper Mrs. C. Kessingland, Lowestoft Cowell WaIter Samuel, The Poplars, Grow Mrs. Stour cot. Clare R.S.O
Cooper Mrs. E. Higham hall, Colchstr Henley road, Ipswich Crowe Misses, 4 Nelson ter. Felixstow~
Cooper Reed, 9 Northgate street, Bury Cowen John, Cemetery rd. Mildenhall CrowB Mrs. Wiekham, Market
Cooper Robert, Creeting St. Mary, Cowles Denis J., M.A. Manor house, Crowe W. Russell, Hill house, Little
Neediham Market Felixstowe Wratting, Haverhill
Cooper S. H. Needham Market R.S.O Cowles Miss, Northgate street,Becdes Crowe Wm. Melton hill, Woodbridge
Cooper Thomas, 2 May villas, Quilter Cox Arthur, 343 London road south, Crowfoot Misses,Blyburgate st.Beccle5
road, Felixstowe Kirkley, Lowestoft Crowfoot Mrs. J. R. Esborne house,
Cooper W. 144 Woodbridge rd. Ipswch Cox Arthur, I Rectory road, Kirk- Saltgata street, Beccles
Cooper Waiter, New York villa, Felix- ley, Lowestoft Crowfoot William Miller M.B., J.P:.
Stowe road, Ipswich Cox Mrs.239Cauldwell 'Hall rd.Ipswich The 'Walk, Beccles
Cooper William, 291 London road Cox Robert, I High beach, Felixstowe Crowhurst J. The Gables, Felixstowe
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Cox Wm. Thos. 8 Albert street, Bury Croydon Oharles Edward, Rose cot~
Cooper William Beckett, (Highdene, Coxhead Miss,36Palmerston rd.Ipswch tage, Constable road, Felixstowe
Park road, Lowestoft Coy John, White ho. ThomdO'Il, Eye G'ubitt Major Henry Archibald J.P:.
Coote Misses, Chilton lodge, Sudbury Coyle Rev. D., M.A.Raydon,Hadleigh Earlham, Lynd'hurst road, Lowestoft'
Cope Mrs. 18 South cliff, London rood Coyte Rev. WaIter Beeston M.A. Cubitt Albt. 139 St. Peter's st.Lowstfli
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Tower house, Aldeburgh R.S.O Cubitt Benjamin, '18 Gordon rd.Lwstft:
Copeland Rev. Riclhard Milner B.A. Cracknell Frederick Spencer,Mill Hill Cubitt Frank Jary, Runcton house,
The Hermitage, Ufford, Woodbridge farm, Wickham Skeith, Eye Bramford, Ipswich
Copeman E. B. Westbourne lodge, Cracknell James Martin, Cowper Cubitt Fredarick, Hollanden house p
Aldeburgh R.S.O Idg. Cowper st. St. John's, Ipswich Burlington road, Ipswich
Copeman Mrs. Gosford road, Beceles Cracknell Miss, 39 Clarkson st.Ipswch Cubitt Mrs. Fritton ho. Yarmouth
Copinger WaIter Arthur LL.D. Cocker- CracknelI Thomas E., J.P. Rookery, Cuckow E. Sunnyside, Felixstowe
ells hall, Buxhall, Stowmarket Wortham, Diss Cuckow J. H. 218 Spring rd. Ipswich
Copland Patrick, Oulton Broad cot- Cranage J. J. 230 Denmark rd.Lowstf.t Cuckow Mrs. 8 Key street, Ipswich
ta~, Oulton Broad., Lowestoft CraSkB iEdmund George, 2 Cleveland Cuckow Walter :Mason, Ellerslie,
Copley Miss, Stubton Beach road, road, Lowestoft Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
Felixstawe Craske Miss, Lowgate street, Eye Cudd(}n Raymund,Nayland, Colchester
Coppard Lewis, 9 Fonnerau I'd. Ipswch CrasswelIer William Ellis, Inyoni Cuddon Saml. T. Nayland, Colchester
Coppen William E. Jubilee house, villas, Cemetery road, Bury . Cuddon Thomas. Nayland, Colchester
Capel St. Mary, Ipswich Crawford Charles lWbinson, Brook- Cudmore Rev. Richard Paul M.A. The
Copping A. 19 Cauldwell av. Ipswidh hurst, Cornard rood, Sudbury Rectory, Great Wratting, Haverhill
Copsey Thos. 19 Victoria. street, Bury Crean Rev. A.., M.A. Market hl.Sdbry Culf John C. 65 Lacey street, Ipswich
Corbitt Miss, 47 Clapham rd.Lowestoft Creasey Miss, Mount Pleasant, Fram- G'ulham Mrs. Thoroughfare,Woodbrdlt
Corbyn William Arthur. Rose villas, lingham R.S.O Cullen I. The Poplars, Whitton,Ipswch
Fair close. Beccles Creasy Frederick, 135 London road Cullen Mrs. Thornfield viIs. Felixstowe
Corder Frederic, Royston house. Wes- south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Cullen W. Park vil. Aldebul'g'h R.S.O
terfield road, Ipswich Creaton Rev. Donald Humphrey M.A. Cullingham J. B. 48 Ivry .st. Ipswich
Corder Frederic, jun. Montrose, Tud- Rectory, Troston. Bury Cullingham Misses, 141 Handford I'd.
denbam road, Ipswich Creed Rev. Ernest Augustus B., Ipswich
Corder R. Old Hall, Claydon, Ipswich A.K.C.L. Rybersdale, East Bergholt, Cullingbon Mrs. 31 Warwick st.
Cordy James, St. John's villa, Capel Colohester Ipswioh
St. Mary, Ipswich Creed Mrs. 22 Guildhall street, Bury Cullum Henry W. Boscombe, Angle-
Comell Herbert Blomfield. 12 Palmer- Creswell Frank S. Ramleh, .A.lde- sea road., Ipswich
ston road, Ipswich burgh R.S:O Cummings Rev. Samuel Frank RA.
Comell Miss, King st. Mildenball Crewe J. G. ForwardgTIl. Stowmarket Needham Market R.S.O
Cornell Mrs. Frances, Lime Tree place, Crews Mrs. 130 Denmark rd.Lowestoft Cummings R. S. Freston hill, Ipswicn
Stowmarket Crick' Mrs. Little Thurlow S.O Cuninghame Lady, 24 North par.Lwstft.
Corner Mrs. White Thorn house, Elms- Crick Wm. Hy. 32 Mill lane, Bury G'unningham Mrs.38 Ivry.street,Ipswcli
well, Bury Crickmay Edward Cecil Bell, The Cunningham Mrs. South Elmbam St.
Corner Mrs. Yew Tree cottage, Elms- Villa, Laxfield, Framlingham R.S.O James, Halesworth
well, Bury Crickmer G.21 Palmerston rd.Ipswich Cunnington Miss, 17 Cleveland roa<4-
Cornish .Alired, 10 Adelphi pI. Ipswich Crickmore Robert, 258 London road Kirkley, Lowestoft
Cornish W. F. 200 Spring rd. Ipswich ,south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Cupper Miss, 64 Christc,hurch street..
COrral).C8 Frederic Snowden D.L., J.P. Crimmen James, The Manor house" Ipswich
Parham hall, Wickham Market 65 High street, Southwold Curling Miss, Park hilI, Westerfield
Cory Rev. Robert Frederick RA. Crimmen William, The Common, road, Ipswich
Rectory, Blundeston, Lowestoft :Southwold R.S.O Curling Mrs. Paget road, Ipswich
Coryton Rev. Francis Edmund, Hasle- Crisp Geo. E. Playford "'hall, Ipswich Cuney Walter Joseph, Brier house,
mere, Alexandra road, Lowestoft Crisp Henry William, The Cedars, Pakefield, Lowestoft
Cossey Stephen. 18 Carlton rd. Kirk- Great Bealing's, Woodbridge Cunie-Legge John, Springfield house.
ley, Lowestoft Crisp J. E., J.P. Homefield, Beccles Norwich road, Ipswich
Cos-sons W. K. Bank house, Needham Crisp Miss, Rose hill, Orford, Wick- Cllrson Miss. London road, Brandon
Market R.S.O ham Market Ourteis Rev. Thomas Spencer RA.
Cotman Thos. W. Northgate st. Ipswch Crisp Mrs. 32 High street, Ipswich Rectory, Brampton, Wangfrd.R.8.0
CO'ttingham The Misses, Sunnyside, Crisp Mrs. Market place, Halesworth Cur,tis Etheridge, 32 Silent st. Ipswich
Yoxford, Saxmundham Crisp Wm. Peasenhall, Saxmundham Curtis Frank, 85 Berners st. Ipswich
Cotton Harbert, 13 London I'd. Ipswch Crispen William,85 London road 5Outh, Curtis Mrs. 12 St. John's ter-
Cotton Mrs. 5 Henley road, Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft race, Woodbridge
CottreIl John, 46 Lorne Park road, Crispin C. 57 St. John's I'd. Lo,,;estoft Curtiss Mrs. 31 Grosvenor rd. Kirk-
Kirkley, Lowestoft Cracker Mrs. The Old Rectory,Brandn ley, Lowestoft
Coulcher Mrs. 127 Woodbridge road, Croft Robert Winter, 2 Holton ter- Cuthbert Miss, 4 Anglesea. rd.Ipswich
Ip5wi<$ race, 'Holton, Halesworth Cuthbert Miss, 177 Norwich rd. Ipswch
Coumbe J. R 55 High st. Lowestoft Crook Edward, BalIater lodge. Whit- Cuthbert Mrs. 53 London rd. Ipswich
Courage E. The Hermitage, Felixstowe ton-cum-Thurleston, Ipswich Cuthbert Mrs.Mendlesham,Stowmarkt
Courtnall Rev. W. Woodhall, Sudbury Crook, JOOn, 257 Norwich I'd. Ipswich Cuthbert W.W.Mendlesham, Stowmrkt
Cousens John T. Cockfield, Bury Cross Fredk. G. I Stour st. Sudbury Cutlack Miss, 23 Clarkson st.Ipswich
Cousins H. The Laurels, Mellis, Eye Cross John, 9 Beach road, Lowestoft Cutting Arthur, Rosslyn, YoxfoI'd,
Coventry Frdk. Regent's rd. Lowestoft Cross Miss, 59 Fonnereau rd. Ipswich Saxmundham
Coward Rev. Ralph John M.A. Park Cross Mrs. Highfield, London road, Cutting C. Station vii. Saxm1lDdham
house, Great Finborough, Stowmrkt Halesworth Cutting Henry, Rattlesden, Bury
C(}welI Rev. Maurice Byles M.A.Viear- Cross- Miss, 23 Orford street, Ipswich Cuttin~ Henry William, The Lime~.
age, Ashboeking, Coddenham Cross Thomas, 2 Abbeygate st. Bury London road. Beccles
Cowell Arthur 'Henry, The Poplars, Crosse Miss, Tavern st. Stowmarket Cutting John, 4 Bedford st. Ipswich
;Henley road, Ipswich Crossfield Talbot K. J.P. The Cottage, Cutting The Misses, Ivy cottage, Bac-
Cowell C. H. 51 Henley I'd. Ipswich Stanningfield, Bury ton, Stowmarket
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Dames In. B. 26 Spring rd. Ipswich
Dains Miss, Trimley house, Trimley
1St. Mary 8.0
D'Albani Arthur James, Risbygate ho.
Risbygate street, Bury
Dalby F. Wm. 19 Bedford st. Ipswich
Dalby James, 68 Spring road, Ipswich
Dalby John, I Derby road, Ipswich
Daldry Herbert, Ashmore cottage,
Wherstead road, Ipswich
Dale Mrs. 23 Etna. road, Bury
Dale S. Rose mount, Aldeburgh RS.O
Dalton Mrs. Belvedere, Sidegate la..
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Dalton Mrs. Cavendish RS.O
Damant William, Glenisla, Berners
road, Ipswich
Dance Charles Wm. 3 Battery Green
terrace, Lowestoft
Daniel Miss, 70 Christchureh st.Ipswch
Daniel Mrs. Martello ho. Felixstowe
Daniel Mrs. 4 Elm street, Ipswich
Daniels Arthur, Poplar ho. Sprough-
ton, I'Pswich
Daniels O. B. 18(1 Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Daniels J()hn Carter, I Trinity terrace,
Flixton road, Bungay
Daniels Miss, SI Berners st. Ip!lwich
Daniels W. 157 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch
Danvers Rev. George Giberne, Vicar-
age, Falkenham, Trimley
Darby Albert William, North house,
Ravensmeer, Beccles
Darby A. sen. Fairclose I'd. Beccles
Darby Edwd. C. Station I'd. Beccles
Darby Miss, 58 Sprin~ rd. IpswiCh
Darby Mrs. 13 High street, Ipswich
Darby Robt. 10 Burrell I'd. Ipswich
d'Arcy de Burgh J.P. de Grey oot-
tage, Felixstowe '.
D'Arcy Ralph Francis, Beach house,
Kessingland, Lowestoft
Dardry Mrs. 23 Warwick rd. Ipswich
Darling Rev. James George Reginald
M.A. Rectory, Eyke, Woodbridge
Darling Mrs. Eyke, Woodbridge
Darrell Rev. In. Freeman RA. Rec-
tory, Monksoham, Wickham Mrkt
Darwin Rev. Arthur William M.A.
The Rectory, Ampton, Bury
Dashwood ArUmr G. F. Pannington
hall, Wherstead, Ipswich
Dashwood Charles Edmund, Blue-
gates, Wherstead, Ipswich
Daubeney Rev. Edmund Thomas B.A.
Rectory, Market Weston, Thetford
Daubeny Rev. George William M.A
. .
Rectory, Kno<hshall, 'Saxmundham
Davenport Rev.J.A.,M.A. Hartest Bury
Davey William Henry, Halifax l~dge,
Wllerstead road, Ipswich
Davey William Scarfe, 27 Bolton lane,
Ipswich
Davies Rev. George Herbert Dawson,
The Rectory, Kelsale. Saxmundham
Davies Rev. Joshua, Vicarage, Chars-
field, Wickham Market
Davies Rev. Matthew Henrv Woodbill
M.A. Lee road, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Davies Rev. R. Owen D.D., LL.D.Rec-
tory, Kettleburgh, Wickham Mrkt
Davies Rev. WaIter Parry, Rectory,
Kirton, Trimley S.O
Tlavies E.J. 52 Christchurch st.Ipswich
Davies H. H., B.A. Framlingham col-
, . lege, Framlingham R'S.O
Davies James, 2 St. Mary's sq. Bury
Davies J. Oriellod. Gt. Oornard,Sdbry
Davies Llewelyn Wynne M.B. East
Suffolk & Ipswich Hospital, Anglesea
road, Ipswich
Davies Mrs. 29 Alpe street, Ipswich
Davies Mrs. O. Cavenham prk. Soham
Davies Rev. E. T. West st. Mildenhall
Davis F. Bungalow, Pakefield, Lwstoft
Davis In. Grammar school, Sndbury
navis Mrs. 153 Woodbrid~e rd.lpswh
Davison Mrs.249 Woodbridge I'd. Ipswh
Davy G. R. 149 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Dawes Weeden, Wallingford villa,
Quilter road, Felixstowe
Dawson ,C. Chilton ~an, Clare R.S.O
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Dawson Alfred, Rushmere mills, Rush- Densham Mrs. The Myrtles, East
mere 'St. Andrew, Ipswich Bergholt, Colchester
Dawson Mrs. 124 London I'd. Ipswich Dent Miss, The Manor house, Mut..
Dawson Rowland, Kirton hall, Ipswich ford, Beccles
Dawson W. Mustow ho.Mustow st.Bry Denton Edwd. H. 84- Whiting st.Bury
Day Rev. Henry Dunsterville, Vicar- Denton Miss, 11 Angel hill, Bury
age, Wissett, Halesworth Denyer Alfred, The Nook, Lorne tel'.
Day A. E. Rose viI. London rd.Brndn Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Day Alfd. 5 Ringham road, Ipswich de Nyssen P. J. Thoroughfare,Halswth
Day A. John, 15 Clarkson st. Ipswich De Saumarez The Right Hon. Lord
Day Arthur, 4'1 Cobbold st. Ipswich M.A., J.P. Shrubland pk. Ipswich;
Day Charles, 7 Rochester terrace, Pake- &; 43 Grosvenor place, London SW
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Devine Rev. T. Long Melford RS.O
Day Fredk. 19 Palmerston I'd. Ipswich Dewhirst John Reeve, The Bank,
Day James Thomas, The Marsh house, Market place, Stowmarket
Exning, Newmarket Dewing Miss, The Briars,Nowton,Bury
Day Jeremiah, 25 Fornham I'd. Bury D'Eye :Major Edward Henry Rust,
Day Miss, Holly ho. London rd.Beccles North hill, Woodbridge
Day Mrs. Burlington lo.Palgrave, Diss Diaper Mrs. Leyton vil. Bridge st.
Day Mrs. Cranmoor lodge, Walsham- Stowmarket
le-Willows, Bury Dickenson Rev. Lenthall Geville B.A.
Day Mrs. 30 Grosvenor road, Kirkley, The Rectory, Brome, Eye
Lowestoft Dickeson Rev. Joseph, 25 Springfield
Day Richard P. Little Thurlow S.O road, Bury St. Edmunds
Deane Rev. Henry John, Sizewell, Dickie A. 54 Alexandra I'd. Ipswich
Leiston RS.O Dickinson Edwara Fairbairn, Edward-
Deane Miss, Hintlesham, Ipswich stone lodge, Colchester
Deane Robert Anstruther, Hintlesham, Dickson Mrs. Pembroke lodge, Fram-
Ipswich lingham R.S.O
Dearing Mrs. Needham Markt. R.S.O Dickson Robert William, 10 Willoughby
Death Alfred, 32 Victoria st. Bury road, Stoke, Ipswich
Death Misses, Alpheton, Long Mel- Dickson Rev. D. North par. Lowestoft
ford R.S.O Digby L. Home fm.Hasketon,Wdbrdg
Death Mrs. Cavendish R.S.O Dimock Rev. Arthur M.A. Rectory,
Death Mrs. Ixworth, Bury Wetherden, Stowmarket
Death Thos. 47 Chevallier st. Ipswich Dines Tom Poole, Percy villa, Felix-
Deaves Edwd. Q .Bedford st. Ipswich stowe road, Ipswich
De Barreto Baron Victor J.P. Bran- Dipnall James Fairlie Thomas J.P.
don park, Brandon Overbury hall, Layham, Hadleigh
de Bathe Mrs. Regal lodge, Kentford, Disney Frederick, 16 Grosvenor road, .
Newmarket Kirkley, L<>westoft
de Beer H. B. 121 London rd. Ipswich Disney John Thomas, 321; London road
Debnam Rev. Jsph. Athelington, Eye south, Kirklev, Lowestoft
Debney E.' O. 'South green, Southwold Dix R. H. B.2I Lower Brook st.Ipswch
Debney H. J. 9 South grn. Sthwld DixGn Rev. Sydenham Lynes A.K.C.L.
Dehney L. 'South green, Southwold St. John's vicange, 17 Esplanade,
de Brent Mrs. 62 Wellington terrace, Lowestoft
iLondon road, Ipswich Dixon Rev. T. 43 Berners st. Ipswich
de Castro ~Iaj. James Augustine, Dixon Clement Eagshawe, Whitton-
Manor house, Pakenham, Bury cum-Thurie'lton, Ipswich
Deck Fredk. '8. Lmdon road, Beccles Dixon Rob3r~ H.49 Station rd. Sudbury
Deck Mrs. Portland house, Cumber- Daon S. 18 Museum street, Ipswich
land street, Woodbridge
Deck Mrs. Vicarage house~ The Mount, Dixon William Edward, Oulton lodge,
Ipswich Oulton, wwestoft
Deeks George, Clare R.S.O Dobree Edward, White home, East
Deeks J. H. Withersfield rd. Haverhill D BderghoTlt, ColchRestSer th I d P k
Dee k- s J n: I na VI.
'1 Queen ' s rd. Sdb ry 0fi man h omas . ou 0 ge a e·
Id L we t ft '
Deeks MISS, Clare R'S.O e ,os 0
Deeks Miss, Rose viI. Moulton, Nwmkt Dods ~rs.Uvedale,Needham :Mkt.RSO
De la Cour Edward John, Bank house, Doe MISS, Stoke, Clare
30 Market hill, Sudbury Doe Th~rs. 93 Albert ~treet,.~owestoft .
Delaney Miss, Ar~itage villa, Felix- Domville Capt. SIr' William Cecil
stowe road, IpSWICh Henry hart. C.B., :T. P . The Chantry,
DeIf Edwd. rJl Queen's I'd. Lowestoft Sproughton, IpSWIch ..
Delley A. 99 Albert st. Lowestoft Donaldson A. W. 86 WhItmg st. Bury .
Delves Edwd. Great Cornard. ISudbry, Donaldson Mrs. Cratfield, Halesworth
Dempster Mrs. Sunnyside, Southgate Donne Henry- F.S.I. Bury St. Edm~ds
green, Bury Donnelly MISS, Rose cottage, Mettmg-
Denholm W. 34 'Orford st. Ipswich ha~, Bungay .
Denithorne Richd. 43 Orford st. Ipswh Dorl~g F. 36 Cobbold street, IpSWIch
Denman Rev. William Joel RA. Vicar- Dorh!1g Mrs. ~reckenham, Soham .
age, Stoke, Clare Dothie G.~13 (JauI~well Hall rd.Ips~ch
Dennington K E. Rectory la.Haleswth Double MISS, 47 HIgh street, IpSWIch
Dennis Rev. George Theodore M.A. Doutl~ Walt~r, Lansdowne, Wherstead
Re~tory, Hopton, The~ford road, IPS;ICh .
Denn~il F. The :S:all, Worlington,Soham Doubleday ~: W·3 0 Berner~ st.IpsWIch
Denms Mrs. Chota Bagh, Stratford St. Doughty l\faJ. Chester, Edmburgh ho.
Maryr, Colchester Aldeburgh RS.O
De~s Mrs. 63 Ga:land street, Bury Doughty Rev. Ernest George ~LA.
Denms Wm.. H. Chilton, Clare RS.O Rectory, Martlesham, WoodbrIdge
Denny Edward Henry, Craigmore, Doughty H.M.164Denmark rd.Lowstft
Tuddenham road, Ipswich Doughty Henry Montagu J.P. Theber-
Denny J. H. Oxford house, Thorough- ton hall, Leiston R.S.O
fare, Woodbridge Doughty Mrs, 1 High street, Lowestoft
Denny Misses, 289 London I'd. south, Doughty Mrs. 35 Silent street,Ipswich
Kirkley, Lowestoft Douglas Lieut.-Col. J. R (late RA.),
Denny Misses, Oxford house,Thorough- Valetta, Queen's road, Felixstowe
fare, 1Voodbridge Douse Mrs. Station villas, Woodbridge
Denny Mrs. 1Vltnesh~.m, Ipswich Dove Edward, Needham Market R.S.O
Denny S. 95 Christchurch st. Ipswich Dove Mrs.Stone cot.Debenhm.Stwmkt
Denny Willi3m, 3I Fornham I'd. Bury I Dowe James, Salt gate street, Beccles
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Dowden Mrs. St. James vil. Beach, Durrant Israel. The Place, Wickham Edwardes-Ker George Cordy. Church
Kessingland, Lowestoft Skeith, Eye street, Woodbridge
Dowling Misses, Fairlight, Tuddenham Durrant Mrs. Elmswell grange, Bury Egan Mrs. Honington, Bury
road, Ipswich Durrant Mrs.14 Palmerston rd.Ipswch Eisdell Mrs. 6 Anglesea rd. Ipswich
Downing' Col. Oameron R.A. Thurleston Durrant Mrs. Trinity street, Bungay Eld Rev. Francis John M.A. Rectory,
lodge, Ipswich Durrant Samuel,Highland house,Little Polstead, Colchester
Downing Chas. High st. Ix-.vorth,Bury Stonham. Stowmarket mey Charles Cuthbert, Highlands 10.
Downing Robert, Norton, Bury Durrant W. T. 16 Church st. Ipswich East Bergholt. Colchester
Down~ Thomas, 13 Queen's road, Bury Dutton Art·hur. 3 Redan st. Ipswich Eley C. R. 94 Spring road. Ipswich
Downton Rev; Cecil Is.A. Low street, Dutton, Misses,125 Norwich rd.Ipswch Elia.s 001. Robt. Oaklands, Saxmndhm
Hoxne, Eye . Dutton Mrs. Thornfield vils.FelixstOwe Elkington T. R. Beach rd. Felixstowe
Dowse Col. R. T. E. Hospital rd. Bury Dyble Edwd. P. 13 Hospital rd. Bury Elkington Thomas Richards,55 Christ-
Dowsett Rev. Alfred Ames, 49 Wood- Dyke George, 39 St.Nicholas st.Ipswch church street, Ipswich
bridge road, Ipswich Dyson Rev. J. J .• M.A. Barnby,Beccles Elkins In. Grove ho. Wortham, Diss
Doxat Rev. Frederick W. Parsonage, Eade W. Bridge side, Bramford rd. Ellen Frank Stratton M.A.; LL.M.
Woolverstone, Ipswich lpswich 119 London road, Lowestoft
Doy Charles, 162 Pakefield street, Eales Thos. 14 Burrell rd. Ipswich Ellen Misses, 22 Grosvenor road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft Earl E'dgar, Oakleigh, Felixstowe rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Draine Mrs. 14 Alpe street, Ipswirh Ipswich Elliott Rev. C., L.B., RA. Tatting-
Drake Ernes!; Tyrwhitt, New street, Earl E. C. 127 Clapham rd. Lowestoft stone, Ipswich
Framlingham R.S.O Earl Miss, 85 Melford road, Sudbury E1liott Arth. Edwd. Elveden, Thetfrd
Drake The Misses, Fern bank, St. Earl Robert, Earsham street, Bungay Ell~ott Charles, Chauntry rw.Haverhill
George'!! mad, Beccles Earthy .Alfred, Warwick villas, Felix- EI~ott Ed~d. 15 North par. Low.estoft
Drake Wm. 49 ClaphRm rd. Lowestoft stowe road, Ipswich Elhott Edwa~, The HermItage.
Draper Mrs. H. V. I Norfolk terrace, Easey John, 36 High st. Southwold ~otesdale, DISS
Station road, Beccles Easey Mrs.2Cumberland ter.Southwld Ell~ott Mrs. Rose cot. C~aydon,I'pswch
Draper Mrs. Station road, Beccles Easlea Mrs. Barningham villa, Botes- Elliott Mrs. A. Hope villa, Fauclose
Dreaper Mrs. Rosslyn, Quilter road, dale, Diss road, Becc1es
Felixstowe E'aslea William, The Laurels, Albert Elliott William, White house, The
Draper Mrs. Charles, The Lilacs,Met~ crescent Bury Grange, Beccles
tingham, Bungay E'astaugh 'Geo. Flixton I'd. Bungay Ellio~t William Jacob, Claremont viI.
Drew Joseph Bowennan, The Han- Eastaugh Henry J. Horn Hill house Fauclose road, Beccles
nings, Framlingham R.S.O Lowestoft ' Ellis Charles, 16 High st. Ipswich
Driver Rev. Samuel Barnes, Cambridge Eastaugh Miss,27 Cardigan st.Ipswich Ell~s Edwd.Shadingfleld hall,Haleswth
house, Marina, Lowestoft East,auO'h Mrs. The Beeches, KessinO'- Elhs Ernest, 96 North st.. Sudbury
Drummond Edgar Henry, 12 Wil- land,'" Lowestoft I:> Ellis Mrs. Hill house, South -green,
loughby road, Stoke, Ipswich Eastoe Alfred,. 2 Richmond place, Southwold
Drummond Miss. 39 WilberfOl'ce st., Kirkley, Lowestoft Ellis Mrs. Somerleyton, Lowestoft
Ipswich Easton Lieut.-Col. Charles John R.A. Elliston Frederick, London lodge,
DuCroz J.G.M.12 Waveney rd.Lowstft Holton hall, Halesworth ~orwich road, Ipswich ..
Dudding Rev. Henry Swun M.A. Eraston Jas. Thoroughfare, Woodbrdg E1hston G. S. 2 Museum .st. IpSWIch
• Rectory, St:mton, Bury Easton Mrs. Ixworth Abbey, Bury &! Felixstowe .
Dudding F. W. Baylham ho. Ipswich Eaton Henry William, 3 Priory place. Elllston Peter. B.A. Framhngham col-
Dudley Edward, The Hermitage, Friars street, Ipswich l~ge, Fra~~lllgham R.S.O
Melt<lll, Woodbridge Edey Mrs. 21 South cliff, London rd. Elhston Wllham .Alfred ~.D., J.P.
Duff-Wills Mrs. Harland ho.Felixstowe south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Sto~e hall, IpswIch; & VIlla Sandra,
Ilufton Henry Tempest B.A. Bridge Edgar Oapt. Mileson J.P. Sparrowe's Felixstowe
house, Brockford, Stowmarket nest,Whitton-cum-Thurlestn. Ipswch Elmer Mrs.Sunnyside,E!Imswell, Bury
Duke Rev. Cecil R. Fern house, St. Edgar R. Knights hill,Oockfield, Bury Usey Geo~ge, St. Benedict's, Carleton
'Margaret's green, Ipswich Edgell William, 21 Holly rd. Ipswich road,. KIrkley, Lowestoft
Duke Rev. William Alexander B.A. Edgerton Rev. William Frew, Beulah Elton Mrs. Hyntle place, Hintlesham,
Vicarage, Debenham, Stowmarket house, Rattlesden, Bury Ipswich
IDumant Thomas Smith, 18 Willoughb)' Edwards Major Henry Charles, War- Elven Miss, 34 Well street, Bury
road. Stoke, Ipswich ren hill, Woodbridge Elvin John, 96 Bramford road, Ipswich
'Dunfee \Ym. L. London rd.Lowestoft Eidwards Rev. Arthur William M.A. Elworthy Miss, Chesterholme, Park
Dunkley Edwin, I Ringham rd.Ipswich Rectory, Barningham, Bury road, Ipswich
Dunn Sir Wm. bart. M.P., F.R.G.8., Edwards Rev. Waiter Molesworth, Erry George, Saltgate ,street. Beccles
J.P. The Retreat, Lakenheath, Out Southgate, Bury Ely Thomas Henry, Anchorage,
Brandon; & 34 Phillimore gardens, Edwards ~\. A. Cumberland st.Wdbdg Herners road, Felixstowe
Kensington W & Reform & Devon- Edwards B. I St. Helen's st. Ipswich Emerson Mrs. 40 Well street, Bury
shire clubs SW & City Liberal club Edwards' Elijah, 62 Carlton road, Emerson Peter Henry B.A., M.B.
E 0, London Kirkley, Lowestoft; The. Nook, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Dunn Miss. Sea gro. Aldeburgh R.S.O Edwards Evan, Hoecliff, Felixstowe Elmerson T. W.I Gippeswyk rd.Ipswch
Dunn W., M.B. West st. Mildenhall Edwards Evan. The Lodge, Falken- Emery .Arthur George, Providence
Dunnage Col. Arthur, Staithe house, ham, Trimley house, Park road, Lowestoft
Northgate street, Beccles Edwards Fredk. Barton hall,Mildnhll Emmers~n William George, St.
Dunnet F. E. 204 Spring rd. Ipswich Edwards George, Rose cottage, .Oeme- Andrew'8 street north, Bury
Dunnett Geo. 19 Clarkson st. Ipswich tery road, Mildenhall Emms F. G. Syleham house, Scole
Dunnett H. H. Oratfield, Halesworth Edwards George Oordy, 2 Kenilworth Emms Mrs. I Palmerston villas, Free-
Dunnett John Thos. London rd.Ipswch villas, Montague road, Felixstowe mantle road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Dunnett Miss, 99 London rd. Ipswich Edwards George Octavius, Church England Mrs. Rhynwick lodge, Wood-
Dunt Robert Cave, I Esdelle terrace, street, Framlingham R.S.O bridge road, Ipswich
London road, Beccles Edwards Henry Richard J.P. Centre Engleheart Henry Lewis Dillman J.P.
Dupont a.Fish ho.Bures St.MaryRS.O Cliff lodge, Southwold Holbecks, Layham, HadleiO'h
'Dupont Harold Charles, Bures St. Edwards J. F. 29 High st. Lowestoft English In. H. Onehouse 1~.Stwmrkt
Mary R.S.O Edwards Miss, Briarholme, Felixstowe Ennals E. 14 Willoughby rd. Ipswich
Durant Rev. Wm. Friend, The Parson- Edwards Miss, Hope cottage. Beding- Ennals H. Cranford, Park rd. Ipswich
age, Bent.m street, Hadleigh R.S.O field, Eye Ennals J. Cross grn. Cockfield, Bury
Durell Rev.John Carlyon Vavasor M.A. Edwards Miss, Jesamine cottage, Ennals Rbt. Gipping ho. Stowmarket
. 6 Northgate street, Bury Hopton, Thetford Ennals William Robert, Cross green,
Durham Tho Earl of, The Lodge, Edwards Miss, IQ Victoria st. Bury Cockfield, Bury
Exning, Newmarket Edwards Misses, 45 Berners st.Ipswch Enwright Rev. James Anthony, 5
Durrant Rev. Christopher Rawes B.A. Edwards Misses,74 Berners' st.Ipswch Gippeswyk road, Ipswich
Rectory, Freston, Ipswich Edwards Misses, Church street, Fram- Ensor Isaac Lott, 96 Anglesea road,
:Durrant O. H. The Walk, Beccles lingham R.S.O Ipswich
Durrant Christopher Mercer M.D., Edwards Mrs. 49 Crown street, Bury Ensor Miss. Westholme. Tuddenham
J.P. 12 Northgate street, Ipswich Edwards Mrs. 143 Norwich rd.Ipswch road, Ipswich
:Durrant E. Bracon villa, South cliffs, Edwards Vertue, The Villa, Shottis- Ensor Mrs. ",6 Chevallier st. Ipswich
Felixstowe ham, Woodbridge Ensor Mrs. 18 Manor tel'. Felixstowe
J:>urrant George, Ennisfall, St. John's, Edwards WaIter, The Maples, CarIton Etheridge James Hy. Stanley .house,
W0odbl'idge Oolville, Lowestoft Fressingfield, HarlestoJ:!, . .
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Etheridge T. w. .A.spall, Kirkley Cliff Feltoe Rev. Chas. Lett RD. Rectory, Fitt Thos. W. Queen's rd. Lowestoft
road, Lowe.stoft Fornham An Saints, Bury Flatman A. The Lodge, Mellis, EJe
Etheridge Mrs. William, Hill view, Fenton.A. W. Normans Hurst,Lowstft Flatman Mrs. The Cottage, Laxfield,
Fressingfield, Harleston Fenton Miss. Snape, Saxmundham Framlingham R. S. 0 _
Etherington Joseph John, 59 Brook's Fenton Miss, 2 Sparhawk st. Bury Flatman Robert, 8 .Alan rd. Ipswich
Hall road, Ipswich Fenton Wm. 120 Hervey st. Ipswich Flatt William Wolton, St. Kilda,
Euston Earl of D.L., J.P. Euston hall, Ferrall Rev. Henry John, Cameron ho. Victoria street, Felixstowe
Th&tford &; 17 Carlton: House ter- Ballygate street, Becc1es Flaxman Rev• .Alfred :E;dward M.A..
race, London SW Few Thomas James, Manor house, R&Ctory, Grundisburgh, Woodbrdge
E'vans Rev. D. L. Cowlinge,Kewmarkt Kirkley, Lowestoft Fleming Rev. Archembald F., O.S.B.
EvanS' Rev.F.Rectory,Eriswell,Brandn Ffennell W. E. Market house, Had- The Priory, St. Mary's st. Bungay
Evans Rev.T. Faloon st.Walton,Ipswch leigh R.S.O Flaming Rev. H.,B..A.Gt.ThurlowS.O
Evans Arthur E:. 5 Queen fit. Ipswich Ffoulkes T. B.8 Burlington rd.Ipswich Fleming Danl. 39 London rd. Ipswich
Evans Harold Muir M.D. Turret ho. Ffrench Digby Manfred, Cherry Tree Fleming Hugh, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Kirkley Cliff rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft green, Debenham, Stowmarket Fletcher Rev. JameS' Amiraux B.A.
Evaus John RA. Holden house,Angle- Fiddaman J. R. 104 Northgate st.Bury Holy Trinity vicarage, Upper Ol1and
sea road, Ipswich Fiddes Mrs. Grange road, Beccles stroot, Bungay
Evans Mrs.. I Constitution hill,Ipswch Fidler Miss, Ripley house, Northgate Fletcher Rev. William Edward M.A.
E'vans William, Withersdale,Harleston street, Bury 10 Redan street, Ipswich
Everard Misses, Bury st. Stowmarket Field Arthur, 85 London rd. Ipswich Fletcher L. The Firs, Hoxne, Eye
Everard Mrs. 29 Henry road, Ipswich Field Charles H. 62 Guildhall st.Bury Flick Misses, Laurel ho. Saxmundham
Everard Mrs. 21 Westgate 'St. Bury Field Charles Titus. The Laurels,Lon- Flick Robert J.P. The Grange, The-
Evered W. E'. 9 Out Westgate, Bury don road, Beccles berton, Leiston RS.O
Everett .Albert, Redholme, Ivry street, Field 'Sidney J.P. Ashfield 10dge,Great Flick Saml. A. Bank ho. Saxmundhm
Ipswich Ashfield, Bury Flick Wm. 11 Borough rd. Ipswich
Everett Miss, Hampton house, Philip Fielding George William Smith, Hill- Flintham Joseph J.P. .Aldeburgh hall,
road, Stoke, Ipswich brow, Belstead road. Ipswich .Aldeburgh R.S.O
Everett Miss, 25 Well -stre.et, Bury Fielding ,Mrs.68 .Albert st.Lowestoft Flood Miss, 30 Alexandra rd. Lowestft
.E'verett Robert L., J.P. The Villa, Filmore W. G. Church ,st.Saxmundhm Flood W. F. 46 Alexandr3 rd.Lowestft
Rushmere St. Andrew, Ipswich Finch Rev. E. S., M.A. Vicarage,Lax- Flory William, 64 Carlton road, Kirk-
Everett W. J. London rd. Halesworth field, Framlingham R.S.O ley, Lowestoft
Everitt William Spencer, Oulton Finch Herbert J. The Croft, Sudbury Flower Mrs. Rothbury house, Ipswich
Broad, Lowestoft Finch J. E. 87 Oxford rd. Lowestoft Flowerden T. Violet hill, Stowmarket
Everson F. W. 33 Museum st. Ipswch Finch Miss, Yew Tree cottage, Hig- Flowerdew Miss, Be&Ch terrace, Creet-
Everson H. W. 175 Norwich rd.Ipswch ham, Colchester ing St. Mary, Needham Market
EwenRev. J. N. F., M.A. J.P. Reydon Finch Mrs. Chapel vil. Walton,Ipswich Flowers H. D. 35 High st. Lowestoft
hall, Wangford RS.O Fincham Miss, Mill st. Mildenhall Flowers Miss, 42 St. Leonard·s rd.
Eyles Charles, Courtland villa, Kact.on Firman William, ,Mill house, .wher- Kirkley, Lowestoft
mad, Ipswich stead road, Ipswich FIoyd Jas. 8 Sparhawk street, Bury
Eyre F .• D.L. Moreton hall, Bury Firmin G. New house, iHadleighR.S.O Follett Mrs. Coney Weston farm, Coney
Eyre Hy. R 28 Fore stroot, Ipswich Firmin Mrs. 4.Richmond place, Kirk- Weston, Bury
Eyre Mrs. Poslingford, Clare ley, Lowestoft Fonnereau The Misses, Red house,
Fairbrother Miss A. H. Syleham hall, Fish F. J. Spursholt, Park rd.lpswich Little Blakenham, Ipswich •
Soole Fish Herbert, Broad st. iRaverhiJ Foot Joseph Oharles, 26g Cauldwell
Fairhurst Rev. G. W. Fressingfield, Fish Miss, 62 Carr street, Ipswich .Hall road, Ipswich
Harleston Fish Mrs. 12 Ocean ter. Felixstowe Forbes Thomas, Fernside, Felixstowe
}'airs Mi~, 136 Rose Hill rd. Ipswich Fisher C. 139 Woodbridge I'd. Ipswich Ford Augustus F. J. Glanmor, QuilteF
Fairs Samuel, Melt{)n, Woodbridge Fisher C. J. Lindon house, Eye road, Felixst()we
Fairweather Henry, Causeway house, Fisher Fredk. Hy. 40 .Alpe st. Ipswich Ford J. T., RA.Lond. Middle School
Hitcham, Ipswich Fisher George, I Ainslie road, Ipswich for Boys, Bolton lane, Ipswich
Fairweather Miss, 9 Neale st. Ipswich Fisher Henry, Hatherleigh villa, St. Ford James, Birley house, Morton rcL..
Fairweather Mrs'46 Orford st.Ipswich John's stroot, Woodbridge Kirkley, Lowestoft -
Fake .Alexander, 11 .Albert st. Bury Fisher John, 11 Redan st. Ipswich Ford John, Cotton, Stowmarket
Falconer Rev. Edward George, The Fisher Lionel Geo. Falkland house, Ford John Collins,12 Orchard st. Bury
Vicarage, Old Newton, Stowmarket Long Melford R. S.O Ford Mrs. 16 Carltonroad, Kirk~ev,
Faning Rev. Roger Emmanuel M.A. Fisher Misses, 5 -Crane hill, Ipswich Lowestoft •
The Rectory, Stanningfield, Bury Fisher Mrs. The Grange, Long Mel- Ford Mrs. 112 Clapham ra. Lowestoft
Faning Mrs. Airlie p:ace, Christchurch ford R.S.O Fordham Charles A. 133 Clapham rd.
s1Jreet, Ipswich Fisher Robert W. C., B.A. Framling- Lowestoft
Faraker Lewis M.A. Holm ho. Kirkley ham college, Framlingham R.S.O Fordham Thomas, Westwood house,
Cliff road, 'Kirkley, Lowestoft Fisher W. The Cottage, Yaxley, Eye Exning, Newmarket
Farnsworth E. Burgh castle, Yarmth Fisk Edwin, 39 St.Helen's ,st.Ipswich Foreman John, Wardleigh, RusseIl
Farren General Sir Richard Thomas Fisk Emest, Grabam road, Ipswich road, Ipswich
K.C.B. Beatings house, Woodbridge Fisk Frank H. 75 London rd. Ipswich Foreman Miss, 2 Angel hill, Bury
Farrer Rev. Edmund F.S.A. Rectory, Fisk George. Homeleigh, Park road, Forest Frederick Harrison, 63 London
Hinderclay, Diss Ipswich , road south; Lowestoft
Farrer Mrs. '136 London rd.Lowestoft Fisk Geo. 120 St. Peter st. Lowestoft Forgan Thomas Russell, Wall farm.
Farrer William, Haughley, IStowmarkt Fisk James, Ipswich rd. Stowmarket Flmsett, Ipswich
Farrington Col. Hastings D'Oyly, Fisk Mrs. Broad street, Bungay Forlong Rev. Robert Rochfort M.A.
Hermitage, Layham, Hadleigh Fisk Mrs. Rosebank, St. John's street, Rectory, Hemley, Woodbridge
Farrow C. H. 3 Holly road, IpsWich Woodbridge Forrester Mrs. 18 Queen st. Southwold
Farrow Fred, River side, Brandon Fisk Robert E. Bridge st. 'Stowmarket Forrow Arthur, Ashantee villa, Nor- -
Farrow Miss, I Lindo villas, St.John's Fisk Wi:liam, 29 Elm street, Ipswich wich road, Ipswich
road, Bungay Fiske George, Coddenham, Ipswich Forster Miss, Fairfield rd.Saxmundhm
Farrow Mrs. Bildeston S.O . Fiske Mrs. 18 Orchard street, Bury Fosbery Edward H. St. Margarets,
Farrow Samuel, Haughley;Stowmarket Fiske Samuel, Black heath,Wenhaston, Herringfleet, Lowestoft
Faulconer Rev. Robert Hoffman, Hale-sworth Fosdick Fredk. H. Park rd. Ipswich
Trimley St. Mary S.O Fison Edward, Alling10n house, Wood- Fosdike John. Mill villa, Victeria ra.
Faulk Mrs. 3 Grove rd. Lowestoft bridge road, Ipswich Woodbridg-e
FaulknerGeorge Mannings, Falconbury Fison H. Stoke ho.Belstead rd.Ipswich Foster Rev. J. Edgar M.A. Vicarage,.
school, 'Northgate street, Bury Fison J. 0., J.P. Stutton hall, Ipswch Lindsey, Ipswich
Paulkner Mrs. Worlington, Soham Fison Mrs.Finborough rd.Stowmarket Foster Rev. J. A. Boxford, Colchester
Faux Francis C. 5 Bolton la. Ipswich Fison Mrs. A. Stoke house, Belstead Foster B. W. Thoroughfare, Woodbdgo
Fawcett R'ev. Fras. UEstrange M.A. road, Ipswich Foster Charles, Park lane, Southwold
St. Mary's vicarage, Bury Fison W. M. 41 Ponnereau rd.Ipswich Foster F.C. Stanwell 10.Thomdon,Eye
Featherstone Mrs.16Westgate st.Bury Fitch Charles John Homer, Hill house, Foster Geo. Rosemount, Saxmundhm
Felgate .Alfred, 74 ,Spring road,Ipswich Queen's road, Eury Foster James, 34 Windsor road,
Pelgett A. C. 1.r:; Foundation st.Ipswch Fitch Saml. H. 2 Queen st. Southwold Kirkley. Lowestoft
Pelgate Samuel, College road, Fram- Fitzroy The Rev. Lord Charles Edwd. Foster John, King .street, Mildenhall
lingham R.'S.D M.A. Rectory, Euston, Thetford Foster Mrs. 3 Constitution hI. Ipswich
Fells Rev. Frank, London rd. Beccles Fitzroy Chas. B~r~hursh house, Wit·IFol'lter Samuel, 10 Cleveland road',.
Fenner Mrs.F.79 St.Peter st.Lowestft, nesham, IpsWIch . Kirkley. Lowestoft
• COURT DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. GAR 393
Foster Wm. B. 103' London rd.Ipswich French P.rederic fWilliam, Cransford Game Mrs. I I Fonnerau rd. Ipswich
Foster-Melliar Rev. Andrew M.A.Rec- hall, Framlingham R.8.0 Gammage Ernest, Derby house, Cum-
tory, Sproughton, Ipswich French Richard Day J.P. St. John's berland street, Woodbridge
Fothergill Mrs. Park h<lUse, Great Fin- hall, llketshall St. John, Bungay Gammage Mrs. Quay st. Woodbridge
borough, Stowmarket French Thomaso Turner, 8 Wellington Gan~ Charles, I Leveson villas, .Alde-
Foulger D. 43 Clarkson st. Ipswich esplanade, Lowestoft burgh RS.O
Foulger H. L. 90 London rd. Ipswich Frere Rev. Canon Constantine M.A., Garcke Miss, Kessingland, Lowestoft
Foulger Miss, Earsham st. lBungay J.P. Rectory, Finningham.Stmnrkt Garden Miss, Redisham hall, Rings-
Fountain Mrs. The Ferns, North Hill Frere Rev. Edward Tudor M.A. The field, Beccles
road, Ipswich Wigwam, Wortham, Diss Garden Mrs. Redisham hall, Rings-
Fountaine G'harles .Qeorge, 50 Chrilt- Frere Arth. Hanbry. Stradbroke, Eye field, Beceles
church street, Ipswich Frewer Frank, Fairdene, Tuddenham Gardener Miss, 13 Guildhall st. Bury
Fowell F.The Cedars,Hopton, Thetfrd road, Ipswich Gardener Miss, Tye cottage, Alpheton~
Fowkes William, '7 St. Aubyn's terrace, Fricker Miss, 57 Friars st. Budbury Long Melford R.S.O
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley, Lowestft Friend G. L. 98 Princes st. Ipswich Gardiner Geo. 7 Manor ter. Felixstowe
Fowle Arth. E. 23 ,Spring st. Ipswich Friend John, New s'treet, Woodbridge Gardiner W. A. 57 iHenley rd. Ipswich
Fowler Rev. C.J.West Row,Mildenhall Friend Mrs. Market hill, Framlingham Gardner Lord, 77 Bernel'S oSt. Ipswich
Fowler Ernest William J.P. Gunton R.S.O Gardner Rev. Henry S. B.A. Vicarage,
Old hall, Lowestoft Frink Frdk. C. Little Thurlow S.O Metfield, Harleston
Fowler The Misses, Gunton hall,Lwstft Friston Miss, Queen's road, Beccles Gardner William, The Rosery, Exning~
Fowler Mrs. 22 Warrington rd.Ipswich Friston Samuel, Corton, Lowestoft Newmarket
Fox Geo. R. Blyburgate st. Beceles Fromant IHarry, Guthrum ho. Angel Garforth Rev. John, Rectory, 'SpexhaJI,
Fox Mrs. Westbourne villa, Norwich street, Hadleigh R8.0 Halesworth
road, Ipswich Frost Fredk. K. 31 OrfO'rd st. Ipswich Garling A. 97 London road, Ipswich
Fox Mrs. 137 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich Frost Henry George, St. Peter's vine- Garling Miss, 53 High street, Ipswich
Fox Wm. Dvd. 8 Albert .st. Lowestoft yard, Out Westgate, Bury Garnaud Alfd. 15 Manor ter. Felixstowe
Foyster James Lee,8 Saane st.Ipswich Frost Jas. P. 60 Spring rd. Ipswich Garner J. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft!
Frampton Gea. Hy. Stradbroke, Eye Frost J. North vw. Freehold rd.Ipswch Garner Miss, High street, Brandon
France Rev. Francis Caates, 37 Alex- Frost Mrs. 3 Caroline terrace, Church Garner Mrs. Thoroughfare, Woodbdgo
andra road, Lowestoft road, Lowestoft Garner-Richards D. R. High st. Brandn
Francis Fras. M. Newton rd..Sudbury Frost Mrs. CO'llege ho.College st. Bury Garnet James Gardner M.A. Fram-
Francis Frank R. 17 Stour ,st.Sudbury Fry iR?v. Jose,Ph :Howard, Manse, lingham college, Framlingham R~.O
Francis James, 8 Bedford st. Ipswich WattIS'field, DISS . Garneys Mrs. 77 London rd. IPSWICh
Francis John G. 43 Fornham rd.Bury FryEdward R. 44 Ivry street, IPSWICh Garnham A. W. II7 St. Helens street,
Francis Mrs. Earl Soham, Wickham Fry J. Ivy rot. ~nhall, Saxmundham Ipswich .
Market Fry Jsph. no Chnstdhurch st. Ipswch Garnham F. 75 Chnstchurch st.Ipswcb
Francklin The Misses, 246 London rd. Fry Mrs. 259 Norwi{l~ road, Ipswich Garnham James, 10 Key st. Ipswich
south, Kirk1ey, Lowestoft Fryer Capt. C. R. 5'3 Risbygate st.Bury Garnham Mrs.42 Palmerston rd.Ipswch
Franey A. R Duke st. Hadleigh R.S.O Fryer Rev. Benjamin Stannard M.A. Garrad William, Whatfield, Ipswich
Franklin Edward, 3'4 Silent st.Ipswich The Rectory, Sudbury Garrard Rev. Castell M.A. The Hall~
Franklin J.2Clarkson vils.Saxmundhm Fryer Louis J. 40 Alan road, Ipswich Wickham Skeith. Eye
Franklin Mrs. Spring -villa, Melton, Fryer William Fraucis, 31' & 33 Fore Garra.rd Albert Edward, White house~
Wooobridge street, St. Clements, Ipswich Badingham, Framlingham
Franks Miss, 5 Alpe street, Ipswich Fulcher Alfred, 59 Derby road, Ipswich Garrard F. W. 3 Adelphi pI. Ipswich
Franks Wm. H. Bank ho. Felixstowe Fulcher G. E. Carlton Calville,Lowstft Garmrd G. 17 St. Andrew's st.nth.Bury
Fraser Alex.J.P.Westerfield ho.Ips'Wch Fulcher James, Tattingstone, Ipswich Garrard Hatsell, Belle Vue house, Sta-
Fraser Donld. 167 Norwich rd. Ipswich Fulcher Miss, The Abbey, Bury tion road, Framlingham R.S.O
Fraser E. A. 108 Clapham rd.Lowestoft Fulcher Mrs. Tattingstone, Ipswich Garrard James Button, Oakhill farm,
Fraser Jas. D. North IHill rd. Ipswich Fulcher Robert, Wickham Market :E.aJ'1 Soham, Wickham Market
Fraser Jas. E. 37 Milton rd. Lowestoft Fuller Daniel, 40 Windsor road, Kirk- Garrard Miss, 25 Tower st. Ipswich
Fraser Joseph Brownsmith, Crane Hill ley, Lowestoft Garrard ~s. G. Brundish, Fram-
lodge, Sproughton, Ipswich Fuller Joseph Adams, Edalkam, Lon- lingham R.S.O
Fraser Robert, The Oottage, Wor- don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Garrard Mrs. 42 Woodbridge rd.IiPswcb
lington, Soham Fuller Mrs. Hill house, Barton Mills, Garrard Norton Burroughs, Elm ho.
Fraser Roderick Donald, Chesham Mildenhall iIfuxne, Eye
house, Dalton road, Ipswich Fuller Robert, Pakefield, Lowestoft Garrard Proctor Burroughs, Westwick
Frederick: Henry Penrice, Burgh Fuller Wm. Palmer, 20 Hatter st. Bury house, Dalton road, Ipswich
hall, Burgh castle, Yarmouth Fulton Rev. Francis M., O.S.R St. Garrard R. 41 Wilberforce st. Ipswich
Freelove Mrs. 59 Victoria street, Bury Benet's priory, Beceles Garrard William, London I'd. Beccle:t
Freeman Rev. JO'hn Major M.A. Funnen Mrs. London road,lHalesworth Garrard William Augustus, Carrefour
Vicarage, Playford, Ipswich Funnelle Miss, Wenhaston, Halesworth Selous, Belle Vue road. Ipswich
Freeman Frederick, 2 Rosario terrace, Furber Mrs. C. Bulls cliff, Felixstowe Garrard Wm. N. Burroughs, Bridge
London r-oad south, Kirkley, Lowstft Furlong Mrs. II Westerfield rd. Ipswclh hO'. Badingham, Framlingham R.8.0
Freeman Henry William, 40 Christ- Furlonge Hilton Leigh, I St. Brenda's Garratt Rev. Canon Samuel M.A. 10
church street, Ipswich terrace, Beccles road, Lowestoft Fonnerau road, Ipswich
Freeman Jas. L. Old Nelson st.Lowstft Furniss Thomas Sanderson M.A., J.P. Garrett Rev. James Robinson, Rectory,.
Freeman John Garneys J.P. Aspall Higham house, Colchester Helmingham, Stowmarket
house, Stowmarket Furnival Antony St. John B.A. Gram- Garrett Edmund, Bifrons, Westhill,
Freeman L.II5CauldwellHall rd.Ipswch mar school, Bury Aldeburgh RS.O
Freeman Miss, White house, Deben- Furze Rev. Winwood S. The Warren, Garrett Frank C.E., J.P. AldringhllolD>
ham, Stowmarket Wickham Market house, Saxmundham
Freeman Miss, 7 Willoughby road, Furze Mrs. The Warren,Wickham Mrkt Garrett Frank, jun. New Haven,
Stoke, Ipswich Fyson Miss, Aldersfield hall, Wickham- Leiston R.S.O
Freeman Mrs. 21 Alpe street, Ipswich brook, Newmarket Garrett George Herbert J.P. Snape
Freeman Mrs. Framsden, Stowmarket Fyson Mrs. Sunnyside, Barton Mills, bridge, Tunstall' Wickham Market
Freeman Mrs. 71 London road south, Mildenhall Garrett Miss, South view, Naeton rd.
Lowestoft Fyson Mrs. Trinity street, Bungay Ipswich
Freeman Mrs. Oulton Broad,Lowestoft Gabriel Emest Edward, The Dell, Garrett Misses, Blacklands hall, Caven-
Freeman Mrs. 33 Warwick rd.Ipswich Carlton Colville, Lowestoft dish RS.O
Freeman S. 17 Gippeswyk rd. Ipswich Gadsden Geo. A. Moulton, Newmarket Ga.rrett Mrs. Aide ho. Aldeburgh R.S. 0
Freeman William, 30 Ivry st. Ipswich Gaffney Henry, The Beeches, Melton, Garrett S. Gower ho. Aldeburgh RS.O
Freeman William, Maple house, Kel- Woodbridge Garrod Arthur L., M.E., M.RA.D.
sale, Saxmundham • Gage Charles, Swallows farm, Lind- Wickham Ma,rket
Freestone Horace Uayton, South Elm- sey, Ipswich Garrod Benj. HamiltO'n rd. Felixstowe
ham, All Saints, Halesworth Gage Mrs. 2 Crown street, Lowestoft Garrod Jas. 14 Clarkson st. Ipswich
French Rev. Frederic M.A., J.P.Wor- Gales Major Emest Frederick J.P. Garrod Miss, 22 Low. Brook st.Ipswch
lingworth, Wickham Market Raworth park, Layham, Hadleigh Garrod Miss, 5 South end, Southwol~
French Chas. Hamlet rd. Haverhill Gall Mrs. Doric house, Woodbridge Garrod Misses,The High schl.Sudbury
French Rev. Thomas Lee M.A., J.P. Gall Ha-rry, Bank house, High street, Garrod Mrs. I Henley road, Ipswich
Rectory, Thrandeston, Diss Hadleig-h R.S.O Garrod Mrs. 5 London road, Beccles
French Rev. William A., RA. Rec- ,Gwl Mrs. Brigstock house, Quay street, Garrod P. N. 145 Cauldwell Hill road~
tory, Little Blak~nham, Ipswich I Woodbridge Ipswich
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394 GAR' SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S.

Garrood Frederick Frank, 3 Wellington Ginn Miss, Nayland, Colchester Gooch H.Fore st.Framlingham R.S.O
terrace, Station road; Beccles Girardot F.G. log Northgate st. Bury Gooch Misses, .Queen's Head street,
Garrould Rev. Wm. John, 143 Wood- Giraud Wil:iam, 4 Cleveland rd. Kirk- Stradbroke, Eye
bridge road, Ipswich ley, Lowestoft Gooch Mrs. 7 Adelphi place, Low
Garround 'Horace, 3 South cliff, Lon- Girling Rev. Westha, Wangfo Brook street, Ipswich
don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Girling A. R. Sweffiing, Saxmundham Gooch Mrs. Athelington, Eye
Garwood Miss, St, John's lodge, Elms- Girling H.257 Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswh Gooch Mrs. 7 North par. Lowestoft
well, Bury Girling Herbert William, Frostenden, Gooch Richard, Flixton rd. Bungay
Gaskell C. Hillside, Sproughton,Ipswch Wangfor.d. R'.S.O Gooch WaIter, 31 .Albert .street, Bury
Gates H. 106 Risbygate street, Bury I Girling J. 29 Low. Brook st. Ipswich Gooch Wyard Trengove, Castle street,
Gates John, London road, Brandon Girling Miss, 3 Norfolk terrace,· Sta- Framlingham R.S.O
Gates Waiter, 4 Orchard ·street, Bury tion road, Beccles Good Miss, 8 Kensington terrace,
Gathercole Rev. Micha.el Augustus Gir:ing Mr~. London road, Beccles Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
M.A. Bridge ho. Downham, Brandon Girling T. BIyth view, Halesworth Good William Thomas, MiU view,
Gaul Col. CharleS' D.M. Oak cottage, Girling Thomas J.P. Frostenden, Melford road, Sudbury
Melton, Woodbridge Wangford R.S.O Gooda Thomas Pead,Lawn farm, Mut-
. Gaul Miss, 5 Christchurch st. Ipswich Girling W. A. 73 High st. Southwold ford, Beccles
Gauntlett C. 6 North par. Lowestoft Girling William, The Grove, R.end- Goodall Bev. Charles, Wickhambrook,
Gay Ernest, Carltou Colville,Lowestoft ham, Saxmundham Newmarket
Gayfeyt Hy. I6 Warwick rd. Ipswich Girling William Preston, White house, Goodall John, The Homestead,Carlton
Gayford Ernest Robert, Bridge street, Oampsea Ashe, Wickham Market Colville, Lowestoft
Hadleigh, R.S.O Girood William,30 CleveJand rd. Kirk- Goodchild Col. Shal'pe J .P. The Hall,
Gayford F. Bridge st. Hadleigh R.S.O ley, Lowestoft Great Wratting, Haverhill
Gayford K. J6 .Alexandra rd. Lowestoft Gislingham Miss, Hill house, Mon- Goodchiid William, Athenamm, Bury
Gayford Miss, 54 High st. Southwold tague road, Fe:ixstowe Gooderham Mrs. Framsden,Stowmrkt
Gaze Thomas, Ig Whiting st. Bury Gislingham Mrs. 6 Great Colman st. Gooderhan Robert, Avenue house,
Gearing William, 15 Cleveland road, Ipswich Creeting road, Stowmarket
KirkIey, Lowestoft Gissing Mrs. 2 Cumberland villas, Goodhart Miss, 3 St. Mary's sq. Bury
Gearing William Hugh. 11 Grosvenor Cumberland street, Woodbridge Goodill Miss, Sth. Elmham St.James,
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Gittus Fredk. West Bow, Mildenhall Halesworth
Geater Mrs. London rd. Halesworth Glasgow Rev. William, Tunstall,Wick- Gooding D. R. 49 High st. Southwold
Gedney Miss, Fressingfield, Harleston ham Market Gooding Hy. Needham Market RS.O
Gedny Mrs. Stayer house, Eye Glazin Alfred, Clare R'.S.O Gooding Horace Walker, 6 Hamilton
Gelston John Seymour, The Beeches, Gobbett J. 100 Albert st. Lowestoft place, Felixstowe
Ixworth, Bury Gobbett W. 17 Westerfield rd. Ipswch Goading J. B. 49 High st. Southwold
Gentle Fredk.Wm. London rd.Brandon Gobbitt F. W. Thoro'fare.Woodbridge Gooding James, Tuddenham S1. Mar-
Georga Alfred, Waveney road, The Gocher C. 16 Fonnereau rd. Ipswich tin, Ipswich
Grange, Beccles GodbaJ Charles William, Staffa lodge, Gooding The Misses, The Hall, Witne-
George Joseph, The Firs. Great CDr- Norwich road, Ipswich sham, Ipswich
, nard, S'lldbury Godball James William, 66 Christ- Gooding Mrs._ 15 Berners st. Ipswich'
George Michael, Prospect house•. Mel- church street, Ipswich Gooding Mrs. 27 Clarkson st. Ipswich
ford road, Sudbury Godbald Miss, Bury st. Stowmarket Goading Mrs.8 Palmerston Td. Ipswch
George Mrs. 106 High st. Lowestoft Godbold Mrs.Little Bealings,Woodbdg Gooding Samuel, North Hill house,
Gerold Mrs. 2 Parade terrace, Mill rd. Goddard Daniel Ford 'M.P. Oak hill, hry street, Ipswich
Lowestoft Belstead road, Ipswich; & 4- White- Gooding W. High st. lHadleigh RS.O
Gerrald Mrs. 18 Esplanade, Lowestoft hall court & Reform & National Goodman T.H. 39 High ,st. Haverhill
Gibb Alexander, Bank house, Corn- Liberal clubs, London SW Goodrich C. St. John's, Palgrave, Diss
hill, Ipswich Godfrey James Howlett, Barton vil:a, Goodrich John, Bank house, Mill st.
Gibbard JOb,I02 Queen's rd.Lowestoft Barton Mills, Mildenhall Mildenhall
Gibbou Rev. Canon William Wynter Godfrey John .:Robt. 68 Carlton road, Goodrich Mrs. Providence house,West
M.A.. 10 Angel hill, Bury Kirkley., Lowestoft street, Mildenhall
Gibbon .Alfred Hugh, 12 Angel h1.Bury Godfrey John Roger Rush, Montagu Goodwin Hrbt. 63 BernerS! st. Ipswich
Gibbons Alfred Alexander, Aberfoyle, house, Northgate street, Beccles Goodwin William, Newlyn, Waterloo
Park road, Ipswich Godfrey Misses, Ipswich rd. Stowmrkt road, Ipswich
Gibbs Ernest William, Cumberland Goff Arth. 23 Burlington rd. Ipswich GoodwynAllen,Hatherley house,Burgh,
street, Woodbridge . Goff Mrs.Hollywood, Park rd.Lowestft Woodbridge
Gibbs :Miss, 8 Victoria street, Bury Goffin A. E. 4 Redan street, Ipswich Goodwyn Frank G. 5 Norfolk terrace,
Gibbs Mrs. The Ivies, Lavenhm.R.'8.0 Goffin William, Stoke tower. Belstead Station road, Beccles
Gibson Yen. Archdeacon Richd. Hud- road, Ipswich Goodwyn George J. Colonial college,
son M.A.Rectory, Lound, Lowestoft Golding Cyril, Rose cottage, F@rnham ,Hollesley, Woodbridge
Gibson Rev. Arth. Charles M.A.South St. Martin, Bury Goodwyn Misses, 5 Norfolk terrace,
Elmham St. James, Halesworth Golding Henry John, Deben cottage, Station road, Ileccles
Gibson Rev. Robt. B.A. The Rectory, Doric p:ace, Woodbridge Goody George, Clare R.S.O
.Litt:e Whelnetham, Bury Golding Miss, The Cottage. Stratford Gordon Rev. Charles Dickens, Vicar-
Gibson Ernest, St. John's rd. Bungay St. Mary, Colchester age, Walsham-Ie-,"Yillows, Bury
Gibson Henry C. M. Lowlands,Bungay Golding Mrs. King street, Sudbury Gordon .Harry, I Rochester tarrace,
Gibson Mrs. Vassily house, Earsham Galding SI. Walsham-la-Willows,Bury Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
street, Bungay Golding Thomas M;ngaye, Eridge Gordon Robert, Moorlands, Aldring-
Giddens Rev. James RA. Rectory, house, Walsham-le-Willows.Buryham, Saxmundham
Horningsheath, Bury Goldsmith Charles, Leiston B.S.O Goreham John, 3,8 Alan rpad, St.
Gideon Geo.V. Ivy Idg.Walton,Ipswch Goldsmith Eaton, Northgate house, Clement's, Ipswi{:h •
Giffin Rev. James William, High st. Out Northgate, tJury Goring Mrs. 37 Crown shE-et, Bury
Hadleigh RS.O Goldsmith Edwd. Westgate st. Bury Gorton Re,-. Frederick Robert B.A.
Gifford W.Stratford St.Mary,Colchstr Goldsmith J. 26 High st. Southwo:d Rectory, Belstead, Ipswich
Gilbert Mrs. Arthur, 300 London road Goldsmith John,19 Spring rd. Ipswich Gorton J. C. I I Palmerston rd.Ipswch
. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft . Goldsmith Miss, 41 Alpe st. Ipswich Gosling G. E. Carlton Colville, Lowstft
Gilbert M. Needham Market R.S.O Goldsmith Miss, Th2 Cotta~e, Mar- Gosling- Robert, 3 Richmond place,
Gilchrist ReV'. Edward James M.A., ket Weston, Thetford Kirldey, Lowestoft
RD. 108 London road, Ipswich Goldsmith Mrs. 23 Bolton la. Ipswich Goss C. 30 Dillwyn st. west, Ipswich
Giles Capt.W. S.Barton 'Mls.Mildenhall Gorusmith Mrs. Glencoe, Norwich rd. Goss Mrs. :1 Holton terrace, Holton,
Giles Miss, Quaint Cottage, Wrent- Ipswich Halesworth
ham, Wangford R.S.O Goldsmith William,40 Lame Park I'd. Gostling E. H. 2 Surrey st. Lowestoft
Gill E. Hessee, 83 Vernon st. Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft Gostling George James J.P. Ipswich
Gill James P. 10 Silent st. Ipswich Gonner Miss, 6 .Alpe street, Ipswich street. Stowmarket
Gill W.Odessa cot. Dalton rd.Ipswich Gooch Sir Thomas Vere Sherlock Gostling W. T. 22 Alpe street, Ipswich
Gillespie Mrs. Rose cott·age, Metting- bart. Henstead h!lll,Wangford R.S.O Gott Rev. J. ~I Warwick rd. Ipswich
. ham, Bungay Gooch Rev.Philip Sherloc~ RA.. Ben- Gough Rev. Edmund, 15 Old Nelson
Gillham Miss, High .street, Brandon acre, Wangford &.S.O street, Lowestoft
Gillingbam Mrs. Keswick, Quilter rd. Gooch Miss, Salisbury house, Crat- Gough Charles Smith, 10 Risby-
Felixstowe field. Halesll'orth gate street, Bury
Gipps Rev. Henrv Falcon M.A. Yicar-IGool'h Miss, 'White Thorn house, Eims- Gough George, (''lensmore house,
age, Hundon, Clare R.S.O I well, Bury Cumberland street, Woodbridge
 .cOURT DIRECrORY.]
60ugh J. S. 17 Northgate street,
Bury
Gough Jesse, II3 Northgate st. Bury
Gough William, Gesyns. hall, Wick-
hambrook, Newmarket
Goulder iRarry, Clarendon house, Lon-
don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Gouldstone Emest W. Oakley villa,
'Temple road, Stowmarket
Goward Miss, 17 Grosyenor road,Kirk-
ley, Loweswft . Greenwood J. Lime Tree pI. Stowmrkt
Gower Lieut.-Col. Henry Edwin, Oak·
stead, Spring mad, Ipswich
Gower A. H.I<ll Low.Bmok st. Ipswich
Gower Charles Foot,e, Xova Sootia,
Wherstead road, Ipswich
Gower G.H.FinbQrough rd.Stowmarkt
Gower R.ich:m-d, Green bank, Grundis-
burgh, Woodbridge
Gower ThomlHl Foote, Chestnut house,
Warwick road, Ipswich
Gower Walter, Kentucky house, Angle-
sea road, Ipswich
Gowers Albert Robert, East End cot-
tage, Freehold road, Ipswich
Gowing Henry, 5 St. Aubyn's terrace,
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley, Lowestft
Grace Mrs. 30 Windsor road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Grafton General the Duke of K.G.,
C.B., D.L., J.P. Euston !l'lll, 'l'bet-
ford; &; 17 Carlton House terrace &;
Travellers' club, London S \V
Graham Major Vivian 'WilliamHall,
St. Mary's square, Bury
Graham I. W. H. 4 Crane hI. Ipswich
Graham S. H. 'High stTeet, Haverhill
Graham William Isaac, Crepping hall,
Stutton, Ipswich
Grant Rev. Canon Alexander Bonuld
M.A. Rectory, lIitcham, Ipswich
Grant J. Park ho. Fri st 011, Saxmndhm
Graves Edwin J. II 'Garland st. Bury
Gra.ves H. Finborough Td. Stowmarket
-Graves Mrs. 20 OrchaTd street, Bury
Gra)' Rev. Arthur W., M.A. Vicarage,
Rushmere St. Andrew, Ipswich
'Gray Rev. Emest A'Wdry, Rectory,
Lidgate, Newmarket
'Gray Rev. John Durbin M.A.
Vicarage, Nayland, Colchester
'Gray Rev. William Brice M.A. Vicar-
age, Kersey, Ipswich
>Gray Geo. F. 49 Henley rd. Ipswich
'Gray H. Jesmond, :Russell rd. Ipswich
·Gray James, 12 Burrell road, Ipswich
Gray W. A. 3 Stevenson I'd. Ipswich
'Grayston G. 25 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
'Grayston Mrs. Ambrose lodge, Con-
stable road, Felixstowe . Gr~mwood Mi~s,St.John's hI.Woodbdg
Greatrex Arth. 96 lHervey st.IpsWICh
l~re.en Rev. Sa~uel 'B.A. St. ~icholas
VIcarage, 4 FrIars «'oad, IPSWICh
'Green Rev. William C?harles M.A.
Rectory, Hepworth, DISS
'Green Alfr~d, Reatherfield, Bacton
road, Febxstowe . ~erland stree~". Woodbrldge
'Green Alfred, 13 Neale street, Ipsw~ch
Green C. J. 13 Bedford street, IP~WICh
'Green Fredk. 6 Ahm Toad, I1HiWI.ch
Green Fredk.lj4 Orford st. IpSWIch
Green Geo. Holton rd. Halesworth
'Green H. 'Rubert, ~an:k house,
Thoroughfare, WoodbrIdge
'Green John,. 5 Station road, Beccle9
'Green Joseph, 'Bury road, Stowmarket
Green Miss, Crow -street, Stowmarket
'Green Miss, Great ComaI'd, Sudbury
Green Mrs. Bourne villa, Wherswaa
Toad, Ipswich
'Green Mrs. 26 'BurlingtQn I'd. Ipswich
'Green Ml.'S. 27 London road, Ipswich
'Green Mps. Patrick house, Cavendish
R.S.O
'Green Mrs. 'West Row, Mildenhall
Green W. G. Lambseth street, Eye
'Green William, 90 Albert st. Lowestoft
'Green William, 'Bloomfield st. Ipswich
'Green William N. Norwood bouse,
Elmswell, Bury
'.(}reenard Edward, Cauld-weU 'I'Ia1D. I'd.
, .Ipswich
SUFFOLK.
Greenard E. 18 Chevallier st. Ipswich
Greene Sir Edward Walter bart. D.L.,
J.P. Nether hall, Pakenham, Bury;
&;Carlton&Cavalry clubs,LondQn SW
Greell.e Capt. Walter Raymond M.P.,
J.P. Nether hall, Pakenham, Bury;
&; Woodley h-ouse, Kinewn, Warwick-
,shire; &; Carlton &; White's clubs,
London S W
Greene In. W. 10 Northgate st. Bury
Greenwood W. B. 41 London rd.Ipswch
Greenwood William M. 2 Martha viIs.
Stevenson road, Ipswich
Greeves A. 0., J.P. log Anglesea I'd.
Ipswich
Gretton Rev. Henry, Otley, Ipswich
Gribble William Crotch, I' Caroline ter-
race, Church road, Lowestoft
Grierson Thomas J. Flixt-on, Bungay
Grieve Mrs. 37 Well street, Bury
Grieves Mrs. The Bungalow, Dunwich,
Saxmundham
Griffey A. H. 23 Palmerston rd.Ipswch
Griffin G. 5 Willoughby road, Stoke,
Ipswich
Griffith Bev. Alexander T.A.K.C.L.
Vicarage, Cratfield, Halesworth
Griffith Rev. Edward iRenry, The
Vicarage, Wickham Market
Griffiths John, Ht. Dennis, Regent
road, Lowestoft
Griffiths Mrs. 84 Southgate st. Bury
Griffiths W. T. 26 Anglesea rd.Ipswich
Grimes Mrs. 8 Ocean ter. Felixstowe
Grimley Rev. (,'laude Harold M.A.Rec-
tory, Norton, Bury
Grimley Rev. Horatio Nelson M.A.
Rectory, Norton, Bury
Grimnsey Miss, 6 Willoughby road,
Stoke, Ipswich
Grimsey In. Red ho. Leiston R.S.O
Grimwade Arthur John, Bank house,
Market hill, Sudbury
Grimwade Charles James, Toppes-
field hall, Hadleigh R.S.O
Grimwade Harold Willium Francis,
Toppe.sfie.ld hall, Hadleigh R.S.O
Grimwade J. G. Queen street,
Hadleigh R.S.O • Hair Rev. A. Campbell M.A. Long
Grimwadac J.H.6IFonnereau rd.Ipswch
Grimwade Mrs. 13 Henley rd. Ipswich
Grimwood C. G. Edgwo:rth rd.Sudbry
Grimwood Charle8 William, Ingleside,
The Croft, Sudbury
Grimwood Frederick, Tankerville ho.
Norwich road, Ipswich
Grimwood George Henry, St. Gre-
gory's villa, The Croft" Sudbury
GrImWt:lOd MIsses, 3 1 Clarkson st.
~pswlCh
Gnmwood Mrs. The Cedars, Melton,
~oodbridge
GrImwood Mrs.T.Thoroughfre.Wdbrdg
Grimwood T. Cumberland ~odge, Cum-
Grlmwood Wilha~, Cherryholme,
.f?proughton!. ~pswIch . Hall Rev. Edmund LL.B. Stratford St.
GrImwood. WIlbam B.radley, Thwarte
~oad, WIckham SkeIth, Ere . Hall Rev. Henry James M.A. Withers-
GrIss In. F. 47 London road, IpSWIch
Gris.t Miss Ada, 55 London road south,
KIrkley, Lowestoft
Griston Miss, C~iltern house, London
road south, KIrkley, Lowestoft
Groom J. iR. 45 Chevallier st. Ipswich
Groom TheMisses,Warren hI.'Woodbdg
Groom Mrs. The Grange, Cbedistcn,
Halesworth
Groome Rev. J. H. H., RA. The Wil-
'lows, Earl Soham, Widiliam. Market
Groome Rev. W. H., M.A. The WiI-
lows, Earl Soham, Wickham Market
Groome Misses, The Willows, Earl
Soham, Wickham Market
Gross Charles James, Glengair, Spring-
field road, Bury
Gross F. W. W: Dorie pI. Woodbridge
Gross Miss, Cumberland st.Woodbrdg
Gross Mrs. 4 Chequer ~quare, Bury
Gross Mrs. .A. So Berners st. Ipswich
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Groves L. L. 33 Fonnereau rd.Ipswich
Growse John Lawrence, Bildeston S.O
Grubb Mrs. 18 South gm. Southwold
Grubbe Mrs. 22 Park lane, Southwold
Grundy George Henry, Thistledown
villas, Norwich road, Ipswich
Gudgeon George, Uplands, Stowup-
,land, Stowmarket
Guest Thomas Martin, Montrose ho.
Creeting St. Mary, Needham Market
Guinness Arthur Hart M.A. Meller-
stein Little Bealings, Woodbridge
Guirr Camille, Broomfield house,
Waldringfield, Woodbridg~
Gunn Henry, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Gunn Mr8. Childer I'd. Stowmarket
Gunnell George, High street, Haverhill
Gurdon Sir \Ym. Brampton K.O.M.G.,
C.B., M.P., J.P. Assington han.
Colchester&;Brooks' club,LondonSW
Gurney R. Little Hough, Norton, Bury
Gurney WaIter Somerville, Blythe-
more, Claydon, IpswiCh
Gurteen D. M. The Mount, Haverhill
Gurteen Jabez, Haverhill
Gurteen Mrs. The Duddery, Haverhill
Gurteen William Basham J.P. Chaun-
try house, Haverhill
Gwilt R. J.P. Stowehill, Hartest,Bury
Gwydyr Lord M.A., D.L., J.P. Stoke
park; &; Oxford &l Cambridge club,
Lonrlon S W '
Haco"! Mrs. 9 Holton terrace, Holton,
Halesworth
Hadingham a. W. Priory lane, Bungay
Hadingham Mrs. The HQllies, Oulton
Broad, Lowestoft
Hadingham S. W. London rd.Halswth
Haddock F. W. Oakleigh, London rd.
Ipswich
Haddock Mrs. Cormac lodge, Anglesea
road, Ipswich
Haggar John, 13 Redan street. Ipswich
Haggard Rider, Cliff Grange, Kessing-
land Lowestoft
Haggart. Mrs. Tuddenham St. Mary,
Mildenhall
Hagger Robt. Parliament rd. Ipswich
Haigh Mrs.' 35 'Bolton lane, Ipswich
Melford R.S.O
Haken H.B.Blidg~ st.Wickham Mal'kt
Haken Mrs. 5 St.Andrew's st.nth.:Bury
Hale Charles Edward, Laburnnm villa,
Alexandra road, Beccles
Hale Matthew G. The Kennels, Clay-
don Ipswich
Hale Mrs. Maud villa,Claydon,Ipswicii
Hale Mrs. The Grove Walsham-le-
Willows, Bury ,
Hale William, zB Spring ro. Ipswieb
Hales Rev. Georgac LL.B. Rectory,
RickinO"hall Inferior Dis~
Hales M;s. 9 8 Denma~k rd. Lowestoft.
Hale8-DottonMFS.2Warwiick l'd.lpsweh
Halesworlh A.3AIexandra ter'.Haleswth
Halford Charles Aug. Drake, West
lodge, East Bergholt, Colcneste-r
Andrew, SaxmnDdham
field road Haverhill
Hall Racv. H~rbert M.A. S.O.L..Glems-
f d R SO'
Ha~r Fit' d I'd D C L. LL D Hill
ze wa •.. ' ..
house, Marlesford, WIcltham Mark~
Hall G. A. Needham Market R.S.O
Hall He~ry :R. Melf(i)ord road, Oud~ury
Hall MISS, Se~kford st. 1Yoodbndge
Hall Mrs. Dallm~?oo 1'd.W~ckh~ Mkt
Hall Mrs. 5 Klrkley chff. Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Hall Mrs. F. Londo:m. rd. Halesworth
Hall William Henry J.P. Albert house,
Aldeburgh RS.O
Hallam Rev. Winiam Edward M.A.
Barnardiston, Haverbill
Halls A. The Moat,Gt.Cornard, Sdbry
Halls Joseph, 62 Victoria. street, Bury
Halls Mrs. The Hall Denha'!D,. Bury
Halls Willia.m, Woorpit, Bury
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Halls Roberl Joseph, Fernside, Wood- Harper Edward Hy. Belle Vue cottage, Harwood A., ;T.P. Belstead hall,Ipswch
bridge road, Ipswich Fressingfield, Harleston Harwood Thomas A., M.A. Battisford,
Hallward Miss, 58 Friars st. Sudbury Harper Mrs. Bury street, Stowmarket Needham Market
Halpin Capt. W. The Grange, Beccles Harpham Alfred Lester, 134 Wood- Haskell James Albert, Woodleigh,
Hamblin Robt.I9 Gippeswyk rd.Ipswh bridge road, Ipswich Westerfield road, Ipswich
Hamblin Rt. 130 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Harris Col. James Edwd. The Cedars, Hasted Col. John R.E. Brook house,
Hamby Eo C. 5a Foundation st.Ipswch Alderton, Woodbridge Rickinghall Inferior, Diss
Hamby George Henry, I Gordon ter- Harris Rev. George, Rishangles, Eye Hasted Rev. Henry B.A., J.P. Nomon
race, St. Peter's street, Lowestoft Harris Rev. John, North ter.Mildenhall cottage, Nowton, Bury
Hamby Mrs. 8 Adelphi place, Low Harris Rev. John Phillip Sidney RA. Hastings Horace, 2 South Cliff,London
Brook street, Ipswich Lound, Lowestoft road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hame Elias E. 21 Milton I'd. Lowestoft liarris Rev. William Henry M.A. Hatchard F. 217 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh
Ramel Julius iM.B., C.M. Waverley Vicarage, Mendham, Harleston Hatfield James Wm. Ixworth, Bury
villas, ¥ontague road, Felixstowe Harris A. J. Grammar school,Sudbury Hatten Mrs. Sunny side, Walsham-le-
Hamerton 'Mrs. I London rd. Beccles Harris Ebenezer,38 High street,Ipswch Willows, Bury
Hamilton Lieut.-Col. Boyd Cullen iIarris Horace William, Winterdene, Havard James Rees Price, 84 Christ-
Poley J.P. Southgate house, Bury &. Woodbridge road, Ipswich church street, Ipswich
Br:mdon house, Brandon Harris Mrs. Dorie place, Woodbridge Havard-Jones Rev. Jonathan M.A.
Hamilton Rev. George M.A. Rectory, Harris Mrs. Nayland, Colchester Rectory, Alpheton, Long Melford
Middleton, Saxmundham Harrison Rev. David Percy M.A. R.S.O '
Hamilton Rev. J. Miller, Corrieburn, Vicarage, Ixworth, Bury Havell Chas. Graham M.D. Felixstowe
8 Gordon road, Lowestoft Harrison E.A.IO Regent rd. Lowestoft Havers Miss, 12 Grosvenor road, Kirk.
Hamilton Charles Edward, Walbers- Harrison Edward', Eastbourne house, ley, Lowestoft
wick, Southwold Bradwell, Yarmouth HaversonWilliam,Oswald house,North-
Hammond Rev. John, Bridge street, Harrison George Tonkin, The Ivies, gate street, Beccles
Framlingbam R.S.O Hadleigh R.S.O Haward Cecil William, The Grange,
Hammond Rev. Octavius B.A., J.P. Harrison Gordon, 2 Oakville villas, Little Wenham, Colchester
Rectory, Herring-swell, Mildenhall Childer road, Stowmarket Haward Henry, Grove cottage, Bram-
Hammond O. W. High st. Haverhill Harrison Isaac H. Briarwood, lMartle- ford, Ipswich
Hammond F. W. Hestley hall, Eye sham, Woodbridge Haward Horace, Earsham st. Bungay
Hammond Her.ry Lewis, The. Vinery, Harrison James, Bodborough, Spring Haward Miss, Earsham street,Bungay
Out Westgate, Bury . road, Ipswich Haward Miss, 122 Norwich I'd. Ipswch
Hammond Miss, 26 Clarkson st.Ipswch Harrison Jas.B.Ivy cot.Leiston R.IS.O Haward Mrs. Myrtleholm, Orwell I'd.
Hammond Misses, 4 Henley! I'd. I pswch Harrison John, 34 Bemers st. Ipswich Feli.xstowe
Hammond Mrs. Church villa, Wick- Harrison John, Glenbervie, Wester- Haward Mrs. Charles, I Alexandra ter-
ham Market field road, Ipswich race, Halesworth
Hammond Mrs. The Vinery, Church Harrison John, The Cottage, Cowper Haward Robt.E. Bridge st.Halesworth
street, Eye street, St. John's, Ipswich Hawes John Arthur, Laurel cottage,
Hammond Mrs. 6 Warwick rd.Ipswich Harrison L. A. Cliff house, Dunwich, Great Cornard, Sudbury
Hammond Mrs. West hill, Bury Saxmundham Hawes Mrs. Nayland, Colchester
Hammond WaIter Henry, The Vinery, Harrison Miss, 17 Neale street,lpswich Hawes Wm. Andrews, Hill side, North
Church street, Eye Harrison Mrs. 23 High street, Ipswich Hill road, Ipswich
Hammond William Samuel, 4 Norfolk Harrison Samuel John Ward,_Haugh- Hawkins Rev. Edward William M.A.
terrace, Station road, Beccles ley house, Stowmarket Rectory, Ringsha:I, IStowmarket
Hamp Rev. Arthur M.A. Bristol house, Harrison Thomas, 48 High st. Ipswich Hawkins Rev. Wm. Millington, Hun-
Springfield road, Bury Harsant Rev. F. J. Otley, Ipswich don, Clare
Hancock Chas. D. The Croft, Sudbury Hart Clement Priestley, 90 Denmark Hawkins Edward Robert J.P. Horrin-
Hancocks Frederick Henry, The road, Lowestoft gel' court, Horningsheath, Bury
Bungalow, Kelsale, Saxmundham Hart HubertW.Thoroughfare,Woodbdg Hawkins Miss,The Firs,Thurston,Bury
Hancox Rev. J. Park house, Great Hart J.B.,J.P. Deben bank, Woodbrdg Hawkins Mrs. Red house, Winston,
Finboro', Stowmarket Hart Mrs. Great Cornard, Sudbury Stowmarket
Hanmer Rear-Admiral John Graham Hart William, Boxford, Colchester Hawkins R.lMonks Eleigh,Bildestn.S.O
Job, 13 Northgate street, Bury Hartcup Herbert James, The Bank ho. Hawkins Thomas Henry, R'odwell ho.
Hannigan Hermann M.A., M.D. The Bungay Baylham, Ipswich
Priory, Botesdale, Diss Hartcup Miss Jessie, FlixOOn grange, Hawkins Walt. 49 Chevallier st.Ipswcla
Hansell Thomas Wm. St. Ethelberts Flixton, Bungay Hawkins W. J. 3 Henley I'd. Ipswich
Hansen T. W. St. Ethelbert's, Kirkley Hartcup Miss Lucy, FIixton grange, Haxen Mrs. 10 ,Bedford street, Ipswich
Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Flixton, Bungay Haxen O. 12 Bedford street, Ipswich
Hansford Miss,II Ashmere gro.lpswich Hartley Mrs. Saxmundham Hay Arthur William Henry J.P. Oak-
Hanson H.Llanrwst,Norwich rd.lpswch Hartnup Mrs. Hil: house, Great Wrat- ley park, Hoxne, Eye
Hanson Wm. 35 ClarksoR st. Ipswich ting, Haverhill Hay Richd. H. Lound ha:!, Lowestoft
Harbord William Engledow, Manor Hartridge Mrs. Crown villas, Melton Harden H. 2 Ocean terrace, Felixstowe
house, Sutton, Ipswich hill, Woodbridge Hayes Chas. H. 7 Prairie, Lowestoft
Harding C. G. 85 Albert st. Lowestoft Harvey O. R. 29 Warwick I'd. Ipswich Hayes Mrs. 25 Milton road, Lowestoft
Harding G.H. 15 Gippeswyk rd.lpswch Harvey D. The Elms, Aldeburgh R.S.O Hayes Mrs. Shrub house, Foxhall I'd.
Barding Henry, 69 St. Margaret's I'd. Harvey Edward Kerrison J.P. 20 Es- Ipswich
Lowestoft planade, Lowestoft Hayes Wm. D. 2 .Regent I'd. Lowestoft
Harding Mrs. Ingram's Well, Sudbury Harvey H. 2II Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Hayes William Gunson, 39 Windsor
Hardingham C.)lyrtle cot.Woolpit,Bry Harvey Joseph Ashley, 81 Bulwer rd. road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hardwicke Ezra In. 4 O:lrnhill, Bury Ipswich Hayter Albert, Normanhurst, Tudden·
Hardy Alfred, London road, Brandon Harvey Miss, Ingate house, London ham road, Ipswich
Hardy A. C. Fairfield viI. Saxmundhm road, Beccles Haythorpe John, 'Stromness, CarlOOn.
Hardy John Wm. 18 High st. Ipswich Harvey Mrs. 2 Alpe street, Ipswich Colville, Lowestoft
Hardy Mrs. Lakenheath, Brandon Harvey Mrs. 18 Cleveland road, Kirk- Hayward Rev. Fredk. Lawson LL.B.
Hare Mrs. East Bergholt, Colchester ley, Lowestoft Rectory, Tunstall, Wickham Market
Hargrave H. J., M.B. High st.Havrhll Harvey Mrs. 58 High street, Ipswich Hayward A. The Grove, Cumberland
Hargraves Miss, 7 South cliff, London Harvey Mrs. Walpole, Halesworth street, Woodbridge
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Harvey Mrs. Woolpit, Bury Hayward A. J. Melton, Woodbridge
Barker Alfred, Inglehurst, London I'd. Harvey Spencer Phillip rShaw, Shad- Hayward C. 2 Henley road, Ipswich
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft ingfield house, Halesworth Hayward E. 63 Christchurch st.lpswh
Harlock Rev. Alfred King M.A. Rec- Harvey William, Violet hill, Swwmrkt Hayward George, Kingston, Woodbrdg
tory, Westhorpe, Stowmarket Harwood Henry Fairfax J.P. Tudden- Hayward Jsph. 14 Church st. Ipswich
Harlock Sydney, Clovelly, Quilter I'd. ham hall, Ipswich Hayward L. Highlands, Woodbridge
I?elixstowe Harwood Leonard .Alfred, 2 Orchard Hayward Mrs.Walsham-le-Willws.Bury
Harmer H. E. Nev! Market pI. Becc1es street, Bury Hayward Perey Christopher G. The
Harmer Miss, I Kirkley terrace, Pake- Harwood Misses, 3 Alma cottages, Ashes, Stowmarket
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Norwich road, Ipswich Hayward Thomas William Alfred,Prior
Harmer Miss, 2 St. Matthew's place, /Harwood Reginald Walter,' 2 Orcha:rd villa, Melford road, Sudbury
Norwieh road, Ipswich iltreet, Bury Hayward William ThQmas, I Holton
Harolrl Arth. <leo. 37 Alpe st.Ipswich I Harwood Saml. Thomas J.P. Bat tie- villas, Holton, Halesworth
Harper Hy. C. Station I'd. Stowmarket I ford hall, Needham :Market Headley Geo.Daville,6 Redan st.Iplwh
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Hazard Mrs. St. Martin's, Mendham, Hetherington Gerald M. Broad st. Eye Hockey Alfred K. Ballygate st. Beccles
Harleston Hewat Richard \Villiam, Manor house, Hodges Rev. Canon George M.A. St.
Headly Edwin, London rd.Halesworth Ringsfield, Becdes ' James' vicarage, Bury
Heam F. W. Needham Market R8.0 Hewer E. Redwood, Oulton, Lowestoft Hodges Rev. Edward Henry B.
Heam Henry Geor~e, E:sinore, AIde- Hewes Thos. 8 Norwich rd. Ipswich A.K.C.L. Brundish, Framlingham
burgh R.S.O Hewetson G. H. 39 Henley rd. Ipswch R8.0
Heam R H. 163 Norwich rd. Ipswich Hewitt Miss, 6 Burlington rd. Ipswicb Ifudgson Rev. Christopher, Rectory,
Heath A.H. 2 North parade, Lowestoft Hewitt W. H.West hI. Copdock,Ipswch Campsea. Ashe, Wickham Market
Heath Harry Llewellyn L.18.A. 21 High Heygate Mrs. Thickness cot.Felixstowe Hodgson Edward Gowring,The Laurels,
street, Ipswich Heywood Arthur D.L., J.P. Glevering Charsfield, Wickham Market
Heather Rev. Wm. M.A. The Manse, hall, Hacheston, Wickham Market Hodgson Ernest Christopher, Campsea
Frederick's place, Beccles Heyworth Col. Lawrence, Chadacre Asbe, Wickham Market
Heatley Thomas Gea. Thoroughfare, hall, Shimpling, Bury Hodgson Mrs. 33 Henley rd. Ipswich
Woodbridge Hicklingo Rev. E. L., M.A. The Grove, Hodgson-Roberts F.Drinkstne.pk.Bury
Heaton Rev. Henry Howard M.A. Frostenden, Wangford R.8.0 Hogg Mrs. 4 Albert crescent, Bury
Kentford, Newmarket Hicks A. 265 Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswch Holbrook Mrs. 10 Mariners st. Lowstft
Hebblethwaite Rev. Albert, Milton rd. Hicks Henry W. Hill farm, Clare R8.0 Holden Rev. John 8huttleworlh M.A.,
8towmarket Hicks Mrs. The Lawn,Melton,Wdb-rdg J.P. Manor house, Lackford, Bury
Hebert Edward Jerram, Waveney hill, Hicks Mrs. The Roses, Staithe rd.Bungy Holden Arthur Walter, 9 Kensington
Oulton, Lowestoft Hicks Thomas' Whatson, 100 Chti~t- ter. Pakefield rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hedges Rev. Percy Douglass :M.A. 13 church street, Ipswich Holden John Sinclair F.G.S., M.D. 51
Cleveland road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Higham S. S. Thoroughfare, \Voodbdg Friars street, Sudbury
Hedges Joseph, 101 Risbygate st.Bury Hildebrand Rev. Aylmer (Hatton, Rec- Holden Luther J.P. Pinetoft, Rush-
Hedges Richd. G. 9 Angel hill, Bury tory, Rede, Bury mere, Ipswich
Heffer Wil~am, Trinity street, Bungay Hill Rev. C. Brockford, Stowmarket Holland Michael, 35 Lorne Park road,
Heigham Rev. John H., M.A. Vicar- Hill Rev. Edwin M.A. The Rectory, Kirkley, Lowestoft
age, Badwell Ash, Bury Cockfield, Bury Holland Mrs. Willow house, W orling-
H.eigham Mrs. Badwell Ash, Bury Hill Rev. Henry B.A., J.P. Rectory, worth, Wickham Market
Heighl\JD, MrS'. Hunston, Bury Buxhall, Stowmarket Holland Percy, Moulton, :Kewmarket
Heigham Wm. T. Hunston cot. Bury Hill Rev. Henry Copinger B.A. Long Holley Edward, Ipswich house, Ipswich
Helsham Hugh Paul,The Walk,Beccles Melford R.S.O street, Stowmarket
Hempson Godfrey Amis, ,Spring vale, Hill Rev. T. S., B.C.L., M.A. Rectory, Ifulley Miss, Ipawich st. Stowmarket
Sproughton, Ipswich Thorington, Halesworth Hollier Rev. George, I Lennox villa,
Hempson John Amis J.P. Erwarton Bm Albert E. Sandown, Creeting St. Felix road, Felixstowe
hall, Ipswich Mary, Needham Market Hollis Elphinstone M.D., C.M. Church
Hempson Mrs. 6 Crane hill, Ipswich Hill Arth. Wm. 20 Ashmere gro.Ipswcb street, Woodbridge
Hemsworth Miss, 51 Bolton la. Ipswich Hill Daniel, Brewery ho. HaJesworth Hollond Arthur, Ashfield house, Bury
Henderson Rev. Samuel Roden, Rec- Hill E. R. Ivy house, Stanton, Bury Hollond E. R, B.A. Benhall lodge,
tory, Bucklesham, Ipswich Hill Martin Tbomas Copinger, Long Saxmundbam
Henderson Edward,Greylands, Melton, Melford R.S.O Hollond Francis Egbert J.P. Satis
Woodbridge Hill Miss, Tbe Cot. Buxhall,Stowmarkt house, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Henderson Hy. HiveI'hi:I, Bramford, Hill Mrs. The Hollies, Botesda.le, Diss Hollond Mrs. Benhall Idge.Saxmndhm
Ipswich Hill Thomas, 104 London rd. Ipswich Hollway G. F. Wissett 10. Halesworth
Henderson· Jas. I Russell rd.Felixstowe !H!iU W'. Reed, 38 Berners st. Ipswich iHJOllyer Walter, Hoxne, Eye
Henderson In. 19 Milton rd. Lowestoft Hill W. G. C. Long Melford R.S.O Holmes Rev. Fra.ncis Greame J\LA..
Henderson Mrs. sen. Riverbill, Bram- Hillard Osborne, Worlingworth, Wick- Rectory, Stuston, Soole
ford, Lpswich ham Market Holmes Rev. Joshua. (Wesleyan), 70
Hendry Jobn, Fern cottage, Pakefield, Hillen Mrs. Cliff house, Shottisham, Southwold RS.O
Lowestoft Woodbridge Holmes Adolphus E. 20 North parade,
Henley Anthony Alfred, Tboroughfare, Hillen Mrs. Ferry Quay ho. Woodbrdg Southwold R8.0
·Woodbridge Hillen William, 46 Warwick rd. Ipswcb Holmes Miss,28 South grn.Soutbwohl
Henman Rev. Henry M.A. Rectory, Hillier S., M.D. The Hollies, Stowmrkt Holmes Mrs. Chesapeake villa, Mel-
Freckenham, Sobam Hilling F. J. London rd. ilfuleswortb ton, Woodbridge
Henniker Lord M.A., F.S.A., D.L., Hillman Tbomas, 20 South cliff, Lon- Holmes Mrs. 4 Kirldey Cliff road,
J.P. Thomham hall, Eye; &; Wor- don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft
Iingworth hall, Wickham Market; Hills Geo. Chestnut ho. Hepwortb, Diss Holmes Mrs. Edward, The Hollies,
Government house, Douglas, Isle of Hills George, 9 Loom's lane, Bury Frederick's place, Beccles
Man; &; Carlton &; Travellers' clubs, Hills Miss, Cburcb Hill house, Great Holt Rev. John Powis, 241 Norwich
London 8 W Waldingfield, Sudbury road, Ipswich
H~nniker-Major Hon. Albert Rdward Hind Rev. Joseph M.A. Rectory, Holton Mrs. 31 Anglesea rd. Ipswich
John RA., J.P. Tbomham hall, Eye l"elsham, Bury Homes Mrs. Station road, Beccles
Henning's In. 46 Brooks RaIl I'd. Ipswcb Hinde Mrs. 31 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft Honeywill Silas, Bildeston S.O
Henry Robert, Hopton, Tbetford Hinde Richd. F. Blacksbore,Soutbwold Hood Charles, Elmswell, Bury
Henwood Wm. M.A. Needoom Market Hine Mrs. 34 Warwick rd. Ipswicb Hood C. J. Higb st. Radleigh R.8.0
Heppell C. J. 6 Grove rd. Lowestoft Hines George, North Bank, Belstead Hook F. J. I North par. Lowestoft
Herbert Alfred W. Corbyn, I Queen road, Ipswicb Hooke Rev. Samuel T.A.K.C.L. Bee-
street, Southwold Hinnell J. S., M.D.Cantab. I I I Korth- tory, Olopton, Woodbridge
Herbert Miss, Bacton I'd. Felixstowe gate street, Bury Hooper Rev. George, I Gordon villas,
Herbert Mrs.Cbelswortb, Bildeston S.O Hinnels Hy. A. 10 Queen's road, Bury Walton, Ipswich
Herbert W.H.Brettenham hall,Ipswich Hipburn MaJcolm Langton, 28 &; 29 Hooper Rev. William M.A. Glemham
Bermon Rev. Arth. Barnbam, Thetfrd Marine parade. Lowestoft Parva, Wickbam. Market
Herod Mrs. 325 London road south, Hipp Christie, Violet bill, Stowmarket Hooper A. J. 33a, Eastgate st. Bury
Kirkley, Lowestoft Hiipwell Rev. J., M.A. Rectory, Elms- Hooper Alfred L. Eastgate st. Bury
Herod Robert, Cloford house, Kirkley well, Bury Hooper E. 67 Fonnereau rd. Ipswich
cliff, Kirkley, Lowestoft Hirst Miss, 29 Victoria street, Bury Jlooper Frederick, 20 Well st. Bury
Herring Mrs. Styleman, The Laurels, Hitchcock Main, The Highlands, Hooper L. Gippeswyk road, Ipswich
East Bergholt, Colchester iMJonks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O Hooper Luther, Yew Tree house,
Herring Sydney Ganning, The Grove, Hitcbcock Alfd. 43 Station rd. Sudbury Tattingstone, Ipswich
Kessingland, Lowestoft Hitcbcock H. A. 46 Station rd. Sudbry Hope T. 18 Gippeswyk road, Ipswich
Hervey Commander Frederick William Hitchcock Mrs. 156 Norwich rd. Ipswch Hopewell Goorge William, Melford,
Fane RN. Ickworth lodge, Bury Hitcbman Mrs. 284 London road soutb, Henley rDad, Ipswich
Hervey Rev. James Arthur B.A. The Kirkley, Lowestoft Hopson Edmund Henry, Lan.,aton ho.
Vicarag-e, Great Barton, Bury Hoare Hy. Barking hall, Needham Mrkt J Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
Hervey Rev. John Frederic Artbur Hobart Frederick, 2 Providence villas, Hopson Fdk. ·Wm. Church st. Woodbdg
M.A. Rectory, Sbotley, Ipswich Ricbmond place, Kirkley, Lowestoft HopsDn Henry, Northgate st. Beccles
Hervey G. H. W. Beyton house, Bury Hobart Mrs. I Providence villas, Rich- Horlock Miss, 24 Nortbgate st. Bury
Heseltine Edward Leigb, The Rookery, mond place, Kirkley, Lowestoft Horn Edward James, iHilda. house,
Yoxford, Saxmundham Hobson Tbos. 33 Amold st. Lowestoft Beresford road, Lowestoft
Heslop Wm. 7 Sparbawk street, Bury Hocker Miss, 276 London road soutb, Horne Rev. Frederick Edward M.A.
Hesp Miss, Ing-leside, Felixstowe Kirkley, Lowestoft Rectory, Drinkstone, Bury
Hessey Mrs. The Towers, Melton, Hocking' Rev. Jobn Hocking M.A., Home Ernest, 101 London road,
Woodbridge J.P. Rectory, Copdock, Ipswich Lowestoft
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Homer H. T. Bank ho. Felixstowe 'Huke Thomas, 332 Raglan -st. Lowestn Image Francis Edward M.A., M.B~
.Homer Mrs. 96 London rd. Ipswich Humble Rev. Emerson, Rectory, Cantab. St. Margaret's, Bury
Horsfall Rev~ William, The Rectory, Gisleham, Lowestoft Image William Edmund D.L., J.P~
Hitcham, Ipswich . Humbley Rev. William Charles M.A. Hernngswell house, Mildenhall
Borsfield G. W. Whitton 10. Ipswich Great Ashfield, Bury Impey Lieut.-Gol. Alfred George, 117
Horsford J. A. Long Melford RS.O Hume Rev. Ernest Benry RA. London road, Lowestoft
Horsman A. IH. The Cot. Brome, Eye Rectory, Debach, Woodbridge Ince Mrs. Clare R.S.O
Horth Mrs. M. A. Sycamore cottage, Hume J. Hepburn, Meldrum, Tudden- Ingate Garwood, Ellough rd. Beccles.
Carlton Colville, Lowestoft ham road, Ipswich Ing In. The Hollies, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Borton George S. 5 Nelson terrace" Hume Mrs. Eveleigh, Nacton road, Inge Rev. Edward George B01Ltbee.
Ranelagh road, Felixstowe I Ipswich West Hurling villa, Oban st. Ipswich.
Bosken Rev. T. J. 96 Chnstchurch Humphrey A. 7 Warwick rd. Ipswich Inkpen John, Ipswich rd. Stowmarket.
street, Ipswich IHumphrey In. 214 Spring rd.Ipswich Inskip Rev. OliveI' Digby M.A., LL.D.
Bossack James F.RO.S.Edin. 126 Humphreys Miss, The Ball, Hitcham, Framlingham college, Framlingham
Woodbridge road, Ipswich Ipswich • R.S.O
iHotham F.W.Worlingham hall,BeccIes Humphries J.233 Norwich rd.IpswiclI Ion Miss, I Springfield road, Bury
Hotson S. C. 20 Stradbroke I'd. I Humphries John S. South entrance, Irwin Mrs. Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Southwold iSaxmundham Isaac Joseph, 45 High st. Ipswich
Houghton Mrs. 27 High st. Ipswich Humphrys Miss, Hill villa, Melton Isaacson Rev. Jas. Rectory, Theber-
Houlbrook Rev. Charles William M.A. hill, Woodbridge ton, Leiston RKO
Rectory, Marlesford, Wickham Mrkt Hunnibell Charles' Frederick, Oban Isham Capt. Vera J.P. The Cottage,
Hounsfield S. C. Tavern st. Stowmrkt house, Ipswich Great Barton, Bury
Housecroft Rev. Thomas M.A. &; Rural Hunt A. Homefields, Sproughton, Ison Henry, Long Melford R.S.O
Dean, Rectory, WOQdbridge . Ipswich Issitt Misses, Seckford st. Woodbridge
Household Mrs. Lakenheath, Brandon Hunt Al"thur, Durley house,Thorough- Iveagh Lord K.P. Elveden hall, Thet-
Howard Arthur, 44 Windsor road, fare, W,oodbridge ford; &; 4 i& 5 Grosvenor place SW
Kirkley, Lowestoft Hunt G.S.I26 Olapham I'd. Lowestoft & Athenreum, Ca,rlton,Marlborough,
Howard Edward, 49 Bolton la.Ipswich Hunt Herbert Andrews, 16 Gordon Travellers' & White's clubs SW 1&
Howard Hy. Bruisyard, Saxmundham road, Lowestoft Turf club W, London •
HowardJ.W.Edgar hO.Oombs,Stwmrkt Hunt James, Melton hill, Woodbridge Ives C. Northgate street, Beccles
Howard Miss, The Firs, Lakenheath, Hunt Miss, Coleman's villa, :N.orwich Ives Walt. Hy. Castle ho. Halesworth
Brandon road, Ipswich her Henry W. 14 ,Spring rd.Ipswich
Howard T. South bank, Spring Hunt Miss, Iona, Anglesea rd.Ipswich Jackaman Henry iMason, 20 Burling-
road, Ipswich Runt Miss, St. John's st.Woodbridge ton road, Ipswich
Howe A. E.I63 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich Hunt Mrs. . Fern villa, Belsteau Jackaman Miss, 30a, Lower Brook
Jlowe George, Elm ho. Woodbridge road, Ipswich street, Ipswich
Howe Mrs. Palgrave, Diss Hunt Mrs. Highfield lodge, Henley Jackson Lady, Hadleigh hall, Hadleigh
Howe S. Gordon, Inglewood, Brough- road, Ipswich . R.S.O
ton road, Ipswich Bunt Samuel, Leiston R.S.O Jackson A.23 St. Nicholas st. Ipswich
Rowell Mrs. 20 Grosvenor road, Kirk- Hunt Thos. 25 Ashmere gro.Ipswich Jackson Alfred Evans, Clare R.S.O
ley, Lowestoft Hunt Wm. I Clarkson vils.Saxmndhm Jackson Frederick, Richmond house,
Rowell Mrs. Norton, Bury Hunter Rev. Charles Aschkenasi M.A. Handford road, Ipswich
Rowell MrS'. Pine lodge, Haughley, Rectory, Pettaugh, Stowmarket Jackson George Henry Wayland, Cob-
Stowmarket Hunter Donald, St. Nicholas house, bold road, Felixstowe
Rowens J. G. 46 Warrington I'd. Out Eastgate, Bury Jack-son Miss, 15 Northgate st. Bury
Ipswich Hunter Ernest,' Southbridge house, Jackson Misses, The Red house,
Howes Chas. S. 86 London rd. Ipswich Southgate street, Bury Aldeburgh R.S,O
Howes J.W.I5 Westerfield rd. Ipswich Hunter George Holbrey, The Firs, Jackson Mrs. 24 Anglesea rd.Ipswich
Howes Miss, 45 London road, Ipswich! iHaughley, Stowmarket Jackson Mrs. Bungay rd. Ha:esworth
Howes Miss, I Waterloo rd. Ipswich Hunter Mrs. 131 Angel hill, Bury Jackson Mrs. The Chestnuts, Laken~
'Howes Mrs. Debenham, Stowmarket Hunter Robert Hope Alston, Carlton heath, Brandon •
Howes Mrs. 15 Palmerston rd.Ipswich cottage, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft Jackson William, Cornard road, Great.
Howett Samuel, The Estivals, Carl- Hunter Wm. Carlton Colville, Lowstft Cornard, Sudbury
ton Colville, Lowestoft Huntingfield Lord J.P. Heveningham Jacob Geo. 7 Arcade street, Ipswich
Rowey Major John Edwards Wergp hall, Saxmundham; & Guards' & Jacobs George, I Prairie, Lowestoft
J.P. Melton Grange, Woodbridge Carlton clubs, London SW Jacobs Geo. 275 Raglan st. Lowestoft
,Howgego J. 128 Hervey street, Ipswich Hurrell Gainsborough, The Mount, Jacob!l Mrs. 23 Bedford street, Ipswch
Howlett Benjamin, Rose Hill house, Ringham road, Ipswich Jaomb Geo. Trim:ey St. Martin 8.0
Farnham, Saxmundham Hurrell Miss, 2 Oaldey villas, Melford Jaggard In. W. I Cemeteryrd. Bury
Howlett C. Hill ho.Nelson I'd. Ipswich road, Sudbury James Rev. Charles Caldecott M.A.
iHowlett Peter, 55 Oobbold st. Ipswich Hurrell Beymes, 89 London rd.Ipswch Wortham, Diss
Howlett William, 141 Cauldwell Hall Hurry James, Termatt house, Felix- James Rev. Herbert M.A. Rectory,.
road, Ipswich stowe road, Ipswich • Livermore Magna, Bury
Howorth Miss, Bethamy, Felixstowe Hustler J ames Devereux J.P., D.L. J ames A., B..Sc.Lond. Middle Schoob
Hoyland Stanley Stenton M.D. 10 The Lodge, Botesdale, Diss for Boys, Bolton lane, Ipswich
Museum street, Ipswich Hustler William Ramsey, Earl's hall, James Arthur, Quay ter. Balesworth
Hubbard Rev. John, Nether hall, Co ckfield, Bury James Mrs. 57 London road, Ipswich
Tuddenham St. Mary, Mildenhall Hutcheson Mrs. The Laurels, Rush- James T. M. 16 Gippeswyk rd.Ipswch.
Hubbard Rev. William, 20 Gippeswyk mere, IpSWich James Waiter, 290 London road south,
road, Ipswich Hutcheson Mrs. The Laurels, Wood- Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hubbard G.W.I5 Museum st. Ipswich bridge road, Ipswich James W. G. 13 Palmerston rd.Ipswch'
Hubbard Miss,23 Fonnereau rd.lpswch Hutchings F. T. 64 Victoria st. Bury Jameson W. G. Stowlangtoft hall,Bury
Hubbard Mrs. 317 London road south, Hutehinson Claud M., RA. Colonial Jannings Arthur, Cornbill, Ipswich
Kirkley, Lowestoft college, Bollesley, Woodbridge Jannings Miss, I Albert cres. Bury
,Hubbard Mrs.IoNorth par. Lowestoft Hutchinson Donald Henry M.D. Oxford Jannings Mrs. Ixworth, Bury
Buckle P. V. 19 Low !Brook st. Ipswich house, Marina, Lowestoft Jaques Oscar 'Stanley, The Manor ho,.
Hudson Godfrey M.B., C.M. Mill .llt. Hutehinson Mrs. 64 Berners street, Risby, Bury
Mildenhall Ipswich JarmanMrs.King'svls.A1bert cres.Bury
Hudson Mrs. High street, Haverhill Hutchinson Mrs. 90 Christchurch Jarrett Mrs. Debenham, Stowmarketr·
Hudson Robert William, 2 .Ollands street, Ipswich Jarrott Rev. Thomas I. (Free Metho-
house, .8t. John's road, Bungay Hutchinson Mrs. Walsham-Ie-Willows, dist), Ig8 Cemetery road, Ipswich
Rudson Thompson, Manor house, Bury Jarvis Rev. A. The Manse, Baverhill
Pakefield, Lowestoft Hutley S. J. 100 Hervey st. Ipswich Jarvis Rev. Henry M.A. Vicarage,
Hughes Lady, The Lodge, East Hutton Edward, The Chalet, Peasen- Poslingford, Clare
Bergholt, Colchester hall, Saxmundham Jarvis Mrs. Broad street, Haverhill
Hughes B. 2 Battery Grn. ter.Lowstft Hyde-Clarke Edwd. Wrentham house, Jary Mrs. 1 Carlton villas, Carlton.
Hughes Robert, The Murrells, Me!- Wangford S.O Colville, Lowestoft
ford road, Sudbury Ibbotson Willis, Hill crest, Cemetery Jay John, Deben villa, Waldringfi.e:d,
iHughman Mrs. Melton hI. Woodbridge road, Bury Woodbridge
Huish Mrs. 36 Clarkson st. Ipswich Illingworth Rev. William Henry L.Th. Jay Miss, 46 Crown street, Bury
Hulme George Frederick M.B., C.M. Rectory, HoningtOD, Bury Jeaffreson George Cardy, Market hill,.
South view, Montague I'd. Felixsto'We . < l- :__ Fram!ingham R.'8.0
 COURT DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. KIN 399
Jeaffreson George Edwards J.P. The Johnson William, 8ebanga house,Lon- Kedgley Robert William, 33 Cauld-
Moat house, Framlingham R.8.0 don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft well avenue, Ipswich
Jeaffreson Miss, Whitehouse, Mendle- Johnson William George, South lodge, Keeble T. The Hall, Bentley, Ipswich
sham, Stowmarket Tuddenham road, Ipswich Keell Chas.Goodwin,105 Fore st.Ipswch
Jeckell Edward, 3 The Crescent, Lon- Johnston Rev. Charles Smyth RA. Keer Francis, Manor house, Orford,
don road, Ipswich 'Bradfield hall, Bury Wickham Market
Jeckells William Thomas, 8g London Johnstone Hon. Louis, Woolverstone Keer G. High house, Wickham Market
road, South Lowestoft house, Ipswich Keer John Cordy, G1aremont ha.
.lefferies Charles Alfred, '138 London Johnstone E. J. Rougham ha:!, Bury 1Vick'ham Market
road, Lowestoft Jolliffe John Thos. The Lodge, .War- Keer Mrs. 70 Berners street, IpswiCh
Jefferies Henry, Brackendene, Gunton rington road, lpswich Keer Mrs. Clarke, The Limes, Dun-
cliffe, Lowestoft Jolly Arth. E. 173 Norwich rd.Ipswich wich, Saxmundbam
Jefferies John Robert, 109 St. Helen's Jolly David, Churchgate farm, Laken- Keith James, Trimley St. ~Iartin S.O
street, Ipswich beath, Brandon Kell H. E. Cbapel st. Woodbridge
Jefferies Robert, 10 Windsor road, Jolly James, Depden hall, Bury Kell Mrs. Lucerne house, Felixstow6
Kirkley, Lowllstoft Jolly Jobn Wm. 4 Soane st. Ipswich road, Ipswich
Jeffery H. Regal boo Exning, Newmkt Jolly T. C. 179 Norwich rd. Ipswich Kelley Mrs. 17 Angel hill, Bury
Jeffes Miss, Needbam Market R.S.O Jolly William J.P. Sea Gull house, Kelly Rev. F.H.Manor ha. Mildenhall
Jeffryes James, Lorne villa,Great Cor- The Cuff, Felixstowe Kelly M. T., M.D. Coddenham,Ipswch
nard, SudbUl''Y ' Jolly Wm. O. 22 Anglesea rd. Ipswicb Kelsey John, Warren hill, WOodbridge
Jeffs L. P. 38 Palmerston rd. Ipswich Jones 'Rev. Prebendary Harry M.A. Kemball Charles Gurdon J.P. Met-
Jelliman Herbert Charles, 2 Trafalgar Barton Mere, Bury tingham Castle, Mettingham, Bungy
terrace, Milton road, Lowestoft Jones Rev. Ansell, Claydon, Ipswich Kemball William Casburn, Brundish
.lenkins Herbert, Colonial college, Hol- Jones Rev. Charles William Iv1.A. house, Ffamlingham RS.O
, lesley, Woodbridge Vicarage, Pakenham, Bury Kemp Rev. John M.A. The Vicarage,
.Tenkins W. 14 Warrington rd. Ipswich Jones Rev. Danl. L. Cavendish R8.0 Haughley, Stowmarket
.Tenner Henry, Cavendish house, Jones Rev. Edward Anwyl. Vicarage, Kemp Benoni, 3 Gordon villas, St.
Cavendish R.-8.0 Cavenham, Sobam John·s, Woodbridge
Jennings Fras. W. Stuston ldg. Scole Jones Rev. F.,S.J.2IWestgate st. Bury Kemp Edwd. Bank ho. Broad st. Eye
Jennings Frederick Henry, Cockfield Jones Rev. George Wm. M.A. Vicar- Kemp John, London rd. Halesworth
hall, Bury age, Tannington, Wickham Market Kemp Miss, Stonham Aspall, Earl
Jennings Miss, 56 High st. Ipswich Jones Rev. J. Bedworth, Eastward Ho! StonhaIDI ,
Jennings Misses, Glembam Parva, Leiston RS.O Kemp Mrs. The Laurels, Carlton 001-
Wickham Market .Jones Rev. J. Sheldon M.A. 249 Nor- ville, Lowestoft
Jennings Mrs. Beech villa, Nacton rd. wich road, IpswIch Kemp William, 6 Spring rd. Ipswich
Ipswich Jones Rev. Jas. Corton, Lowestoft Kendall A. 78 Guildhall street, Bury
Jennings Mrs. 4 Louth villas, Melford Jones Rev. In. 19 Park la. Southwold Kendall Wm. Thos. Hartest, Bury
road, Sudbury Jones Rev. Richard Michael, Vicarage, Kendall-Chapman Frank, Vine villa,
Jennings R R St. George, Felixstwe Bentley, Ipswich Bungay road, Halesworth
Jervis Rev. William Henry Edward Jones Rev. Samuel RA.14 Churchgate Kennett Miss, 81 Christ church street,
RVicarage, Bures St. Mary R.8.0 street, Bury Ipswich ,
Jervis Mrs. Cliff house, Felixstowe Jones Rev. Thomas Hill B.A. Rectory, Kenney George A. Ethelwyn, Burrell
Jervis-White-Jervis Herbert, Freston Stutton, Ipswich street, Ipswich
house, Ipswich Jones Rev. William M.A. The Vicar- Kenney Sidney, Roseland, 22 Bur-
Jax Robert, Westleton, 8axmundham age, Wickham Skeith, Eye reIl road, Ipswich
Jickling Miss, Ravendale, London rd. Jones Charles John, North view, Tud- Kent A. G., RA. Grammar sch1.Bury
soutb, Kirkley, Lowestoft denham road, IpswiCh Kent G. 241 RaneJ.agh road, Ipswich
Jilling Miss, 76 Whiting street, Bury Jones Edwa'rd, 20 Carlton road, Kirk- Kent James Charles, Earl S.oham,
Jillings Arthur Edward, Woodhurst. ley, Lowestoft .Wickham Market
Westerfield road, Ipswich Jones H. F. Bank ha. Aldeburgh RS.O Kent John, Vicarage road, Great
Jnlings Henry, Barrow, Bury Jones 1. Tbe Firs, Pakefield, Lowestoft Cornard, Sudbury .
Jillings Wm. Hill ho. Ixworth, Bury Jones Miss, G'liftons, Clare RS.O Kent Mrs. 82 London road, Ipswich
J obling Rev. William John,The Manse, J ones Mrs. ,Hillside'l Melton, Woodbdg Kent Mrs. 50 St. George's st. Ipswich
Rendham, 8axmundham Jones Mrs. 162 Norwich road, IpswiCh Kent Saml. Rectory street, Haleswrth
Jodrell N.P. 18 North parade,Lowestft Jones Mrs. Saltgate street, Beccles Kern Rev. William (Baptist), 6 Fon p

Johns Edwin Thomas, 8 Lower Brook Jones Mrs. 2 Willoughby road, Stoke, nereau road, Ipswich
street, Ipswich IpswiCh Kerrich Miss, 24 Gordon rd. LowestoU
.Tohns John William, 4 Willoughby rd. Jones R. P., RA.Lond. Northgate av. Kerridge Henry, 2 Bank street,Ipswich
Stoke, Ipswich Bury Kerrison Roger M.A., J.P. Tattillg-
Johns Thos. 8 Low Brook st. IpSFich Jones Robert, 52 St. Leonard's road, stone place, Ipswich
Jobnson Rev. Alfred Cecil M.A. Rec- Kirkley, Lowestoft Kerry Miss, 17 Brentgovel st. Bury
tory, Capel St. Mary, Ipswich Jones T.Church ho.Kelsale,Saxmndhm Kerry Miss, Fressingfield, Harleston
Johnson Arthur, Tbe Grove,Hollesley, Jones Thomas RA. St. Deny's, Kerry Miss, St. Edmund's house,
Woodbridge Honey hill, Bury Castle street, Woodbridge
Johnson Chas.I. 126 Norwich rd.Ipswb Jones Walter Grant,St.Andrew's house, Kersey F. II Regent rd. Lowestoft
Johnson Ernest A. R Colonial college, London road south, Kirkley, Lwstft Kersey Henry, The Rectory, Frosten-
Hollesley, Woodbridge Jones W. R 128 Denmark rd. Lowstft den, Wangford
Johnson Ernest Edward, High bank, Jordan Arth. W. 4 Hungate st. Beccles Kersey In. C. 2 Anglesea rd. Ipswich
Kirkley, Pakefield road, Lowestoft Jordan William, Lee villa, Fairfield Kersey Miss, 2 Wentworth terrace, Al-
Johnson Frdk. High st. Saxmundham road, 8axmundham deburgh R.8.0
Johnson G. & B. Cumberland street, Josling Rev. William James M.A. Rec- Kersey Mrs.Framsden hall,Stowmarkt
Woodbridge :tory, Moulton, Newmarket Kersey Mrs. Thorneycroft, Great Beal-
Johnson James Bovell M.D. Grove Josselyn Col. J.H.II Princes st.Ipswch ings, Woodbridge
house, Lavenham R.8.0 Josselyn Lieut.-Col. Arthur Hy. J.P. Kersey Mrs.W.F.37 London rd.Ipswich
Johnson John,22 Windsor road, Kirk- The Priory, Fornham All8aints,Bury Kersey Robert .Roward, Edgehill, High
ley, Lowestoft Josselyn James, Churchgate house, street, Hadleigh R.8.0
Johnson Kirby, The Hermitage, Easl, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester Kersey William E. Westwood, CDnsti 7
Bergholt, Colchester Josselyn G. F. I I Princes st. Ipswich tution hill, Ipswich
Johnson M. 6 Brook's Hall rd.Ipswich Josselyn Miss, 10 Anglese'a rd.Ipswich Kett Mrs. 29 Windsor road, Kirkley,
Johnson Mrs. 4 Angel hill, Bury Josselyn Misses,58Berners st. Ipswich LowestQft
J'ohnson Mrs. Baythorne gro.Halstead Joy James, 22 Ivry street, Ipswich Kett Philip, Ipswich road, Lowestoft
Johnson Mrs. 275 London roan south, Juby H. J. II Westgate street, Bury Kettle Mrs. 142 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Kirkley, Lowestoft Juby W. 88 Christchurch st. Ipswich Key Frdk. Kent ho. Aldeburgh R.S.O
Johnson Mrs. Old Market, Beccles Jude David, St. Mary's road, Beccles KidaU Charles Spurrell, Bank house,
Johnson O. D., J.P. Barrow hall, Bury Jude WaIter, West street, Mildenhall Framlingham. R.S.O
Johnson Robert, Colonial coilege, Hol- Julens Arihur, 8 St. Edmund's Tilias, Kidson Robt. 10 Hospital road, Bury
lesley, Woodbridge Fornham road, Bury . Kilner Rev. Henry Ingate M.A. Rec-
Johnson WaIter, Montgomery villa, Keable Francis, Otley, Ipswich tory, Little Saxbam, Bury
Bishop's hill, Ipswich Kearney Rev. Michael Neville M.A. Kilner Charles Scott M.B., C.M.,
Johnson Wm. 22 Etna road, North- Rectory, Oulton, Lowestoft D.P.H.Camb. 4 Hatter street, Bury
gate street, Bury Kedge Robt. J. Holmwood, Felixstowe Kindred Miss, Albert place, Framling-
Keeble Geo. E. I I Warwick rd.Ipswich ham R8.0
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Kilner Mrs. 79 Guildhall street·, Bury Kitching Miss, 47 H~nley rd. Ipswich Larnoch ~Irs. The Wildernpss,Woodbdg
Kindred Miss, 337 London road south, Kitching Mrs. Broad Oak house, ill. Larter Harry, 12 Carlton rd. Kirkley,
Kirkley, Lowestoft Finborough, Stowmarket Lowestoft
Kindred Mrs. 33 Clarkson st. Ipswich Kite Mril. 7 Nelson terrace, Felixstowp Larter ~rs. Cranmoor green, Wal-
King Major John Rooper, Moorfield, Kit-son Rev. W. Kelsale, Saxmundhm sham-le-Willows, Bury
Woodbridge Klttle Mrs. 15 Marine parade,Lowestft Last Ben5. 136 London road, Ipswich
King Rev. Edward S., M.A. I Mel- Klamborowski Rev. Leonard M.A. Last H. Aden villas, Westley rd.Bury
ford road, .sudbury Chedburgh, Bury Last Henry, 7 Orchard street, Bury
King Rev. William Samuel M.A. (vicar Knapton Rev. William James, Rectory, Last James WaIt. 28 Victoria st. Bury
of St. John's), 270 Woodbridge road, Creeting St Peter, Needham Market Last Mrs. 126 Hervey street, Ipswich
Ipswich Knight Francis Henry, St. Clair villa, Last Robt.Mason, 24 Guildhall st.Bury
King Alfred, 329 London road south, York road, Bury Latten R J. Commercial rd.Lowestoft
Kirkley, Lowestoft Knight George, 46 Queen's road, Bur)' Latter Mrs. 25 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
King Benj. S. Rushmere hall, Ipswich Knight Henry B. GippeswykJrd.Ips"Wch Laughlin Herht. 60 Orford st. Ipswich
King ('harles Whitfield, Morpeth ho. Knight Robert,2IClapham rd.Lowestft Laughlin W. H. 40 Hervey st. Ipswich
Lacey street, Ipswich Knights James, Pakefield, Lowestoft Laughton Arthur, 3 Chequer sq.Bury
King Edward, 53 ,Herners st. Ipswich Knights Mrs. 243 Ranelagh rd.Ipswch Laurence Rev. George M.A. I I Bea::h
King Frank, 102 Princes st. Ipswich Knights 'rhos.Hy. 2 Bedford st.Ipswch road, Lowestoft
King Frank, Shrnbland lodge, Forn- Knock Miss, Lime Tree pI. Stowmarkt Lavelle Wm. 9 North parade,Lowestoft
ham All Saints, Bury Knock Mrs. Violet hill, Stowmarket Lavington William H. Woolpit, Bury
King Fredk. W. 5 St. Mary's sq. Bury Knowles Rev. Mllurice M., B.A. Evers. Lawley Thomas Simmonds, Brandon
King George, 43 Alpe street, Ipswich ley house, Southwold house, Old Nelson street, Lowestoft
King Geo. George st.Hadleigh RS.O Knowles George Oliver, Kenilworth, L::mrance Rev. Robert M.A. Rectory,
King George, 12 Victoria street, Bury Aldeburgh R.S.O Hollesley, Woodbridge
King George :Herbert, Cranehurst, Knox Alexander, 22 Ainslie rd.Ipswich Lawrence Rev. C-anon Chas. D'Aguilar
Gippeswyk road, Ipswich Lacey Henry, Melford !road, Sudbury M.A. 13 High street, Lowestoft
King Hy. The Lodge, Bildeston is.O Lacey Leonard, 26 Ivry street, Ipswich Lawrence Alfd. I Marine par.Lowestoft
King Herbert D., M.A., M.D., B.Sc. Lacon Capt. Henry Edmund J.P. Ack- L&wrence E. 127 London rd. Lowestoft
53 Friars street, .sudbury worth house, East Bergholt,Oolchs~r Lawrence Ge:>. 32 Spring rd.Ipswich
King Jas. 146 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich Lacon Rev. Charles Hy. M.A. Rectory, Lawrence Henry, Yoxford,Saxmndhm
King J. MauIkin J.P. Barton ldg. Bury Barton Mills, Mildenhall Laws Henry, Montague rd. Felixstowe
King In. George st. Hadleigh RS.O Lainson Major John Arthur, Horringer Laws Wm. Fdk. Mill ho. Southwold
King J. South vw. Pakefield, Lowestft house, Horningsheath, Bury Lawson Rev. William Dickinson L.Th.
King In. Butcher, 33 Bolton la. Ipswch Lake Edward W. 13 Westgate st. Bury The Rectory, Shimpling, Bury
King John James, 2 Colville villas, Lakeman James J. Highfield, Laven- Lay O. E. Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Norwich road, Ipswich ham RS.O Lay Mrs. 3 London road, Beccles
King Miss, High street, Brandon Lamb! George, 10 Northgate st. Bury Layard Miss, 19 Neale street, Ipswich
King Miss,43St.Andrew's st. nth. Bury Lamb Mrs. Belle vue, Beach road, LRytc'n Mi8S, Bank ter. D~ry street,
King Mrs. Alexander house, Station Felixstowe Stowm:nlBt
road, Beccles Lamb Mrs.George st.Hadleigh RS.O Lea Rev. '\V. T. London road, Brandon
King Mrs. Beechurst, Barton mills, Lamb W.K. 34 Chevallier st. Ipswich Leach Harry E. Thoroughfare,Ipswich
Mildenhall Lambe Richard Frederic, 16 Arcade Leach Richard, Sunnyside, Beccles rd.
King Mrs. Boxford, Colchester street, Ipswich Lowestoft
King Mrs. 2# 'Spring road, Ipswich Lambert Alfred, 60 Wellington terrace, Leach TIns.A. 3 Gippeilwyk rd.Ipswich
King Mrs. The Cottage, Barrow, Bury London road, Ipswich Leake 'Walter, 40 St. Lec,nard's rd.
King Mrs. 95 Victoria st. Ipswich Lambert Edward George, 8 Windsor Kirkley, Lowestoft
King Mrs. 36 Well street, Bury road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Leaman Henry !>awe, Victoria villa,
King Spencer, 15 Waterloo rd.Ipswich Lambert L. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft East street, Sudbury
King W. Burton, The Elms, Wherstead Lambert Martin, 225 London road sth. Leat John Robt. 86 Alan rd. Ipswich
road, Ipswich Kirklev, Lowestoft Leatherdale J. C. Elrr.swell llall, Bury
King Walt. W. 27 Northgate st. Bury Lambert Mrs. The Lodge,Mendlesham, Leathes CQl. Hill Mussend~n J.P. Her-
King William.,29 St.George's st.Ipswch Stowmarket . ringfleet hall, Lowestoft
King William, Woodlands,Woodbridge Lambert Robert, Fairfield road, Fram- Leathes Miss,N::>rmanston hall,Lowstit
road, Ipswich lingham RS.O Le Butt Mrs. 5 Albert street, Bury
King William Norman J.P. Barton pI. Lambert Stephen, 75 Lorne Park rd. Ledwarl Charles A. Hardwick rd.Bury
Great Barton, Bury Kiirkley, Lowestoft Ledward Miss, '!'he Glen, Out East-
King Z. T. 60 Berners street, Ipswich Lamperd Frederick F.S.S.Normanville, gate" Bury
King-Smith George, Garthlands, An- . Constitution hill, Ipswich Lee Rev. Arthur George M.A. West
caster road, Ipswich L'Amy Mrs. Ramsay, Cavendish hall, howe, Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury
Kingdon Mrs. Kingsfield,Park rd.Ipswh Cavendish R.S.O Lee "Rev. Frooerick, Vicarage, Great
Kingsbury Miss,<tLeopold ter.Felixstw Laneaster Miss, 3 High beach,Felixstw Bricett, Ipswich
Kingscote Robert Frederick, Chester- Lancaster William, Sudbourne villa, Lee F. Market hill, Brandon, Suffolk.
field house, Pakefield rd. Lowestoft Cowper street, St. John's Ipswich Lee Miss, 81 London road, Ipswich
Kingsford William Lethbridge, 26 Up. Land Miss, Reydon cottage, Reydon, Leech C. D. sen. 30 Crown st. Bury
Brook street, Ipswich Southwold Leech C. D. jun. 42 Southgate st. Bury
Kinnear Alfred, The Old house, Long Lane Mrs.Kinrara,Kelsale,Saxmundhm Lgedh G. Dalton 10. Dalton rd. Ipswch
Melford RS.O Langdon William John J.P. Salter's Leeder Edmund Cotts, Tumaco cot-
Kmnell Mm. 25 Low Brook st. Ipswich hall, Stour street, Sudbury tage, Stevenson road, Ipswich
Kinsey William, 5 Chequer sq. Bury Langford Miss, Wakefield house, Kirk- Leeds Frank,Cumberland st.Woodbdge
Kinsman Mrs. 30 Gordon rd.Lowestoft ley, Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Leek Arth. High st. Hadleigh RS.O
Kipling Ernest, Springfield house, Langhorn Charles, 25 Hatter st. Bury Leeper Rev. W., M.A. Belton, Yrmth
Cornard road, Sudbury Langley Rev. G. 42 Berners st.Ipswch Leeper Rev. William C., JlfLA. Belton, .
Kipling Mrs. W. C. West view, Great Lanham Miss, I Flora villas, Carlton Yarmouth
Cornard, Sudbury Colville, Lowestofb Lees Wm. H. Glan-y-don,Southwold
Kirby Rev. William H., RA. The Lankester Frank, Yew Tree, Finboro' Leete Benjamin East, Mayfield, Beach
Rectory, Woolpit, Bury road, Stowmarket road, Felixstowe
Kirby George, 48 St. Leonard's road, Lankester Miss, 17 Crown street, Bury Legg John Edmund M.A., F.I.C.,
Kirkley, Lowestoft Lankester. "Miss, 32 Crown st. Bury F.C.S. Old Sdhool ho. Woodbridge
Kirby John, 51 London road, Ipswich Lankester Wm. 37 Anglesea rd.Ipswich Leggatt Mis.s, Bramford ho. Ipswich
Kirby Miss, 301 London road south, La·nt Arth. E. 3 Low. Baxter st. Bury Leggett Robt. 69 North st. Sudbmy
Kirkley, Lowestoft . Larder Rev. George M.A. Rectory, Leggett Thomas Hubbard, Elm howe,
Kirby Mrs. 21 Spring road, Ipswich Somerton, Bury London road south, Lowestoft
Kirby Samuel John James M.D. Oak- Largent Mrs. 12 Anglesea rd. Ipswich Legg-ett Wm. 79 Berners st. Ipswich
lands, Fressingfield, Harleston Larke L.E. 100 Clapham rd.Lowestoft Le Grice Samuel, St. Peter's house,
Kirby William, 100 London rd. Ipswch Larken Maj.W.H.Grove Idg.Woodbrdg Old market, Beccles
Kirkpatrick Henry Ivers, Cumberland IJarken Mr8. Pine vil.Mill hI.Woodbrdg Leig:h Samuel RA.Lond. Norlhgate
street, Woodbridge Larkin J. D. 3 Fasborne vils.Stowmrkt avenue, Bury
KirsoppMrs.Earl Soham,Wickham Mkt Larkman Ernest, Belton, Yarmouth Leighton Alfred Joseph, Rossmore
·Kirton Rev. Charles, The Hermitage, Uarkman Geo. Jas. J.P.Belton,Yarmth cottage, Crabbe street, Ipswich
Frostenden, Wangford R.S.O Larkman Jas. Preston, Twyford house, Leighton Arthur SacUer, Bentley lodge,
'Kistruck Mrs. Offton, Ipswich Sheepgate street, Beccles Ipswich
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Leith Rev. W. F., M.A. Bildeston S.O
Le Maitre Miss, 18 Hatter st. Bury
Leman Mrs. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Lemon Frederick, Freemont house,
Felixstowe road, Ipswich
Lempriere ~rs. 24 Carlton road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Lenny Mrs. Hill house, Halesworth
Lescher Agnes (Lady Abbess), St.
Mary's abbey, East Bergholt, Col-
chester
Lesley Pursglove, Oak cottage, Pake-
field, Lowestoft
Leuillette Mrs. Hospital road, Bury
Levett B. 3 Palmerston rd. Ipswich
Levett John Henry, Fernleigh, Felix-
stowe road, Ipswich
Levett S. Basil ho. Cowper st. Ipswiclh
Levett-lScrivener Cmnmander Egert<ln
BagotJ ByrdJ R.N., J.P. Sibton
Abbey, Saxmundham
Lewin Miss, Hill villa, Melton road,
Woodbridge
Lew~n Mrs. 92 ~glesea road, IP.swich
Lewm Mrs. 40 HIgh street, IpSWIch
Lewis Daniel, :Nayland, Colchester
Lewis James A. 17 Warwick rd. Ipswcb
Lewis Mrs. 89 ChristC'hurch st. Ipswch
Lewis Robert, Pakefield, Lowestoft
Lewis William, I Laburnum terrace,
South End road, Bungay
Lewis William Lambton, Oak lodge,
Station road, Sudbury
Lias Rev. John James ~I.A. Rectory,
East Bergholt, Colchester
Lidyard Frank, Ivy dene, Alderman
road, Ipswich
Light C. P. 120 Wherstead rd. Ipswich
Lilbourn Claudius, 37 Lorne Park
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Lilley C. Fredk. 27 The Croft, Sudbury
Lillingston Rev. Arthur Blackwell
Goulburn M.A. 68 Christchurch
street, Ipswich
Limmer John, Woodside, Constitution
hill, Ipswich
Lincoln J. E. 96 Victoria st. Ipswich
Lincoln William, 18 St. Edmund's
green, Southwold
Linden Mrs. Claremont road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Lindsay Rev. John RA. Rectory,
Monewden, Wickham Market
Lindsay Miss, 3 St. Peter's street,
Lowestoft
Lindsey H. 227 Cauldwell Hall road,
Ipswich
Lindsey R. A. London rd. Halesworth
Lindsey William Thomas, London
road south, Lowestoft
Lines Rev. Michael Davey, Vicarage,
Yoxford, Saxmundham
Linfitt-Doe Francis, 24 Cleveland road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Linford A. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Ling F.G.Market hl.Frmlnghm. R.S.O
Ling Frederic, The Hollies, Southwold
Ling George, Vicarage road, Great
Cornard, Sudbury
Ling Henry, 25 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Ling John, Crowfield, Ipswich
Ling J. W. 99 London rd. Lowestoft
Ling Miss, 2 Mellord road, Sudbury
Ling Mrs. 7 Neale street, Ipswich
Ling' Mrs. Oakover, Flixton rd. Bungay
Ling Mrs. 49 Orford street, Ipswich
Ling Wm. 52 Alexandra rd. Ipswich
Ling Wm. 19 Warrington rd. Ipswich
Ling Wm. G. I Brook's Hall rd. Ipswch
Lingham Misses, 37 Berners st. Ipswch
Lingley Misses, The Glen, Great Ash-
field, Bury
Lingwood D. The Lodge, Earl Ston-
ham, Stowmarket
Lingwood E. 79 Christehurch st.Ipswch
Lingwood Edward Thomas, The Ferns,
Dunwich, Saxmundham
Lingwood Henry, The Chestnut.,
Needham Market R.S.O
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Lingwood Oscar, Bury road, Brandon
Lingwood Samuel, Tbetfmu rd.Brandon
Lingwood Thomas, Shrubland house,
Brockford, Stowmarket
Lingwood Walter, The Beeches, Barn-
ingham, Bury
Lingwood Walter Lathbury, The
Beeches, BM'Ilingham, Bury
Linsley In. 100 Denmark rd. Lowestoft
Linzee Alexander Grosvenor, The
Priory, Clare R.S.O
Lipscombe R. 12 Sth. End, Southwold
Lister Mrs. North Cove hall, Beccles
Lister Thos. L. Melton, Woodbridge
Litchfield Thomas, Botesdale, Diss
Little Rev. Joseph Russell M.A., J.P.
Rectory, Stansfield, Clare
Livermore David, Kensington road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Livock Herbert Lawrence Masterson,
Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Llewellin Rev. John RA. Rectory, Sot-
terley, Wangford R.S.O
Lloyd Capt. Charles Paterson, Rose
farm, Exning, Newmarket
Lloyd Capt. William Read, De-Ia-
Pera, Angel hill, Bury
Lloyd Rev. R. H. Orwill rd. Felixstowe
Iloyd George Cornish, 44 Risbygate
street, Bury
Lloyd Ha.vilah, I Cumberland villas,
Cumberland street, Woodbridge
Lloyd Misses, ]fJ Orford street, Ipswich
Loader Mrs. Saltgate street, Beccles
Loch Lord D.S.O. Stoke college,
Ola.re; &; 23 Lowndes square,
London SW
Lock David, Archibald villa, Felixstowe
road, Ipswich
Lock H. W. J. Manor ho. Beyron,Bury
Lock James, 59 Derby road, Ipswich
Lock Miss, Harrolds cottage, Newton
road, Stowmarket
Lock Mrs. Rookery, Walsham-le-
Willows, Bury
Lc¥ck M.rs. ;Stone house, Bramfield,
Halesworth
Lock Mrs. Sycamore iliouse, Deben-
ham, Stowmarket
Locke W.,M.D. I4Fonnereau rd.Ipswch
Locke W. R. Red hOe Shotley, Ipswich
Lockwood Herbert McCowan, 90 Spring
road, Ipswich
Lockyer Bt.-Col. E. S. Braithwaite
R.A. Rookwood, Copdock, Ipswich
Loder John J.P. Burkitt Ibo. Woodbdge
Loder M. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Lofft R. E., J.P. The Cot. Troston,Bury
Loma;s: Charles Henry M.A., J.P.
Sutton Haugh, Woodbridge
Lomax In. C. Drinkstone house, Bury
Lomax Thos., M.A., D.L., J.P. Grove
park, Yoxford, Saxmundham
London Frederick, go Princes st.Ipswch
London W. The Quay ho. Woodbridge
Long A. M. Swilland, Ipswich
Long Alfred, 38 Alpe street, Ipswich
Long Daniel Kent, The Hall, Great
Bradley, Newmarket
Long Frank WaIt. Valley view, Tud-
denham road, Ipswich
Long G. 16 Ashmore grove, Ipswich
wng Miss, Long Mellord R.S.O
Long Mrs. Bramford, Ipswich
Long Mrs. 239 Ranelagh road, Ipswich
Long Robert, Inglenook, Pakefield! rd.
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Long William Evelyn J.P. Hurts hall,
Saxmundham
Longe Rev. John, Rectory, Stern-
field, Saxmundham
Longe Francis D. The Alders, Marina,
Lowestoft
Longhurst Th<lmas, Hill house, Stoke-
by-Nayland, Colchester
Longworth 'Stephen G. County Asy-
lum, Melton, W oodbridge
Loose J.T. 17 Palmerston rd. Ipswich
Lord A. 136 Woodbridge rd. Ipswich
Lord Hy. Kentford lodge, Ne-wmarket
MAC 4J!
Lord Mrs.Winterthorn,Elmswell, Bury
Lovatt Miss, 313 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Love Alfred Geo. Station rd. Beceles
Loveless Mrs. 2 Norfolk terrace, WD-
d<ln road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Lovely Mrs. 32 Foundation st. Ipswich
Low C. W., M.B. Strick~ands road,
Stowmarket
Lowe Rev. Charles Ernest M.A. Ree-
tory, Combs, Stowmarket
Lowe Arth. Old Bank hOe Saxmundhm
Lowry-Corry Col. the Hon. Henry
Wm., !M.A., J.P. Edwardstone hall,
Colchester
Lowther HOD. William D.L., J.P.
Ashe ilIigh house, Campsea Ashe,
Wickham Market
Loxdale Mrs. Mungo lodge, Little
Thurlow S.O
Lucas Col. Alfred George J .P. Cliff-
side, Kirkley cliff, wwestoft
Lucas Lieut.-Co. ¥rancis Alfred J.P.,
V.D. Easton park, Wickham Market
Lucas Rev. Henry Jesse Andrews
M.A. Clifton ho.Springfield rd. Bury
Lucas Mrs. ·Market p:ace, Mildenhall
Lucas Mrs. 164 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Lucas &bert H. 6 Angel hill,.llury
Luck Mrs. 4 8 Foundation st. Ipswich
Luckey Wm. Hllughley, Stowmarket
Ludecke V. H. Westfields, Prince's rd.
Felixstowe
Ludlow Mrs. 92 Berners st. Ipswich
Luffingbam Misses, The Poplars,Thel-
netham, Thetrord
Lugar Mrs. 15 Well street, Bury
LunnHarold Fernie B.A. Grammar
school, Bury
Lunnis F. 'Stutton ho. ;Stutton, Ipswch
Lush Arthur, Melford road, Sudbury
Lusher Arlhur, 27 Victoria st. Bury
Lynch Edward Walter RA. Framling-
ham college, Framlingham R.S.O
Lynch Mrs. Jessamine vil:a, York rd.
Sudbury
Lynn Miss,Tiffany ho.AldeburghR. S. 0
Ly<m Alfred, Vernon villa, Cauldwell
Hall road, Ipswich
McClan James William, Woodbridge
road, Ipswich
McComb W. T. Hungate st. Beccles
McConnell W. 37 St.Helen's st.Ipswch
McDermott W., RA., M.D. Bures St.
Mary R.S.O
Macdona Rev. Oeorge Victor RA.Hol-
ton, Halesworth
MacDonald Mrs.2I Grosvenor rd.Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
McDonald· Mrs. Gordon, Clifton hou,-
Station road, Beccles
McDouall Rev. William ISutherl~
M.A. Ousden, Newmarket
McDougal Arthur F. 1Hill house,
Rendham, ISaxmundham
MacDougall .A.lex. Wa!t<ln, Ipswich
Macey Mrs. 23 Clapham rd. Lowestoft
McGeachin George, Blliscombe, St.
John's road, Ipswich
Macglashan John, '10 'Willoughby rd.
Ipswich
MacGregorWm.A'I4Museum st.Ipswh
Machen A. T. Hamlet I'd. Haverhill
Mack Capt. Philip Paston J.P.The Old
Rectory, Barton ,Mills, Mildenhall
McKechnie Rev. Alex. T.A.K.C.L.
Vicarage, Wickhambrook, Newmrkt
Mackenzie Col. Edward Philippe
D.L., J.P. Downham hall, Brandon
Mackenzie Robt. 31 Station rd.Sthwld
McLeroth Misses, Mustow house,
Mustow street, Bury .
McM'aster Alex. 8 Warwick rd.Ipswch
McMath Charles,7Kensington terrace,
Pakefie~d road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
McNair Lieut.-Gen. Edward John,The
Roundwood, Rushmere, Ipswiea
McNeil Duncan, 221 Cauldwell Hall rd.
Ipsmch
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 402, MAC SU~"'FOLK. [KELLY'S
~acqueen A., B.A. Framlingham col- ~Iartin Major-Gen. Wm. Geo. J .P. I Mayhew Fdk. Earsham street, Bungay
lege, Framlingham R. S.O Hemingstonehall, Ipswich 'Mayhew Frederick, Mill house,
~acro~{rs-.Om.ega cot. Melton,Wdbrdg Martin Col. Sir Richard Edward Row- G'ransford, Framlingham
McTurk John,Nook ho.Stradbroke,Eye ley K.C.B., K.C.'M.G. 4 Wentworth Mayhew Frederick Anthony, 4 Holton
:Maddison W. 131 Clapham rd.Lowestft terrace, Aldeburgh R.S.O terrace, Holton, Halesworth
~addle Geo. D. Northgate st. Beccles Martin Capt. E. Ballygate st. Becdes Mayhew Frdk. H. 28 Well street, Bury
Maddle Miss, Linden house, Ear- Martin Rev. William, London I'd. Mayhew H.48 Christchurch st.lpswich
sham street, BungayHaleswor~h Mayhew J. R. Tavern st. Stowmarket
~Iaddle Miss B. Earsham st. Bungay ~artin Frank, S Wentworth ter- Mayhew John, Pettaugh, Stowmarket
Maden Rev. E'7 Burton st. Lowestoft race, Aldeburgh R.S.O Mayhew Jsph. J. Bank ho. Southwold
Magub George, East Gliff, Southwo:d Martin Jsph. North tel'. Mildenhall Mayhew Misses, 61 London I'd.lpswic.h
Mahomed Bev. James Dean Keriman Martin Joshua. Gibbs,5WentwoI'th ter- Mayhew Mrs. Oarlton villa, Beccles
M.A. Rectory, Ingham, Bury race, Aldeburgh R.S.O Mayhew Mrs. Tavern st. 8towmarket
Mahon Frederick Francis, Bank house, ~artin Miss, Rose vil. Milultn. Nwmkt Mayhew Mrs. Wingfield st. .Hungay
Chelmondiston, Ipswich Martin Mrs. Coddenham, Ipswich Mayhew Richard Clarkson, The Shrub-
~lahon William Arthur, Denmark ho. Martin William John, Verandah house, bery, Marina, LowestQft
Holbrook. Ipswich Worlington, Soham Mayhew T. E. 93 LondQn I'd. IpswiCh
Main Rev. G.C. 35 ,Milton rd.Lowestft Martineau Misses, The Lawn. Wal- Maynard Frederick, Norwich house,
Major C. E., 138 Southgate st. Bury sham-Ie-Willilws, Bury Russell road, Ipswich
Makens Mrs. Ringshall, 8tilwmarket Mash J. 32 Low. Brook street,Ipswich Maynard Mrs. Great house, Orford,
Makepeace Bev. Chas. du Gard M.A. Mash William Cardinal, Chesham viis. Wickham Market
Vicarage. Aldringham, ISaxmundhm Felixstowe road, Ipswich Mayne Capt. J.G.35Henley rd.Ipswich
Makins Mrs. 96 Princes st. Ipswich Maskell Mrs. 21 Stour street, Sudbury Mead Aaron, 29 London I'd. Ipswich
Malcolm Lady, Barnardiston hall, Mason Rev. Francis Whe.ler Randall Mead Mrs. 18 Crown street, Bury
Haverhill M.A. Rectory, Kessingland, Lwstft Mead Mrs. 91 Londiln wad, Ipswich
Malins Rev. J. Edwards' A.K.C.L. ~ason Benjamin, Kersey, Ipswich Meaden Staff-Surgeon Edward Henry
Somersham, Ipswich Mason Benjamin, Woolpit,Bury R.N. Nether hail, Shotley, Ipswich
1\Iallett O. F. Walberswick, Southwold Mason Frank,Causeways;\Yoolpit,Bury Meadows Ezekiel, Wyndham house,
~lallett G. A. 18 Warwick I'd. Ipswich Mason Frank, North cliff, Felixstowe Aldeburgh R.S.O
~Iallett J. 149 Woodbridge I'd. Ipswich Mason George Calver, BrJadwater Meadows Frederick, 'Waveney road,
Mallott Horace, Bury road, Brandon house, ,Belstead road, Ipswich The Grange, Beccles
~alone C. A. 18 Low. J3rook st.Ipswch Mason G. G. 22 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch Meadows Gea. F. W. Otley, Ipswich
Maltby Arthur, 2 'Lorne terrace, Pake- Mason Herbert Wilberforce, Edge hill. Meadows Robert, 2 Holton villas,
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Belstead road, IpswiCh Holwn, IHalesworth
Maltby Westbrook, I St. iMargaret's Mason M. High st. Hadleigh RS.O Meadows William John, Mayflower
villas, Church road, Lowestoft Mason Miss, 15 Fonnereau I'd. Ipilwich -cottage, Cavendish road, Felixswwe
Manby Geo. 15 Commercial rd.Ipswch Mason Mrs. 6 Saune street, Ipswich Meakin Misses,2 St. Peter's st.Ipswich
Manby H. Station I'd. Framlingham Mason Waiter, High street, Haverhill Mecklenburgh Mrs. East Bergholt,
Manby Mrs. Manor ho. Burgh,Wdbdg Mason W. I. S6 Friars Elt. Sudbury Colchester
}Ianby Thomas, The Hall, Pettistree, Massey T. 42 St. Andrew's st. nth. Bury Meeking Henry, Chilton hall, Sudbry
Wickham Market Massingham Robert Wilson, 101 Lon- Meen S. Laxfield, Framlingham RS.O
:Manfield Mrs. Manor house, Ixworth don road, South Lowestoft Meering Edward, I Claremont villas,
Thorpe, Bury Master George M.B. 86 Guildhall Freemantle I'd. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Manfield William John, Lynton ho. street, Bury Mein Rbt. Wrentham, WangfordR.S.O
Ixworth Thorpe, Bury Masters Edwd. Northgate st. Beccles Meller Major Alfred RA., J.P. The
Mann Chas. P. Boxford, Colchester Masterson Mrs. 14 Silent st. Ipswich Limes, Rushmere, Ipswich
Mann F. 17 Ashmere grove, Ipswich Mather Rev. John F., M.A. The Vi- Meller Mrs. 15 Henley road, Ipswich
Mann P. A. Hamlet road, Haverhill carage, Parham, 'Wickham Market Mellis C. Marktlt pl.Lavenham RS.O
Mann Richard, 4 Victoria street,Bury Mathew Col. Henry Ooldham, Langer Mellonce Thos. J. 5 Holly I'd. Ipswich
Mann R O. V.D., J.P. Wainford house, Felixstowe Mendham Miss, Church street, Eye
. house, Bungay Matt Mrs. 13 Warwick road, Ipswich Menzie Miss, Southfield house, Alde-
Mann William Horace, Prospect place, Matthew G. Bracken villa, Felixstowe burgh R.S.O
Wingfield street, Bungay Matthew James, Fir Tree terrace, Mercer Rev. Leslie M.A. Rectory,.
Mannall Mrs. Albion st. Saxmundham Hadleigh RS.O iHawstead, Bury
Manners G. E. J. J.P. Fornham park, Matthews Henry, Brookside, Strat- Meredith H.182 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch
Bury ford St. Mary, O:>lchester Meredith Henry, 7 Cornhill, IpswiCh
Manning Thomas, Hoxton villa, Nac- Matthews Miss, High street, Had- Merry Theodore Arthur, East view,
ton road, Ipswich leigh R.S.O London road south, Lowestoft
Manning William, 4 York I'd. Ipswich ~atthews Mrs. 16 Angel hill, Bury Messent Fredk. 8 Friars ro. Ipswich
Manson Capt. Eric Edmund 'Moffat Matthews Sam!. Haughley, Stowmarkt Messent Willi-am H. 8 Willoughby I'd.
Davidson, 17 Northgate street, Bury Matthews William, Springfield house, Stoke, Ipswich
~Ianthilrp James, 28 York I'd. Ipswich Bury road, Stowmarket Metcalf Mrs. Stanstead, Glems-
Manthorpe Robert H.I9 Grosvenor Maittingly Robert J.P. Chestnuts, ford R.S.O
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Great ComaI'd, .Sudbury Metcalfe George Herbert, Clare R.S.O
Mappin W. C. 1I5 London I'd. Ipswich Mav.de Rev. A-rthur M.A. Rectory, Metcalfe Robert Ives M.D. Blyburgate
Markham Mrs. The Cottage, Paken- Burgh, Woodbridge street, Beccles
ham, Bury Maul Mrs. Market Weston, Thetford Methold Alfred, The Grange, Hitcham,
Mar}rID Harry Augustus, St. Mary, Maulden William, White house, Well- Ipswich
'R'usseIl road, Ipswich close square, Framlingham R.S.O Methold Frederick John J.P., F.S.A.
~arriage Thos. 34 Southgate st. Bury MauIkin The Misses, Risby place, Thorne conrt, Cilckfield, Bury &;
Marriner Charles Frederick, Thorpe Risby, Bury Langford lodge, Southwold
hall, Hasketon, Woodbridge Maund Edwd.A.Red House pk.Ipswch Methold 'l'homas T., RA., J.P. Hep-
~{arriott Rev. Henry Spelman :M.A., Maw S. A., J.P. Needham Mkt.R.S.O 'Worth house, Diss
J.P. Rectory, Wilby, Eye Mawhood Henry Ernest William, Great Methven Mrs. 36 Crown street, Bury
Marriott Arthur M.B.Lond. Tamarisk house, Great Cornard, Sudbury Methven William, Dairsie house, Upper
cottage, Aldeburgh &.S.O Mawley R. C. 8 Constitution hill, Olland street, Bungay
Marriott Chas. RA., J.P.The Beeches, Ipswich Meyer Miss, Fern crt.Aldebrgh.R.S.O
Stowmarket Mawly R. 47 Guildhall street, Bury Micklebul"gh James, 6 Rochester ter-
J1'arriott Thomas Bateman. 32 War- May Major Edward St. Clair, St.Mary race, Pakefield I'd. Kirkley, Lowestft
ringtQn road, Ipswich Tower vicarage, Tower Church yd. Middleton R. E. Ripon villa, AIde-
J1'arrow Albert, Thorn cottage. Wick- Ipswich burgh RS.O
hambrook, Newmarket ~ay John, Broughton place, Belstead Miers Mrs. 16 Korth parade, Lowestft
Marsden Mrs. 294 London road south, road, Ipswich Milbank G. 8tutton 10. Stutwn,Ipswch
Kirkley, Lowestoft May Mrs. '43 Alexandra I'd. Lowestoft Miles Rev. George Henry, Stoke-by-
Jr":nsh Mrs. 12 North parade,Lowestoft ~I:ayes Mark, Bardwe.ll hall, Bury Nayland, Colchester
Marsbal'l.A., M.D. 145 London rd.sth. Mayhew Arthur, 18 Windsor road, Miles Rev. ,Stephen RA. The Laurels,
Kirkley, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft Pelistree, Wickham Market
Marshall KW. 30 Raward st.Lowestoft Mayhew F. A. 4 iHolton terrace, Hol- Miles Miss, Long Melford R.S.O
M-arshall Francis, Barrow house, The ton, Halesworth Miles William J. The Red house. New
Green, Barrow, Bury Mayhew F. G. S2 Chevallier st. street, Woodbridge
Marshall L. The Cottage, Mildenhall Ipswich Millar Mrs. The Uplands, St.Edmund·s
Mar!hall Wm. 98 London I'd. IpswiCh ):1aJhew F. G. The Elms,Saxmundhm road, Ipswich ,
 COURT DIRECTORY.]
.Millbank Mrs. St. Martin's Idg.Ipswch
.Miller Henry C.E. Bosmere house,
~orwich road, Ipswich
.Miller A. Manor ho. 'Syleham, Scole '
.:Miller Henry William, Richmond ho.
Anglesea road, Ipswich
..Miller H. E., LL.Rli4 NOIth par.Lwstft
Miller John, :N:orth terrace, Mildenhall
~iller !Miss, 2 Holmwood villas, Mel-
ton, Woodbridge
~Iiller Misses, The Cottage,East Berg-
holt, Oolchester . Moore Miss, 20 Warrington rd.Ipswch
.Miller Mrs. -82 Berners street,Ipswich
Miller Mrs. 10 Cleveland road,
. Kirkley, Lowestoft
)OIiller Mrs. 53 Fonnereau rd. Ipswich
~Miller Mrs. 23 8 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
~filler Mrs. The Uplands, St. Ed-
mund's road, Ipswich
Miller Robert, Sunny cottage, Spl'ing-
field road, Bury .
:Miller Robert Maplestone, Highwood,
Constitution hill, Ipswich
Miller S. H. 14 North par. Lowestoft
::Miller Thomas, Fairfields, Tuddenham
road, Ipswich
:Miller Thomas, 2 The Estivals, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft
::Miller Wm. N. 81 Risbygate st. Bury
Millett Rev. Horatio, South Elmhaxn
AIl Saints, Halesworth
2\Iillett Rev. Hugh Tl'egarthen B.A.
Vicarage, BramfieId~ Haleswort h
-Mills Rev. Harold M., 'M.A. Framling-
bam college, Framlingham [& •.s.0
Mills Arthur, Quay terrace,Haleswrth
. .
~Illls George, Yoxford, Saxmundham
M~lls J.C.Fern vls.Melford rd..Sud~ury
:MIlls J sph. Thoroughfare, Woodbrxdge
~I~lls ~rs. 92 P~inces street, Ipswich
M~1l8 Robert, High st. ISaxmundham
Mills W. 2 Alexandra. ter. Halesworth
:M!lls Wi~~, H~lton ter. Halesworth
MIlls William Rl~hard, Park tower,
!?,ark Toad, IpswIch.
311l,wood Mrs. 9 ,South cliff, London
road south, Kukley, Lowestoft
"~1ilne Rev. Ernest A., M.A. Wyver-
~tone, Stowmarket . ~Iorley Mrs. B~rton house, Thorough-
~hlner Rev. John M.A. Rectory,Chi!-
ton, Sudbury
-:Miln~r-Gibson Mrs. Theberton house,
LeIston R.S.O
"Milner-Gibson-Oullum Geo. G., D.L."
J.P., M.A., F.S.A. Hardwick house,
Bury; &; Athenreum, Brooks', St.
James' &; Bachelors' clubs, London
"Milnes In.Geo.M.D. Gislingham, Eye
-:Minett Harry, 14 Out Westgate,Bury
Minns Wm.J.Waveney terrace,Bungay
-:Minter Mrs.Lynn ho.Wickham Market
"Minter Mrs.Marlesford,Wickhm.:Markt
"Minton Clifton, 51 Orford st. Ipswich
Mitchell AIex. 36 Nortbgate st. Bury
Mitchell ,Margetts Mitchell, ,Stone Idg.
Ipswich . Morsley ·:Mrs. Albion st. Saxmundhaxn
"1vIitchell Mrs. Holbrook hall, Little
Waldingfield, Sudbury
"1vIitchell Mrs. Reed villas, Kessing-
land, Lowestoft
'Mitchell'T.F. 158 Foxhall rd. Ipswich
Mitchell-Carruthers Rev. Wm. M.A.
Rectory, Holbrook, Ipswich
~robbs Elijah, 39 Grosvenor road,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
1.Iobbs George,The Laurels, Oulton,
Lowestoft .
:Mobbs William J.P. ~8 Alexandra rd.
Lowestoft
"Moberly George Ernest, Cottesmore,
'Tuddenham TOad, Ipswich
'Moffat Rev. Bowland Garrard L.Th.
Snape house, ISaxmundham
~Ioir Lewis, Arduthie, Wariington I'd.
Ipswich
Molyneux Howard Wm. The Com-
mon, 'Southwold
lqoney Mrs.The'Rest,Mde"bnrgh R".S.O
"3IoIik Rev.Geo. Bnres St. MllTY R.S.O
.SUFFOLK.
YonteithH.C.I Durlington rd. Ipswich
Montgomery Wm. 9 Orchard st.Bury
){oor :Major Edward Char:es J.P. The
Rosary, Great Bealings, Woodbridge
)loore Major Edward St. Fraucis,
Church street, Woodbridge
Moore Hy. T. Walton vl.Walton,Ipswch
:Moore In. 21 St. George's st. Ipswich
)loore Laurence H. The Old Manor
house, Lound, Lowestoft
:Moore Miss, 45 Marine par. Lowestoft.
Moore Mrs. 31 Berners st. Ipswich
:Moore Mrs. Jasamine cottage, Den-
nington, Framlingham 'R.S.O
Moore )lrs. Java ldg. Petistree, Wick-
ham Market
Moore Mrs. South End terrace, Upper
Olland street, Bungay
~Ioore :Mrs.Thorington, .stoke-by-Nay-
land, Colchester
:Moore Mrs. Thomas, Hermon lodge,
Constable road, Felixstowe
:Moore Robert, 56 .st. Leonard's road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
:Moore 'Shelley A. Thorington, 8toke-
by-Nayland, Colchester
Moore William, East view, Pakefield,
Lowestoft
Moore William, Westhill villa, AIde-
burgh R.S.O
Moorsom Edgar R.Levington hall,Lev-
ington, Ipswich
:Moorsom-Rob '
erts Wllson, ' cot .
-8WISS
Aspall, Stowmarket
~Iore Mrs. 2 Oak vils. St. John's road,
B no-ay
u e. E don road, Lowestoft
Morgan Rev.A.Vlcarage, Denham, ye
Morgan Rev. James B.A. 82 Whiting
street, Bury
Morgan Henry, Ashurst, Kirkley cliff,
Lowestoft . Munday Philip, Sans Souci, Yoxford,
~{organ Hy. 59 Woodbndge rd.Ipswch
Morgan J~. R 31 Henl~y I'd. Ipsw~ch
Morgan M~sS,44.Cheyalll.e~ st. Ips'Ylch
Yorgan ~ilss, VIctorIa villa, Framling-
ham R. ~.O . Munro Rev. McDonald M.A. Yicarage,
Morgan-Knby Rev. Davld RA. Rec-
tory, Stradishall, Newmarket
fare, Woodbrldge
Morley Mrs. 3 Lome terrace, Pakefield
road, Kirkley, LowestOft . Muriel In. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
:Morphey In. 41 .st. Helen's st.IpswlCb
MorriceC'apt.Cuthbert Herbert, Sother-
ton hall, Wangford R.S.O
~{orrice Frederick Launcelot Hamilton
J.P. Brampton hall,Wangford R.IS.O
Morris Rev.Thos. M. Paget I'd.Ipswcb
~Iorris Mrs. Cratfield, Halesworth
Morris Pryce Jones Langford,The Firs,
Bungay road, Halesworth
~Iorris Thos.H.P.Bungay rd.Haleswrth
Morse Oapt. Alfred Herbert J.P. Cop-
dock, Ipswich
:Morse Frederick, Park road, Lowestoft
~Iortimer A. 72 Christchurch st.Ipswh
Mortimer Fred,I3 Ashmere gro.Ipswb
Mortimer Mansel Witherby, Culford,
Bury-
Mortimer Mrs. Leavenheath, Colchestr
Mortimer OliveI', 70 Orford st.Ipswch
)lortimer Thos. Gainsborough lodge,
Bishop's hill, Ipswich
Mortimer WaIter, Fairleigh, Russell
road, Ipswich
:Morton Mrs. 3 Spring road. Ipswich
Moseley O. K. 14 Northgate st.Ips,,:ch
Moseley Mrs. 113 London rd. IPSWICh
)loss C. B. 2 Ashmere grove, Ipswich
Moss Edward, Northumberland house,
Bury road, Brandon
Moss R. 205 Woodbridg~ rd. lpswich
Moss Robt. J. 3 Brooks Hall rd.Ipswh
:Mossman Oyril, Hill house,Gippeswyk
road, Ipswich
Monlton George, White ball, ;P-eben-
ham, StoQwmarket
J Tburlow 8.0
NEL 403
Mount Arthur E. Sunn;rside house,
Station road, Beccles
Mount Miss, I Waterloo terrace, Bec...
cles road, Lowestoft
:Mountain Wallace Edwd.4 St.George·s
terrace, Out Risbygate, Bury
Mountford T. I Wratting rd.Haverhill
Mountjoy Wm.P. XI Holly;rd.Ipswich
:Moxey Frank, I Myrtle viJas, Colville
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Yoxey Peter, 2 St. Aub}-n's terrace,
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley,Lowestoft
Moy Robert, 26 Grosvenor road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Moye Mrs. Boxford, Colchester
Mudd Miss, 28 AIpe street, Ipswich
:Mudd Thos. Needham Market R.S.O
Muir Mrs. 75 Bemers street, Ipswich
Mullane P. J. Upper Olland st. Bungay
~fullenger Hy.122Rose \Hill I'd.Ipswich
Mullenger Walter Oarr, White house,
Wingfield, Har:eston
Mullens George Richd. Bridge house,
Somersham, Ipswich .
Mullens Harold Arthur, Thoroughfare,
Halesworth
Mulley W. Ruse bank, Elmswell, Bury
:Mulliner Edgar,t> Cleveland road,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Mullings H.20 Lower Brook st.Ipswich
Mumford C.E. 90 Risbygate st. Bury
Mumford Miss, 4 2 Ivry s.t.. Ipswich
Mumford Misses, The LImes, Great
Cornard, Thos.
Mumford SudburyPoplar house, Kes-
singland, Lowestoft
Mummery Benjamin, Lyndhurst, Gor-
M d R J G MA F r t w
M:d:~ R:;: J~im George' M~l~sT~e
G e S th Ehnham 8t J ames
H~:~~rt~U .,
Saxmundham
Munford Mrs.Thoroughfare,Woodbrdg
Munning Isaiah, Truro villa,Lome I'd.
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Stowmarket.
Munro D. .T. I2 Risbygate street,Bury
Munro Geo. M. 9 Butter market,Bury
Muriel Rev. Harvey, Vicarage, Aspall,
Stowmarket
Muriel Mrs. High st.Hadleigh R.IS.O
Murray Maj.-Gen. Alan, The Grange,
Washbrook, Ipswich
Murray Col. Kenelm Digby,The Croft,
Holbrook, Ipswich
Murray Evan, II9 London I'd. Ipswch
:\Iurray Francis R. Walton Ibo. Ipswich
~{nrray R. Lime Tree pI. Stowmarket
l\Iurray 'Ym. Tavern st. Stowmarket
Murray 'Yilliam Frederick, 9 Cleveland
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
~Iurrell John F. London road, Brandon
~Inrton Miss, The Villa, Yaxley, Eye
)Iurton Rabert, Molesmere, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft
~Iusk Miss, 8 'Yest~te street, Bury
~Instard ~Irs. Verandah cottage, East
Bergholt, Colchester
'Mutimer Edward Holley, Stanton, Bury
~aish Robert E. Little Thurlow S.O
Xash Rev. Chas. Barnard, Yaxley, Eye
Nash Herberl- Frederick, Beaumont
hom"e, London road, Beccles '
Nash :Mrs. 243 :Sorwich road, Ipswich
Naunton'V. J. St. John'!! st. 'Voodbdg
:Kayler Harry 'WaIter, St. Andrew st.
Jlildenhall
Kaylor Mrs. Gorse View, Southwold
Naylor Mrs. 50 High street, Ipswich
Neal Miss, 7 Windsor road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Neale Miss, Cumberland st. Woodbdg
Neate Mrs. The Priory, Ixworth, Bury
Neave Edwd. 'West end, Leiston R.S.O
Neave William, Gisleham, Lowestoft
Nelham Rev. Frederick A.K.C. Littlo
SUFFOLK 26"
 -404 NEL
•
Nelson Mrs. S2 Lorne road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
. Nesling Charles C. The Hermitage,
College road, Framlingham R.S.O
Nes1ing Hugh, Derncleuch, Kensington
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
NettIeship Rev. Willey Birt M.A. Rec-
. tory, Brockley, Bury
Newmann S. Ousden !ball, Newmark~t
Newby Fredk. 9 Warwick I'd. Ipswich
Newcome Lieut-Col. Francis D·Arcy
William Clough BoA., J.P. St. Mar-
garet's, Honey hill, Bury
Newell Henry, Belle Vue cottage, Fom-
ham All Saints, Bury
Newland Charles William, Stricklands
terrace, Stricklands rd. Stowmarket
Newland S. J. 79 London I'd. Ipswich
l'ewman Alfred, Red house, Had-
leigh R.S.O
Newman A. C. 4 Low Brook st. Ipswch
Newman Cha•. 14 Burlington rd.Ipswcb
Newman Henry J.P. Church street,
Hadleigh RS'.O
Xewsam Miss,Crown 10. Leiston R.S.O
Newson George, Holly villa, Yoxford,
Saxmundham
Newson John Henry, The Cottage,
Elmliwell, Bury
Xewson Miss, Church street, Fram·
lingham R.S.O
Newson Mrs. 269 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Newson Thos. H. Clare ho. Clare R.8.0
NewSiln Wm. Wenhaston, Balesworth
Newson William. Benjamin, 37 Arnold
. street, Lowestoft
Newton Wm. 8 Blenheimrd. Ipswich
Nice Charles H. Station I'd. Stowmarkt
Nice Miss, Clarence villas, Melford
, road, Sudbury
'Nice Mrs. 9 .A.lbert street, Bury
Nice Onesiphorus P. Mill lane, Bury
Nichol Rev. A. R. A. Penshurst, Quil-
ter road, Felixstowe
Nichol Edwin, The Cloisters, Snape,
Saxmundham
l'icholl. Rev. Francis Hamilton M.A.
Westleton, Saxmundham
Nicholls LuciuS; Hartest, Bury
Nicholls Mrs. .Amritsar lodge, New
street, Woodbridge
:I\lcholls Percy, 2 Madeline villas, Nor-
wich road, Ipswich
Nicholson Miss, 35 St. George's street,
Ipswich
Xicholson Robert Beattie, Kirklinton,
Old Nelson street, Lowestoft
Nicklin Mrs. 27 Low Brook st. Ipswich
Nicol Rev. Arthur Robert Archibald
. M.A. Grammar school, Bury
Nicolson Mrs. 43 Henley I'd. Ipswich
Nix Rupert Edward M.B. 81 Guild-
hall street, Bury
Nixon Henry, Old Red !house, Haske-
ton, Woodbridge
Noad Mrs. 10 Station road, Beccles
Noble Mrs. Needham Market RS.O
Noble T. 215 Cauldwell HaUrd. Ipswch
Noble Thoma!!' James, The Limes,
Montague road, Felixstowe
Nock Mrs. Violet hill, Stowmarket
Nolotb William, Albion house, Wen-
_haston, Halesworth
~ops Fras. 20. Church I'd. Lowestoft
:Norfolk Mrs. Llttle Stonb~m, Stowmkt
Norgate Frank, 97 Queen s road, Bury
Norman Fredk. 18 Bu;rrell I'd. Ipswich
Norman Josepb C. Hlgh street, Had-
leigh R8.0
Norman :Miss, Shelly !house, Hadleigb
Norman Mrs. Glen view, Tudden-
ham road, Ipswich
~orman Mri. London road, Beccles
Norman "\V. T.28 Palmerston rd.Ipswch
Normandale Rev. Tbomas RA. Gram-
mar school, Cavendish R.S.O
Normandale William George RA.
Grammar school, Sudbury
Norris Rev. George Montg-omery :\I.A.
Rectory, South Cove, Wrentham
Norris Miss, 40 Palmerston I'd. Ipswcb
SUFFOLK.
:Norris :Yiss,Yarrow ho. Oban st.Ipswch
North Lady, Glenham hall, Wick-
ham Market
North B. 3 Manor terrace, Felixstowe
Nort\} John, Oakley house, Scole
North Miss, Great Bealings, Woodbdg
Northfield Mrs. 36 Alpe .st. Ipswicb
Norton Alfred, 30 Victoria street, Bury
Norton E. S. Somerleyton, Lowestoft
Norton Henry Turton, Kentwell hall,
Long Melford R.S.O
Norton John T. Cbesham villas, Felix·
.towe road, Ipswich
Norton Mrs. 2 High street, Lowestoft
Norton Mrs. Hill house, Ricking-
haU Inferior, Diss
:Xorton WaIter, 71 Guildhall st. Bury
Kotcutt George Jarvis, Danbury,
Graham road, Ipswich
Notcutt Mrs. 98 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Notley Alfred George, Venlaw, London
road south, KirkIey, Lowestoft
Xottidge Edmund William, 11 Wil-
loughby road, Stoke, Ipswich
Nottidge Misses, The Lodge, Old
Newton, Stowmarket
Nugent Richard, Mill villa, The Com-
mon, Southwold
Nunn Rev. Douglas P. R, M.A. Hes-
sett, Bury
Nunn C. G. 56 Orford street, Ipswicb
Nunn C. H. 25 Westgate street, Bury
Nunn F.Cburch frm. Hemley,Woodbdg
NUDn Harry Augm;tus, 54 Cauldwell
Hall road, Ipswich
Nunn John. Sturley, Little Whel-
netham hall, Bury
Nunn Lindley Mus.Bac. West view,
Westerfield road, Ipswic!b
Nunn Miss, Brabceuf, Prince's road,
Felixstowe
Nunn MiSS', Castle hill, Woodbridge
Nunn Mrs. 31 Alexander I'd. Lowestoft
Nunn Mrs. 35 Northgate street, Bury
NUDn Mrs. 18 Warrington I'd. Ipswicb
Nunn Mu. 85 Whiting street, Bury
Nunn Mrs. C. Oak vils. Leiston RS.O
Nunn W. Mount view, East st. Sudbry
NUDn W. E. 48 .A.bbeygate st. Bury
NUDn W. J. 48 Abbeygate st. Bury
Nunns Rev. Robert Augustine Luke
B.A. The Vicarage, Wberstd. Ipswcb
Nurse Albert, 35 "\Vilberforce st.Ipswch
Nurse Frank, 7 Westerfield rd. Ipswch
Nursey A. A. Low. Olland st. Bungay
Nursey Mrs. 18 Clarkson ·st. Ipswich
Nutman Frederick Brierley, Kenil-
worth, Surrey street, Lowestoft
Nutt James, 2 St. Margaret's terrace,
Church road, Lowestoft
Oakes Capt. Hervey Aston J.P. Hill
house, Stowmarket
'Oakes Rev. Beilby Porteus B.A. Rec-
tory, Hawkedon, Bury
Oakes James Henry Porteus D.L.,
J.P. Nowton court, Bury
Oakley Rev. Edwin M.A. 1I8 Wood-
br~dge road, Ipswich
O'BrIen Rev. Algernon Charles Stafford,
The Rectory, Semer, Ipswich
O'Connor Rev. Hug-b, OrweU p1.Ipswch
O'Connor J. E. I Surrey st. Lowestoft
Ody In. C~l~b, Bri~rbo~e, Stowmarkt
Ogd~n William T. ~VbIte hall, Wal-
~ru~gfield, 'Yoodbndge
OgllVI~.Glencanne. Stuary, The Lodge,
Burkitt road, W oodbndge
O~il~e Mrs. Siz?well ho. Leiston R.S.O
0 Hagan Rev. E.Maryvale,Stowmarket
Okey Mrs. z Stour street, Sudbury
Oldham Brigade-Surgeon-Lt.-Col. C.
Fredk. Bealings lodge, Woodbridge
Oldham John, 47 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Oldman Edward, Riverside, Brandon
Oldrin John, Chnmleigh, Station rd.
Becc1es
OliveI' Rev.W. J. R.H., M.A. Vicarage,
Ilketshall St. Marguet, Bungay
OliveI' C. 76 Risbygate E-trcet, Bury
OliveI' Charles, Trinity cottage, Back
bamlet, Ipswich
Oliyer Ed"IYard, ComaI'd I'd. Sudbury
[KELLY'S
OliveI' George, 43 London I'd. Ipswich
OliveI' Henry Stanton, Hill side, Greal
Cormlrd, Sudbury
OliveI' J. G. 6 Southgate green, Bury
ODe James, 14 Out Northgate, Bury
Ollington Henry, 18 Victoria st. Bmy
OUiver Mrs. Mill house, Barton Mill!!.
Mildenhall
Olorenshaw Rev. Joscph Russell B.A.
Rattlesden, Bury
O'Neill Henry Arthur, 4 Esdelle ter-
race, London road, Beccles
Oram Uev. RegiIlflld Austin M.A.
Rectory, Onehouse, Stowmarket
Ord Major St. Jobn St. Goorge J.P.
Fornbam house, Bury
Ord Capt. Wm. St. George J.P. Forn-
ham house, Bury
' Ord~ Charles Somerville J.P. HoptoD
house, Yarmouth
Orde'L. Fox Burrow,Gunton,Lowestoft
Orford' Henry, Castle hill, Ipswich
Oriel Rev. Henry Sager M.A. Vicar-
age, "\Veybread, Harleston
Ormes G. F. Finboro' road,StowmarKt
Ormes SaInl.F. Childer rd.Stowmarket
Ormsby Rev. Wm. Knox M.A. Vicar-
age, Hopton, Yarmouth
Ormsby-Johnson Mrs. The Moorings.
Paget road, Ipswich
Orriss AUen C. Alderman I'd. IpswicQ
Orriss S. M. 35 Cobbold st. Ipswich
Orton Wm. 70 Queen's I,d. Lowestoft
Orvis William Henry, River view, St.
Clement's, Ship yard, Ipswicb
Osborn Mrs. 14 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Osbome Rev. Edward A. Worling-
worth, Wickham Market
Osborne Rev. Henry Trimmer M.A.
The Rectory. Nowton, Bury
Osborne Miss, Bellevue ho. Southwold
Osborne Mrs. Osborne cottage, AIde-
burgh R.S.O
Osm'}nd Re,'. Percy Herbert M.A.
Orford, Wickham Market
Osmond John, Woodside, North ter-
race, Mildenhall
Overy Wm. 123 Clapbam rd.Lowestoft
Owen Fnnk, London road, Brandon
Owen Jas. 15 Spring road, Ipswich
Owen W. Ivydene, Westerfield,Ipswicb
Owles Oharles, Higb street, Brandon
Owles Henry lleaumont, Glenwood,
Flixton road, Bungay
Owles Mrs.4sSt.Margaret's rd.Lowstft
Owles William, London road, Brandon
Oxborrow E. 28 Warrington I'd. Ipswich
Oxborrow G.L. 35 St.Peter's st.Ipswch
Oxborrow Miss, 23 Holly road,Ipswicb
Oxborrow Mrs. Bury st. StQwmarket
Oxbrow Mrs. 19 Orford st. Ipswich
Oxer Mrs. Station I'd. Aldebgh. RS.O
Packard Rev. Osbome Burgess M.A.
Rectory, Depden, Bury
Packard Chas.I3Willoughby rd.Ipswcb
Packard Edward J.P. The Grove,
Bramford, Ipswich
Packard Henry Woods, Trevose, Con-
stable road Felixstowe
Packer ReV'. 'Arthur M.A., J.P. Rec-
tory, Hartest, Bury
Page Gapt. PbiliT) Homer Tbe Sal-
fron,;, Woolpit, ~Bury' .
Page Alliance Wm. I Holly rd. Ipswich
Page Frederick, Melton, Woodbridge
Page Georg~, 2 J?gham villas, London
road south Kll'kley Lowestoft
Page Henry,Myrtle cot:Lound,Lowestft.
P J h F dk C tl t t E
age 0 n re . as e s ree, ye
Page Mrs. Debenham, Stowmar~et
Page Mrs. 4 Neale street, IpswIch.
Pa.ge Mrs. ~e Grove, Bentley,IpswICh
Page Mrs. WIckham Market ,
Pag? Mr~. Henry Homer, Monk s close,
WOOlplt, Bury .
Page Sa~uel,. Cs;vend.lsh R.S.O
Page Slm~n, VICt01'la cottage, Dar-
sham, Saxmundham .
Page William, 10 Spring I'd. Ipswlch
Pain Arth. 14 Lower Brook st.Ipswich
Paine W. D. 18 West gate street, Bury
 COURT DIRECTORY.]
P.aley G.A.,B.A.,J.P. Ampton hall,Bury
Paler V. The Dell,Freckenham,Soham
Palev•
William Vicklr, Brooke house,
Horningsheath, Bury
~a1grtwe Rbbe.rt Harry Inglis J.P.
Lake cottage, Belton, Yarmout,h
Palme~ Rev. Wm. Vaughan, Rectory,
Little Bealings, Woodbridge
Palmer A.R. 21 Burlington rd.Ipswch
Palmer Alfred Rt. 6 Friars rd.Ipswich
Palmer Arth.II9 Felixstowe rd.Ipswch
Palmer C.Mab's hall, High st.Mildenhl
Palmer O.J.97Christchurch st.Ipswch
Palmer E.Deben viI.Melton,Woodbrdg
Palmer Hy. 88 Princes street, Ipswich
Palmer Henry Drake J.P. Stour bank,
Nayland, Oolchester
Palmer James, St. George's villas, St.
George's road, Beccles
Palmer !Miss, 76 Berners st. Ipswich
Palmer Misses,CarltonOolville,Lowestft
Palmer Mrs. 69 Alexandra rd. Ipswich
Palmer Mr;. '!'he Limes, Mellis, Eye
Palmer Mrs. 50 Wellington terrace,
London road, Ipswich
Palmer Mrs. I. Lambseth st. Eye
Palmer T. Mus.Bac.Oxon. Felixstowe
Palmer Waiter Orbell, West lodge,
Bradfield St. George, Bury
Palmer W. O. Ho 22 Northgate st.Bury
PaIser John, /62 Warwick rd. Ipswich
Paunell Misses, Hamlet I'd. Haverhill
Parbury Miss,The Anchorage,Felixstw
Pardoe A. II9 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Pardoe Mrs. 119 St.Helen's st.lpswich
Parfit,t Wm. 113 Clapham rd.Lowestft
Parish John H. Hillside, Castle street,
Woodbridge
Parker Ikv. Sir Wm. H. bart. 1fI.A.,
J.P.Melford hall,LongMelford R.S.O
Parker Dowager Lady, Westgate ho.
. Long Melford R. S. 0
Parker lBenjamin, Oulton, Lowestoft
Parker Benjamin Barber, Kimberley
house, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
Parker Charle8J Fredk. The Grotto,
Pudding moor, Beccles
Parker Duncan; J.P. Clopton hall,
Rattlesden, Bury
Parker Ernest A. Poplar house, Barton
Mills, Mildenhall
Parker Hy. 5 Regent road, Lowestoft
Parker Henry, 10 Seago st. Lowestoft
Parker Henry George, 3 Regina tel'.
Regent's road, Lowestoft
Parker Herbt. Bndge st. Halesworth
Parker John, I Richmond place, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft . Payne William, IX Alpe street, Ipswich
Parker J oseph, Mill house, Mildenhall
Parker Laurence Hyde, Park cottage,
Long Melford R. S. 0
Parker Luther Charles Frederick, Mill
house, Barton Mills, Mildenhall
Park'3r Miss, Blyburgate st. Beccles
Parker Miss, 14 Carlton I'd. Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Parker Miss,I44 Denmark rd.Lowestft
Parker Misses, St. Mary's I'd. Beccles
Parker Mrs. 27 Bedford st. Ipswich
Parker Mrs. 20 Cleveland I'd. Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Parker Mrs. Park corner, Drinkstone,
Bury
Parker R. Bridge street, Stowmarket
Parker T. G. Violet hill, Stowmarket
Parker W.The Yews,West st.Mildenhl~
Parker William, Glen Roy vil. Felix-
stowe road, Ipswich
Parker William, Plevna house, Steven-
son road, Ipswich
Parkas Samuel Edward, I I Cleveland
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Parkington T. sen. 36 Ivry st. Ipswich
Parkington Thomas, jun. Leicester
house, I Bolton lane, Ip!lwich
Parkington Thomas Wilding, The
Gables, Springfield road, Bury
Parlby Mrs. Hobland hall, Bradwell,
Yarmouth
Parnell Geo. B. 5 Albert crI'S, Bury
Parrott Fredk. London road, Brandon
Parrott 'Mrs. Bury road, Brandon
SUFFOLK.
Parrott Ricbd. H. Market 'hl. Brandon
Parry Hugh Robert, Waveney house,
Waveney road, Lowestoft
Parry James, :Bridge st. Halesworth
Parry Mrs. 8amb, Wangford RS.O
Parry Philip, Mill ho. Norton, Bury
Parry-Crooke Douglas RA., J.P., D.L.
Darsham house, Saxmundham
Parsey A. B. New st.Haughley,Stwmkt
Parson Edwin, 1 Crane hill, Ipswich
Parsons C. A. 66 Victoria street, Bury
Parsons W. ,Wo Hawthorne place,
Woodbridge
Parton Mrs. 27 Orford street, Ipswich
Partridge A. Fir Tree terrace, Had-
leigh R.S.O
Partridge C.T.Tavern st. Stowmarket
Partridge G. A. 17 Westgate st. Bury
Partridge Miss, Church house, Had-
leigh R S. 0
Partridge Mis·s,IJ6 Norwich rd.Ipswch
Partridge Robert, Sampson's hall, West
Kersey, Ipswich
Pately Frederick, 5 Richmond place,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
PaternQster Mrs. 41 Spring rd.Ipswich
Paterson Arthur William M.B. Dart-
ford ho. Felixstowe road, Ipswich
Patrick Rev. John Arthur M.A.
Vicarage, Wangford R.S.O
Patrick Miss,Rickinghall Inferior, Dis's
Patrick William. Kenny, 36 Lorne
Park road, Kirkley. ILowesw:t
Pattisson J. Luard C.B. Elveden,
Thetford
Pattrick Rev. Beaufoy James Saint
RA. Rectory, G'hillesford, Wickham
Market
Paul Edward Clifford M.A. Orwell
house, Walton, Ipswich
Paul Josiah Fdk. 10 Crown st. Bury
Paul Miss, I34 London rd. Lowestoft
PaulR.S.The Boltons,Henley rd.Ipswch
Paul W. F. Orwell lodge, Belstead
road, Ipswich
Paulton Major Arthur Faulconer,
Thurston 'Cottage, Thurston, Bury
Pawsey Frederic, 20 Ivryst. Ipswich
Pawsey Mrs. 12 Albert street, Bury
Paxman Mrs. 10 Withipoll st. Ipswich
Payne G. E., J.P. Badwell Ash, Bury
Payne John, Childer I'd. Stowmarket
Payne Miss, Badwell Ash, Bury
Payne Miss, Long Melford RS.O
Payne Mrs. Gosford road, Beccles
Payne Mrs. 58 St. Leonard's road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Peachey Abraham, 272 London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Peacock Rev. Augustine P., RD. The
Presbytery, Sudbury
Peacock A. Brook ho. GlemsfordR.S.O
Peacock George, Naunton cottage,
Camden road, Ipswich
Peacock J. E. 39 Berners st. Ipswich
Peacock J. F. 17 Princes st. Ipswich
Pearce Arthur, 55 Henley rd. Ipswich
Pearce Harry Hugh, 3 Esdelle terrace,
London road, Beccles
Pearce Mrs. Glenside, Paget rd.Ipswch
Pearce Mrs. 33 St. Peter's st. Ipswich
Pearce . Thomas H. The Beeches,
London road, Beccles
Pearce W. C. Walberswick, Southwold
Pearl:H.C.Laburnum ho.Elmswell,Bury
Pearl Mrs. 21 Hatter street, Bury
Pearson Rev. Arthur Charles M.A.
Ringsfield, Beccles
Pearson Rev. Frederick M.A. Stan-
stead, Glemsford R.S.O
Pearson Rev. William Carter RA.
Vicarag-e, Henley, Ipswich
Pearson Horace, Wickham Skeith, Eye
Pearson James, 71 Lame Park I'd.
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Pearson John Ouzmin, Oak Dene,Brad-
well, Yarmouth
PearltOn Miss, 276 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Pearson Misses, 2]8 London I'd. south,
Kirkley, Lowestof~
PET 405
Pearson Mrs. Double street. Framling-
ham R.S.O
Pearson Mrs.Walsham-le-WiIIows,Bury
Pearson W. 65 Christchurch st.Ipswich
Pearson William, Prospect house.
Great ComaI'd, Sudbury
Pearsons Mrs. 46 Wellington terrace.
London road, Ipswich .
Peat Rev. Thomas Heaviside M.A.
Rectory, Mellis, Eye
Pechey F. The Lanrels, Elmswell,Bury
Peck Jas. Quay terrace, Halesworth
Peck Mrs. 96 East street, Sudbury
Peck Robert, Bishop's Hill cottage.
Bishop's hill, Ipswich
Peck Saml. London road, Halesworth
Peck WaIter, 1 Sparhawk street, Bury
Peck William, 35 Orford st. Ipswich
Peck William Thomas Snell, The
Cedars, Brockford, Stowmarket
Peddar Chas. Ipswich I'd. Stowmarket
Peddar Misses, 2I London I'd. Ipswich
Peddar Philip, Haughley, Stowmarket
Peddar Philip Charles Napier, The
Limes, Ipswich road, Stowmarket
Pedgrift Mrs. Wissett place, Wissett.
Halesworth
Peecock Francis Charles, Hilda house,
Finborough road, Stowmarket
Peel Mrs. Highlands, East Berg-
holt, Colchester
Peele Rev. Henry Evan Brandram M.A.
(curate of St. Margaret's), 43' Alex-
andra road, Lowestoft
Peeling Rev. Thomas William,I Syden-
ham villas, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Pegg Henry V.245 Ranelagh rd.Ipswch
Pegg Miss, 24 Burlington I'd. Ipswich
Peirce Richd. 27 Anglelea. I'd. Ipswich
Pelham Rev. John Barrington M.A.
Vicarage, Higham, Colchester
Pellatt C. 23 Anglesea road, Ipswich
PellingMrs. Chiltern ho.High st. Brndn
Pells In. 83 Christchurch st. Ipswich
Pells John, 52 Wellington terrace,Lon-
don road, Ipswich
Pells Mrs. 8 Burton street, Lowestoft
Pells Mrs. The Walk, Beccles
Pells Wm. 1 Withipoll street, Ipswich
Pemberton Rev. Arthur Hamilton
M.A. Rectory, West Stow, Bury
Pendred James, 32 Albert street, Bury
Pendred SI. T. 99 Risbygate st. Bury
Penn F. Benacre hall, Wangford R.S.O
Pennington Miss, Needham Mkt.R.S.O
Penraven Allan Frederick~ :Hill grove.
49 Fonnereau road, Ipswich
Percival Major-Gen. Horace R.A., J.P.
Newehouse, Pakenham, Bury
PercivaJl P. 6 Constitution hl.Ipswich
Percy Mrs. 54 High street. Ipswich
Percy Mrs. Rose villas, Great Corn-
ard, Sudbury
Pereira Alfred, Floriston hall, Wixoe.
Halstead
Pereira Henry, Floriston hall, Wixoe,
Halstead
Perkin!l Rev. Harold W., B.A. London
road, .Brandon
Perkins Joshua, Alpine villa, Water-
loo road, Ipswich
Perowne Rev. Thomas John M ..!. 14
High street, Lowestoft
Perrin Rev. Roger 8.J. 21 West-
gate street, Bury
Perry Rev. Clement Raymond RD.,
¥.RG.S. Rectory, Mickfield,Stwmkt
Perry Rev. Robert M.A. Auckland ho.·
Crane hill, Ipswich
Perry Arthur, 23 Albert !ltreet, Bury
Perry Miss, Clare R.S.O
Perry Mrs. Botesdale, Diu
Perry ,Mrs. Jubilee Idg.Bradwell,Yrmth
Perry Mrs. Victoria rd. Woodbridge
Perry Mrs. 24 'Warwick rd. Ip!lwich
Peskett Frnk. 3 High street, Lowestoft
Peskett Geo. Fairfield rd. Saxmundhm
Petherick" Wallace, Hopton, Thetford
Petley Mrs. Barrow, Bury
Peta Lawrence James J.P. Blundeston
house, Lowestoft
Peto Miss, Bridgecot, Oulton, Lowestf'
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Pettet Wm. Market street, Mildenhall
Pettett Thomas, Brook cot.Saxmndhm
Pettit Henry, 2 Adelphi place, Ipswich
Pettingill Alfred Ernest Albert, 56
Cauldwell Hall road, Ipswich
Pettitt Chus. W. Wetherden, Stwmrkt
Pettitt J. High st. Hadleigh R. S.O
Pettitt Mrs. 6 West Fields, 'Aldeburgh
R.S.O
Pettitt Wm. B. Long Melford R.S.O
Pettiward Robt., John M.A., J.P. Fin-
borough hall, Stowmarket
Phillipps Major-Gen. Henry, Pye J.P.
• Bal'ham hall, Ipswich
Phillipps Major Robt. J.P. ·Manor 11.0.
Sproughton, Ipswich
Phillipps Mrs. Claydon lodge, Ipswich
Phil:ips Rev. E. I. A., M.A. School
house, Henley road, Ipswich'
Phillips Rev.William Richmond M.A.
South lodge, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Phillips Henry, Holly lodge, Bramford
road, Ipswich
Phillips Henry Dixon, Wolverleigh,
Park road, IpswiCh
Phillips In. T. 35 Berners st. Ipswich
PhiI:ips Miss, Wrentham, Wangford
R.S.O
Phillips Mrs. The Elms, Ixworth, Bury
Phillips Thomas Hitchman, Cross grn.
Cockfield, Bury
Phillips Wm. 2 Wilberforce st.Ipswch
Pickering Mrs. William, The Limes,
Great Ashfield, Bury
Pickett Ohas.Geo. 25 Oxford st.Ipswch
Pickett W. E. 38 Westgate st.Ipswich
Pickford Rev. In. IM.A. Rectory,New-
bourne, Woodbridge
Pickford In. A. 73 London I'd. 19~wich
Pickthall Marmaduke, Ash cottage,
Holton, Halesworth
Pickworth Alfd.J. Lakenheath, Brandn
Picton Rev. David Marsden, Bryn El-
vet, London road, Halesworth
Pierson George, Reydon, Southwold
Pigg R. Rose bank, Hadleigh &'.08.0
Piggott Edwd. Alfred, Clare R.S.O
Pigram Mrs. 23 Angel hill, Bury
Pilkington Rev. James Holme M.A.
Rectory, Framlingham R.S.O
Pilkington.Dawson Mrs. 17 Wellington
esplanade, Lowestoft
Pilling Rev. J. Broad st. Haverhi:I
Pilter Rev.:William Turnbull, Rectory,
Gedding, Bury
Pinchin Mrs. Spencer house, Park
road, Ipswich
Pink Ernest Alfred, 4 St.Brenda's ter-
race, Beccles road, Lowestoft
Pink J. 225 Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswich
Pinnell,Mrs. 69 Lorne Park road,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Pipe E. Bank 11.0. High.st. Southwold
Pipe John, Peasenhall, lSaxmundham
Pipe John, Wingfield street, Bungay
Pipe Mrs,. 78" London road, Ipswich
Piper C. 1 Clarkson street, Ipswich
Piper In. D. 24'ISilent street, Ipswich
Piper Miss, Hungate street, Beceles
Piper Mrs. 8 Anglesea road, Ipswich
Pipkin Jas. 5 Warwick road, Ipswich
Pitches William Aves, Waveney road,
The Grange, Beccles
Pittuck John, Fressingfield, Harleston
Pizzy :Mrs. Ixworth, Bury
Place Mrs. The Cottage,Barton Mills,
Mildenhall
Plant Mrs. Alexandra villa, Victoria
road, Woodbridge .
Plowman Mrs. So Bndewelllane,Bury
Pluck ,Samuel, Oaklands, Bury st.
Stowmarket
Plummer F. ,So 1 Henley vls.Stowmrkt
Plummer Henry, Crownland cottage,
Walsham-le-Willows, Bury
Plumpton Richd. 8 Hatter st. Bury
Plumpton Robert Philip, 88 Guildhall
:street, Bury
Plumpt{)n Wm. 6 St. Mary's sq.Bury
PoclWngton .Col. Frederic J.P. Old
Manor ho. Chelsworth, BildestonS.O
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Pocklington Lieut.-Col. Geo. H., D.L., Prentice Mrs. 5 Caroline terrace,.
J.P. The Barrards, Chelsworth, Bil- Church road, Lowestoft
deston S.O Prentice Mrs. Verandah cottage, Ips-
Pocklington Miss,Hillside, Chelsworth, wieh road, 'Stowmarket
Bildeston S.O Prentice Mrs'43 }'onnereau rd.Ipswch.
Pod Richard, 2 Myrtle villas, Colville Prentice Mrs. Manning, T.Jndercliff I'd•.
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Felixstowe
Pod 'Wa:ter, ·60 ,St. Leonard's road, Prentice Mrs.O. 18 Church st.Ipswch.
Kirkley, Lowestoft ' Prentice W. H. Russell ho.Stowmarkt
Poll H. E. II4 Clapham I'd. Lowestoft Preston Benj. M.A., J.P. North end,
Pollard Wm. Fern cot. Elms well, Burv Lowestoft
Pollit~ Robert B. Lindhurst, Ipswich Presum Ernest F. St. Ann's, Kirkley
road, Stowmarket I Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Pollock-Hodsall H. E. Colonial corege, Preston Miss, Seckford st. Woodbrdg.
Hollesley, Woodbridge Pretty Alfred' B.A. Framlingham col-
Pond Samuel, Cowlinge, Newmarket lege, Framlingham RS.O
Poole Rev. Richard, 141 W oodbridge Pretty Alfred, Tumbricane, Belstead
road, Ipswich. road, Ipswich
Poole Edwin, 20 High street, Ipswich Pretty Edward, Park corner, Henley
Pooley Rev. John George ~LA., J.P. road, Ipswich
Rectory, Stonham Aspall, Stowmrkt, Pretty George, Tighnabruaich,Wester-
Pooley Wm. 10 Norwich I'd. Ipswich field road, Ipswich
Pope Mrs. Brisbane house, Somel':ey- Pretty Jas.B. Carlton Colville,Lowestft
ton, Lowestoft Pretty Leonard Ernest,Gresham lodge,.
Popplewell WaIt. 7 Bolton la. Ipswich Westerfield road, Ipswich
Porcher Mrs.C. 19 Esplanade, Lowestft Pretty Tertius,24 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch.
Porter Harry, Barrington house,Felix- Pretty William,The Goldrood,Belstead.
stowe road, Ipswich road, Ipswich
Porter Henry F. Fairview, Carlton Col- Pretyman Capt. Ernest George R.A.,
ville, Lowestoft D.L., J.P., M.P. OTwell park, Ips-
Porter J ames, 4-1- Lorne Park road, wich; & Riby grove, Grim8'by,
Kirkley, Lowestoft Lincolnshire; Car:ton club SW i&;
Porter Miss, Fairfield I'd. Saxmundhm Turf club, London W
Porter Miss, Highbury, St. John's I'd. Pretyman Fredk. Henry J.P.Haughley
Ipswich park, Stowmarket .
Porter Mrs. 2 Carlton villas, Carlton Pretyman Mrs. Haughley pk.Stowmrkil
Co:ville, Lowestoft Price Capt.George Edward RN., J.P~
Porter Mrs.IGranville viIs. Saxmndhm Carlton hall, Saxmundham
Porter Mrs. 262 London road south, Price Rev. Joseph Edward M.A. Rec-
Kirkley, Lo,,:estoft tory, Great Wenham, Colchester
Porter Mrs. 8 Redan street, Ipswich Price Rev. Lewis, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Porter R. The Lawn,Rushmere,Ipswh Price Rev. William Salter F.R.G:S.
Porter William, Botesdale, Diss Vicarage, Wingfield, Harleston
Porter William, .I'I Spring I'd. Ipswich Price Edward W. Blackwood,Old New-
Porter W.G. 5 Alexandra I'd. Lowestft ton, Stowmarket
Portway Mrs. 5 Springfield I'd. Bury Price Geo.P. 15 Burlington rd.Ipswich
Posford Joseph,Holiday 11.0. Felixstowe Price Richard, 7 Holton terrace, Hol-
Posford Mrs. The Hall, Fa.:kenham, ton, Halesworth
Trimley Prickett Capt. R.N. Browston hall,
Postans H. D. Rookery, Benton, Had- Yarmouth
leigh R.S.O Pridden Chas. Dampier M.A. Rosslm
Postans Hy. W. Rose cottage, Castle house, Walton, Ipswich ..
street, Woodbridge Priddy John, I Clarence villas, Albert
Potter Chas. W. 13 Spring I'd. Ipswch crescent, Bury
Potter George,Woodstock house,Elms- Priestley Clement E.l Whiting st.Bury
well, Bury Prigg Miss, Ologgs hall, Great. Cor-,
Potter Geo. Hall, 55 lHurrell rd.Ipswch nard, Sudbury
Potter Mrs. Elmswell, Bury Prigg Miss, 24 Well street, Bury
Potter Mrs. Laurel house, Witnes- Prigg William, Tye farm, Great Corn-
ham, IpswiCh ard, Sudbury
Potter Mrs. 4 &'ochester terrace,Pake- Prime Alfred, Market place, Bungay
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Primrose Miss,Bur~h Castle,Yarmouth
Pott:e Mrs. 64 Brook's Hall rd.Ipswch Primrose Miss,l4 'South grn.Southwold
Poulter T.J. The Common, Southwold Pringle Read-Admiral John Eliot,
Powell Rev. J. G. Linstead Parva, Broke hall, Nacton, Ipswich ' ,
Halesworth Pringle Arthur Young, 64 St. Mat-
Powell Rev. John, Woodview, Wester- thew's street, Ipswich ','"
field rOlild, Ipswich· , Prior H. Trene ho. ComaI'd rd.Sudbry
powen Mrs. 20 Denmark I'd. Lowestoft Pritchard R()'bert Albion D.C.L. The'
powenwm. Jas. 3 Orchard st. Bury Cotta!!e, Hig-ham, Colchester ','
Powels Misses, 159 Norwich rd.Ipswch Pritty Miss, Hope lodge, Chetingham,
Power George, 133 London I'd. Ipswich Framlingham R . 8 . 0 ·
Povser :Edgar Unwin, Doris Dene, 21 Privett Edward, 23 Henley I'd. Ipswich
North parade, Lowestoft Probert ;Capt. William R. Great
Poyser lIenry~ Hill house, Woodbridge Beville, Bures Bt. Mary RS.O '
Prankard Rev. John, Wildersleigh, Probert Geoffrey, Great Bevine, Bures
Westerfield road, Ipswich _ 'St. Mary R.8.0 ,-
Pratt Rev. Joseph Stephen RA. Rec. Proctor Mrs. Walsham-Ie-Willws. Bury
tory, Fornham iSt. Martin, Bury Pug-h Rev. Henry Bruce M.A. Rectory, ,
PrattRev.' WaIter Thomas RA. Rec- Dalham, Newmarket :
tory, Bediield, Wickham IMarket Pugh A.22g Cauldwell Hall I'd. Ipswh
Pratt James. West Row, Mildenhall Pulford Mrs. Mount Pleasant, 'Shot·
Pratt Miss, Tomlyn road, Felixstowe ley, Ipswich
Pratt Miss, 1 Willoughby road, Stoke, Pulham S. Cowper st. St. John's,Ipswh.
Ipswich Pulley Joseph, West st. Mildenhall
Pratt Misses, 1 Princester.Felixstowe Pulling Misses, Seckford st. Woodbrd~ ,
Prentice Emest,64 Orford st. Ipswich Pulling- Mrs. 10 Warwick I'd. Ipswich
Prentice F. 155 Bishop's hill,' Ipswich Punchard Wm. Earsham st. Bungay
Prentice John Manning, The Fo'c'sle, Purland Ml'S'I40 London rd.Lowest(}h
Childer road, Stowmaxket Pye Robert S. Elmswell, Bury
Prentice Miss, J:,8 Granville st.Ipswich Pyke James, Bury st. Stowmarket

COURT DIRECTORY. ]
Pyle John, 24 Grosvenor road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Pyman Miss, 16 Low.Brook st.Ipswch
Pyman Misses, The Croft, Stow Up-
land, Stowmarket
Pytches J. T. Little grange, Woodbrdg
Pywell Rev. WilJiam Albert M.A. Rec-
tory, Wixoe, Halstead
Quilter Sir William C'uthbert bart.
M.P., D.L., J.P. Bawdsey manor,
Woodbridge; & 74 Sth.Audley st. W
Quilter E. F. Hill ho. Belstead,Ipswch
Quilter William ElyCuthbert, Bawdsey
hall, Bawdsey, Woodbridge
Quinton A. Needham Market R8.0
Quinton D. Needham Market RS.O
Quinton E. Needham Market R8.0
Quinton George, Lilburne house, Whit-
ton-cum-Thurleston, Ipswich
Rackham Rev. Robert' Alfred M.A.
Rectory. Whatfield, Ipswich
Rackham John, Park view, Baxmndhm
Rackham Miss, Deben view, lIIache-
ston, Wickham Market
Rackham Thomas R The Elms, Carl-
ton Colville, Lowestoft
Radcliffe Mrs.Upper st.Layham, Hdlgh
Raffe H. 1V. Varese,Belstead rd.Ipswh
Raffe Miss, Childer I'd. Stowmarket
Raffe Mrs. 36 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Rainbert John, 27 Tower st. Ipswich
Rainer J. Smith J. Dalton I'd. Ipswich
Rainer John Turner, Wolsey gate,
College street, Ipswich
Ralph Chas. S. lIO London rd.Ipswch
Ralph Mrs. OUey, Ipswich
Ralph R W. H ..t; :Stevenson rd.Ips'Wch
Ram Willett, London I'd. Halesworth
Ram W. iun. London I'd. Halesworth
Ramplin Richard, The Gables, Water-
loo road, Ipswich
Ramslbottom Mrs. I I St. Edmund's
villas, Fornham road, Bury
Ramsden Mrs. West view, Great
Cornard, !Sudbury
Ramsey Mrs. 12 High st. Ipswich
. Rance H. C. 144 Emlen st. Ipswich
Randall A. D. Walberswick, Southwold
Randall Miss, 2'1 Clarkson st. Ipswich
Randall Miss, 2 Surrey st. Lowestoft
Randall William, 9 Alpe st. Ipswich
Randolph .Rev. iEdward Foyle B.A.
Vicarage, Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Rands E. 4 Constitution hill, Ipswich
Rands Fredk. 18 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswh
Rands Mrs. Oakville, 1Yester:fie)d I'd.
Ipswich
Rands WaIter, 72 Spring I'd. Ipswich
Ransom Edwd. 16 Friars st. Sudbury
Ransom Misses, 16 Friars st. 8udbury
Ransom W. B. .;9 Friars st. Sudbury
Ransome Bertram C. IShirleigh, St.
Edmund's road, Ipswich
Ransome Charles Wilson, Redwald ho.
Yoxford, Saxmundham
Ransome Edward, Upton lodge, War-
wick road, Ipswich
Ransome .Tames Edwd. Holme wood,
'Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Ransome Mrs. R. J. Homesdale, Cres-
cent road, Ipswich
Ranson Albert, 21 Henley I'd. Ipswich
Ranson Fk. 22::1 Woodbridge I'd. Ipswh
Ranson W. E. l'ieedham Market R8.0
Ranson Wm. G. Ipswich I'd. Stowmrkt
Ranson Willy E.S3 Churchgate st.Bry
Rant Mrs. ,Chediston hall, Halesworth
Raphael Abrhm. 76 Spring I'd. Ipswh
Ratcliff G. Alid. Collis st. Clare R.8.0
Ratcliff Mrs. 33 Alpe street, Ipswich
Ratcliff Wm. 8 Richmond I'd. Ioswich
Ratcliffe Rev. C. B. 1St. John's.Wdbdge
Ratcliffe Frederick, 14 Cleveland I'd.
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Ratcliffe Richd. Water la. Lowestoft
Ratliff Mrs. II4 Bramford I'd. Ipswich
Raven Rev. Canon John James D.D.,
F.S:A. Vicarage, Fressingfid.Harlstn
Raven Rev. R W., M.A. Leiston R.S.O
Raven Rev. John Hardy M.A. Faucon-
berge school, Beccles
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Raven John, Bellevue house, Wren- Revett :Mrs. Ivy cottage, 'Woodbridge
tham, Wangford R.8.0 road, Framlingham R.S.O
Rawlinson Rev. Charles Raymond, Rew :.\frs. The OItt-age, Troston, Bury
Rectory. Wissington, C-olchester R~~>lolds Rev. Seymour Baylie ll.A..,
Raw~on Miss, 88 :Xew cut we. Ipswich J.P. Rectory, Thorndon, Eye
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Ray A. G. Oaklands, Nacton rd.Ipswh R~ynolds G. 194 Denmark rd.Low~"tft
Ray Chas. Clare mills, Clare RS.O R~yn.)lds J. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Ray Geo. F. Bury st. Stowmarket R~~'nolds .Tames John, Prospect plaee,
Ray Misses, 49 Christchurch st.Ipswh Wingfield street, Bungay
Ray Misses, 9 Friars street, Sudbury Rpynolds John Wi}\iam, The Poplar;..
Ray Mrs. Clarence ho. Clare R'S.O l,ondon road south, Kirkley,Lowstft
Ray Mrs. Whitmore place, Denning- Reynolds Miss, Bacton I'd. Felixstowe
ton, 'Framlingham R8.0 Re)>lolds Miss, 2 Rectory rd. Kirkley,
Rayment P. 9 Regent I'd. Lowestoft Lowestoft
Ravner Oharles Robert, Fordley hall, Reynolds ~frs.Fairfield rd.Saxmundlnn
Middleton, Saxmundham Reynolds 1Yilliam, Oban house, Oulton
Rayner James, 93 Risbygate st. Bury Broad, Lowes"tofli
Rayner W.Albert pl.Framlinghm.RS.O Reynolds lV. Stone cottage,Brome,Eye
Rayner William, 30 Carlton road, Ribbans Edwin C. 36 Fore st. Ipswich
Kirklev, Lowestoft Ribbans H. 59 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch
Raynor Rev. Phi:ip Edwin ~.A. School Rice George Edwin, Stanstead lodge,
house, Henley road, IpswIch Stanstead, Glemsford R.S.O
Rayson J. A. 174 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh Rice WaIt. F. 96 Clapham rd.Lowestft
Rayson John, 26 High st. Ipswich Rich Henry David, 19 Cleveland road,
Read A. 9::1 Christchurch st. Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft .
ReadC.L.Albert I'd. FramlinghamR. S.O Richards A.J. Lower Olland st.Bung-ay
Read David Robt. Wickham Market Richards A. :M. 16 & 18 Alpe st. Ipswich
Read lE. T. 16 Xorthgate st. Ipswich Richards Henry, Bury st. Stowmarket
Read Francis Edward, 13 South cliff. Richards Mrs. 141 London road soutb,
London road south, Kirkley, Lowstft Kirkley, Lowestoft
Read H. Geo. London road, Beccles Hichards Mrs. Thomas, 162 Denmark
·Read Henry William, Waveney cot- road, Lowestoft
tage, Mendham, Harleston Richardson Rev. Geo. Frederick :M..!.
Read In. Carlton 'Colville, Lowesto"ft Rectory, Saxmundham
Read John, 92 Spring I'd. Ipswich Richardson Alfred Y., ~LB., RS.
Read J.W.,J.P.Debenham hll.iStwmrkt County Asylum, Melton,Woodbridge
Read Miss, 27 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich Richardson H. F. 371 LondlJll1lroad sth.
Read Mrs. 6,<; Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft
Read Mrs. 6 Waveney tel'. Bungay Richardson Miss, 2 Lindo villas, St.
Read Mrs. Ye Old house, Mildenhall John's road, Bung-ay
Read Odden F. The Limes, Mildenhall Richardson Miss, Violet lodge, Park
Read R. Blackburn ho. Hopton, Thtfrd road, Ipswich
Read Thomas Banks, Melrose, Tudden- Richardson Mrs. West 'St. Mildenhall
ham road, Ipswich Richardson T. 45 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Read Thomas Waller, Albert road, Richer Frank, 202 Spring I'd. Ipswich
Framlingbam RS.O Richer William, Rattlesden, Bury
Read W. Grange viI. Grange rd.Bccls Riches John, Anerley :vils. Frederick's
Read W. Rose viI. Wingfield st. !Bung-ay place, Beccles
Read WaIter, Warwick villas, Felix- Riches Martin, 3 Norfolk tel'. London
stowe road, Ipswich road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Reade Col. James C. RA., J.P. Crowe Riches Mrs. 52 Alexandra rd.Lowestft
hall, Stutton. Ipswich Riches Mrs. I Benezet st. Ipswich
Reade G. S. Holbrook ho. IpswiCh Riches Thomas Henry, Rosebank,
Reade Misses. Manor house, Campsea Stratford St. Mary, Colchester
Ashe. Wickham Market Richold 'Miss, Long Melford RS.O
Reude ~Irs. Martlesham hall, Martle- Ridge Rev. F'rancis Morgan,8unnyside,
sham, Woodbridge Angel street, Hadleigh RS.O
Readett Mrs. 7 Bedford st. Ipswich Ridge Mrs. Uplands, Beccles
Ready Edwd. I Chester I'd. Southwold Ridges V.H.23 St.Andrew's st.nth.Bry
Ready 'V. 169 lVoodbridge I'd. Ipswich Ridlel' William, Arthur hall, Melforu
Reavell William, IStoke lodge, Belstead. road, Sudbury
road, Ipswich Ridler Wm. Arthur Idg.Walton,Ipswch
Rebbeck John, 23 Ashmere gro. Ipswh Ridley Hon. Mrs. Alfred, Assington
Rednall Mrs. 2 Loom's lane, Bury hall, Colchester
Rednall W. R Hill ho. Botesdale, Diss Ridley Albert Paul, Glaslyn, Burling-
Redstone V. B. Victoria I'd. Woodbdg ten road, Ipswich
Reed Gea. 44 Burling-ton I'd. Ipswich Ridley A. 151 Woodbridge I'd. Ipswich
Rt-eder Edward, 8 Alpe .s~reet,Ipswich Ridley A. J. Dalkeith, Park rd.Ipswch
Reeman Wm. M. 7 Whltmg st. Bury Ridley Benjamin Cook, Willoughb)',
Rees Fredk. 1V. J. Nayland.OIlchester Park road, Ipswich
Ree~'e OImmander C:harl~s R.N., J.P. Ridley EdwinPerkins,But'Wood,WeeteT-
GIsleham lodge, GIsleham,Lowestoft field road, Ipswich
Reeve CharlesS~dneyWentworth,Liver-Ridley Fredc. 7 Westgate 'f!treet, Bury
mere park, LIve~mere MUl,!na. n~ry Ridley H. Helenscote,Henley Td.Ipswch
Reeve Fredk. 29. Sile;nt street, IPSWICh Ridley Miss, 17 Henley road, Ipswich
Reeve John Ben]amIn, Harl~y house, Ridley Miss, 147 Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Cauld~all Hall .road, IpSWICh Ridley Misses, 5 Redan street, Ipswich
Reeve Miss, 49 HIgh street, Lowestoft Ridley Mrs. Helenscote houiSe, Henley
Reeve Misses, Rose cot. Redgrave,Diss road, Ipswich
Reeve Mrs. 9 Orford street, Ipswich Ridley Mrs. SOllthcote, Crescent I'd.
Reeve Mrs. St. John's road, Bungay Ipswich
Reeve :Mrs. 19 Westerfield I'd. Ipswich Ridley Mrs. A. 21 Northgate st. Bury
Reeve Richd.148 Denmark rd.Lowestft Ridley Thom'ls, Linden house, 147
Reeve Samuel G. North tl:'r. Mildenball Cemetery road, Bury
Reiss Julius, Lackford, Bury Ridout Edwin: 253 Norwich I'Il.IpswlCh
Remna.'lt Frederick Mander J.P. rr'he Riggs T. A. Glencoe, Aldeburgh R.8.0
Grange, 1Venhaston, Halesworth Rignall J. M. 3 St. George's rd.Beccles
Remnant Mrs.Southwold ho.Southwld Rignalll\Jrs. Bungay I'd. Halesworth
Remv 0. I Garden vils.Leiston R.S.O Riley Charles Herberte, Rookwood.
R~ndIesham Lord D.L., J.P. Rendle- Preston, Lavenham RS.O
sham hall, Woodbridge; It Carlton Rile~- .Tohn, Hope cottage, Great Cor-
club, London SW nard, Sudbury
 408 RIL SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Riley Mrs. 288 London road south, Roe Mrs. 55 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich Rudd Rev. Prebendary Eric John
Kirkley, Lowestoft Roe Mrs. The iReadery, Framling- ISutherland M.A. 'l'he Rectory,
Riley William E. J7 Victoria st. Bury ham RS.O Barrow, Bury
Ringwood John, 274 London I'd. south, Roff Mrs. Northgate street, Beccles Rudland Miss, 44 High st. Ipswich
Kirkley, Lowestoft Rogers Very Rev. Patrick Canon, Ruffell H. Clipbush, Uockfield, iBury
Ripley Philip Edwd. Bowthorpe, Angle- Orwell place, Ioswich Ruffell Mrs. 25 Guildhall street, Bury
sea. Toad, Ipswich Rogers J. J. 221 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Ruffles Mrs. Tower Hill cot.Felixstowe
Rinson Mrs. 102 London I'd. Ipswich Rolfe Roberts(}n, 13 Risbygate st. Bury Rumbelow George, Worlington, Sohm
Risbrock Mrs. 15 Victoria st. Bury Ron Robert, 9 'BuTton st. Lowestoft Rumblow William, 6 Victoria st. Bury
Rising Ohas. Rose cot. Hopton,Thetfrd Roll Wm. J. 12 High st. Lowestoft Rump Robt. Hugh, The Beeches, Eye
Ritchie John, Cooleen, Carlton Colville, Rollinson George, Rede, Bury Rumsey Rev. F. W. Stradbroke, Eye
Lowestoft Rolph Edwin John, High street, Runacus Mrs. Union street, 8towmarkt
Ritty J. Trafalgar ho.Aldeburgh R.S.O Lakenheath, Brandon Runnades G. Gt.Glemham,Saxmndhm
Rivers Rev. Arthur Frederic, Rectory, Rolph John William, Eastcote, Carl- Rush Charles, Queen's cQ.tta.ge,
'Mildcn, Ipswic1J. ton 'Colville, Lowestoft Queen's Head st. Stradbroke, Eye
Rivers Miss, 2 Crane hill, Ipswich Rolph Mrs. Fern cottage, Laken- Rush Edgar C. Tavern st. Stowmarket
Rivers Miss, 217 London road south, heath, Brandon Rush E. C. Finborough I'd. Stowmarkt
Kirkley, Lowestoft Rootham Frederick Fleet, Pyes hall, Rushbrook Mrs. Freckenham, Soham
Rivett E. E. 81 Clapham I'd.Lowestoft Wrentham, Wangford RS.O Rushbl"ook'e Robert Wyndham Jer-
Rivett Mrs. 53 Victoria. street, Bury Roots Mrs. 2 Friars road, Ipswich myn, Rushbrooke hall, Bury
Rivett-Oarnac Rev. George Clennell Rope Misses, Quay house, Orford, Rushbrooke William, 7 West I'd. Bury
B.A.Rectory,Swefllin.g, Saxmundhm Wickham Market Rushmer Henry, Wingfieldst. Bungay
Rix Fredc. Shelly, Ballygate st.Beccles Rope G. Langham grove, Wickham Russell Maj.-Gen. John Cecil J.P.
Rix Thos. Thrandeston Abbey, Diss Market iBramford hall, Ipswich
Rix Wait. GeHe hOt Burrell rd.Ipswich Rope Walter Henry, Brewery house, Russell 001. William Albert, Lower
Rix Wilton, Albert villas, Carlton 001- Orford, Wickham Market wood, Hasketon, Woodbridge
ville, Lowestoft R(}per C. 27 Ashmme grove, Ipswich RusseR Lieut.-Gol. Hickman Rose,
Roberson Mrs. Rock cottage, Wissett, RopeI' E. W. High st. Lavenhm. R.S.O Northwick house, Oban ,st. Ipswich
Halesworth RopeI' George Jasper, High street, Russell Rev. Henry B.D. Rectory,
Roberts Rev. Henry Eugene M.A. Rec- Aldeburgh iR.S.O Layham, Hadleigh
tory, Gosbeck, Ipswich RopeI' Miss, Barton Mills, Mildenhall R";issell J. S. Bungay I'd. Halesworth
Roberts A. H. 83 Albert st. Lowestoft RopeI' Thomas, Fairmead, Whitton- RusseR Miss,34 Palmerston rd.Ipswich
.Boberts Hamlet, 3 Willoughby road, cum·Thurlesron, Ipswich Russell Mrs. Stewart, Woodland hOt
St(}ke, Ipswich . Ropeshaw George, Maendu, London Nacton road, Ipswich
.Roberts Miss, Rosehill' house, Felix- road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Russell T. E. 13 Waterloo I'd. Ipswich
stowe road, Ipswich Rose Hon. Lady, Old Abbey, Leis- Rust Burham, 23 Milton I'd. Lowestoft
Roberts Mrs. East Bergholt,Colchester ton R.S.O Ruston Albert Alexander, Grove rot.
Roberts WaIt. Darsham, 8axmnndhm Rose Rev. Albert, Metfield, Harleston Exning, Newmarket
.Boberts William James, Penryn,Regent Rose L. Rise hall, Akenham, IpswiCh Rutter Rev. John Hayley l'fI.A. Haver-
road, Lowestoft Rose Mrs. Edge Hill house, Angle!!ea hill, Newmarket
..Robertson Capt. Andrew, Globe house, road, Ipswich Rutter Thos. Wickhambrook, Newmrkt
Dalton road, Ipswich Rose Mrs. 24 Palmerston rd. Ipswich Ryan Miss, Porch house, Halesworth
"Robertson Alfred Thomas, Wingfield Rosier Thos. Debenham, Stowmarket Ryde Albert Edward, Eton villa,
lodge, Beccles road, Bungay Ross O. 4 Springfield road, Bury Crabbe street, Ipswich
.Robertson'Miss, 11 South cliff, London Roth Mrs. Stanleycottage, Kessing- Ryde E. H. 152 Norwich I'd. Ipswich
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft land, Lowestoft Ryder Charles Foster, Little Thurlow
:Robertson Mrs. 15 Neale st. Ipswich Rouch Edward Charles, Shrubland vil. hall, Little Thurlow 8.0.; &; Scar-
Robertson Thomas, The Gables, East Norwich road, Ipswich croft, near LeedS'
BerghoIt, Colchester Rought Mrs. Beaver house, Bury I'd. Ryder-Richardson John Charles M.A.,
Robertson William,68 Bolton la.Ipswch Brandon M.B., .B.C. The Beeches, Saxmndhm
Robey Chas. 21 Church rd.Lowestoft Rought-Whitta Albert William, Beaver Rygate H. B. 63 Fonnereau I'd. Ipswich
Robins Rev. W. J. Cockfield, Bury house, Bury road, Brandon Ryley James,. Dekalb house, Felix-
Robins Hy. Lambley, Station rd.Beccls Rounce Mrs.65St.Margaret's rd.Lwstft stowe road, Ipswich
Robins Mrs.44 Christchurch st.lpswch Round-Turner Mrs. I Grosvenor pI. Ryley James Hunter, 13 Queen
Robinson Major Edward Womack V.D. Aldeburgh R.S.O street, Ipswich
. Mellis, Eye Rous Rev. Thomas Worrall, 32 Wind- Sabin Mrs. 50 Crown street, Bury
Robinson Rev. John, Rectory, Wattis-sor road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Sach John Chaplin, 58 Wellington ter-
field, Diss Rouse J ames, 349 London road -south, race, London road, Ipswich
Rcbinson Rev. William M.A. Vicarage, Kirkley, Lowestoft Sadd Arthur Gilbert, Dunedin, Rus-
Higham, Bury ; Rouse John William, Wilford lodge, sell road, Ipswich
Rohinson Frederic William Darby J.P. Woodbridge road, Ipswich Sade Fdk. W. 27 Warwick I'd. Ipswich
. Roos hall, Beccles Rouse Mrs. 3 Ringham road, Ipswich Sage E. Hill hOt Tattingstone, Ipswich
Robinson Fredk. Newton rd.Stowmrkt Rover Charles, Albion villas, Albert Sa,ge Mrs. 8 North parade. Southwold
Robinson Fredk. Jacob, White house, crescent, Bury Saint Arth. 122 Clapham I'd. Lowestoft
Mendlesham, Stowmarket Row Chal"les John Newton, The St. Croix Mrs. 25 Old Nelson street,
Robinson Harry, 127 London rd.Ipswch Laurels, Long Melford R.8.0 Lowestoft
R'Jbinson Henry, Withersdale house, Row Mrs. Rectory cot. Burgh, Wdbdg St. Hill Rev. Thomas, Vicarage,
Mendham, Harleston Row W. B. North ldg. Saxmundham SlAwen, Wangford RS.O
Robinson H.E. 48 Roman Td.Lowestoft Rowbotham S. B. 30 St. Nicholas st. St. LegeI' Col. John, Seafield, Esplan-
Robinson Miss, Park farm, Mendle- Ipswich ade, Lowestoft
. sham, Stowmarket Rowe Miss, 19 Ashmere grove, Ipswich Sale Mrs. 231 Cleveland road, Kirkley,
Robinson Miss, 15 St.Margaret's plain, Rowe Robert, West street, Mildenhall Lowestoft
Lowestoft Rowe 81. C. 47 Milton I'd. Lowestoft 8alkeld iMiss, Church st. Woodbridl!e
Robinson Miss, The Cottage, Ringsfield Rowland George, Hawthorne house, Salmon Col. Lowndes, Warren hill,
road, Beccles Whitton-cum-Thurleston, Ipswich. Woodbridge
Robinson Miss, The Grove, Stutton, Rowland Mrs. I I Waterloo I'd. Ipswich Salmon 0. E. 31 London I'd. Ipswich
Ipswich Rowland R.H. The Hermitage,Cumber- Salmon C. E. 77 Risbyg-ate st. Bury
'Robinson Mrl!l. Botesdale, Diss land street, Woodbridge Salmon Charles, 4 Brudenell ter-
Robinson MTS.2I F'onnereau rd.Ipswch Rowley Sir Joshua Thellusson bart. race, Aldeburg-h R.S.O
RobinsonMrs.Scott's hall,Beyton,Bury D.L.,J.P.Tendring hall,Colchester; Salmon Edwd. Finboro' I'd. Stowmarkt
Robinson W. 75 Felixstowe rd.Ipswich The Rookery, Fe1ixstowe; &; Travel- Salmon H. J. 3 Springfield road, lIury
Rohinson W.J.75 Felixstowe rd.Ipswch lers' club, London SW Salm·on Henry, Vernon cottage,
Robsun J. 25 Palmerston I'd. Ipswich Bowley Miss, Vernon villa, Felixstowe Creetin~ road, Stowmarket
Rock Rev. Edward Dennis B.A. Vicar- Bowley Mrs. Red house, Ufford, Salmon Mrs. 85 Guildhall street, Bury
age, Sutton, Woodbrldge Woodbridge Salmon Mrs. 68 London road, Ipswich
Rockhill Miss, Bromeswell, Woodbrdg Rowley Thomas, 16 South grn.Sthwld Salter John, Westgate terrace,
. Rodwell J. K. The Beeches, Westgate Bowling Miss, Pmspeet house, Eye Long Melford RS.O
street, Bury Rowling Mrs. 19 High st. Ipswich Sampson W. Ipswich
Rodwell Mrs.Woodlands,Holbrk.lpswh Rowsell Rev. Oanon John M.A. Rec- Samson W. 2 Constitution hill,Ipswich
Rodwell W. H., J.P. Holbrook lodge, tory, Beccles Sandbach A.77 Christchurch st.lpswch
. lp8wich Rudland Alfred, H~wthorn cottage" S~nders Tom,I7 Burlington I'd. Ipswich
Roe Benjamin, Market place, Haleswtb Cavendish road. Felixstowe 18angar 1. T. 62 High st. Lowestoft;
 .cOURr DIRECTOHY.]
Sankey Capt. Matthew Villier,The Firs,
Great Cornard, Sudbury
Sargeant Mrs. Kedington, Haverhill
Saul John William, 5 Grosvenor
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Baul Mrs. 15 Bedford st. Ipswich
Saunder& Rev. John .B.A.Lond. 157
Norwich road, Ipswich
Saunders Rev. John William, Bury
street, Stowmarket
Saunders Arth. 86 iBerners st. Ipswich
Saunders A. E. 105 London rd.Ipswich
Saunders Edward, The Rookery,
Wickhambrook, Newmarket
Saunder& Mrs. '92 Clapham rd. Lowstft
Saunders Percy James, 32 Carlton
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
SaunderSl Rowland, Colonial college,
Hollesby, Woodbridge
Saunders Thomas, Redholme, Tud-
. denham road, Ipswich
Saunders Wm. 98 Hervey st. Ipswich
Savage F. 45 Alexandra rd. Lowestoft
Savage G. Hill ho. Glemsford R.S.O
Savage Isaac, Ho:ton, Halesworth
Savil Alfred, 8 Cleveland road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Savill A. The Grange, Brome, Eye
Savory Rev. E. Lloyd, Palgrave, Diss
'Savory E. K. 18 East par. 'Southwold
Bavory F. E. 20 Norlihgate st. Bury
Sawbridge Rev. John SikeS! M.A. Rec-
tory, Thelnetham, Thetford
SawdY' Rev. E. C. Nayland, Colchestr
·Sawer A. F. 78 Orford st. Ipswich
Sawer Miss, Leiston R.S.O
Sawer Mrs. 84 London road, Ipswich
Sawyer Geo. Fairfield rd. ,Saxmundhm
Sawyer G. Walsham-Ie-Witows, Bury
Saxton In. L. North ter. Mildenhall
SaxtonMrs.Earl Soham, Wickhm.Mrkt
Say Mrs. 1 Steveoson road, Ipswich
-Sayer Edwin Charles, Hurstlea, War-
rington road, Ipswich
Sayer Miss, 3 Rectory road, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Sayer Miss, 31 St. Peter's st. Ipswich
Sayer Mrs. Finningham, .Stowmarket
Sayer Miss, Springfield cottage,.Bram-
ford, Ipswich
Sayer Mrs. Beach house, Whapload
road, Lowestoft
Sayer Norris, Cecil villa, Felixstowe
road, Ipswich
Sayer Robert, Invera,ry, London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
'Sayes Mrs. Fairhaven, Orwell road,
Felixstowe
Sayle John H.The Grange,Chelsworth,
Bildeston S.O
Sayle 'Robert, High street, Brand'On
Sayward Frank,Fount~n cottage,!Holy
We]s road, Ipswich
Scaling John, 'Norbhend· house, Out
Northgate, Bury
Scarfe Thos. Nunn J.P. The Brooks,
Bildeston S.O
Scarfi' William, 26 Windsor road,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Scarle John, 2 Flora villas,Carlton Col-
ville, Lowestoft
Scarlett Levett William, Norbury ho.
Aldebllrgh R.S.O
Scarlett r.Mrs. 2 SmaJlgate st. Becc:es
Scarlett Thos.J. 40 Spring rd. Ipswch
Scarnell Miss, 12 Cleveland road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Scase Mrs. 32 Palmerst{)n rd. Ipswich
Scates Mrs.Mowbray ho.Botesdale,Diss
SChmach Imre, 2 -Garden villas, Leis-
ton R.S.O
Schmid Rev. Theo. Fredk. RA.,M.A.
40 Ivry street, Ipswich
Schofield Geo.H. 70 Guildhall st.Bury
SchofieldJ James, Rose villa, Grundis-
burgh, Woodbridge
Schreiber Mrs. Claydon, Ipswich
Sch1'aiber Mrs. Charles,The Hall, Mar.
le3ford, Wickham Market
Scog~ing Mrs. 3 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Seogingo Samuel William, Wooloomo-
loo, East Bergholt, Colchester
SUFFOLK.
.
Scogging W. J. Coddenham, Ipswich
Scopes Ernest WaIter, 22 Palmerston
road, Ipswich
Scopes Geo. Neooham Market R.S.O
ScO'tcher John Adams, Pencoed, St.
Andrew's street south, Bury
Scotcher John Gepps, 4 The Traverse,
Bury
Scotehmer R.A.Station rd.Saxmndhm
Scott Rev. Canon Thomas M.A. Rec-
tory, Lavenham R.S.O
Scott Rev. Alexander, The Presbytery,
44 Clapham road, Lowestoft
Scott Rev. Edward Maude, Rectory,
Orford, Wickham Market
Scott Rev. Henry Marshall B.A. Par-
sonage, Crowfield, Ipswich
Scott Archibald Lacy, Abbots bridge,
Eastgate street, Bury
Scott Arthur, New Market, Beccles
Soott Buchanan, Hameldean,iSt.JO'hns,
Ipswich
Soott G.A.FerndaJe,London rd.Ipswch
Scott Henry Lacy,87Guildhall st.Bury
Scott J ames, Fairfield house, Fairfield
road, Framlingham R.S.O
Scott Miss, Lakenheath, Brandon
Scott Miss, WoodhaIl, Little Walding-
field, ISudbury
Scott Mrs. 2 Louth villas, Melford
road, Sudbury
Scott Mrs. The Green, Long Mel-
ford R.S.O
Scott T. Mill ho. Gt. Barton, Bury
Scrimgeour Rev.Ronald Cameron M.A.
Vicarage, Sibton, Saxmundham
Scriven Miss, 235 Norwich rd.Ipswich
Scrivener Rev. Frederick George M.A.
Vicarage, Lakenheath, Brandon
Scrivener In. 100 Princes st. Ipswich
Scudamore Lieut...Col. Frederick Wm.
J.P. Ghelsworth 'hall, Bildeston S.O
Seaber Mrs. Burnt Fen,Soham
Seager Jas.W.6 St. Peter's st.Ipswch
Seager Joseph, Hertford house, Nac-
ton road, Ipswich
Seager Mrs. Greyfriars lodge, Ips'Yich
Seager Robert, Dalton road, IpSWIch
Seago F~~k, New market, Beccles
Seago WIlliaIIl R. J.P. Oulton, Lowstft
Seagrave Wm.N. 56 Spring rd.Ipswch
Seaman F. S. 20 Anglesea I'd. Ipswich
Seaman Hy. Fressingfield, H"arleston
Seamer Ernest,The Cedars,East Berg-
holt, Colchester·
Searle Robert, 29 1.orne Park rd. Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Searles William, 38 Lorne Park road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Seaver Rev.W. The Vicarage,Felixstwe
Secret William, 43 Windsor rd. Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Seeley James, 27 White Horse street,
Lowestoft
Seeley Miss, Highfield, The Grange,
Becc1es
Seeley Misses, Ballygate st. Beccles
Seeley Robt. 17 Bolton lane, Ipswich
SeftQn Fredrick W. Durbans, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Seller J. A. 29 Old Nelson st.Lowestft
Sellick'Thomas, 131 York road, Bury
Sellon Rev.W.S.Kettlebaston, Ipswich
Selous Edmund, Flint house, Ickling-
ham, Mildenhall
Sennitt Frederick, Downham,Norwich
road, Ipswich
Senton G. W. 29 Chevallier st. Ipswch
Seppings Lieut.-Col. Henry J .P. St.
·Margaret·s, Lowestoft
Sergeant Mrs. Oulton Broad,Lowestft
Sergeant Thomas, The Lod~e, Pake-
field, Lowestoft
Setterfield Henry, Spring rd. Ipswich
SeweIl Co1.C. Friston ho.,gaxmundhm
SeweIl Chas. H. Long Me:ford R.S.O
Sewell Miss, 48 Warwick rd. Ipswich
SeweIl Mrs. Otley, Ipswich
SeweIl WaIt. ·E. 16 High st. Lowestoft
Seymour Mrs. Seymour farm, Strad-
broke, E}"e
Shade Mrs. S,t8ltion road, Beccles
SIL 409
Shadwell Rev. Felix M.A.FinninghaID.
Stowmarket
Shalders A. 18 Burlington rd. IpswiCh
Shallard Rev. George Maddock M.A.
TheVicarage,Stow Upland, Stowmkt
Shann Ohar:es John' Harold, Sinclair
house, Northgate street, Bury
Shaw Rev. Henry John M.A. Rectory,
Earl Stonham, Stowmarket
Shann William Arthur M.B. London
road, Lowestoft
Shaw Rev. M.,M.A.Rectory,Rougham,
Burv
Shaw ·Rev. Robert John Th.A.K.C.The
Cottage, Darsham, Saxmundham
Shaw Rev. Thornton Sutton M.A.•
J.P. Rectory, Bedingfield, Eye
Shaw H. A., RA. Grammar school,
Woodbridge
Shaw Monson, 8 .south cliff, London
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
ShedJock James John, The Limes,
Hacheston, Wickham Market
Sheffield R'ev.Frank M.A.The Rectory,
Braiseworth, Eye
Sheffield Mrs. Red house, Bungay
Sheffield Mrs. Victoria hill, Eye
Sheldrake Fredk. Wickham Market
Sheldrake Hy. Bruce, Arcadia, Wher-
stead road, Ipswich
Sheldrake James,Bridge house, Fram-
ling-ham R.'S.O
Sheldrake R. 121 St. Helen's st.Ipswch
Sheldrake R.J.255 Norwich rd.Ipswch
Shepherd Rev.James Francis M.A.The
O~d Manse, Haverhill
Shepherd Geo. East st. Southwold
Shepherd Mrs. 132 Rose Hill rd.Ipswh
Sheppard Rev. William John Limmer
M.A. St. Peter's vicarage, Austin st.
Stoke, Ipswich
Sheppard Mrs.47St.Helen's st.Ipswich
Sheridan Miss, Sea View cottage,Alde-
burgh. R ..S.O
Sherland Rev. George F., RA. Bux-
hall, Stowmarket
Sherlock Rev. Henry RA. Rectory,
Bildeston S.O
Sherman Edmund, Rockburgh, Bath
road, Felixstowe
Shervill Hy. A. 95 London rd. Ipswich
Sherwood. J.165Woodbridge rd.Ipswch
Sherwood Mrs. Ben'ha vil..Saxmundhm
Shewell Miss, 10 Kensington terrace,
Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Shillitoe Thomas, College Gate house,
College street, Bury
Shimmings Wm. Kessingland, Lowstft
Shimmon Fredk. 10 Sparhswk st. Bury
Shipley Captain Charles O. Earl So-
ham, Wickham Market
Shipman Gervase Armstrong, Morden
villa, Melton, Woo-dbridg-e
Shipp E. C. 27 Milton road, Lowestoft
Shipston Chas. H. Bramford, Ipswich
Short Charles, Milverton house, Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Short William, Church street, Eye
Short William, Grove cottage, Yox-
ford, Saxmundham
Shorten Mrs. Ardvoulan, Russell road,
Ipswich
Shreeve Mrs. Mary Ann, 263 London
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
S'huker C. E. Needham Market R.S.O
Shuker John William RA. Framling-
h8IIl college, Framlingham R.S.O
Sidgwick Arthur Ernest, Rockvi11e,
:Felixstowe
Sidney.Capt. Phillip, .; Rochester ter-
race, Pakefield rd. Kirkley,Lowestoft
Sidney Henry, Pelham villa, Ohilder
road, Stowmarket
Sidney Miss, Woolpit, Bury
Siggers Mrs. 7 Out Westgate, Bury
Sikes Mrs. 5 Old Market pI. Sudbury
Sillett Mrs. The Close, Barsham,Beccles
Silver AlIen, Long' Melford R.S.O
Silver James, Hanwell house, Long
Melford R.S.O
Silver Samuel Maurice James, The
Limes, Camps road, Haverhill
 410 SIM
Siro Charles Henry, Bridge villa, )!ill
road, Lowest<>ft
Simes Wm. G. 83 London rd. Ipswich
Simkin F. J. The Grn. Barrow, Bnry
Simon Rev. Thomas,' The Firs, Ips-
wich road, Stowmarket
Simonds.r. W. 50 Bramford la. Ipswch
Simons Robert, 32 High st. Lowestoft
. Simpson Vice-Admiral Cortland Her-
bert J.P. Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchstr
Simpson A. J. Vale place, Haverhill
Simpson Chas. 208 Springrd. Ipswich
Simpson E. K. 100 Anglesea rd. Ipswch
Simpson Edwin H. Ormesby house,
Bury street, Stowmarket
Simpson Frank, ,6 Caroline terrace.
Church road, Lowestoft
Simpson Geo. A. 56 Westgate st. Bury
Simpson Henry Alfred, 26 North
parade, Lowestoft
Simpson Miss,The Hollies, Palgrve.Diss
Simpson Mrs. 6 Bedford st. 'Ipswich
Simpson Mrs. 57 Berners st. Ipswich
Simpson Mrs. 17 Clarkson st. Ipswich
Simpson Mrs. The Cottage, Stonham
Aspall, Stowmarket
Simpson Hobert Geol'ge, Market place,
Stowmarket
Simpson Thos. Cheapside, Stowmarket
Simpson Thos. H. Tavern st. Stowmkt
Simpson William, George street, Had-
leigh RS.O . Smith Frank Riley, Saxham hall, Bury
Sims J. D. 20 Museum st. Ipswich
Sims Mrs. M.B. 20 Museum st. Ipswch
Sims Mrs. 75 St. Matthew's st. Ipswch
Sims Robert John, The Hollies, Somer-
leyton, Lowestoft
Simson Edward John, Rose cottage,
Holbrook, Ipswich
Simson The Misses, Park villa, Con-
stable road, Felixstowe
Sinclair Mrs. Victoria rd. W oodbridge
Sincla.ir WaIter W., M.B. Cranbourne,
Westerfield road, Ipswich
Singleton Rev. Thomas ~LA., LL.D.
Vicarage, Sapiston, Bury
Singleton Rev. W. F. Vicarage, Great
Cornard, Sudbury
Singleton F. 65 London rd. Ipswich
Singleton J. H. Russell road, Ipswich
Singieton Miss, 4 St. Mary's sq. Bury
Singleton Mrs. 122 London r~. Ipswich
Singleton Mrs. 4 St.. Mary's sq. Bury
Singleton W. J. Norwich rd. Ipswich
Sizer Alfred, 80 Fore street, IpswiC'h
Sizer Mrs. The Manse, Rose Hill road,
Ipswich
Skepper Miss, 14 Angel hill, Bury
Skinner Col. Russell, 23 Northgate
. street, Bury
Skinner Edwin James, 6 Grosvenor rd.
Kirkley, Lowestoft I Smith John, 9 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Skinner Richd. L. 45 Henley rd. Ipswcb
Skitter Mrs. 247 Ranelagh rd. Ipswich
Skoulding W. G. I Whiting st. Bury
Slack James, I Constable terrace, Con-
stable road, Felixstowe
Sladden Oharles, Hilda villa, Rotter-
dam road, Lowestoft
Slann Mrs. Carlton Colville, Lowest<lft
Slator Richard M.A. School house,
Henley road, Ipswich
SleighthoIme Mrs. 9 Adelphi place,
Lower Brook street, IpswiCh
Slocombe R. Grammar schl. Woodbdg e
Small William, 32 Grosvenor road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Smart A. G. Croft !house, Haverhill
Smathers Rev. Robert, Church st. Eye
Smelt Rev. H. J. C. Rectory, Great
Blakenham, Ipswich . Southwold
Smith Hon. William Frederick Danvers
M.P., D.L., J.P. The Hall, Great
Thurlow S.O.; 3 Grosvenor place
SW & Carlton & Wellington clubs,
London S W
Smith Rev. Frederick Robert ~I. A.
Vicarage, Flixton, Bungay
Smith Rev. W. M., M.A. Rectory,
South Elmham St. Cross, Haleswrth
Smith A. J. 33 Westerfield rd. Ipswich
Sm.ith Alfred, 13 Bolton lane, Ipswich
SUFFOLK.
Smith A. Cliff rd. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Smith Alfred F. I Westgate st. Bury
Smith AIfred Thomas, Thedwastre
place, Thurston, Bury
Smith Arth. 237 :Norwich rd. Ipswich
Smith Arthur Edward, Bridge street,
Halesworth
Smith Artnur John, Melville lodge,
Tuddenham road. Ipswich
Smith A. M. 6 Regent rd. Lowestoft
Smith Austin Cook, Broad st. Bungay
Smith Chas. 29 .A.nglesea rd. Ipswich
Smith Charles, Langton house. Carl-
ton Colville, Lowestoft
Smith Chas. Northgate street, Beccles
Smith Charles Mitford, The Bungalow,
Great Cornard, Sudbury
Smith Christ<>pher, FaiIiea, Southwold
Smith Christopher Robert, The Elms,
Wangford RS.O
Smith Clifford J.P. Waveney ho.Beccles
Smith Edward, Fernside. St. .A.ndrew·s
street south, Bury
Smith Edward A. 7 Grosvenor road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Smith E. I. 27 Gippeswyk rd. Ipswich
Smith Edward Percival, 6 Norfolk ter-
race, Station road, Beccles
Smith E. E. 86 AIbert st. Lowest<>ft
Smith F. Earsham street, Bungay
Smith F. J. Great Bradley, Newmarket
Smith Fred, Warren hill, Woodbridge
Smith Frederick, Gladvs villa, Carlton
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Smith Fredk. 38 London rd. Lowestoft
Smith Fredk E. 9 Esplanade,Lowestoft
Smith Frederick Harry, 32 Warwick
road, Ipswich
Smith Frederick William, Red cote,
Westerfield road, Ipswich
Smith G. Corinthian villa, .Aldeburgh
R.S.O
Smith G.Cranmoor, Hatfield rd.Ipswch
Smith George Baxter, Laxfield, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Smith G. E. I8x Norwich rd. Ipswich
Smith H. B. 7 Stanley avenue, Ipswch
Smith Harry Thomas, Marchmont,
Tuddenham road, Ipswich
Smith Henry, Sandringham house, Wil-
son road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Smith Henry, The Limes, Trimley
St. Marv S.O
Smith J. The Grange, Walton, Ipswch
Smith J.. A. Gippeswyk hall, Ipswich
Smith Jas. Camp~ell, Town hall, Bury
Smith James Frands, 9 Willoughby
road, Stoke, Ipswich
Smith James Hamblin M.A. 42
Cumberland street, Woodbridge
Smith In. 184 Denmark rd. Lowestoft
Smith John Henry, Bridge house,
Earsham street, Bungay
Smith J. H. 16 Regent rd. Lowestoft
Smith John Percival, Aston lodge, Lon-
don road, Lowestoft·
Smith King George, see King-Smith
George, Ipswich
Smith Miss, 112 .A.lan road, St.
Clement's, Ipswich
Smith Miss, 84 Berners st. Ipswich
Smith Miss, 22 High street, Ipswich
Smith Miss, 180 High st. Lowestoft
Smith Miss, 7 Holly road, Ipswich
Smith Miss, 79 London rd. Lowestoft
Smith Miss, 16 Marine par. Lowest<>ft
Smith Mrs. 94 AIbert st. Lowest<>ft
Smith Mrs. Bartholomew green,
Smith 'Mrs. 88 Berners st. Ipswich
Smith Mrs. 31 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Smith Mrs. Bush cot. Thurston,Bury
Smith Mrs. Chapel ter. Halesworth
Smith Mrs. 2 Drayton villas, Felix
road, Felixst()we .
Smith Mrs. Hamlet road, Haverhill
Smith Mrs. Handford villa, Handford
road, Ipswich
Smit·h )frs. High house, Parham,
Wickham Market
[KELLY'S
Smith Mrs. Little' Blakenham,Ipswcal
Smith Mrs. 248 Lond<>n road south•.
Kirkley, Lowestoft .
Smith Mrs. Newton Rd. viI. 'Sudburr
Smith Mrs. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Smith Mrs. R'ose cottage. Little Thur.
low 8.0 .
Smith 'Mrs. 95 Risbygate st. Bury
Smith Mrs. 51 St. Helen's,st. Ipswica,
Smith Mrs. 30 Silent street, Ipswich
Smith Mrs. 9 Wellin2"ton esplanade.
Lowestoft
Smith Mrs. 17 Windsor road, Kirkley•.
Lowestoft
Smith Mrs. R'. 33 Silent st. Ipswich
Smith Mrs. S... Quay .st. Halesworth
Smith R. Lower Olland st. Bungay
Smith R. 123 St. Helen's st. Ipswich·
Smith Ralph, Branksome, Constable-
road, Felixstowe
Smith R'eginald Edgar, Inward house,.
Melford road, Sudbury
Smith Robt. In. 41 Milton rd.Lowestft·
Smith Robt. Wm. 9 Holly rd. Ipswich
Smith S. E. School house, Bridewell'
lane, Bury
Smith Saml. 23 Station rd. Southwold
Smith Sam!. C. 222 Spring rd. Ipswch'
Smith Sam!. J. 44 High st. Lowestoft;
Smith Thomas, The Mount,Southwold'
Smith Thomas, Westgate terrace,.
Long Melford R ..s.O
Smith W.White ho.Holton, Haleswrta
Smith W. C. 239 Norwich il'd.Ipswica,
Smith W. G. 78 Risbygate st. Bury
Smith W.H.The Lodge,Chevngtn.Bury·
Smith William, Dennington, Pram-·
lingham R.S.O
Smith William, 240 Lond()n road 8th•.
Kirkley, Lowest<>ft
Smith Wi~iam H. Jubilee villa, Mal-·
ford .road, Sudbury
Smith William John,Black heath,Wen-
haston, Halesworth
Smith-Rewse Rev. Gilbert Flesher'
M.A. Rectory, South Elmham, St.
Margaret, Harlest<>n
Smyth Lieut.-Col. Samuel Wightman.
J.P. AIde-burgh R.S.O
Smyth Arthur James, Ecclesbourne,.
22 Ashmore grove, Ipswich
Smyth Jas. Geo. 26 Risbygate st.Bury·
Smyth James Josia'h, Belle Vue"
Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Smyth Mrs. 33 Berners street, Ipswch'
Smyth Mrs. Cumberland. st.Woodbrdg·
Smyth Mrs. St.John's ~1111, Woodbrdg'
Smyth R. W. South VIew, Dalton rd.
Ipswich .
Snare F. J. 142 Woodbndge rd.Ipswchl
Snare John, Thetford road, Brandon.
Snare Mrs. 50 Warwick road, Ipswich I
Sneezum Arth. John'7 Bank st.Ipswch,
Sneezum H.Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswich
Sneezum Wm.I04 Risbygate st. Bury-
Snell E. W. Needham Market R.S.O
SneIl Miss, 66 Orford street, Ipswich
SneIl Miss, 53 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich'
Snell Norris L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. n'
Museum street, Ipswich
SneIl Robt. 25 Alexandra rd. Ipswich.
SneIl Robt. 128 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch·
Snell W. Prospect house, Kedington,.
Haverhill
Snow Septimus, Whitton-cum-Thur-·
leston, Iplwioh
Soanes Robert, Lily house, London rd.
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Soar George, 20.Spring road, Ipswich.
Soden Rev. John Ernest M.A. Rec-
tory, Horham, Eye
Soden Rev. In. Jordan M.A. Rectory,.
Rishang:es, Eye
Sones Mrs. Elm vil.Flixton rd.Bungay
Souger Arthur, 16 BurreIl rd.Ipswch,
South Mrs. Ordnance lodge, Crescen~
:road, Ipswich
Sonthgate F.26 Old Foundry rd.Ipswh,
Southgate H.123 Norwich rd. Ipswicht
Southgate H. 24 Spring rd. Ipswich
Southgate James, AlIen house, North.
H~ road; Ipswich
 COURT DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. •
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Southgate J.337 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh Stanford Luke, Mudley hall, Laken- Stewart Thomas, Jesmond, CarltoDo
Southgate Mrs. Bridge st. Stowmarket heath, Brandon. Colville, Lowestoft
Southgate Mrs. The Hall, Bramfield, Stanford Mrs. Ravensmeer 'ho. Beccles Stiles G. H.jun. :Korth ter.MildenhalI
Halesworth Stanford R. B. Th{)ro'fare,Halesworth Stirling Samuel, Worlington, Soham
Southgate Mrs. 20 Warwick rd.lpswch Staniforth Rev. Leonard M.A., LL.M. Stirling Thomas, RocIt mount, St.
Southgate SamI. Temp:e rd.Stowmrkt Vicarage, Framsden, Stowmarket John's road, Ipswich
Southgate W. Gippeswyk I'd. Ipswich Stanley Rev. 0. Bawdsey 10.Woodbdg Stokes Rev. Charles Albert M.A. Rec-
Southward Miss, 12 South cliff, Lon- Stanley Rev. C. Bergholt, Colchester tory, Great W"aldingfield, Sudbury
don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Stannard C. B. 8 Regent I'd. Lowestft Stokes Frederic, Coney Weston hall,
Spalding Albert, Wharton st. Bungay Stannard Miss, Nayland, Colchester Bury
Spalding Alfred, 20 Alpe st. Ipswich Stannard Mrs. 17 Mill lane, Bury Stokes W. R. 3 & 4 East holme,Sthwld
Spalding Robert, 83 Whiting st. Bury Stannard Richard,Station rd.Stowmrkt Stokoe Lt.-O:>l. Richard, The Hall,
Spall Mrs. 61 Berners street, Ipswich Stannard Wm. Tavern st. Stowmarket Stratford St. Mary, Colchester
Spanton Mrs. 8 Crown street, Bury Stantial Rev. Arthur Evered M.A., Stone James, 2 Waveney terrace,
Spargo Mrs. I I Marine par. Lowestoft J.P. Baeton, Stowmarket Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Sparke Charles James Ethelred, St. Srontial Rev. Thomas M.A., D.C.L. Stonehouse Mrs. 2g6 London r.oad
Andrew's street south, Bury Oxon. 54 St. John's street, Bury south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Sparke Edward, 12 Cornhill, Bury Stanton Miss, 9 'Windsor road, Kirk- Storey Geo. Fern house, Saxmundham
Sparke George, 77 Guildhall st. Bury ley, Lowestoft Storey Henry, Mill lane, Saxmundham
Sparke Jas. John, 7 Hatter st. Bury Starland Mrs. Old market, Beccles Storey Mrs. 335 London road south,
Sparke Misses,Fairlight,Elmswe:l,Bury Starling H. Trinity ho.Aldbrgh.R S. 0 Kirkley, Lowestoft
Sparkes )Irs. Peasenhall,'Saxmundhm Steam Edwd. 169 Norwich rd.Ipswich Story Lieut.·Gen. Phi1ip, The Hill,
Sparks Mrs.Inglenook, Cutler st.Ipswhl Stearn Miss, 28 Christchurch st. Stowmarket
Sparks W. J. 105 Risbygate st. Bury I Ipswich Story Robert Henry J.P. Woodfield,
Sparrow Hy. Albion st. Saxmundham Steam Miss,135 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Ipswich road, Stowmarket
Sparrow Mrs. 64 Spring I'd. Ipswich Stearne Mrs. E. Old Newton, Stowmrkt Stone E. D. Rozell villa, Russell I'd.
Sparrow Mrs. The Cedars, Thurst{)n, Stebbing J. H. 8 Whiting street, Bury Ipswich
Bury Stebbing Mrs. 14 South cliff, London Stowe Joseph, Hill house, Orford,
Spashett A.lI8 St. Peter's st.Lowestft road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Wickham MM'ket
Spashett A,rthur, 21 Windsor road, Stebbing Walt. 12 Gordon rd.Lowestit Stower Rev. G'harles John, All Saints'
Kirkley, Lowestoft Stebbings Arth. 146 London rd.Lowstft vicarage, Sudbury
Spashett F. 152 London rd. Lowestoft Steed Joshua O. Long Melford RS.O Stradbroke Earl of D.L., J.P. Henham
Spencer Rev. Allan, Victoria house, Steel John, 5 Old Butter market, hall, Wangford R.S.O.; &; CarIt{)ll
Felixstowe road, Ipswich Ipswich club SW&; Bachelors' club, Lndn '\V
Spencer Rev. Arthur John M.A. The Steel Miss, 31 Cardigan st. Ipswich Stradbroke Augusta Countess of.
Vicarage, Church street, Eye Steel Miss, 3 St. John's hI. Woodbrdge Henham hall, Wangford R.S.O.; &I
Spendlove William, High st. Brandon Steel Mrs. South green, Southw{)ld 33 Belgrave square, London SW
SpiceI' W.n. 87 Victoria st. Ipswich Steel Samuel, 2 London I'd. Beccles Strait Miss, Ipswich st. Stowmarket
Spille-r In. Salisbury J'd. Southwold Steele Rev. Charles, Vicarage, Lea- Strait Miss, 17 St. John's rd. Ipswicb
Spilling Char:es, Richmond cottage, venheath, Colchester Strange Capt. Henry, I Oxford villas,
Waterloo road, Ipswich Steele 'Rev. Thomas James J.P. Rec- Cauldwell Hall road, Ipswich
Spink Mrs. 10 Nowton road, Bury tory, Whepstead, Bury Street Sarn-I. 103 Risbygate st. Bury
Spinks John Thomas, Dalton ho. Dal- Steele John, !4 Guildhall st. Bury Stretton Rev. John Geo. Moore M.A.
ton road, Ipswich Steele John James, The Shrublands, Parsonage, West row, Mildenhall
Spooner John, Boxford, Colchester .Saxmundham Strickland Mrs. 3 Royal tel'. Lowestoft
Spooner Mrs. 17 Berners st. Ipswich SteBle 'WaIter Chas. 16 Crown st. Bury Stringfield William oS,t. Cyres, London
Spooner Mrs. RushmeTe lodge, Rush- Steggall Fredk. Finningham, Stowmkt road, Lowestoft
mere St. AndTew, Ipswich Steggles Geo. Market Weston,Thetfrd Strowger John, Chester I'd. SouthwoIcr
Sporle Edgar, Rose viUa, Wherstead Stephens I. 12 'Manor ter. Felixstowe Strutt Mrs. Fort cot. Aldebrgh. RS.O
road, Ipswich Stephenson Rev. Edmonde Herbert Stuart Major James, Hill house.
Sporle Mrs. Beech terrace, Creeting Christopher, Vicarage, Assington, Erwarton, Ipswich
St. Mary, Needham Market Colchester Stubbin Mrs. Hill crest, Belstead I'd.
Spragge Lieut.-Col. Basil E., D.S.O., Stephenson G. High st. Hadleig-hRS.O Ipswich
J.P. North Court lodge, Brandon Stephenson William Henry, Helston- Stubbs A. 15 Willoughby rd. Ipswich
Sprake H. Jeans, Earsham st. Bungay leigh, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe Studd Miss, Needham Market RS.O·
Spurgin George, Croft lodge, Sud:bury Sterliciker WaJ.ter 1". Trinity lodge, Studd Mrs. Hill ho. Wickham Market
Spurling ·Mrs. 45 Bolton lane, Ipswich Back hamlet, Ipswich Studd S. I Drayton villas, Felix
Squire Misses, White cottage, Pake- S·terry J. oS. 158 Denmark rd. Lwestft road, Felixstowe
field, Lowestoft Sterry Miss, lI8 High st. Lowestoft Studley Thomas, Lyndale lodge, Creet·
Squire Mrs. Metfield, Har:eston Sterry T. 127 St. Peter's st. Lowestoft ing St. Mary, Needham Market
Squires Mrs.17 Clapham I'd. Lowestoft Stevens Geo. Prospect ho.Norton,Bury Sturgeon Charles Greenfield, Park
Squires Wm. 33 London road, Ipswch Stevens John, Grea,t Ashfield, Bury Farm house, Stanton, Bury
Squirl-Dawson Major, The Lodge, Stevens Mrs. I I Low. Brook st. Ipswich Sturgeon G. Ivy cot. Stanton, Bury
Higham, Colchester Stevens Mrs. 47 Orford street, Ipswich Sturgeon George, Woolpit, Bury
Squirrell Joseph, 5 Spring rd.Ipswich Stevens Thos. HO Northgate st. Bury Sturgeon Henry, Stanton, Bury
Squirrell Robert, The Limes, Norwich Stevenson Francis Seymour M.P., Sturgeon J. M. Street fm.Stantn.Bry
road, Ipswich . RA., D.L., J.P. Playford mount, Sturgeon Miss, Ivy cot. Stanton, Bury
Squirrell Wm. Hed ho. Bildeston S.O Wo{)dhridge; &5Ennismore gardens, Sturgeon Robert, 5 Blenheim terrace,
Squirrell William, jun. Church view, London SW Constable road, Felixstowe
Bildeston S.O Stevenson Mrs. The Cedars, Hol- Sturgeon W. Jessamin cot.Stantn.Bry
Squirrell Wm.V. 14 Warwick rd.Ipswh ton, Halesworth Sturgess Wm. Hy. Flixton I'd. Bungay
Stace Edward Charles,223 London Toad Stevenson Thos. Rectory st.Haleswrth Stutter Mrs. Wick'hambrook, Nwmrkt
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Steward Rev. Charles J{)hn M.A. 94 Styles Hy. In. Albion st. SaxmundhaID
Stacey Fredk. 28 Warwick rd. Ipswich Anglesea road, Ipswich Sudgen C. The Lodge, Troston, Bury
Staddon J. Richd. 6 SLent st. Ipswch Steward Rev. John C. Carlton Col- Sulivan Harry Filmer, Fern hill, Mel-
Staddon Mrs. 145 Norwich rd.Ipswch ville. Lowestoft ton, Woodbridge
Staddon W.Jsph. The: Priory, Ipswich Steward Charles Richards, Graham Sultzer Mrs. 13 Esplanade, Lowestoft
Stadler Julius, 31 ,silent st. Ipswich house, Anglesea road, Ipswich Summers Miss, Coddenham, Ipswich
Staff In. Hy. 25 Butter market, !Bury StewardFrederickThomas,The Laurels, Summers Robert, Otley ho. Ipswich
Staff Miss, 10 Esplanade, Lowestoft iBradfield St. George, Bury Sumner Miss, 10 South cliff, London
Staines OliveI', Swiss cot. Cauldwell Steward The Misses, Datchet house, road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
avenue, Woodbridge road, Ipswich Whitwn, Ipswich Surtees William Villiers, The Man-
Stammers H. St. John's rd:. Bungay Stewardson B. 21 Cauldwell av.Ipswch sion, Bildeston S.O
Stammers W.35Christchurch st.Ipswh Stewart Col. Harry Hutehinson Aug., Sutcliffe Walter Charles, 25 St.
Stananought Alfred George, 3 Clarence J.P. Hopton hall, Yarmouth Nicholas street, Ipswich
villas, .Albert crescent, Bury Stewart Rev. John F.e.p. The Manse, Suttle Miss, Violet hill, Stowmarket
Stanford Charles Frederick, Gelham 'Ranelagh road, FeExswwe Sutton Rev. Claude Hope M.A. The-
hall, Wickham Market Stewart A. 152a, Norwich I'd. Ipswich Vicarage, High street, Southwold
Stanford George Alfred, Staffo.rd ho. Stewart E. 5 Westerfield rd. Ipswich Sutton Misses, 37 Henley I'd. Ipswica
Smallgate street, Becc:es Stewart John William Edward Gordon Sutton Mrs. Chapel tel'. Halesworth
Stanford Herbert Spencer Rabett, D.D.S. 12 St. Matthew's st. Ipswich Sutton William, Paget house, Pa!!:et
Thoroughfare, Halesworth road, Ipswich -
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S-wabey Mrs. Southend house, Out
Southgate, Bury
Swaine Mrs. Wilby, Ey&
Swale T. Mill W. Anglesea rd.Ipswich
Swan Alfd. J. 3 Melford rd. Sudbury
Swan Misses, 25' Clarkson st. Ipswich
8wann W. A. 2'10 Spring rd. Ipswich
Swatman Mrs. A. St. Margaret's ter-
race, Church road, Lowestoft
Sweet Rev. Algernon Sydney Osborne,
Vicarage, Cowlinge, Newmarket
Swift Rev. E. R., B.A. Clare RS.O
Swinburne Alfred James, The Priory,
Snape, ,Saxmundham . Mildenhall
Swiney Rev. Alexander LL.M. Rec-
tory, Bradfield St. Clare, Bury
Swinney .Alexander, Palmenton villa,
Springfield road, Bury
Swinney Thomas, Wo(}lpit, Bury
Syer Rev. Barringoon Blomfield RA.
Rectory, Kedington, Haverhill
8yer Wm. R 24 BurreU rd. Ipswich
Sylv~ster Herbert Mayris, St. Petroc,
Lelston R.S.O
Symes John, 143 Clapham rd.Lowestft
Symonds Rev. K, M.A.Walton,Ipswich
Symonds Rev. Edward l\l.A. Rectory,
Risby, Bury
Symonds Ernest, 28 Crown st. Bury
Symonds G. Ellesmere, Wortham,Diss
Symonds John, Thistleton hall,Burgh,
Woodbridge
Symonds W. Onehouse hall,Stowmrkt
Symons Mrs. The Gables, Bramford,
Ipswich
Synnot Willia.n George, Ribblesdale,
St. John's road, Ipswich
EyredG.H.South view,AldeburghR.S.O
Syrett Ernest Frank, Nayland,Colchstr
Syrett Mrs. 35 Guildhall street, Bury
Tacon Sir T. H. D.L., J.P. Red house,
Eye &; IS Esplanade, Lowestoft
'raron Charles J.P. Mansion house,
Lambseth street, Eye
Talbot John, Plantation house, Bur-
lingt(}n road, Ipswich
Talbot Miss, Hunston hall, Bury
Talbot Mrs. Cross grn. Cockfield, Bury
Talbot Mrs. 17 Tayfen road, Bury
TaUent Mrs. Mettingham, Bungay
Talman Samuel, 98 Alan rd. Ipswich
'ransley J. 30 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft
'Tapper Rev. haao William, The Rec-
tory, Little Stonham, Stowmarket
Tash George, 46 St. Leonard's road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Tate Rev. Canon Wm. M.A., LL.D.,
J.P. Vicarage, Stradbroke, Eye
Tate Rev. .1. M., M.A. Syleham,Scole
Tate Rev. William Roddam, Vicarage,
'Valpole, Haleswort,h
Tate Geo. I3I London road, Ipswich
Tatlock Miss, Bramfield ho. Halesworth
Tayler Wm. Westerfield hall, Ipswich
Tavlor Lieut.-Col. Frederick Henry
i.p. Red house; Wrentham, Wang-
ford R.S.O
Taylor Rev. Hy. B.A. Lavenham R.S.O
Taylor B. S. Botesdale, Diss
Taylor C. Bank house, Botesdale, Diss
'1'aylor Dakin,I6 Warrington rd.Ipswch
Taylor Edward A., M.A. Framlingham
college, Framlingham RS.O
Taylor Edwin. 40 Crown street, Bury
Taylor F. Cock's green, Sudbury
Taylor F. Bridges, Botesdale, Diss
TayIor Fr~derick J.P. Boyton hall,
Little Wratting, Haverhill
Taylor Fredk. Hill, I I York rd. Bury
Taylor Harry, I Carol villas, Cauld-
well Hall road, Ipswich
Taylor Hy. J. 13 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch
Taylor H. H. I22 Wherstead rd.Ipswch
Taylor J. Capon's Farm ho.Oakly,Scle
Taylor John, I Forthampton place,
Aldebnrgh R.S.O
Taylor In. Geo. 36 Spring rd. Ipswich
Taylor Miss, 22 Berners st. Ipswich
Tayl(}r Miss, Okre RS.O
Taylor Mrs. Ingleside, Gt. Cornard,
Sndpury
Taylor ~Irs. London rd. Halesworth
SUFFOLK.
Taylor Mrs. 120 London road, Ipswich
Taylor Mrs .. Rectory st. Halesworth
Taylor Mrs. Snape rd. Leiston RS.O
Taylor Mrs. The Cottage, Sproughton,
Ipswich
Taylor Mrs. EmiIy Jane, White house,
East Bergholt, Colchester
Taylor Ralph Dean, 19 Holly rd.Ipl'lwch
Taylor Richard, 80 Berners st. Ipswch
Taylor R. W. 25 Northga~e st. Bury
Taylor Thomas, 54 Churchgate st.Bry
Teale WaIter, Beyton, Bury
Tearle Mrs. Old Rectory, Barton Mills,
Teesdale Rev. Hugh WaImsley M.A.
Shrub cottage, Foxhall rd. Ipswich
Tempest a.E. 28 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch
Temple Miss,Iona.Berners rd.Felixstw
Temple Mrs. 158 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Temple Thos.5I Fonnereau rd.Ipswich
Temple William, Mo.rieux, Queen'S' rd.
Felixstowe
Tennant Rev.Christopher M.A.,D.O.L.
Vicarage, Darsham, Saxmundham
'fennant Henry, Park farm, Livermere
Parva, Bury
Terry Rev. Charles M.A. Old hall, Tos-
tock, Bury
Tetley Fredk. H. Earsham st. Bungay
Tetsall Ernest P.I5 ·Warwick rd.Ipswch
Tewart Edward Dawson Preston, The
Grange, Withers-field, Newmarket
Thackary Osborn G. Moreton, Quilter
road, Felixstowe
Thain Edward Firman,Glenroy,Gordon
road, Lowestoft
Thellusson Col. Arthur John Bethel
J.P. Great Casino, Aldeburgh RS.O
Theobald Vice-Admiral Charles R The
Cottage, Woodbridge
The(}bald William, Hill side, Creeting
St. Mary, Needham Market
Thirtle T. H. 120 Clapham rd.Lowstft
1'hirtIe Wm. H. 12 North par.Lowstft
Thomas Rev. Davis Lewis, Clare RS.O
Thomas Rev. Lindesay Jackson RD.
Swilland, Ipswich
Thomas David,2I Butter market,Bury
Thomas Miss, Manor ho.Honey hl.Bury
Thompson Rev. Canon Henry RA.
Vicarage, Aldeburgh RS.O
Thompson Rev. Alfred Scott, The Cot-
tage, Rectory street, Halesworth
Thompson Rev. Ernest Pelham Percy
Lee M.A. St. Mary's cottage, Bally-
gate street, Beec1es
Thompson Rev. George Herbert,Vicar-
age, Benhall, Saxmundham
'fhompson Rev. John Elijah M.A.Vicar-
age,Offton, Ipswich
Thompson Alfred, Boxford, Colchester
Thompson Arthur, Eversley, Bath rd.
Felixstowe
Thompson Charles, Fernside, Pakefield,
Lowestoft
Thompson Frederick Langhorne, The
Cot, Rickinghall Inferior, Diss
Thompson Geo. 4 High beach,Felixstw
'Ihompson Mrs. Cavendish RS.O
Thompson Mrs. London road, Brandon
Thompson Mrs.NeedhamMarket R.S.O
Thompson Mrs. I Saddington villas,
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Thompson Mrs.G. The Vines,Brandn
Thompson Rt. S. 36 Berners st. Ipswich
Thompson Robert, 31 Victoria st.Bury
Thompson Robert Geo.I2 St.Edmund's
villas, Fornham road, Bury
Thompson Saml. 9 Nelson ter.Felixstw
'fhompsonW.Haslemere,Bank rd.Ipswh
Thompson Waiter, Rugby villa, Pake-
field, Lowestoft
Thompson William Frederick, The
Gables, Aldeburgoh R.S.O
Thompson-Friend George, I St. Mary's
square, Bury
Thomson Col. Charles William, Bel-
stead lodge, Belstead, Ipswich
Thomson Mrs. 9 Crown street, Bnry
'fhomson William Shephard, 236 Lon-
don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
[ULLY'S
Thonger Capt. Richard Freer, Cumber-
land ho. Cumberland st. Woodbridge
Thonger C. G. Freer M.R.A.C.Colonial
College, Hollesley, Woodbridge
Thornber John William, Fair lawn,Mel-
ford road, Sudbury
Thorne Miss, Clyde cottage, Stratford
St. Mary, Colchester
Thornhill Dowager Lady, Pakenham
lodge, Bury
Thornhill F.W.57 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch
Thornley .Tohn, Bury rd. Stowmarket
Thornton Rev. Henrr Woffenden, Rec-
tory, Athelington, Eye
Thornton Herberl, Clare R.S.O
Thorp Henry John, Granite lodge,
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Thurlow FrederickWilliam,Northleigh,
Violet hill, Stowmarket
Tr.urlow George, Ashe rd. Hacheston,
1Vickham Market
Thurlow Geo. R Bury st. Stowmarket
Thurlow .Tohn T. Temple rd.Stowmrkt
Thurlow Mrs. Bank street,Stowmarket
Thurlow Mrs. High st. Saxmundham
Thurman C. E. 14 New st. Ipswich
Thurston John Simpson, The Rosery,
Four Ashes,Walsham-le-Willows,Bry
Thurston Miss, 140 Woodbridge road,
Ipswich
Thurton Misses, IS High st. Ipswich
Thwaites Henry, The Chestnuts, Earl
Stonham, Stowmarket
Thwaites James, Fuchsia cot. Stanley
avenue, Ipswich
Thwaites 'Ihos. MerIeswood, Sprough-
ton, Ipswich
Tlbbenham Horace, The Paddocks,
Palgrave, Di~s
Tibbenham John,32 Carr street,Ipswch
Tice Mrs. Petistree, Wickham Market
'Iickner Mrs.28 Brooks Hall rd.Ipswch
Tickner Mrs. 31 Fonnerau rd. Ipswich
Tickner W. K. 47 Felixstowe rd.Ipswch
Tidbury Robert M.D., C.M. Borough
Lunatic asylum,Foxhall road,Ipswich
Tidmarsh George.. Surrey cottage,
Combs, Stowmarket
Tidswell Richd. Hy. J.P. Bosmere hall,
Creeting St. l\Iary, Needham Market
Tiffin Mrs. B03:(ord, Colchester
Tighe-Gregory Rev. Allott M.A., LL.B.
Vicarage, Bawdsey, Woodbridge
Till Daniel, Wickham Market
Tillard Edward Rosslyn, Manor house,
Bacton, Stowmarket
Tillbrook Samuel, .7 Victoria st. Bury
Tillett George, 29 Cleveland road,
Kirkley, Loweswft
T'illott Albert, CroW' st. Stowmarket
Tillott Miss, Station road, Beccles
Tillott Mrs. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Tillott T. E. Ipswich rd. Stowmarket
Tilmouth C. 6 Marine par. Lowestoft
Tilmouth W. 98 Albert st. Lowestoft
Tilney Harry, Smallgate st. Becdes
Tindale John, Ilketshall St. Margaret,
Bungay
Tindall Charles, Stanford house, Tun-
stall, \Vickham Market
Tindall F. 76 Albert st. Lowestoft
Tipple F. A.Thoroughfare, Halesworth
Titchmarsh Ellis, 85 Christc1hurch st.
Ipswich
Titchmarsh John Frederick, 47 Fon-
nerau road, Ipswich
Titcomb Edward Charles, Kingswear,
Kirkley Cliff, Lowestoft
Titcombe Rev. JO'hn Charles, Seck-
ford hospital, Woodbridge
Titshall Mrs. 46 St. George's st.Ipswch
Todd Rev. Henry A. Wellc10se square,
Framlingham R.S.O
Todd Rev. Horatio LoveU M.A. Rec-
tory, OecoId, Eye
Todd Frederick, Market place, Had·
leigh R.S.O
Todd George A. Temple rd. Stowmarkt
Todd Henry Phelp, Finndale house,
Grundisburgh, Woodbridge
Todd ~fiss, 92 Chriitchurch st. Ipswch
Todd Mrs. 18 Brentgovel street, Bury
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Todd Robert Charles. Ada house. Lon-
don road south. Kirkley, Lowestoft
ToU Henry, Blyburg-ate street, Becclet;
Tollemache Hon. Douglas Alfred J.P.
South beach, Felixstowe
Tollemache Lord, Helmingham hall.
Stowmarket; Peckforton castle, Tar-
porley, Cbesbire k 61 Cadogan gar-
dens, Chelsea & Carlton & Travellers'
clubs, London S W
Tollemache Hon. Mortimer, Tbe Hop-
leys, Hornings heath, Bury
Tollemache Hon. Stanhope Alfred B.A.
Carob., J.P. North Leigh, Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Tollemache Wm. Augustus,Risby,Bury
Toller R. Cliff boo Holy Wells rd.Ipswch
Toller Samuel, White house, Market
hill, Woodbridge
Tomalin Rev. William, Waveney ter-
race, Bungay
Tomkin Mrs. The Laurels, Higham,
Colchester
Tomkins John Ratford, The Rollies,
Chilton, Sudbury
Tomlinson \V. C. 6 Richmond rd.Ipswch
Tompson Rev. Canon Reginald M.A.
Stoke rectory, Ipswich
Tompson Wm. I Northgate st. Bury
TookI' Rev. William, Clare R.S.O
Toolis Rev. Jobn Daniel, Rectory, Wor-
lington, Soham
Topham Rev. George St. John M.A.
The Rectory, Long Melford R.S.O
Topple John, 46 Palmerston rd. Ipswch
Torney Richard Hastings Swan M.B.,
L.M. Waveney terrace, Bungay
Towers Edwd. Park hOt Saxmundham
Towle Alfred Featherstonhaugh, Fram-
lingham college, Framlingham R.S.O
Towns George, Nayland, Colchester
Townsend C. T. New Cut east, Ipswich
Townsend Joseph Edward, Hammond
hall, Drinkstone, Bury
Toyntee Cecil, Stow park, Bungay
Tracey Humphrey Wingfield L.D.S.
Chantrey house, Hatter street, Bury
Tracey N. 9 Lower Brook st. Ipswich
Tracy Miss, Oak. lodge, Christclhurch
,street, Ipswich
Tracy Miss, Tower hOt New mkt.Becds
Tracy Mrs. Manor ho.Oulton,Lowestoft
Trafford-Rawson Lieut-Col.Henrv.J.P.
Coldham hall, Stanningf..eld, 'Bury
Tremearne A. S. 216 Spring rd. Ipswch
Trenter Robert, 7 Henley road, IpswiCh
Tricker Misses, 357 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Tricker Mrs. Ghilder rd. Stowmarket
Tri('ker Saml. 20 Palmerston rd. Ipswch
Tricker Stewart, 81 Whitin~ st. Bury
Tripp Harry Edwin, 80 High street,
Lowestoft
Trodd William Tunstall. 2 St. Nicholas
place, Silent street, Ipswich
TrollopI' C. 100 Beresford rd. Lowestoft
Trollope Charles, Glenrose, Broughton
road, Ipswich
Trory Robert, The Cedars, London
road, Brandon
Trott John Charles, 12 Brook~s RaIl
road, Ipswich
Trotter 'V. O. Oak house, Brandon
Tuck Rev. Julian George M.A. Rec-
. tory, Tostock, Bury
Tuck Cyril, Milt-on house, Ipswich st.
Stowmarket
Tuck Misses, Market pI. HaleswortL
Tuddenlham A. Quilter rd. Felixstowe
Tnddenham Edwd. Lyndhurst, Gains-
borough road, Felixstowe
Tunmer Henry George, Netherlands,
Norwich road, Ipswich
Tunmer Mrs. Bury lodge, St. Ed-
mund's road, Ipswich
Tunmer Mrs. Ruby lodge, Peasenhall,
Saxmundham
Tunmer Mrs. 106 Christcburch street,
Ipswich'
Turner Rev. Canon George Francis
M.A., J.P. The Rectory, Bradfield
St. George, Bury
SUFFOLK. • WAK 413
Turner Rev. ~Iichael, Redgrave, Diss Upcher Rev. Abbot Roland M.A. Reo-
Turner R9v. Richard Spencer B.A. Rec- tory, Halesworth
tory, Huntingfield, Halesworlh Upson M.rs. Chilton, Sudbury
Turner Rev. T. D., )I.A. London road, Utley Miss, Alexandra road, Beccles
Beccles' Utting Mrs. 16 Stan~ey st. Lowestoft
Turner Alan, 7 Lower Brook st. Ipswcb Vaile Rev. Arthur M.A, Vicarage~
Turner Andrew Dunn M.B., C.M. 1 Exning, Newm.arket
'Waverley villas, l"elixstowe Valpy Mrs. 19 Stour street, Sudbury
Turner Arth. 30 Warnngton rd. Ipswcb Van DenBergh Rev.A.W.,Th.A.K.C.L.
Turner Charles, Antrim bouse, Fin- The Vicarage, 19 Henley rd.Ipswicb
borough road, Stowmarket Vand'enburgh 'Mrs. 17 Willoughby rd.
Turner Edward Rush, Clare lodge, Stoke, Ipswich
Henley road, Ipswich Vanneck Hon. Anne J. Heveningham
Turner Fredk. 15 High st. Haverhill ball, Saxmundham
Turner Frederick, Park side, \Vester- Vanneck Hon. Frances, Heveningbam
field road, Ipswich hall, Saxmundbam
Turner Frederick Harry, Tbe Gotbics, Vanneck Hon.William Arcedeckne,Tbe
East Bergholt, Colchester Cupola, Leiston R..S.O
Turner Frederick William, Ravenhill, Varley George B.A.Oxon. Church st.
Tuddenbam road, Ipswich Lavenham R.S.O
Turner George, 47 Bolton la. Ipswicb Varvell Geo. A. Neatgate st. Bungay
Turner George Jobn Kemp M.B. 91 Vatcher Rev. .Tames Raynold Morley
London road, Lowestoft M.A. The Vicarage, Clare R.S.O
Turner Henry, 10 Albert street, Bury Vawdrey Rev. John Cossham M.A. 79
Turner H. I Old Butter market, Ipswch Albert street, Lowestoft
TUTI!er Hug-h, Park pI. Bentley, Ipswch Venables Rev. Canon George S.C.L.,.
Turner J. M.Firbank, l}alton rd.Ipswcb F.R.A.S. Rectory, Burgh Cast:e~
Turner Joseph, 4. Grove rd. Lowestoft Yarmouth
Turner Leonard, Beaumaris house, Venn Edwd.B. Thoroughfare,Woodbdg
Anglesea road, Ipswich Venn Miss, The Lodge, Freston,Ipswh
Turner Miss, 5 Bank street, Ipswich Vercoe Miss, 2 Carol villas, Cauldwell
Turner Miss, 3 St. Margaret's terrace, Hall road, Ipswich
Church road, Lowestoft Vere John, '252 London road south~
Turner Mrs. 23 Alpe street, IpswiCh Kirkley, Lowestoft
Turner Mrs. Childer rd. Stowmarket Vere-Jones H. Pakefield, Lowestoft
Turner Mrs. Church street, Had- Verlander Charles, Bridge ·street, Had-
leigh R.S.O leigh R.S.O
Turner Mrs.Fore st. Framlnghm.R.S.O Vidal Rev. F. P., M.A.Rectory,Creet-
Turner Mrs.Genista,Graham rd.Ipswch ing St. Mary, Needham Market
Turner Mrs. 77 London rd. Lowestoft Vinall J. Kensington hOt Felixstowe
Turner Mrs. Meadow side, Grundis- Vince L. Benton ha. Hadleigh IR.S.O
burgh, Woodbridge Vince Mrs. 18 St. George's st.Ipsweb
Turner Mrs. 141 Norwich rd. Ipswich Vincent Charles C, 106 Withersfield
Turner Mrs. Frank C. 162 London road, HaverhEl
road, Lowestoft Vincent George M.D. North lodge~
Turner Pierson, Lonsdale house, Bel- Anglesea road, Ipswich
stead road. Ipswich Vincent H. H. London rd, Lowestoft
Turner Robert Edwin, Elmsett gate, Vincent J. Needham Market R.S.O
Hadleigh Vincent Mrs. ll'ielll cot, Wrentham~
Turner Spencer R. Hunston, Bury Wangford R.S.O
St. Edmunds Vincent Mrs. Hamlet road, Haverhill
Turner Stanley, Swan's nest, Wester- Vincent-Fernie Rev. iJohn Francis RA.
field road, Ipswich Rougham, Bury
Turner W. The Hollies,Melton,Woodbdg Vipan J. 248 Woodbridge rd. Ipswich
Turner Walton, Brakefield, Westerfield Visinand Miss, Hunston hall, Bury
road, Ipswich Vulliaroy A. F. 20 Up. Brook st.Ipswch
Turner William, Sunny~ide, EYQ Vulliamy L. H. 20 Up. Brook st. Ipswh
Turner William, The Acacias, Ipswich Waddington Spencer Beauchamp J.P.
road, Stowmarket The Lodge, Thurston, Bury
Turtel G. Bridge st. Wickham Market Wade Miss, London road, Haleswortb
Tuttle E. 4 Commercial rd. Lowestoft Wade Miss, White house, Saxmundhm
Tweed T. G. 9 Palmerston rd. Ipswich Wade Mrs. Westgate terrace, Long
Twitchett Frank R. Market place, Melford R.S.O
Clare R.S.O Wade Paget, Elmsley, Yoxford, Sax-
Twitchett Freeland, Fern villa, Mel- mundham
ford road, Sudbury Wade William., Violet hill, Stowmarket
Tydeman Edward, Bury st. Stowmarket Wade Wiliam Henry, I Louth villas".
Tydeman William, Fernleigh, Ipswich Melford road, Sudbury
street, Stowmarket Waglyn James, Flixton road, Bungay-
Tydeman William, jun. Denmark Wainwright Rev. Arnold Wm. M.A.
house, Bury street, Stowmarket Rectory, Iken, Wickham Market
Tyers J. T. 244 Woodbridge rd. Ipswch Wainwright Alfred, West tower, Nor-
Tyler Alfred Herbert, 21 Cleveland rd. wich road, Ipswich
Kirkley, Lowestoft Wainwright Harry, Botesdale, Diss
Tyler Mrs. 10 Grosvenor road, Kirk- Wainwright John, I Spring rd.Ipswch.
ley, Lowestoft Wainwright Miss, 21 Warrington rd.
Tyler Wm. 40 Burlington rd. Ipswich Ipswich
Tyson W., M.B. 109 London rd.Lowstft Wainwright ':Misses,I5 'Churchgate st•.
Underhill S. V. H. The Hospital, Bury Bury
Underwood Albert Henry, 3 Westerfield Wainwright ~Irs. 16 Beach rd.Lowestft.
road, Ipswich Wainwright Percy Flindell, Crescent,
Underwood B. Needham Market R.S.O house, Crescent road, Ipswich
Underwood Edwin Parsons, Cliff cot- Wainwright Samuel Frederick, 29
tagI', Holy Wells road, Ipswich Westerfield road, Ipswich
Underwood Ernest,I5 Bolton la.Ipswch Wainwright W. 25 Westerfield road~
Underwood Henry, Cavendish house, Ipswich
Westerfield road, Ipswich Wake Owen, 5 St. Edmund's villas.
Underwood Henry, Fornham cottage, Fornham road, Bury
Fornham St..Martin, Bury Wakefield J.B. 79 Risbygate st. Bury
Unsworth Robert, The Cottage, Wil- Wakelin Mrs. Bures road, Great Cor-
loughby road, Ipswich nard, Sudbury
Unwin F. D. Withersfield rd.Haverhill. Wakelin Mrs. Norton, Bury
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Wakerley Arthur, Gedding hall, Bury
Walford Rev. Wm. Stewart, 23 Low.
Brook street, Ipswich
Walford James Hare, Altern place,
Tuddenham Toad, Ipswich
Walford Miss,29 PaImerston rd.Ipswch
Walker Rev. C. A. Station rd. Beccles
Walker Rev. Henry Aston M.A. Vicar-
age, Chattisham, Ipswich
Walker Rev. In. M.A. Rectory, Brad-
well, Yarmouth
Walker Rev. Saint George M.A. Rec-
tory, EIveden, Thetford
Walker CaIeb, 49 Berners st. Ipswich
'Valker CharlesThomas ,Watts,99 C:ap-
bam road, Lowestoft
Walker H. B. 84 London Td. Lowestft
Walker J. F. 122 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh
Walker Jacob, 4 Royal ter. Lowestoft
Walker Miss, Broad street, Bungay
Walker Misses, Leigh-Court, London
road south, KirkIey, Lowestoft
Walker Misses, IRosemary vils. Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Walker Mrs.q ·St. John's ter.Wdbrdg
'Walker Mrs. Frances, Gothic house,
St. John's road, Ipswich
Walker Mrs. G. 59 London rd'. Ipswch
Walker Thomas J. Brundish lodge,
Framlingham R.IS.O
Walker WiI:iamDavid, Ollands house,
L:>wer Olland street, Bungay
Walker William J. Sunnyside, Great
Bealings, Woodbridge
Wall Rev. Goo. Fredk. Bardwell,Bury
Wall Mrs. Park view, Yoxford, Sax-
mundham
WaIler Rev. Thomas Henry RA. Rec-
tory, Waldringfield, Woodbridge
WaIler Hy. G. 8 Pier ter. Lowestoft
Wilier In. A. Drinkstone ldg. Bury
WalleI'Miss, East Bergholt, Colchester
Waller Mrs. Ivy house, Saxmundham
WaIler Mrs. The Grove, Little BeaI-
. ings, Woodbridge
WaIler Mrs. 3 Warwick road, Ipswich
Waller Wm.Beeeh lawn, Saxmundham
Wallis Arthur Henry, Rose cottage,
CDmbs, Stowmarket
'Wallis E. D. St.Minver, Leiston R.S.O
Wal:is Thomas, Myrtledene, Alde-
burgh R.S.O
Wallis William, 25 Alpe st~eet, Ipswich
:Walne Thos. The Elms, .stowmarket
Walpole Conrad J. Beyton ldg. Bury
Walpole H. O. C. Guildhall st. Bury
WVaIpole Harry Orford Calibut, Forn-
ham .st. ,Martin, Bury
Walpo~e W.T. Poplar ho.Beyton, Bury
WaIpole Wm. Hy. 41 Henley rd.Ipswch
Walsh Rev. Henry ,William M.A. Mel-
ton, Woodlbridge
Walter G., J.P. Redgrave hall, Diss
WaIters Hy. C. 2 Albert cres. Bury
'VaIton Frank N.Blyburgate st.Beccles
Walton H. Jas. 5 Waterloo rd.Ipswich
WaIton J. P. ·Blyburgate st. Becc:es
'Valton S. 34 Marine par. Lowestoft
Wanford Walter, Cornard road, Great
ComaI'd, ,Sudbury . Kirkley, Lowestoft
Warburton WilIiam Edwin, Henham
villa, Bardolph road, Bungay
Ward Col. Theodore Methuen, Abbots'
lodge, Sibton, ISaxmundham
Ward Capt. Tbos. R.~. St. Andrew's,
Belstead road, Ipswich
Ward Alfred, Wickham Market
Ward Chas. 88 Denmark rd. Lowestft
Ward David, Long Melford RS.O
'Yard Francis. 37 Bolton lane, Ipswich
Ward Fras. M.D. 22 'Museum st.Ipswh
Ward Franeis Charles, 3 St. Helens
street, Ipswich.
Ward Frank,Ohilton house,Finborough
road, Stowmarket
Ward Frank Fowler RA.,M.B. 32 Ber-
ners street, Ipswich
Ward George John, Deben house,
TrimIey 1St. Marlin S.O
Ward Henry, 10 Arnold: .st._ Lowestoft
'Va.rd Henry D. Childer rd. Stowmrkt
WnTa Hy. ParkeT', 43 Bolton la.Ipswch
• SUFFOLK.
Ward John, 21 Warwick rd. Ipswich
Ward Lewis, Morton house, Morton
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Ward M. Hazelmere,Aldeburgh R.S.O
Ward Mrs. Bures ,St. Mary R.S.O
Ward Mrs. 3 Hungate street, Beccles
Ward Mrs. The Cedars, London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Ward Mrs. Valley house, Needham
Market R.S.O
Ward Thomas, Ranelagh, RaneIagh
road, Felixstowe
Ward William, Long Melford B.S.O
Ward WilIiam, 2 Trinity terrace, Flix-
ton road, Bungay
Warden Miss, 49 High street, Ipswich
Ware Miss, Cemetery rd. Ixworth,Bry
Warford Ernest, Jesmond Dene, Pake-
field, Lowestoft
Warford William T. Ferndale, Pake-
field, Lowestoft
Waring Rich8ll'd W. 'Cavendish R.S.O
Warman Rev. John Seager M.A. Ree-
tory, BoxfDrd, Colchester
Warman William, Swiss cottage,
Pakefield street, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Warn Charles, ~ Cobbold st. Ipswich
Warne Arthur, Dodding house, St.
John's road, Ipswich
Warne Arthur, Melrose cottage, Bram-
fDrd road, Ipswich
Warner Francis, Naeton, Ipswich
Warner H. 41 Burrell road, Ipswich
Warner Thomas M.D. 12 Museum st.
Ipswich
Warner W. G. Crow st. Stowmarket
Warnes D. C. Bramford lodge, Ipswich
Warnes Harold, Cranley grange, Eye
Warnes Wm. Duke's ,bridge, Bunogay
Warns Miss,83 Clapham rd. Lowestoft
Warren Rev. Frederic~ Edward RD.,
F.S.A. Bardwell, Bury
Warren Rev. William, The .Hall, Wat-
tisfield, Diss
Warren Arthur B. EImswell, Burv
Warren Fred, Elmswell, Dury . lreIham Mrs. Rose villa, Creeting St.
Warren Green Fenning, 72 Lower Or-
well street, Ipswich
Warren H. C. 30 Warwick rd. Ipswich
Warren Mrs. Albert place, Framling-
ham R.S.O
Warren R. 17 Foundation st. Ipswich
Warren Saml. 54 Berners st. IpswiCh
Warren Wm. The Ferns, Stoke, Clare
Warren Wm. Geo. Elmswell, Bury
Warwick Perc:, Quay st. Halesworth
Wash· Miss, 37 Grosvenor road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Wa;hington Rev. Adam M.A. Rectory,
Boyton, Woodbridge
Waspe Miss, II2 London I'd. Ipswich
Waspe The Misses, Ash house, Melton,
Woodbridge
Waspe Mrs. StanIey house, Me:ton,
'Woodbridge
Waterfield Rev. Henry Brooke B.A.
The Rosary, Fornham All ,Saints,
Bury.
Waters Albert, 347 London road south,
Waters iHerbert Ernest, 132 Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Watkins Rev. Edwin Arthur, Vicar-
age, Ubbeston, Saxmundham
Watkins Eldred, Dunclutha, Oban
street, Ipswich
Watkins Jsph. Claydon hall, IpswiCh
Watkins Mrs. Carisbrook~, 'Vester-
field road, Ipswich
Watkins William E. Weyburn, Redan
street, Ipswich
Watkins William Geo. Church st. Eye
WatIing Mrs.Fairfield rd.Saxmundham
Watson Rev. Arthur Hawtrey M.A.
Rectory, Nacton, Ipswich
Watson Rev.H.W. Rendham, Sxmndhm
Watson Rev. Herbert M.A. Rectory,
Cransford, Framlingham R.S.O
Watson Henry, Walnut Tree farm,Wat-
tisfield, Diss
Watson James, Station road, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
[KELLY'S
'Watson John T. Lothing villa, Oulton
Broad, Lowestoft
Watson Jsph. 106 London rd. Ipswich
Watson L. A. 102 Albert st. Lowestoft
Wllitson Mrs. 8r Berners st Ipswich
Watson Wm.32 Maynewater la. Bury
Watson Wm. 41 Orford st. Ipswich
Watts Rev. A., RA. Beck row, Soham
Watts Edgar, Trinity street, Bungay
Watts Mrs. 27 Well street, Bury
Watts Wm. 2 Royal ter. FeIixstowe
lVawman Wi1liam, BrookIands, RusselI
road, Felixstowe
Wa~"IDan Rev. John William M,A.
Groton, Colchester
Wayman Francis C. Stour house,
Clare B.S.O
Webb Rev. Albert Bmoke M.A. Rec-
tory, Dallinghoo, Wickham Market
Webb Benjamin James, Commemora-
tion villa, Nacton road, Ipswich
Webb C. Bayments. StansfieId, Clare
Webb Joseph V. Combs, Stowmarket
Webb W. J. Cumberland st. lVDodbdg
Webber iRev. William Alexander,
Brent Eleigh, Lavenham R.S.O
Webber Mrs. Albion house, Wenhas-
ton, Halesworth
lVebster Capt. John, The Villa,
Exning, Newmarket
Webster Mrs. I Ocean ter. Felixstowe
Weetman Mrs.249 Ranelagh rd.Ipswch
lVeir Octavius, Valley house, Stratford
St. Mary, CDlchester
WeIburn Miss'31 Westerfield rd.Ipswch
Welch Mrs. Yaxley hall, Eye
Welchman F. R. Oulton hall, Lowestft
Weld-BIundell Rev. Henry R, O.S.B.
St. Benet's priory, Beccles
Welford Richard William, Lyndhurst,
Aldeburgh R.S.O
.Welham Geo. 56 Victoria st. Bury
Wellam John, The Myrtles, Kirkley
Cliff road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
1Yelham Mrs. 6 Northgate street, Bury
Mary, Needham Market
WeHer-PoleyJ.G.,J.P.Boxted hall,Bury
Weller-Poley Waiter Jobnson J.P.
Edwardstone house, Colchester
Wellesley Major Gerald VaIerian, 14
~orthgate street, Bury
'Vellingham Mrs. John, I I Kensington
terrace, Pakefield rd.Kirkly.Lowstft
Wells Eugene J.P. The Vale, Buxhall,
Stowmarket
Wells J. III Felixstowe rd. Ipswich
Wells Josiah, Indian villa, Felixstowe
road, IpswiCh
Wells Rd. E. High st. Saxmundham
Wells W. W., J.P.NeedhamMkt.R.S.O
'VeIstead Francis Augustus Sydney,
Little Beville, Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Welton Charles, Edgbaston, AIex-
andra road, Lowestoft
Welton Mrs. :I51 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Welton W. W. Farlingay haJI,Wdbrdge
Went Miss, 23 St. John's rd. Ipswich
Went Wm. 82 New Cut west, Ipswich
'Yentworth Thomas Frederick Charles
Vernon M.A., J.P. BIackheath, Fris-
tDn, Saxmundham; &; Aldeburgh
IodIZe, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Wernham E. 15 Ashmere gro. Ipswich
West Rev. Augustus Pakenham Fitz-
gerald M.A. Vicarage, Edwardstone,
Colchester
West Rev. William RA. Rectory,
Rendlesham, Woodhridge
'Vest Charles, 6 York' road, Ipswich
West John, CDddenham, Ipswich
West Joseph BishDp, Mistley, Russell
road, Ipswich
West Mrs. 3 Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswich
lVest Mrs. 88 London road, Ipswich
West Mrs. 73 London road south,Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
West Mrs. Onleyldg.CoQwper rd.Ipswch
West Mrs. 20 Stour street, Sudbury
Westcott Edmund William Martyn
Wynn, Anglesea road, Ipswich
'Westcott George, I Star lane, Ipswich
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'Westcott George John Biles M.A. WhittinO' Capt. ~Iaclaine, Manor ho. Wilson Re\'. John Robt. M.A. Rectory,
Grammar school, Woodbridge Spexh°all, Haleswo·rth C~l\'endish R.S.O
Westhorp Mrs. Sterli~g, 78 Christ- Whittle George, Babergh hall, Great Wilson Rev. Peter B.D. Rectory, Har-
church street, IpswIch Waldingfield, 8udbury grave, Bury
Weston M1'S. 63 Churchgatest. Bury Whittle Misses, Pound hall, Long Wilson Rev. Thos. •
Holt M.A. Rectorv,
•
Westropp Charles Henry, Melford pI. Melford R.S.O Redgrave, Diss
Long Melford RS.O Whittle T.,RA.Eastward iHo,Felixstw Wilson Rev. Wm. Linton M.A. South
'\Vestrup Miss, 30 Well street, Bury Whitwell James Richard M.B. County Elmham All Saints, Halesworth
Wetherall William, Pakefield, Lowestoft Asylum, Melton, Woodbridge • Wilson Arthur Maitland D.L., J.P.
Wethey J.F.270 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Whorlow Mrs. Kentish lodge, Sudbury Stowlangtoft hall, Bury
Wetmon Chas. E. 13 Friar st. Ipswich Whymark Benj. 83 York rd. Ipswich Wilson Charles James, Fern villa, Gt.
Whaite Frederick, 'The Bank house, Whymark Mrs. 77 Victoria st. Ipswich Cornard, Sudbury
Broad street, Eye Wicke Miss, Ufford, Woodbridge Wilson Christopher, 3 Prairie, Lowestft
Whaites R. T. 4 Burlington rd.Ipswich Wickengl Mrs. 56 Marine par.Lewestoft Wilson Fdk. ,\Ym. M.P., J.P. Highrow,
'Whayman Miss, Regent st. Stowmarkt Wicks Ezekiel, 16 Victoria street,Bury Felixstowe; & Reform club,LndnSW
Whayman O·wen .Henry, 48 Lorne Park Widdows Misses, 12 ,\Vindsor road, 1Yilson George Holt D.L., J.P. Broom
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft hills; Botesdale, Diss
Whear John, 2 Victoria villas, Wigg Arthur, 323 London road south, Wilson George Rowland Holt B.A., J.P.
Hospital road, Bury Kirkley, Lowestoft Hinderclay hall, Diss
Wheateroft Mrs. 3 Henley villas, Wigg Miss, 26 GoOOon rd. Lowestoft Wilson John, Rochester house, Pake-
Unity road, Stowmarket Wigg Wm. B. I41 Cemetery rd.Ipswich field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Wheatland John, Mill hill, Honing- Wiggin John O. 3 Crane hill, Ipswich Wilson Miss, Flixton road, Fungay
wn, Bury· Wightman E. H. Market pI. Bungay Wilson Miss, The Cot. Redgrave, Diss
Wheatley J. 145 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Wild Rev. Ernest John M.A. Rectorv, ,\Vilson Mrs. I I Bolton lane, Ipswich
'Wheeler Frdk. 64 Friars st. Sudbury Rattlesden, Bury • Wilson Mrs. Chilton cot. Clare It. S.O
Wheeler G. H. Albert crescent, Bury Wild Mrs. Ellough hall, Beccles Wilson Mrs. Easthouse, George street,
'Wheeler George, 24 Albert street, Bury Wilder Rev. Wm. Burnard Chichester Hadleigh R. S. 0
"Wheeler Mrs. Stour villa, Melford B.A. Rectory, Gt.Bradley,Newmrkt Wilson Mrs. Fitz-Roy,167 Woodbridge
road, Sudbury '\Vilding D. Bay 10. Belstead rd.Ipswich . road, Ipswich
Whelan Rev. William Joseph Frazer WildingMrs.2sChristchurch st.Ipswch Wilson Mrs. Manor house, Cumber-
D.D. I Neale street, Ipswich Wilding WaIter William, 242 Wood- land street, Woodbridge
Whieldon Mrs. Camden house, Carlton bridge road, Ipswich ·WilsonP.H.Rosleyn ho.Hadleigh R.S.O
Colville, Lowestoft Wilkes Henry E. Linden house, Ips- 'Wilson R Reydon. Wangford RS.O
Whiling George, Palgrave, Dis's wich road, Stowmarket Wilson Rowland Holt, Breckey Lay,
'\Vhincop Mrs. 298 London road south, Wilkes Robert E. Linden house, Ips- Nowton, Bury
Kirkley, Lowestoft wich road, Stowmarket Wilson Sid. 16 Palmerston rd. Ipswich
Whipps G. F. Out Northgate, Bury Wilkin A. H. 73 Victoria st. Ipswich Wilson Spencer HorMe, Ivydene house,
Whisstock Miss, Dorie pI.Woodbridge Wilkin RH. Wickham brook,Newmarkt Great Cornard, Sudbury
"Vhistle~raft Mrs. Bishop's hill,Ipswch WilkinW.L.Wickham brook,Newmarkt Wilson W. E. S., J.P. Friar's hall,
Wbitaker Rev. George Ayton M.A. Wilkins E. 3 Waveney drive, Lowestoft Hadleigh RS.O
Rectory, Henstead, Wangford R.S.O Wilkins Leonard,67 London rd.Ipswich Wilson-Maitland Joseph, Hall farm,
Whitaker George William. Halifax ho. Wilkins ~Iiss, Southfield house, AIde- Langham, Bury
Wherstead road, Ipswich burgh RS.O Wilson-Maitland Mrs. Langham hall,
Whitbread Col. H., C.B., D.L., J.P. Wilkins Mrs. 29 Alma street,Lowestoft Bury
Loudham park, Petistree, Wickham Wilkinson Rev.AlfredA. Lawshall,Bury Wilton Harry, 3 Myrtle villas, Colville
Market Wilkinson Rev. Anthony AThStruther road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
White Capt. Joesph Harry Lachlan, L. Th. Hintlesham, Ipswich Wilton William John, Wilmangton,
Bredfield ho. Bredfield, Woodbridge Wilkinson Rev. Arthur, Epworth, Park London 00. sth. Kirkley, Lowestoft
White Rev. Arthur Keble M.A. Rec- road, Lowestoft Wiltshire C. H. Bradwell ho.Yarmouth
tory, Great Saxham, Bury Wilkinson Rev. Horace Ricardo RA. Wiltshire Mrs. Rosebank, Aldeburgh
''''hite Rev. John l\LA., J.P. Rec- Vicarage, Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchstr R.S.O
tory, Chevington, Bury Wilkinson Rev. WaIter George M.A. Winder George, 4 Alpe street,Ipswich
White Edw.i. 20 Clarkson st. Ipswich Eaton house, Aldeburgh R.S.O Windsor Miss, The Limes, Redgrave,
'White Horace B.Danecroft,Finborough Wilkinson John, Ashmans rd. Beccles Diss
road, Stowmarkot Wilkinson Mrs. 9 Risbygate st. Bury Winearls Mrs. 260 London road,
~hite James, 2 Claremont villas, Free- Wilkinson P. 21 Ashmere gro. Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft
mantle road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Willett Sa:nI. B. I Russell rd. Ipswich Wing Rev. Richard Plowman B.A.
White John, Battlies, Rougham, Bury Willev John, The Villa, Stonham Rose cottage, Cookley, Halesworth
White John, Elmroyd, Park rd.Ipswch Aspall, Stowmarket Wing 0.10 St.Andrew·s st.north,Bury
White John Richard, 31 Lower Brook Williams Lieut. John Owen RN. 2 Wing Miss, 2 Chequer square, Bury
street, Ipswich Alexandria villas, Aldeburgh RS.O Wing Miss, Wetherden, Stowmarket
White John William, 32 Well sLBury Williams ·Rev. !>avid Beseley, Wrent- Wing'field Rev. Lewis William B.A.
White Mrs. Bredfield ho. Woodbridge ham, Wangford RS.O Wrentham., WangfoOO RS.O
White Mrs. Pound street, Halesworth Williams Rev.H.,M.A.UffoOO,Woodbdg Winks Thomas, Hampton house,
White R H. Boulge hall, Woodbridge 'Williams Rev. William Thomas RA. Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
WhiteRbt.E.,J.P.Boulge hall,Woodbdg Rectory, Bradfield, Bury Winn Arthur Thomas, Aldeburgh cot.
White Thomas Girling, Hazeldell, Williams C. W. Castle st. Woodbriclge Aldeburgh R.S.O
Sproughton, Ipswich Williams Charles,33 Harringer rd.Bury Winson C. Trevelyan,Station rd.Beccls
White William Orford, St. Nicholas pI. Williams D.Peewit frm.Walton,Ipswch Wintle Mrs.82 Christchurch st.Ipswich
Silent street, Ipswich Williams Frederick George, Clevedon 1Viseman Miss,I6 Anglesea. rd.Ipswch
'Vhitehead E. 114 London rd. Ipswich· villa, Stevenson road, Ipswich Wiseman Miss, Coddenham, Ipswich
·Whitelaw H. M. Childer rd.Stowmarkt Williams Miss, 25 Grosvenor road, Wiseman Miss, 14 Windsor road, Kirk-
Whiting Geo. Wm. Childer rd.Stwmkt Kirkley, Lowestoft ley, Lowestoft
'Whiting .Mrs. Moor hall, Clare Williams Mrs. 7 Spring road, Ipswich Wisken A. Ivy cot. Trinity st. Bungay
Whitlock Mrs. Sew~ll villa, Great Williams Thomas, The Priory, Wrent· Wisken Miss, Trinity street, Bungay
Cornard, Sudbury ham, Wangford R.S.O Wodehouse Rev. Armine, Rectory,
,\Yhitmarsh Charles E. 217 Cauldwell Williamson Rev. Wm. Henry, Vicarage Chelmondiston, Ipswich
Hall road, Ipswich road, Ipswich Wodehouse Chas. Abbey ruins, Bury
Whitmore Arth. 124 HGrvey st.Ipswch Williamson Mrs. Mells Hill farm,Wen- Wolfe Mrs. A. Henley hall, Ipswich
'Whitmore B.4C0rporation rd.Southwld haston, Halesworth Wollaston D. O. 30 Fonnereau road,
Whitmore F. W. 7 Ocean ter.Felix"tw Williment G. Burrell rd.Stoke,Ipswch Ipswich
'Whitmore Frederick Wm. jun. Ren- Willis Rev.R.E. Wherstead rd.Ipswich Wolno Miss, 20 Gt. Colman st. Ipswich
mark house, Ranelagh rd.Felixstowe Willis William Dennis. The Chestnu!f;s, Wolston Ohristopher, .Hope house,
Whitmore Mrs. Kilbank, Blyburgate Cretingham, Framlingham &S.O Yoxford, Saxmundham
street, Beccles Willson H.R.South entrance,Sxmndhm Wolton C. S., J.P. Ixworth, Bury
Whitmore T. B. 106 Hervey st. Ipswich Wilmer Capt. William, The Retreat, Wolton Horace, Fernlev • •
house, Cres-
WhitmoreW.J.Ashe view,Wickhm.Mkt Yoxford, Saxmundham cent road, IPSWICh
-"'hitmore William Henry, 5 Holton Wilmhurst Mrs. Shafto cottage, Quay Wolton Miss, I IHolmwood villas, Mel-
terrace, .Holton, Halesworth street, Woodbridge ton, W oodbridge
Whitm1re ,\Villiam N., J.P. Snowdon Wilson Col. T. London road, Beccles Wolton Miss, St. John's, 'Woodbridge
till, Wickham )Iarket Wilson Rev. James ~I.A. Barking, Wolton Mrs. The Lodge, Bradfield St.
Needham :Market Clare, Bury
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Wolton William Robert, West Garth,
St. Joh~'s road, Ipswich
Wombwell Capt. Reginald A.. Bovill's
hall, Gazeley, Newmarket
Wood Rev. Charles R()bert M.A.
Rectory, Bredfield, Woodbridge
Wood Rev. A. R. 25 Bolton la. Ipswich
Wood Rev. Fred~rick M.A. Rectory,
Erwarton, IpswIch
Wood Rev. James Russell M.A., LL.D.
The Rectory, Bey too, Bury
Wood Rev. W. Vicarage, Mildenhall
Wood Rev. William Joell, Vicarage,
Ilketshall St. Andrew, Bungay
Wood Rev. William Watson RA.
Rectory, Easton, Wickham Market
Wood Arthur Herbert Edward, Suu-
borne hall, Wickham :Market
Wood Arthur Thorley, Elm house,
Museum street, Ipswich
Wood F. G. W. Grafton house,BrandQn
Wood Francis John Woodhouse, The
Croft, Melton, Woodbridge
Wood George J.P. Norfolk ho.Brandon
Wood J. Barlow, Dry Bridge lodge,
Woodbridge
'Wood John M.A., D.L., J.P. Hen-
grave hall, Bury
Wood In. 5 Windsor rd.Kirldey,Lwstft
Wood Misses, Market hl. Woodbridge
Wood Mrs. Connaught house, Brandon
Wood Mrs. Fir Tree ter..HadleighR.S.O
Wood Mrs. Melton hall, Wood bridge
W·ood Mrs. J. Thetford road, Brandon
Wood Mrs. Wm. The Elms, Brandon
Wood O. R. M. Woolpit, Bury
Wood W. &. Suffolk house, Brandon
Woodcock Rev. James Thomas B.A.
Needham Market R.8.0
Woodcock F. W.9I Beresford rd.Lwstft
Woodcock Richard William, ,sunny-
meade, Aldeburgh R.S.O
Woodforde Mrs. O. E. Brook house,
Long Melford Ia.S.O
Woodgate Miss, II6 Bramford I'd.
Ipswich
Woodgate Misses, Waverley villa,
Montague road, Felixstowe
Woodhouse H. J. 26 Berners st.Ipswch
Wooding William Benjamin, Aston
lodge, London road, Lowestoft
Woodmancy Edward Hanneth, Nel-
holme, Victoria street, Felixstowe
Woodroffe William Thomas, Home-
side, Blyburgate street, Beccles
Woodruff Rev. A. W., M.A. Walbers-
wick, Southwo·ld
Woods Col. Thomas, Rose cottage,
Church road, Lowestoft
Woods Rev. A. E. 25 Bolton la. Ipswich
Woods A.lngate lo.Ingate rd. Beccles
Woods A. E. G1ovelly, Redan st.lpswch
Woods Charles, 17 Spring rd. IpswiCh
Woods F. 'V. Market place, Had-
leigh &.S.O
Woods Fredk. Kessingland, Lowestoft
Woods Harry, 33 Grosvenor road,
Kirld.ey, Lowestoft
Woods James Thomas, Park hill,
Oulton, Lowestoft
Woods In. B. 55 Victoria street, Bury
Woods Mrs. 230 London road south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Woods Mrs. Market place, Had-
leigh &.8.0
Woods Mrs. Richmond house, Fress-
ingfield, Harleston
Woods Mrs. E. H. Salisbury house,
Angles ea road, Ipswich
Woods Thomas, Beech terrace, Creet-
ing St. Mary, Needham Market
SUFFOLK. [ KELL y' S COURT DIRECTORY.]
Woods Thoma·s H. J.P. Blundeston Wright Misses, 9 Victoria. street, Bury
hall, Lowestoft· Wright Mrs. Eastgate house, East lilt.
Wuods William Hunter, 12 Redan Sudbury
street, Ipswich Wright Mrs. The Larches, Westerfield,
Woodthorpe Miss, Northgate street, Ipswich
Beccles Wngbt Mrs. 7 Lorne road, Southwold
Woodward Mrs.Linstead Parva,Hlswth Wright Mrs. North parade, Lowestott
Woodward Stephen Kerridge, Wether- Wright Mrs. Prospect place, Wingfield
ingsett lodge, Stowmarketstreet, Bungay
Wooler Amos, 47 Windsor road, Wright Mrs. Victoria road, Woodbridge
Kirkley, Lowestoft Wright IWbert, 61 Victoria st. Bury
Woollard Mrs. IS Crown street, Bury Wright William, 20 Argyle st. Ipswich
Woollett S. W. 47 High st. Southwold Wright W. 13 Burlington rd. Ipswich
Woolley Rev. Horace Bernard M.A. St. Wright William, Dennington, Fram-
Andrews, Mill street, Mildenhall Jingham R.S.O
WQolley Mrs. Burnt Oak, East Berg- Wright Wm. I l Grove road, Lowestoft
holt, Colchester Wright William, The Hollies, Fair-
Woolner Capt. Henry, Gwyndee lodge, close road, Beccles
Norwich road, Ipswich Wright Wm. Aldis, London rd. Beccles
Woolner Miss, Bateman's villa, Wright William Henry, The Hollies,
Newton road, Ipswich Newton road, Sudbury
Woolnough Francis, Church st. Eye Wrightson L. R 17 Friars st. Sudbury
Woolnough Frank, South view, 'fud- Wrightson Richard Blayney RA.,M.D.
denham road, Ipswich Clare house, A.ldeburgh &.8.0
Woolnough Geo. 8heepgate st. Beccles Wrinch A. Hillcrest,Paget rd. Ipswich
Woolnough Misses, 28 Angel hill, Bury Wrinch A.C.Hillcrest,Pagetrd.lpswch
Woolnough Mrs. Anerley villas, Fred- Wrinch Bernard T. Rheola, Brough-
erick's pla.ce, Becc1es ton road, Ipswich
Woolnough Mrs.Blaxhall, Wickhm.Mkt Wrinch In. H. 45 Fonnereau rd.Ipswch
Woolridge Charles T. 3 Trafalgar ter- Wrinch Miss, 28 Ivry street, Ipswich
race, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe Wyard Miss, Offton, Ipswich
Woolsey Rev. Jeremiah John M.A.The Wyatt Rev. Joseph Light M.A. The
Vicarage, Brightwell, Ipswich Rectory, Brandon
Wootton George, 2 Cambridge villas, Wykes H. J. 2 Wilberforce st. Ipswich
CauldweH Hall road, Ipswich Wyles Rev. Walter M.A. Vicarage,Cod-
Workman Edgar, Ballasall, Gippeswyk denham, Ipswich
road, Ipswich Wynne W. Arnold Smith M.D. St.
Worm Robert, 361 London road south, Olave's priory, Herringfleet,Lowestft
Kirkley, Lowestoft YallQp Wm. Unity rd. Stowmarket
Worsley-Worswick Major William, Yates George Robert, Park lodge,
Ashman's hall, Barsham, Beccles Waldingfield road, Sudbury
Worters J. T. 206 Spring rd.lpswich Yelloly Miss, The Grange, Long
Worthington Francis Samuel, Carlton Melford R.8.0
Old hall, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft Yerburgh Rev. Edmund Rochford B.A.
Worthington James Copland J.P. The The Rectory, Wrintham, Wangford .
Warren, Fritton, Yarmouth R.S.O
Wortley Rev. Robert Woods B.A. Yonge Rev. Charles Francis Lysaght,
Rectory, Flempton, Bury Rectory, Shottisham, Woodbridge
Worts Mrs. 28 Berners street, Ipswich Yorke &. P. George st.Hadleigh R.S.O
Wratislaw Mrs.II2Northgate st. Bury Youell Edward Pitt J.'P. Beacon hill,
Wren Rev. A. T.,M.A.Newton, 8udbry Martlesham, Woodbridge
Wright Rev. Octavius C., RA. Bran- Young Col. George, The Moorings,
deston vicarage, Wickham Market Cumberland street, Woodbridge
Wright Rev. P. M., RSc. Kensington Young Rev. Belton RA. Old Nelson
house, Felixstowe street, Lowestoft
Wright C. III St. Helen's st. Ipswich Young Rev. James Halliburton M.A.
Wright C. A. Gt. Cornard, SudburyRectory, Shipmeadow, Beccles
Wright Chas. F. Magdalen street, Eye Young D.lo Prairie,London rd.Lowstft
Wright Edward, 4 Lorne terrace,Pake- Young Harry, Wellclose square, Fram-
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft lingham RS.O
Wright Frank, Offton, Ipswich Young Mrs. Elmswell, Bury
Wright Frederick R. Deerl\olts hall, Young Robert, Casa Belgrano, London
Earl ,Stonham, Stowmarket road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Wright G. A. 7 Stevenson I'd. Ipswich Young Robert John, 3 Trafalgar ter-
Wright George Herbert,7 St.Edmund's race, Milton road, Lowestoft
villas, Fornham Toad, Bury Youngman A.The Croft,Wattisfld. Diss
Wright Hy. 133 Cemetery rd. Ipswich Youngman George, 67 High street,
Wright Henry John, The Beeches, Lowestoft
Sproughton, Ipswich Youngman Miss, Eldo house, 'West
Wright H. A. 10 Burlington rd.Ipswch Row, Mildenhall
Wright James .Alfred, St. Ronan's, Youngman Mrs. Blythside house, Hol-
Great Cornard, Sudbury ton road, Halesworth
Wright John, Childer road, Stowmarkt Youngman Mrs.282London road south,
Wright In. 9 Westerfield road, Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft
Wright JQhn Ely, Preston manor, Youngman P. The Beeches, Mellis, Eye
Lavenham &.S.O Youngman W. E. 83 Guildhall st.Bury
Wright Miss, 138 Woodbridge I'd. Youngman W.,J.P.63 High ·st.Lowstft
Ipswich Youngman W. The Lodge, Stanton,Bry
Wright Misses, Northfield, Melford Youngman William Benns, 282 Lon-
road, Sudbury don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
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ABYSSINIAN TUBE WELLS ADVERTISING AGENTS. Agents-Dyers'.
(NORTON'S PATENT). Baillie's Advertising Co. 21 Princes st. See Dyers' Agents.
LeGrand &; Sutcliff, hydraulic engi. Ipswich
neers, Magdala works, 125 Bunhill Xorman George, Cross street, Eye Agent Emigration.
row, London E C Tohomp·son Phil W. (contractor), 19 fuick Jas. 17 Tollgate lane, Bury
\Vilberforce street, Ipswich . •
ACCOUCHEUR. Watts Edgar, Broad street, Bungay Agent-Flnanclal.
"'r'll R b t 0 f d W' kh M kt Titchmarsh John Frederic A.C.A. 17
..L,l s 0 er, r or, lC am ar AERATED FLOUR MANUFRS. Museum street, Ipswich
ACCOUNTANTS. Coomb's Eureka Aerated Flour Co. Agent-ForwareUng
Marked thuB co Ilre Fellows of the Institute Limited, Stanford st. Nottingham •
of Chartered Accountants. Balls Frederick, 3 Wentworth terrace,
- Marked thus t are Associates. AERATED WATER MANFRS. Aldeburgh R. S. 0
J\':arked thus t are Fellows of the Society of See Mineral Water Manufacturers. Byford Wm. Railway stn. Clare RS.O
Accountants & Auditors. Carter William H. &; Son, 3 Whiting
:Marked thus §are Associates. AERATED WATER MACHIN. street, Bury
~rnott W.&; Son, Church st.Woodbrdg ERY MANUFACTURERS. Clews In. Thos.15 Grove rd. Lowestoft
Blake Lovewell &; Co. 62 London road, Hayward-TyIer &; Co. 90 &; 92 White· Doy WaIter C. 14 The Common,
Lowestoft cross street, London E C Southwold RS.O
-tf*Blake Loveweil. 148 High st.Lowstft Durrant Thomas &; SOB, Railway sta-
Eryant Thomas H. Laxfield, :Framling- AGENTS. tion, Saxmundham
ham RS.O. Suffolk - Foster's Parcel Express Co. Limited;
'Cook Jsph. E. 30 High st. Lowestoft Agents-Brewery. office, 50 High street, Lowestoft
Crowe W. R. 13 High st. Haverhill Bagley James, Needham :Market R.S.O Hayward Mrs. Frances Jane, III l"orn.
:j:Ensor Isaac Lott, 17 Museum street, Mann R. &; W. Wainford maltings, ham road, Bury
Ipswich Bungay; & at Mettingham, Ditch- Oakley, Son &; Coo (J. S. Nobbs, agt.),
:tHarvey Julius Pearce, Arcade street, ingham &; Broome 12 &; 13 Trawl market, Loweitoft
Ipswich . Rolph Benjamin, Lakenheath. Brandon Ranson W. G. Ipswich I'd. Stowmarket
Bines George, :Korth Bank, Belstead Rope Edward, Rope's wharf, Orford, Scoggins Hobert, Weilclose square,
road, Ipswich Wickham :Market; & at Aldeburgh Framlingham R.S.O
Jordan William, Saxmundham Sargeant William, High st. Haverhill Smith Mrs. A. I Chapel st. Lowestoft
"Lusher Arth. O. 10 Guildhall st. Bury Turner Fredk. 15 High st Haverhill Steggles Geo. ·P. Market hill, Brandon
~aking Jas. &; Sons, 3 J<'riars st.Sudbry Underwood Arthr. M. Arcade st.Ipswh Sutton & Co. Ipswich st. Stowmarket
l\lanthorpe Robert H. 19 Grosvenor rd. Agent-Business. (John Jeffries, agent), I Acton
Kirkley, Lowestoft . square, Sudbury
·t.11ayhew T. E. 'rhoronghfare. Ipswich . See Busmess Agent. . Thake Henry F. 6 Mill rd. Haverhill
~Iiles Frank Ernest, Blybnrgate street, Agents-Coal & Colliery. Wilson Thomas, Ipswich st.Stowmarkt
_Beccles &; at Great Yarmouth Alexander Wm. Cotton, Stowmarket
~obbs Jonathan. Smallgate st. Beccles Bigmore SI. A. Queen st. Haverhill Neale & Wllklnson's Shipping
....Pearc~ Arthur, Post Office chambers, Deck Frederick Seaman, London road, Agency & Foreign Parcels Express,
IpswlCh . Beccles 32 St. Mary Axe, London E C
'Ramer John S. J. Dalton rd. IpSWIch Johnson Lewis Thomas, Harley house, Agents-Land, House & Estate.
Read Charles Henry &; Son, Albert rd. London road Lowestoft
Archer W. G. jun. & Co. Hamilton rd.
.... Framlingham RS.O .. Moy Thomas Limited, Harley house,
...Read Thomas Wailer, "lckham Markt London road' wharf Commercial Felixstowe R.S.O
Rivett E. E. 102 High st. Lowestoft road, Lowest~ft; depOts, Ipswich; Archer Herbert Edward, Old Museum
Stagoll John, Wangford R.S.O Norwich· Yarmouth &;c rooms, Museum street, Ipswich
,+St!oud Tom, 15 Friars ~oad, Ipswich &binson Drothers, Mellis o Eye; ,& Arnott W.&; Son,Church st.Woodbrdg
+Tltchmarsh John Fredenc, 17':\1useum at Botesdale &; Burston Diss' T.A Balls MesSrs. J. M. & R. Station road,
street, Ipswich "Robinson Mellis Statlon" ' Haverhill; Clare R.S.O. &; Castle
t:Wakefield John Hy. Town hall, Bury . ' . Hedingham; established 1846
lra,rd George John, Deben stores, Agents-Commisslon. Balls W. T. 167 London rd. Lowestoft
Trinity St. Mary S.O Allgar George, Ravensmeer, Beccles Barber Samuel, 43 Cannon st. Bury
Waters & Son. 2 & 4 Princes st. Ipswch Boughen Hugh Frank, High st.Brandon Barker Burwood, 92 St. George's st.
'§Waters Herbert E. 2 &; 4 Princes st. Chaston Albert, London road, Beccles Ipswich
Ipswich Clowes Walker Limited, Keedham Mar- Beard Edwd. 3 &; 3a, King st. ; Butter
Webdale John, Wangford RS.O ket R.S.O Market Pantechnicon &; Furniture
Weston Edward, 4 Crown st. Bury Dupont WaIter, Cavendish R.S.O storage &; workshops; Crown st.
Ekins Thomas S. Corporation street, Ipswich & Rous road, Newmarket
ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS. Southwold RS.O Biddell &; Blencowe, Lavenham R.S.O.
Mobbs Moses, London road, Beccles &; at Bury
Coweil S. H. Butter markPt, Ipswich Nunn Harry,Walsham-le-Willows,Bry Biddell H. Archway ho.Playford,Ipswh
Harmer Harry Edward, Kew ~Iarket Boardman Charles, Station I'd. Haver-
Row Charles John :Kewton &; Sons,
place, Beccles hill &; Clare R.S.O. ; established 1867
Long Melford R. S. 0
.;rordan A. W. & Co. Limited. Hnngate Small &; Co. (Fredk. Spashett, agent). Bond Robert & Sons, Old Bank house,
printing works. Hungate st. Beccles Waveney chmbrs.Waveney rd.Lwstf! 6 Butter market, Ipswich
&; 55 High street, Southwold Brooke John W. 6 Princes st. Ipswich
Wainwright Wm. 14 Queen's rd. Bury
White James Benjamin, 2 Freemantle Bullen Chu. Hy. 20 Butter mkt.Bury
ACETyLENE GAS APPA- Builen Ho-race,IO Providence st. Ipswch
RATUS MAKERS. road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Willett Saml. B. I Russell rd. Ipswich Button J ames Fuller, Ohurch farm,
Strode &; Co. 48 Osnaburgh street, Halesworth
London NW; 67 St. Paul's church- Agents-Cycle. Camp J o-seph ; offices &; furniture
,yard E C & 188 Piccadilly. London W See Cycle Agents. sale room, London rd. nth. Lowstft
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AGENTS-LAND, HOUSE &; ESTATE-con.· Sandbach Andrew, Thoro'fare, Ipswch Wells W. & Son, High st. Saxmundham.
Castle & Johnson, S,t. Olave's Stock Scott Lacy & Son, 87 Guildhall st. Bury Wiggl Wm. Evered, Barnby, Beccles
mart, Herringfleet, Suffolk; offices, Simpson &; Soot; office, 21 Butter
Bridge Auction mart, Great Yar- market, Bury AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
mouth & Bank hOe High st. Gorleston Smith Henry RobeIt, High house, Par- MENT MANUFACTURERS.
Cattle C. F. 3 Guildhall st. Bury ham, Wickham Market Abbott George, Orown Street iroIII
Cheney Edwin John M.A., M.R.A.C. Smyth &; Son, Aldeburgh R.S.O works, oorner of High street &.
Brooks ban, Norwich rd. Ipswich Smyth C. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O Crown street, Ipswich
C:ayden J. Carter, 7 Friars st.Sudbry Spencer, Santo &; Co. 10 Hamilton rd. Boby Robert Limited, St. Andrew's 8th
Clayton E. 10 Palmerston I'd. Ipswcb Felixstowe ' . south, Bury
Crannis Martin &; Son, 43 St. Mar- Spurling &; Sons, Princes at. Ipswich Cameron D. A. Earsham st. Bungay
garet's street, Ipswich Stanford Herbert Spencer Rabett, Collins Wm. Lambseth st. Eye
Devel'eux C. &:; Son, Weybread, Harlstn Thoroughfare, Halesworth . Cornish &:; Lloyds Limited, Risbygat~·
Downing S. &:; Co. Victoria. parade, Symonds Geo.Ellellrnere,Wortbam, DISS foundry, Risbygate street, Bury .
Felixstowe Titcomb &; Fe.w, It) Pier terrace, Lowes- Danford J ames William,-- Wenhaston.;
Dudding Frank WaIter, Baylbarn bo. toft &; Town Hall chambers, Great Halesworth
Coddenham, Ipswich Yarmouth. See advert DUpO'llt John I&i Son, Bures St. Mary
Durrant Edward &; Co. Beacon villa, Ward Thomas, Felixstowe R.S.O R.S.O .
South cliffs, Felixstowe Woodcock Richard William, Denmark Dye William, Magpie green, Wor-
Durrant George &:; Sons, Beccles auc- house; Aldeburgh R.S.O tham, Diss. See ad?ertisement
tion mart; office, Station road, Woods T. R. 27 Alexandra rd.Lowlltft Field Srnl. Fredk. Hungate st. Becc1es
Beccles; &:; at Harleston, Norfolk Woodward Geo. Augustus, Tavern st.. Garrett Richard &; Sons Lim. Leiston
Durrant & Lamperd, Cornhill, Ipswich Stowmarket &; Buces farm, Mendle- works, Leistol1l R.S.O-
&; IO Hamiltoo road, Felixstowe sham, Stonham Green Oakley J{)hn &; Sons, Rum-
Earl' Robert, Earsham st. Bungay burgh, HalBsworth . '-
Emeny F. J. High st. Hadleigb R.S.O Debenham, Tewson, Farmer &; Bridge- RefTer Hy. Farnham, Saxmnudha.m,
Fiske G. Thornbush, Bramfrd.lpswh 'Water, 80 Cheapside, London E C Jaggard Wm. 25 &:; 26 Cornhill, Bury-
Flick & Son, Saxmundham Hampton &; Sons Lim. I Cockspur st. Morley David Isaac, Norton, Bury
Fox G. B. S Museum st. Ipswich Pall mall, London W Murton &; Turner, St. Andrew's st.
Fraser R. D. &; J. B. LiInited, Princes Turner Alex. H. &; Co. 199 Piccadilly, south, Bury
street, Ipswich &; Victoria parade, London W; &:; at Guildford, Wey- Page &; GiTling, Melton foundry, Mel-
Felixstowa bridge, Woking: &; Reading ton, Woodbridge; &; at' Market
Garrod, Turner &; Son, y Old Butter Agents-Ma.chinery. hiN, Woodbridge
market, Ipswich & Tavern street, See Machinery Agents. Quinton' Jesse, Creeting St. Mary~
Stowmarket Needham Ma,rket R.S.O
Girling Wm. Rendham, Saxmundham Agents-Net. Ransomes, Sims &; Jefferies Limited,.
Gray Arthur Edward, Hall farm, Wen- Peacock & Co. 3 New Fish market, Orwell works; warehouses &; show
haston &; at Tborington, HaleswortID Lowestoft; &; a.t Yarmouth, Great rooms, Princes st. & Queen street~
Grierson Thomas (to Sir Hugh Edward Grim'sby, Whitby, Scarborough, &c Ipswich; & Cornhill, :Bury
Adair bart. D.L., .T.P), Flixton,Bungy Smal1\ &; Co. (Fredk. Spashett, agt.), Rattford J. Capel St. Mary, Ipswicb
Haward Robt. E. Bridge st. Haleswth Waveney chambers, Waveney rd. Rowe Wm. E. High st. Leiston R.S.O
Hunt &; Peddar, Market pt Stowmrkt Lowestoft Sawyer W. J.Wrentham, Wngfd.R.S.O
Jefferies Henry, Nelson chambers, Lon- Agent-Passport. Smith John &; Co. St. Margaret's
don road, Lowestoft B db B' . M t B It' iron works, Ipswich
L arge Hy., F.A.I. Market pl.Mildnhll rah eer b
enJamIn as erson, a IC
W ad Lowestoft Smyth Allen, SwefHing, Saxmundham
4wrence O. I t Brentg6vel st. Bury c am ers, aveney ro , . Thirkettle George, Laxfield, Framling-
Lingwood Hy. Needham Mrkt. R.S.O Agents-Salt. ham R.S.O
Lomas Alfred M.P.A.C. Mill house, Gearing Wm. Hugb, 10 &; I t Trawl Ward David, Hall Street iron works~
Tuddenham St. Mary, Mildenhall Fish market, Lowestoft Long Melford R.S.O
Long Daniel &; Son, 37 St. Margaret's Thain Edward Firman, S & 6 Trawl Warren Nathan &:; Sons, Blackbourn
street, Ipswich Fish market; res. Glenroy, Gordon iron works, Elmswell, Bury &.
Lowes A. 67 Whiting street, Bury road, Lowestoft Bury street, Stowmarket
Lush~r Arth. O. 10 Guild~all st. Bury Agents-ShiP & Shipping. Webb & Sons, Hawkedon, Bury
Meekmg Henry,).. 59 StatIon ro. Sud- B b Rob rt ( ht) Oult B ad Webb .Tames Aves (exors. of), Exning,.
bury~ &; at unilton ar er e . yac, on ro ' N k t
. ' Lowestoft. ewmar e
?lilIes Frank Ernest, Blyburgate street, B adb B ' . ;Ill te BIt' Wigg Wm. Evered, Barnby, Beccles
Beccles &:; at Great Yarmouth l' eer enJ8mm ..uas 1'800, a lC
Moore, G arrarU! ~. .. S • ffi B d cham'bers Waveney rd. Lowestoft .
at on, 0 ces, rOB B adbe B'8 15 Lo d rd Lo tIt Bentall E. H. ~ Co. Heybndge, Mal-
street, Eye; &r, at Hoxne l' e r . . 2 . . n on . wes. don makers
Moore E.W.80 High st.Sthwld.R.8.0 Dance Charles William, 7 CommerCIa! of chaff cut-
Nichol William, Hengrave, Bury roa.d, Lowestoft. . ters, root
Nobbs Jonathan Smallgate st. Beceles IPSWICh Steam Shl~pmg Co. Duke st. 1
' . The Quay IpSWIch pu pe r s,.
Notley A. G. &; A. Royal thoroughfare, N I ' F t I . h grist mills
Lowestoft. See advert 0
oy saac, 13 • ore 8. PSWIC corn crush:
Nunn ChaTlie H. 2 Guildhall st. Bury Spas-hett Fredenck, Waveney cham- ers, kib-
Oxborrow Ernest R. 19 Princes street. hers, Waveney road, Lowestoft bIers, oil
Ipswich AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS. cake mills,.'
Pallant Edward (to Mrs. Jaggard), See Engineers Agricultural. mowing &;
Thelnetham, Thetford ;;"'''''''=.. ",,,","b,,,,.. ~""'O ;f'~"" ' reaping ma-
Phillips &; Son, 13 &; IS St. Mat- AGRICULTURAL IMPLE- chines &c.; T. A. "Bentall, Hey-'
thew's street &; St. George's street, MENT AGENTS. bridge"
Ipswich. See advert Bridges F. Fore st. Framlnghm.R.S.O
Preston Alifred, The Grove, Worling- 'Cameron D. A. Earsham st. Bungay AGRICULTURAL MACHINE .,
worth, Wickham Market; &; at The Chandler Gibson, Saxmundham road, OWNERS.
Arcade, Ipswich & Market hill, Framlingham R.S'.O Marked thus. are Steam Plou~h Owners.
Framlingham Dalby Robert William, Yoxford, Sax- MarkedthustareThr!lshi.ugMac~ineOwners.
Pye Joon 7 Falcon st Ipswich mundham ' Marked thus t are TractIOn Engme Owners.
Rackham H. IIS Claphani. rd. Lowestft Dupont John & Son~ Bures St. Mary tAmbrose John, see Boreham &; Am-
Ramsey Alfred, 12 Spring rd. Ipswch R.S.O brose, Brockley, ]Jury
Raphael A. 4 Upper Brook st. Ipswch Grayston Brothers, HeveulDgham, tBaker WaJter, Green, Wyverstone,.
Uead, Stanford &; Gayford, Hung-ate Saxmundham Stowmarket .
street &; Beccles Stock market, Bec- Nunn Harry, Walsham-Ie-Willows, tBaJdock E. Chauntry road, Haverhill
des; & 36 Alexandra rd. Lowestoft Bury tBarber George, !ken cliff, Wickham
Revnolds Stephen Wm. Market pI. Orttewell &; Sons Limited, Market Market
Southwold R.S.O hill, Sudbury Barnes &; Hines, Occold, Eye
Roberts 1Yilliam James, 124 Lond{)n Poole William, High street & Queen tBeare W. Browston, Belton, Yarmtb
road Lowestoft street, Haverhill Blake A. Dallinghoo, Wickham Market
Ri.ckw~od Wm. Crabbe> st. Ipswich Rowe Wm. E. High st. Leiston R.S.O "'Bond James, Rattlesden, Bury
Rodwell W. &; Co. Double street, Thirkettle George, Laxfield, Framling- tBoreham &; Ambrose, Brockley, Bury
Framlingham R.S.O ham R.S.O tBoulton Robert, Holton, Halesworth
Rodwell In. K. 51 Abbeygate st. Bury Ward David, Hall Street iron works, Brewster Frederick, Mutford, Beccles
Rushmer Hy. Wingfield st. BungaJ Long Melford R.S.O tCammell & Baker, Hopton, Thetford
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tCarlton Stephen, Babergh place, Burrows J. High street, Leiston R.S.O Smith Edgar, Blyburgate s1. Ilecc1es
Great Waldingfield, Sudbury Davey William S. 19 Portman road, Tunmer Henry G. 2 Corn Exchange
tCatehpoole E. Home farm, Mellis,Eye Ipswich &; Felix road, Felixstowe buildings, Ipswich
*Chandler Gibson, Saxmundham rd. tDevereuxJohn &; Sons,London house, Wilson Mrs. Mary, 16 Silent st.lpswch
Framlingham R.S.O 127, 128 &; 129 High street; &; Kirk-
tClement. Frank, Creeting St. Mary, ley stores, South Lowestoft ANVIL & VICE MANUFRS.
N eedham Market Fiske Samuel Henry, Hopton, Thetford .
CobbaJd Arthur H. Claydon, Ipswich Foyster & Son, 50 &; 52 St. Margaret's Hardy Patent Pick Co. Limited (The),
Cole John, East Bergholt, Colchester street, Ipswich Heeley, Sheffield
tCotton O. Grundisburgh, Woodbrdg Game Charles Frederick,Norfolk house, APARTMENTS.
tDebenham Thomas, Lawshall, Bury High street, Aldebnrgh R.S.O
t Downing Bros. N orton, Bury Gross James &; Co. Limited, Ilank See also Boarding Houses.
tDowning Robert, Nort<>n, Bury buildings, Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Abbott Abraham Alfred, 25 6 London
tFenn Thomas, Freston, Ipswich tHaward Edwin &; Son, Earsham st. road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
tFenn Wm. 16 Richmond rd. Ipswich Bungay Abbotts S. E. 8 Beach road, Lowestoft
tFord Thomas, Ulverston hall, Deben. tHunter A . .& E. 22 Abbeygate street; Absalom Wm. 2 Brockley vils.Felixstw
ham, Stowmarket bo~ded stores, No~hgate st. Ilury Adams Thos. Seckford st. Woodbridge
tFrancis James, Redgrave, Diss JSrvIS Thomas, 37 HIgh st. Haverhill Adcock Miss C·5 Esplanad'e, Lowestoft.
Free Ilaker, Middleton, Saxmundham Kendall-Chapman Frank, Ilungay I'd. AIbrow Mrs. Ann, 84 Tonning street,.
tGrimwade &; ;Makin, George street, Halesworth Lowestoft .
Hadleigh R.S.O Lankester &; Wells; offices &; vaults. Alderton James, Castle st. Woodbrid<7&-
Hartwell William, Mustard Pot hall Market place; bonded warehouse, Aldis Mrs. Caroline, 2 Marmion villa"'s,
&: Moor haJl~ Eye near Railway station, Stowmarket Felixstowe
tHICks FrederIck, Ixworth, Ilury tLimmer &; Pipe,1 &; 3 C<>rnhill, Ipswch Aldons Arth. 2 Orwell ter. Felixstow&-
HOlmes Wm: Darsham, Saxmundham Miller Robert & Son, The Thorough- A1exander 'Samuel, Ilrynmora, Stanley
tIngateW.Rill farm,Walpole,Haleswth fare & 7 Ilutter market, Ipswich road, Felixstowe
tJewers D. Woodhall, Rattlesden, Bury ~Ioore William, ale & provision stores, AlIen Miss C.134 Denmark rd.Lowestft.
t Last James, OccoId, Eye . Thorndon, Eye AlIen Joseph L. I Ryde Vale villas~
Le Grys G. R. Heveningham, Sax- tOliver In. G. &; Co.; offices, 11, 12 &; Russell road, Felixstowe. .
mundham 13 Cornhill; honded stores, North- Almond Edward, VernQn VIlla, HIgh
tLennard ~ames,AIdertan,Woodbrdge gate street, Bury
tMarch Ellis, Rumburgh, Halesworth tParry James &; Son, Ilridge street &;
:a.
street, Aldeburg~ S . O
Almond James WIllIam, Ocean villa,
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t)foore Arthur Henry, White house &; Railway station Halesworth Aldeburgh R.S.O
Firs farms, Winston, Stowmarket Rolph James, Lakenheath, Brandon Amer Mrs. E. Thoroughfare,Woodbdg.
tMulley Wm: ~eedham Market R.S.O Rope Edward, Rope's wharf, Orford, Andrews ~rs. :Martha, 12 Denmark
tNewham William Rufus, South Elm- Wickham Market; &; at Aldeburgh road, Low~s~oft
ham St. Cross, RaIesworth Smith &; Eastaugh, South wharf, Andr~ws WIlllam \Rober~, Greystoke•.
t ~unn Bros. W alsham-Ie-Willows, Bury Lowestoft· &; at IleecIes Gamsbarough road, Felixstowe
Oldrin John, jun. Rushmere,Lawestoft tStokoe Tho~as, Clare R.S.D Annetts Mrs. Hannah, 1 23 St. Peter's.
tParrott Rd. H. Market hill, Brandon Tuck Gyri! C. Ipswich st. Stowmarket st:eet~.~owestoft. .
tPartridge Robert & Son, Sampsan's Walton J.P. &; Son, Hungate st.Beccles Anms WIll~am, I HIghfield pl.Felixstw
Hall west, Kersey, Ipswich Appl~by .MISS Ell~n, 3 Lennox terrace,.
:Pedrdar William Steggall, Higham Whitbread '&; Co. Liin. (ale, stout &; Felix road, Felixstowe
Hall, Higham, Ilury porter bottlers), 277 Gray's Inn I'd. Arman J~s. 36 penmark rd. Lowestoft;
tReeder George, Ilketshall St. Law- LondonW C Arrowsmlth MISS Martha, '57 London.
rence, Bungay road south, Lowestoft .
tRogers In. East Ilergholt, Colchester AMMUNITION MANUFACTRS. Ash Barritt, 3 Westward Ho! .Alde-
tRolph Waiter John, Lakenheath, Joyce F. & 00. Lim. 7 SuffO':k. lane, burgh R.S.O
Brandon Upper Thames street, London E C Ashford Miss K.14 Esplanade,Lowestft.
tRose Frederick, Thwaite, Eye Ashford ~rs. Mary Jane, Ilank ter-
tRose Fredc.Willow farm,Thwaite,Eye AMUSEMENT CONTRACTOR. r~ce, Bury street, .Stowmarket
tRunnacles William, Kettleburgh, ,Sullings Hy.Il.25 St.George's st.Ipswh Atkms Arthur Henry, Westerton, Con-·
Wickham Market ANALYST. st~ble ro~d, Felixstowe .
*SaImon Thomas Arthur, Stonha.m . . Atkms MISS Emma, Walberswlck.,
Aspall, Stowmarket Sutton W.Lincolne,1 PrInces st.Ipswh Southwald R.S.O
tSangster John, Chevington, Bury ANIMAL PRESERVERS.· Atk~ns Mrs, M. A. Regent Td.Lowestft.
1Street William, Botesdale, Diss See Ilird & Animal Preservers Atkinson E. A. 13 Manor ter.Felixstwe·
I Sturgeon Bros. Stanton, Bury . Ayers T. 90 Clapham I'd. Lowestoft
1'J'urner Robert Edwin, Elmsett gate, ANNATTO lYIANUFACTURERS. Aylette ~r.s. A. 5 Il~ach r~l.Felixstowe
Hadleigh; &; at Flowton, Somer- Fullwood R. J. &; -Bland, 31 Bevenden Bak~ WIlllam, 2 Rlby VIllaS, Under--
sham, Hintlesham & Aldham street·, lIIoxton, London N cliffe Toad, Felixstowe .
'Vakelin A. S. Great Ashfield, Bury ANTI-FRICTION METAL Baker Mrs. Florence, Granville terrace,.
tWharton Alfred, Walsham hall, Mend- MANUFACTURERS. Aldeb~gh R.S.O . .
ham Harleston Baker MISS M. A. Bent Hill ho.Felixstw
tWooliardJ Isaac Ileck row Soham Dewrance :& Co. 165 Great Dover st. Baldry Geo. 40 Whiting street, Bury
, • London SE Balls Mrs. 36 High street, Ipswich
AGRICULTURAL MERS. ANTIQUE FURNITURE DLRS Barley W. 'H. Lee rd. Aldeburgh R.S_
~Iellonie Thomas, 16 Arcade st. Ip·s- Ashford I .. J L ' " dha Bartlett G. A. 13 Ocean tel'. Felixstow&
.. h t d . "" . Im. 'Oaxmun m B M E 0 Old N Is L
WIC ; sans at Ilury St. Edmunds, Baker Jas. Il. Bungay I'd. Halesworth ayes rs. .5 . e on st. owestft
Colchester, Chelmsford .&c. &c . Barnes Alfred, Church street . Cumber- Bayes In. 46 Old Ne~son st. L;Jwestoft.
AIR PROPEL,LER MANFRS. land street & ~t. John's l& Station Ba~elt~~s~~rdeha, 7 Mar-ne par-·
, stores, Woodbrldge '
Illackman Ventilating Co. Limited, 63 Bowell William, Church street, Ese BayfieldMr:s.~.6Flensburghst.Lowestft.
Fore street, London E C Brett Edwin Colston, Fressingfield, Bayley WIlliam, Remuera, Orwell xd.
ALE & PORTER MERCHANTS Harle to Fehxstowe .
& AGENTS. Carver ~e:ry, 3 1 ChurchRate st. Ilury Beales Mrs. Eleanor, Lambs.et~ st. Eye-
·tt .. S 8 .. 60 L d d Beard Mrs. 1I1ary Ann, Fmnmgham,
See also Agents :Brewery. Cub I "" ons, IS all I on on roa, Sto wmaTk et
Lowestoft .
Marked thus t are Agents. Lanman lJIorace Harold, Bridge st. Beart Chas.W.Lee rd. Aldeb~rghR.S.O
Adams Henry S. 2 King st. Sudbury Framlingham R.S.O Beaumont James, .1. Horatio terrace~
Barratt Gordon, Broad street, Ilungay Palmer Wm. Thoroughfare, Woodbdg Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
tIllue ;osts Wine &; Spirit Stores. (for Riebold Mrs. H. Nayland, Ollchester Beck~tt Mrs. Ellen, 10 Russell road,
Bass sales) . (James Iletterldge , Turner IR. J. Barrack carner, Ipswich Felixstowe
manager),StatlOn road,Stowmarket Voisey G. C. 19 .~Iarket pI .Southwold Beckett W. 54 Denmark rd. Lowestoft
Ilooty Saml. J~..Clarke, Ixworth,Bury Walker Stephen, Redgra.v~, Diss Bed.ford Frederick John, .1 Marmiou
Buckenham WIlliam Alfred, BrandoD; Whybrow Jacob 16 King' st Sudbury . VIllas, Cobbold road, Felixstowe-
B<>d 11 M' Ali I ~
& at Stoke Ferrv S O '
Bull d &; S • L·' . d ANTIQUITIES-DEA- ERS IN
"'.
vwe l~S k F .
ce, ngle noo, elix
ar ons Imlte (Robert
Barker Stanford, agent), Thorough- Pratt John & Co. Limited, 95 Fore
fare, Halesworth street , IpswiCh
L .
l Toad, Felixstowe
Bedwell Miss .Barah, 3 Kirkley cliff
K'lrkley, L owest 0 ft '
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',ApARTIIF.NTs-ccmtinued. Chambers Miss Jane, 6 Kirkley cliff, Elma Miss Eliza, 33 Well atreet, Bury
Beeson Alexander Hayden, Hayden viI. Kirkley, Lowestoft Embry 'Mrs.L.89 Clapham. Td.Lowestft
Bath road, Felixstowe Champion Miss Sophia, Sunny cliff, Emeny Mrs. H.2 Trinity vls.A1debrgb
Bennett Mrs.E. 8 Stanley st. Lowestft Felixstowe Emms /Mrs. Fanny Elizabeth, 32 AIex-
Bennett John, 5 Prairie, Lowestoft Ohandler Mrs.. Emma, Hayesleigh, andra road, Lowestoft
Bickerdike Mrs. Anoie. Sunnyside, Cobbold road, Felixstowe English Geo. Walberswick, Southwold
Aldeburgh R.S.O Chapman E.Io7Londonrd.sth.Lowestft English Wm.D. Walberswick,Southwld
Biddles Miss babel, 137 London road Ohatten Charles, Lancaster ho. AIde- Esteourt E. Ravina. North parade.
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft burgh &.'S.O Lowestoft
Binall James, Kensington house, Sea Chatten iMrs. Mary, Caversham house, Evans J. 13 East cliff, Southwold
road. Felixstowe Aldeburgh R.S.O Evans :.Tohn, 228 London road south,
.Bird 'Mrs. E. I Victoria I'd. Lowestoft Clarke Edwd. Cobbold Td. Felixstowe Kirkley, Lowestoft
lUackburn Miss Annie, 46 ,Marine par- O:arke Mrs. J. Becc1es I'd. Lowestoft Eve Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Princes teITace,
ade, Lowestoft Clarke Miss M. 2 Stanley street &i 4S Cavendish road, Felixstowe
'Blackburn Hugh, :Victoria house, Es- Clapham road, wwestoft Everett Mrs. Sarah, 5 Leopold terrace,
planade, Lowestoft Clarke Spurling, Neptune house,Alde- Felixstowe
.BlackburnMiss}L7Victoria rd.Lowestft burgh R.S.O Fairhead John, 213' Wellington esplan-
'Blackburn :Mrs. }Iary Ann, Esplanade, CleatheroeJas.IIgC1apham I'd.Lowestft ade, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Clifton Mrs. E. 4 Marine par.Lowestoft Farley John, 3 Wallgate bui:dings.
Blackb1l1'n R. 32 Marine par.Lowestoft Coates Wm. 76 Clapham rd.LowestoftRanela.gh road, iFelixstowe
';Blain Wm. 7 Russell I'd. Felixstowe Cobbold Wait. 7 Orford street, Ipswich Farmer George, 22 Wellington espla-
'Blake A. J. 4 Stanley st. Lowestoft Cole J. N. 27 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft nade, Lowestoft
Blake George, I Brockley villas, Felix Cole Mrs. P. Ballygate st. Beccles Farrett Mrs. Ellen, 6 Wellington es-
road, Felixstowe Coleman Daniel, Swiss cottage, Wbap- planade, Lowestoft
lJlock J. Ransome ho..Aldeburgh R.8.0 load road, Lowestoft Felgate Mrs. Sarah, I Sweaborg cot-
Block O. Fawcett I'd. Aldeburgh R.S.O CoI:ett William, 3 Waterloo terrace, tages, Aldeburgh R.S.O
'Block Mrs. Mary Ann, Red villa, AIde- Beccles road, Lowestoft Fenton Frederick Georga, Brookville,
burgh R ..S.O Collins Cha,rles, 4 St. Aubyn's terrace, Quilter road, Felixstowe
Bloomfield! Mrs. J ane, Wharton villas, Beaconsfield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Fernie Thomas, I Westward Ho!
Gainsborough road, Felixstowe Collins Henry,I The Terrace,Mellis,Eye Aldeburgh R. S.O
Bond Francis, 17 Kirkler cliff,Lowestft Collins Mrs. Mary A. Church st. Eye Finch Mrs.C.2'High Cliff vls.Felixstwe
'Bones Mrs. H. 2 Albany vls.Felixstowe Co:lis Miss Mary Jane, 2 Leveson viIs. Fincham Geo. Walbersw-ick, Southwld
Booty Geo. H. 9 Alexandra rd.Lowestft Aldeburgh R ..8.0 Firman Mrs.R.I2 Westgate st. Bury
"lJorley Fredk. 5 Park tel'. Felixstowe Colman Thomas Green, 4 Wellington Fish E. W. L.I3 North cliff,Southwold
Bowen Saml. 26 Marine par.Lowestoft esplanade, Lowestoft Fish Mrs. S. 13 ~orth par. Southwold
Bracey Mrs. Kate, 34 High st.Ipswch Cook Ernest, 4 Prairie, Lowestoft FiBher John, Observatory cottage,
Brackley Mrs. Hannah,3 Ocean terrace, Cook Mrs. H.I3 Old Nelson st.Lowestft Aldeburgh R..s.0
}<'elixstowe Cook R B. 37 Burrell roltd, Ipswich Fisher R Mispah vil.A1deburgh &.8.0
13rady &; Finor, Market hill, Woodbrdg Cooper Mrs. E. 41 Marine par.Lowestft Fisher S. 32 Denmark I'd. Lowestoft
Brame Mrs. 'Martha Elizabeth, North Cooper Edwin John, 2 Forthampton Fitz Gerald Mrs. Patty Elizabeth, 44
house, A::deburgh R.S.O place, Aldeburgh R..s.O Gainsborough street, Sudbury
, iJreach Miss Caroline,38 Denmark road, Cooper Mrs. M. 12 Beach I'd. Lowestoft Flack Robert, 293 London Toad south,
Lowesr,oft; Cooper William, 6 Lorne terrace, Pake- Kirkley, Lowestoft
, Brett Miss M.Hawarden ho.Felixstowe field road, Kirklev, Lowestoft ¥landers James, 2 Horatio terrace,
'Bridges Misses &; Estlin Mrs. Iddes- Copling George, ciovelly, lRussell rd. Ranelagh road, Felix-stowe
ley, Constable road, Felixstowe Felixstowe Flowerday Miss Jane, 72 Carlton road,
lJrigham MlSsA.'M.Regent rd.Lowestft Cox Mrs. Oharles, I Douglas villas, Kirkley, Lowestoft
, Broome Elijah, Bucks Horn lane, Eye Cobbold road, Felixstowe Folger John Charles, 106 Denmark I'd.
-"'Brown B-3I Stradbroke I'd. Southwold Crac!knell Geo. 17 Marine par.Lowestft Lowestoft
, Brown Charles, The Anchorage, AIde- Crisp Miss Forence, 21 Wellington es- Folkard Samuel John, 265 London I'd.
burgh R.8.0 planade, Lowestoft south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
- 'Brown George, 4 Park tel'. Felixstowe Crispin Mrs. J ane, 43 London road Ford Mrs. Ann, 8altgate st. Beccles
Brown Mrs.J.-83 wndon rd.sth.Lwestft south, Lowestoft Ford Thomas, 2 Grove I'd. Lowestoft
iJrown Jas. W.I'8 North par.Southwold Critten Misses A. &; J. 7 Chester road, Forder John, 139 London road south,
Buck SamI. Burgh Castle, Yarmouth Southwold Kirkley, Lowestoft
:fJuckenham W.2 Clifton vils.Felixstowe Cross Fredk. I Queen's rd. Felixstowe Foreman Mrs. A. 31 Crown st. Bury
'"Burcham James, 8 Grosvenor road, Crow Misses, 4 Nelson terrace, Bane- Foster Mrs. Sarah, 18 Wellington es-
Kirkley. Lowestoft lagh road, Felixstowe planade, Lowestoft
Burchell William, 2 Celia. villas, Fellx Crowe Hy. 'Burch, Pakefield,Lowestoft French Mrs. Elizabeth .Mary,2 Eastern
road, Fellxstowe Cunningham Mrs. GeorginaCharlotte, villas, Aldeburgh [t.S.O
Burrell Miss J. 7 &; 8Esplanade,Lwestft 93 London road south, Lowestoft French John, Balfour villas, Feo I'd.
'Dnrrows Henry, 'Mildura house, Rane- Cunningham Henry, 20 Marine parade, Felixstowe
lagh road, Felixstowe Lowestoft Frost Miss C. 12 Marine par. LoweBtft
Burton 'Mrs. Ann Eli7..abeth, 24 Wel- Cupper John, Quilter I'd. Felixstowe Frost Mrs. L. 8 Queen's xd'. Felixstwe
lington esplanarie, Lowestoft Curson Mrs. Amelia, 35 Marine parade. Fuller Mrs. E. 44 Marine par.Lowestft
'Burwood Mr!'l. Emma, High street, Lowestoft Fuller S. K. 5 Wellington esp.Lowstft
Aldeburgh R.,S.O Dalley Mrs. E. 28 Clarkson st. Ipswich Gardiner Geo. 7 Manor ter.Felixstowe
'Burwood W. Dawn viI. AldeburghR. 8.0 Dance Mrs. L.4?Old Nelson st.Lowestft Gardiner H.G.3S Alexandra rd.Lwstft
-Butcher Mrs, Emma Louise, 28 Clap- Dann Mrs.M.A.30 Marine par.Lowestft Garrod Benjamin, 'Saffron house,Quil-
ham road, Lowestoft Dare Jas. '138 Clapham I'd. Lowestoft ter road, Felixstowe
'Butcher Mrs.•lane, Regent house,A1de- Day Daniel,Clairmont, Sea rd.Felixstw George Mrs. S.8t.John's ter.Woodbdg
burgh RS.O Day Mrs. Diana, Cholmondeley, Bath Gillett Mrs. E.F. Montpelior,Felixstwe
Butcher Mark. Wha.pload rd.Lowestoft road, Felixstowe Gladwell Alfred, I Celia villas, Felix
Butters W.H. 3 Nelson ter.Felixstowe Death Miss Elizabeth, 7 Horatio ter- road, Felixmowe
Button Edwin. Faweett road, Alde- rae, Ranelagh road, Felixstflwe Goddard MisBH.85Victoria rd.Sthwold
burgh R.8.0 Dewing F. T. HI Clapham rd.Lowesftt Goff Wm. V. B. 6 Victoria rd.Lowestft
lluxton C.B. 14 Kirkley cliff.Lowestoft Dickins Mrs. Elizabeth, Stafford ho. Goldsmith Miss J. 16 Denmark road,
Cann Edgar Jame!l, 102 Clapham rd. Aldeburgh R'.S.O Lowestoft
Lowestoft Doy David Ringe, I Regina terrace, Gooderham Mrs. Fanny, I I Corpora-
'Cant John Thomas, Holmdene, Gains- Regent road, Lowestoft hon road, Southwold
borough road. Felixstowe Dowsing S. F. 38 Marine par.Lowestft Gort James, South cliff, Felixstowe
Capon Miss Louisa, Mount Ridley ho. Drake W. M. 14 Denmark rd.Lowestft Gort Mrs. Sarah, 2 Undercliff viras
Felixstowe Du Oroz Miss Harriet Amelia, 22 Old west, Felixstowe .
Capps Mrs.C.H.2 Chapel st.Lowestoft Nelson st,reet, wwestoft Goulder Christopher, 47 wn~n road
Capps ,Miss Ciara, 28 Denmark road, Duff-We:ls iMrs. Harland ho.Felixstwe south. Kirkley, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Durrant Mrs. Edward, 2 Beacon villa, Gower J. 3 Bevan street, Lowestoft
Capps Mrs. Emma, New Zealand cot- South Oliff, ¥elixstowe Gray Fredk. 12 ,Surrey st. Lowestoft,
tage, Old Nels0n street, Lowesroft Ecclestone Miss E.A.Station rd.Beccles Gray Mrs. H. I2f Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Carman Wm. 7 Queen's I'd. Felixstwe Ellingford Charles, 5 Forthampton pI. Gray Mrs. 'S. 27 Churchgate st. Bury
Carter Misses Prisrilla &; Elizabeth, Aldeburgh R.8.0 Grayling Jeremiah,2 Carew villas,Felix
Temple road, Stowmarket Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth, 8 Horatio ter- road, Felixstowe
Cattle C. F. 3 Gn::cJ.luI: street, Bury race, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe Green Miss E. 16 Kirkley c1iff,Lowstft
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Green John, 2 Sweaborg cottages, King Mrs.B.81 London rd.sth.Lowstft Newson ·C. New street, Woodbridge
.A:deburgh R.S.O Killingback Luke, Roselyn, Fellx road, Newson Mrs. Emily, 31 Well st. Bury
Green Mrs. .s. 19 Manor ter.Felixstwe Felixst{)we Newson Robert George, Frederick ho.
Haken James, 2 Grosvenor place,Alde- Kirk Robt. A. 7 'Dunwich rd. Sthwf:d Stradbroke road, Southwold
burgh R.S.O K:te Mrs. Mary Ann, 7 -Nelson terrace, Nolloth Mrs. J. 22 Stradbroke road..
Hales Edwd. 80 Clapham rd. Lowestft Ranelagh road, FelixsUlwe Southwold
Hall Jas. T. 5 Victoria rd. Lowestoft Kn:ghts Mrs. E.2 Highfield pl.Felixstw North Barker. 3 ~fanor ter.Felixsrowe
Hambelton Mrs. Mary, The Elms,Con- Knights H. H. 5 Higbfield pl.FeIixstwe Nunn :Miss Sarab Ann. 273 London
stable road, Felixstowe Kn~wles In. 4.2 Denmark ;rd. Lowestft road south, Kirklev. Lowestoft
Hambling Mrs. J. &; McDowall Mril. Lake David, 7 Kirkley cliff, Lowestoft Orris Mrs. E. 25 Marine par.Lowestft
:M. Moot house, Aldeburgh RS.O . Lamb J. 5"9 London rd. sth. Kirkley Orris Miss F. 49 Marine par.Lowestft
Hammond In. Barnaby grn.Southwold Lambert T. W. IS Kirkley cliff,Lwstft Orvis Benjamin, Stradbrooke, Victoria
Hammond W. 105 Clapham rd.'Lowstft L:lmprill Mrs. Eliza, 32 Stradbroke street, Felixstowe
Hammond William, Pine cottage, At:de- road, Southwold Orvis W.R(}wley cot. AIdeburgh R.S.O
burgh R.S.O L:lnd Edward, Park lane, Southwold OsborneMrs.L.1 South grn.Southwold
Harber Thos. Regent's rd. Lowestoft Land Miss M. 6 Corporation rd.Sthwld Osborne Mrs. ~ary Ellen, 70 Denmark
Harding Mrs. Mary Ann, 105 London Land Wm. 21 Manor ter. Felixstowe road, Lowestoft
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Langbam Mrs.E. Regent's rd.Lowestft Pallant Mrs.Emma,1 Roseberry villas,.
Harling B. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O Lark Tom, I Old Nelson st. Lowestoft Felixstowe
Harling W. J. I&;2 Royal ter.Lowestft Lawrence Hews,I4 Churchgate st.Bury Pallant Mrs. Fre~, Stafford house,
Har~er John D. 297 London rd. sth. Lay MissJane,II Alexandra rd.Lowstft Aldeburgh R ..~.~
Kirkley~ Low~stoft Lee Miss R. 9 Ashby rd. Lowestoft Palmer E. ~2 Trlllity street, Southw~ld
Harper MISS EmilY,I4 Orchard st.Bury Lees Alfred, Zifta, Fawcett road,Alde- Palmer Miss Emma, 18 CommerClal
Harrison Mrs.C.48 Marine par.Lowstft burgh R ..S . O . road, Lowestoft
Harrisoll H. R. 60 ·St. Peter's st.Ipswh Leggett Arthur, 2 Park ter. FeliutowE: Palmer John, Manning rd. Felixstow&
Harvey Mrs. Hamet·t, '3 Marlborough Leggett Mrs.S.85 Tonning st.Lowestft Parker Mrs. A.. I1 Waveney; rd.Lowestft
terrace, Constable road, Felixstowe Leighton D.109 London rd.sth.Lowstft Parker FrederlCk, Stonelelgh, Cobbold
Harvey Mis·s M. ,South gm. Southwld Lemmon Mrs. Esther, I1I0 Clapham road, Felixstowe
Hawkes C. 9 North par. Southwold .road, Lowestoft Parker Waiter, Sandbank, Felixstow&
Haylett Mrs. Susan Jane,33 Alexandra Lomas Mrs. Agnes, 2 Ryde Vale vils. Payne Frederick, Summerholme, Lon-
road, Lowestoft Russell Toad, iFelixstowe don rd. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hayward Mrs. Hilda, The Terrace, Love Mrs. E. 60 Denmark rd. Lowestft Peachey Robert 17 Clarkson ter. Gains-
Aldeburgh R.S.O Loveridge W.E.24 Denmark rd.Lwstft borough road, Felixstowe .
Hayward In.137 St. Peter's st.Lowestft Lowe Mrs. Mary, Walberswick,South- Peak Thomas, Kest{)n cottage, Caven-
Hazelwood Miss, Lausanne villas,Quil- woId R.S.O dish road, Felixstowe
ter road, Felixltowe Lowe Mrs. Mary Ann, 250 London rd. Pearson ·Wm. Ravensmeer cot. Beccles
Heighron Charles, 115 High st.Lowestit south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Peck :Mrs. Elizabeth 16 St. Andrew's.
HepworthMiss E.I79 High st.Lowestft Lumsden Jas.28 Old Neo:son st.'Lowstft street north, Bury
Herbert J.Gainsbor<:mgh rd.Felixstowe Maguire Thomas William Daniel, Han- Peck Mr~. M. 2 Highfield pl.Felixstowe-
HerringtonMrs.L.South cliff,Southwld over house, Aldeburgh RS.O Pendle William James, Felix cottage,.
Herrington Wm. South grn.Southwoid Makin Mrs.G.High st. Hadleigh R.'8.0 Felix road, Felixstowe
Hewitt Geo. Hy. 'Regent rd. Lowestoft :MalIett J. B. 46 Clapham rd.Lowestn Philpott Mrs. Emma, 7 Grosvenor pl_
Hicks Joseph, Castlenau,Gainsborough Manning C. 10 Wellington esp.Lowstft Aldeburgh R.S.O
road, Felixstowe Martin &; Wilkin Misses, 36 &; 37 Piggott Hy. 13 .Alexandra rd.Lowestoft
Hiles Mrrs. Emma, 14 Grosvenor road, Marine parade, Lowestoft Pipe Misses Georgina &; Sarah, I Rosa-
Kirkley, Lowestoft Matchett John M. Pakefield, Lowestft lind villas, Felixstowe .
Hills Wm. IIO Denmark rd.Lowestoft Matthews Mrs. Ellen, 45 London road Pipe Mrs Mary, Sunnyside, Montagu&.
Hillsdon C. O. 2 Northgate st. Bury south, Lowestoft road, Felixstowe
Hines Mrs. E. 5 The Ter. Mellis, Eye Matthews Mrs.·'Mary, 29 Gippeswyk Plant C. 2 Nelson terrace, Ranelagh rd.
Hith Mrs. C. 18 Beach road, Lowestoft road, Ipswich Felixstowe
Hobrough Hezekiah. Gainsborough ho. Mayes Thomas, Margaret villa, Aide- Plant Robert, Woodside, Constable-
Constable road, Felixstowe burgh R. S.O road, Felixstowe
Ho:Iand Hy. 3 Esplanade, Lowestoft Meadows Edwd. 3 Queen's rd.Felixstw Plant S. 4 Highfield' place, FeIixstow&
Holmes W. G. 41 C,1apham rd.Lowestft Meadows William John,Mayfl.ower cot- Porter Mrs. Charlotte, 32 &; 34 Clap-
Hood A. W. 7 Park ter. Felixstowe tage, Oavendish road, Felixsto"W6 ham road, Lowestoft
Horne Chas. I Ilarton tel'. Felixstowe Mennie Mrs. M. 24 Clarkson st.lpswh RowditchlS.'5dStradbroke ro.'Southwold
Houghton Jas. 39 Clapham rd.iLowestft Mewse Mrs. J. 40 Denmark rd.Lowstft Prestwidge Mrs. Mary Ann, II South
Howard Goorge, Pake>field., L(}westGft Mickleburgh Miss Elizabeth Clarke, end, Southwold
Hubbard Mrs. Esther, I Lome terrace, 103 Clapham road, Lowestoft Pretty Geo. 29 .Alexandra rd.Lowestft
Pakefield road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Middleton Rt.." Marine par. Lowestoft Pretty .Tames E. Crown st. St~wmarket
Humphreys Mrs. Marie, 58 Church- Millard Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, 62 Den- Pring Charles,Nautilus villa,Ranelagh
gate street, Bury mark road, Lowestoft road, Felixstowe
Hunt Mrs. Oelia, Cragside, The Cliff, Miller ~Irs. Janet Sury, Sea view, Prior Joel, 287 London road south,.
Felixstowe Pakefield, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft
Hurr J. 38 Stradbrooke rd. Southwold ~Iillett Arthur, 2 Blenheim terrace, Pulham R. '8 Ocean ter. Felixstowe
Hutehings ·Miss Me.line, 78 Clapham Constable road, Fifixsrowe Punter A. J. 2 Lennox ter. Felixstowe
road, Lowestoft. :Mills Mrs. S.L.BB Clapham rd.Lowstft Quantrill James, 13 Beach rd.Lowestft
Ireland Wm. 3 Orwell ter. ·Felixsrowe Milroy Mrs. Mary Ann, High street, Rackham Wm.9 Waveney rd.Lowestoft.
JackamanWilliam Lot, Sigdon villas, Aldeburgh RS.O Bager Mrs.J.u &I2Esplanade,Lowestft
Felix road, Felixstowe Minns Fredk. I Sigdon viIs. Felixstwe Ramsey W. 3 Barlon ter. Felixstowe
Jackman H. D. 14 Ocean ter.Fellxstwe Mitchell Miss L. Regent rd. Lowestft Rashbrook T. 4 Queen's rd.Felixstow6
Jackson Mrs. S. 2 Esplanade, Lowstft Mobbs Mrs. Rhoda F.31 'Marine par- Ratcliffe E. 10 Marine par. Lowestoft
Jarman Charles, 48 Crown -st. Bury ade, Lowestoft Ratcliffe Mrs. Florence, Meadow villa.
Jarroid ArthuT George, Eastertide, Moore Mrs. D. 4 ClftoD vils.Fe1ixstwe Meadow lane, Sudbury
Gainsborough road, Felixstowe Moore George, 35 Churcbgate st.Bury Ray Mrs. Mary Ann,Bridge st.Bungay
Jay Fredk. I Lennox ter. Felixstowe Moore H. Fawcett rd.AldeburghRS.O Read Ashworth,48Denmark rd.Lowstft
Jeffrey Tom H. Cobbold rd. Felixstowe Moore H. Bartholomew's gn. Southwld Reade Mrs.Eliza,3 Sweaborg cottages,
Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth, 305 London Moore James, Rhutinas cottage, High Aldeburgh R.S.O
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft street, Aldeburgh R.S.O Reddish Mrs. Elizabeth, Bank terrace,
.Tones Wm. 14 Dunwich rd. Southwald Morling Mrs. Emma, Beach cottage, Bury street, Stowmarket
KedJre Robart, Holmwood, Sea road, Aldeburgh R.S.O Reed George, Ordnance lodge, Under~
Felixstowe Morris J. F. 1 Sea view, Felixstowe cliffeJ road, Felixstowe
Kemp Samuel, 5 Lome terra.ce, Pake- Morsley Jas. Melrose, .Sea rd.Felixstwe Reeve J. H. 12 Cobbold street, Ipswich
field road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Mudd C. Lee road, Aldeburgh R.S.O Reeve Mrs. Thomas, 49 Old Nelson
Kf.'ndrick Mrs. IMary Ann, 63 St. 'Mar- Munday S. A. Market hill, Woodbridge street, Lowestoft
garet's road, Lowestofi Nash Mrs. 56 Denmark rd. Lowestoft Rice Mrs.E.62Stradbroke rd.Southwld
Kent Geo. H. 2 East gm. Southwold Naunt~m Mrs.J. 17 North cliff,Sthwold Rice William, Pakefield, Lowestoft
Kent W.II St. Margaret's plain,Ipswh Nu-unton Wm. HY-7 South end,Sthwld Richards Mrs. Annie, Ravensburg,
Kerridge Rt. Walberswick, Southwold Nelson "Mrs. I. Beachcote, Felixstowe Victoria street, Felixstowe
Killick Miss Mary Ann, 8 Forthampton Ne"Wby Mrs. Eliza. 2 Sydenham villas, Richards Mrs. Hannah, I Oarew vils.
place, Aldeburgh R.'S.O Aldeburgh R.S.O Felix road, Felixstow6
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APARTMENTs.-:.co~tinned. ' . Spall David, 6 Nelson terrace, Ranelagh Warner Wm. South Beach ter.Felixstw
tticbardson Edward Henry; 7 Trafalgar road, Felixstowe Warren Ml'Is. J. 45 Odord st. Ipswich
terrace, Ranelagh toad, Felixstuwe Speed Mrs. A. 33 Marine par.Loweatft Watson Edwd. 9 Lorne I'd. Sonthw1d
Riches A.19 CovJmerciaI rd.Lowestoft SpindleI' T. 10 Ocean tel'. Felixstowe Watson W. H. 2 Chester I'd. Sthw1d
:RisbrockMrs A.28 Churchgate st.Bury Stanton Miss E. 5 Mill I'd. Lowestft Watts Henry, Neat-gate st. Bung-ay
:Ritchie Mrs. Frances, TJ?e Rookery,Eye Steele Mrs. Harriet, 15 & 16 Welling- Watts William, 2 Royal tel'. Felixstowe
.iIlix Francis Joseph, 49 London road ton esplanade, Lowestoft Weavers Mrs. Anna, 87 London road
tIOuth, Kirkley, Lowestoft . Sterry Mrs. Mary, 129 London road south, Lowestoft
Ro1rerts Miss E. 41 High st.Southwoldsouth, Kirkley, Lowestoft Webb Mrs. E. 8 Gt. Colman st.Ipswh
-Robrm,.on Mrs. Frances Elizabeth, 5 Stevens Isaac, I2 Manor ter.Felixstowe Webb Edwin, 7 North par. Southwld
Beach road, Lowestoft Stiff A. Marina, London. I'd. Lowestoft Webb Mrs. H. 3 Station rd.Haverhill
· Robinson Henry, Tangley house, Stimpson C. 19 Grove I'd. Lowestoft Webb Joseph, 3 Highfield pl.Felxstwe
Montague road, Felixstowe Stimpson Mrs. O. SaItga.te st. Beccles Well& J esse, Glenside, Beach road,
· llobinson Herbert, I Nelson turrace, Stocks' Mrs. R.2I Marine par.Lowestft Felixsto~
Ranelagh mad, Felixstowe Stonebridge O.H. 4 Orwell ter.Felixstw West A. E. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
· Rogers Misses M'<1ry Ann &; Caroline, Stonham Thomas, Stafford house, West Mrs. F. 9 Russell rd.Felixstowe
9 Old Market street, L<>westoft Oonstable rou, Felixstowe Westhorpe Henry, Victoria house, Vic-
llogersMrs.E.43 Victoria st.Southwold Stonham WiIliam Thomas, 1 Norman toria street, Felixstowe
- Robinson Mrs. Mary Ann, Hill side, villas, Felix road, Felixstow9 West1ake Wm. 9 Barton ter.Felixstwe
Botesdale, Diss .' Strong R I Salisbury villas, Felix I'd. Whinoop Robt. 81 London I'd. Lowst.ft
Rogers W. 6 Park terrace, Felixstowe Felixst,owe . Whistler George A. Silaughden, Alde-
Rogers W. 2 Sigdon villas; FeIixstowe Strong T. 2 Brockley viIs. Felixstowe bUl'lgh R.S.O
- Rose Mrs. 6 Orwell ter~ Felixstowe Strowger Mrs. Sarah, 6 North parade, White F. 20 'Wellington esplnd.Lwstft
Rose Mrs. E. 47 Marine par.Lowestoft Southwold White Miss Matilda, 14 'Wellingto n
Rosa Mrs. Jane, 66 Stradbroke road, Stubbs Rn Wellington esplnd.Lowstft esplanade, Lowestoft
SOl:t.hwold Studd F. 2 Norman villas, FeIix I'd. Whitehead Mrs. Hannah, 5 .Dnnwich
Rounce Charles, 43 Lorne Park road, Felixstowe road, Southwold
Kirkley, Lowestoft " Studd Samuel, Drayton villa, Felix rd. Whitmore Mrs. Sarah Ann, 19 Kirk.
RudIand Alfred, Hawthorn cottage, Felixstowe ley cliff, Lowestoft
Cavendish road, Felixstowe Suthers Mrs. Ellen, Sydenham house, Whitmore WaIter, 279 London road
Rumsby M. 3 Dunwich rd. Southwold Cobbo1d road. -Fe'lixstowe south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
· Rumsey L. 2 Salisbury viIs.Felixstowe Ta:lchi A. Market hill, Woodbridge Wicks Thomas,91Clapham rd.Lowestft
Rushmore Mrs. J. 101 Clapham road, Talbert Mrs. E. 24: Berners st.Ipswich Widdows Mrs. Margaret, 65 London
Lowestoft . Talbot R E. 5 Orwell tel'. Felixstowe road south, Lowestoft
Russell W.I08 Denmark rd. Lowestoft Tar-box Jas. A. 8 Grove I'd.Lowestoft Wigg Albert Lione!, 12 Kirkley cliff,
Rye Mrs.L.9 Corporation rd.Southwold Tattersell William, I Trinity villas, Kirkley, Lowestoft .
Saker Mrs. Elizabeth, Llangollen, Con- Aldeburgh RS.O . Wightman Albert William, SeagroYe,
stable road, FeIixstowe Taylor Mrs. Amelia, Lawrence villa, Aldeburgh RS.O
Sampson Geor/je, WestwUlrd, Felix Cobbo1d mad, Felixstowe Wilkinson James Ling, 'Mount Plea•
. road, Fe1ixstowe '. Taylor Mrs.E.121Clapham rd.Lowstft sant, Reydon, Southwold
Sanders Mrs.C.4 Kirkley cliff,Lowestft Tench Mrs. G. 42 Clapham rd.Lowstft Williams Mrs. J. Dunwich rd.Sthwld
,Saunders John,43 Clapham rd.Lowestft Thain William Samuel Firman, 4 Vic- Wilson Alexander, Waverley Private
Sawer G. High st. Aldeburgh RS.O toria road, Kirkley, Lowestoft hotel, Felixstowe road, Felixstowe
Sawyer Mrs. James, I Kenilworth viIs. Thake Wm. H. 2 Lennox vils.Felixstw Wilson F.OIive ho.Felix rd.FeIixstowe
Montague road, Felixstowe Thomas Mrs. Susannah, I Riby villas, WiIson Joe1, Prospect ho. FelixstQwe
;Sawyer Mrs.Mary, 36 Argyle st.Ipswch Undercliffe road, Felixstowe Winks Edward, Nelson terrace, Rane-
Scammell J. 9 Ocean tel'. Felixstowe Thompson Mrs. Sarah, Walberswick, lagh road, Felixstowe
,Sease J. 23 Marine parade, Lowestoft Southwold Winks Mrs. H. Fern villa, Felixstowe
Scott Mrs. E. 45 BurraH I'd. Ipswich Thomson Samuel, 9 Nelson terrace, Winks Thomas Henry, Hampton,Rane-
Scott Mrs. M.. 27 Arnold st. Lowestoft Ranelagh road, FeIixstowe lagh road, Felixstowe
.Scrivener Clement A. 4tbara,Constab1e Thorpe J. 53 London rd. sth. Lowestft Winks William, 3 Park tel'. Felixstowe
road, Felixstowe ,. ThurmanMiss M.Derby ho.Felixstowe Withers Geo. 95 Clapham rd.Lwestft
:Scrutton Mrs. Hannah, Cumberland ThurmanMiss Nellie,I Granville villas, Womers1ey J. 3 Esplanade, Lowestft
-street, Woodbridge Felixstowe Wood Mrs. Agnes, 6 Forthampton pt
,Seammen Mrs.E.83 Berners st.Ipswich 'fhurston Charles, 3 Horatio terrace, Aldeburgh R.S.O
:SelI Misses, 43 Marine par. Lowestoft Ranelagh road, Felixstowe Wright Mrs.D. 18 Kirkley cliff,Lowstft
.selley T. W. 6 Highfield rd.Felixstowe Thurston Henry. CIoseburn, Beach Wright G. 30 Denmark rd. Lowestoft
Sharp J.W. 59 BurreU rd.StQke,Ipswch road, Felixstowe Wright George, 2 Trafalgar terrace,
Shipley Mrs. Elizabeth, 4 Flensburgh Thurston Mr.s.Lydia, 2 Rosalind villas, Ranelagh road, Felixstowe
street, Lowestoft Felixstowe Wri17ht Harry, 19 Station rd. Southwld
Short James, 2 PrlilCe'~ tel". Cavendish Tice Henry,' 6 Ocean tel". Fe1ixstowtl Wright Mrs. J. Perey ho. Fe1ixstowe
road, Felixstowe . ToIler Mrs. S. 39 Marine par. Lowstit Wright Mrs. Mary Ann, Milton rd.
Shreeve John, 261 London road south, Tooley Mrs. Eliza, 52 Old Nelson st. Stowmarket
Kirkley, ,Lowestoft ?" Lowest?ft . Wright Owen, OIaremont road, Kirk-
:Shreeve MISS Margaret, 2 Vlctona rd. T<lvell MISS, Thornton, Fehxstowe ley, Lowestoft
V:ictoria I'd. Kirkley, Lowestoft Tracey Mrs. Marlha, 141 St. Peters Wright Wm. G. El\st cliff, Southwold
Simkin Mrs. E. 45 Wen street, Bury street, Lowestoft Wykes Mrs. E. 7 B~ach I'd. Lowestoft
SimmonsMiss A.6 StanIey st.Lowestft Turner J. 70 Corporation rd. Sthwld YaUop Joames. I Grove rd. Lowestft
Simpson Misses Katherine &; Maggie, Twaddell Mrs. S. E. 21 North par. Young George soDeIlIWlrk rd.Lowestft
3 Prince's ter.Cavendish rd.Felixstw Southwold R.S.O '
Sim;>son William Robert, 48 Old Utting MTS. Seacroft, London road
Nelson street, Lowestoft south, Kirkley, Lowestoft APPRAISERS & VALUERS.
Skio'1er -Mrs. Emily, 149 London rd. Versey 1V. St. George's tel'. Felxstwe
Lowestoft Vincent Mrs. Alice, I Alpe at. Ipswich See also Auctioneers.
Skipper George LOuis, 1: May villas, Vincent Mrs. Emma, Apsley house,
Quilter road, Felixstowe Esplanade, Lowestoft Archer Herbert Edward, Old Museum
Skuffham Mrs. T. Lambseth st. Eye Wade G. I Lee viIs. AIdeburgh R.S.O rooms, Museum street, Ipswich
Smith Misses Minnie & Amelia, White Wadley Wm. 2 Balfour viIs. Felixstw Arnott Wm. &I Son; Church st.Wdbdg
house, Aldeburgh RS.O . Walker Georgoe, Correggio cottage, Ai>hford I. & J. Lim. Saxmundham
Smith C.Granville ter.AIdeburghR.S.O Aldeburgh R.S.O Balls W. T. 167 London rd. Lowestft
Smith Mrs. Emma, Staplehurst, Wall Miss Jessie. Villa Letitia. Beach Banham Alexander, 27 St. Matthew's
Quilter road, Felixstowe . road. Felixstowe st. Ipswich & Waiton 8.0
Smith Henry, 30 Clapham rd.Lowestft WaIlerT.6Grosvenor pl.Aldebgh.R.S.O Beeden Thomas, Marlesford, Wick-
Smith J. 18 Grove road, Lowestoft Ward Mrs. Eliza. Bell cottage, ham Market . . .
Smith Mrs. Protheroe, 13 Kirkley Aldeburgh R.S.O Boa~dman Charles, StatIon road,Haver-
cliff, Kirkley, Lowestoft Ward G.- Ocean ho. Aldeburgh R.S.O hill & Clare RS.O.; estab. 1867
Smith Mrs. T. Thetford I'd. Brandon Ward George Henry, Lee road, Bond Robert &I Sons, Old .Ba~k house,
Smith Thomas, 19 Berners st.Ipswich Aldeiburgh R.S.O 6 Hutter market, ~pswIch '. .
Smith T. 41 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft Ward Miss Mary, Mount Pleasant, Brooke .John W. 6 Pnnces st. Ips~ch
Smith Walter Henry, Flint cottage, Reydon, Southwold Camp Joseph; offices &I furmture
Aldeburgh R.S.O Ward W. L. 26 'Well street, Bury sale room, London road north,
Warner Geo. 5 Highfield pt Felixstwe Lowestoft
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Castle &; Johnson, St. Olaves Stock Lake G. F. 353 London rd.sth.Kirkley Bradbeer Benjamin Masterson, B3ltic
mart, Heningfleet, Suffolk.: offices, Leighton G. W. 6 Princes st. Ipswich chambers, Waveney road, Lowestoft
::Bridge Auction mart, Great Yar- Pa!'menter J. Sydney- (quantity sur- Bradbeer B. S. 62 London rd.Lowestoft
mouth &; Bank house, High street, veyor), Tower street, Ipswich Bullen Chas. Hy. 20 Butter markt.Bm'Y
Gorleston tPells A. F.S.I. Pudding moor,Becc1es tCamp Joseph, Clapham. rd. Lowestft
Clayden J. Carter, 7 Friars st.Sudbry Richards F. W., M.S.A. 14; StanIey st. teastle &; Johnson, St. Glave's Stock
Crannis Martin &; Son, 43 St. ~ar- Lowestoft . . mart, Herringfl.eet, Suffolk; office,
g;aret's street, Ipswich Roberts William James, %24 London Bridge Auction mart, Great Yar~
"Da.nce C. W. 7 Commercial rd.Lowstft !l"oad, Lowestoft ' mouth &; Bank ho. High st. Gorlestn
])evueux C. &; Son,Weybread,Harlestn Rope E.J.GlemhamParva,Wickhm.Mkt Clarke Isaae Archer, Walsham-le"Wil-
Umrant Goorge & Sons, Beccles Auc- tWhitmore Frank, Town: hall, Bury lows, Bury . '
tion mart; offices, Station road, nVoodcock Richard 'William Denmark fClayden ". Carter, 7 Frlaril street,
Beccles: &; at Harleston, Nor,folk house, .Aldebu:rgh R.S.O ' Sudb:ury.
Durrant Etiward, South cliffs, Felix- tWright Henry John,4 Museum street, tCrann~s' Martm &; ~on, 43 St. Mar·'
~towe RS.O Ipswich&;London ho..AldeburghRS.O garet s street, IpSWICh. .
:Flick & Son, Saxmundham AR~ METAL WORKERS Crowe W. Russell, 13 HIgh st.HaverhI
Fox G. B. 5 Museum st. Ipswich " tDevereux Charles- & Son, Weybread,
Girling Wm. Rendham, Saxmundham Clubb Fdk. &; Son, 11 East st.Sudbury Harleston' .
'Haward Robt. E. Bridge st.Halesworth ''. tDowning S. & Co. Victoria. parade,
Hunt &Peddar, Market pI. Stowmrkt Jones ~ Willis, 43 Gt. UussPoll tit. Felixstowe RS.O .
La.rge Hy., F.A.!. Market pt Mildnhll London W C " tDurrant George &; Sons, Be<!Cles Auc..
Meeking Henry, 59 Station rd. Sud. ARTESIAN WELL ENGINRS. ti?n ,mart; office, Station rMd &;
bury; &; at ChIlton B tt ~ d:N St ~ I h Kmg s .Head hotel, Beccles, fi'iday~ J'
Miles Frank Ernest, Blyburgate street, Oen:!e . H,re 'bt eBw • t,,:~rt s. PSk~t Trinity street, Bungay, thursday;
Beccles; & at Great Yarmouth rs ...ourn er • ury s .,).J owmar e &; at Harlesbm (Norfolk)
Moore Ga~ard & Son' offices Broad ARTESIAN WELL BORERS. Durrant &; Lamperd, .comhill, Ipswich
str~t, ,Eye; . & at Hoxne ' Abundant water Supplies Co. ~ 10 Hamilton road, Felixstowe A

:Nobbs John, Smallgate street, Beccles (C. Isler &; Co.), tFhck &; Son, Saxmundham • : •
Nunn Gharlieo Hearn, 2 Guildhall st. Diamond rotary rock boring, tFox George B. 5 Muse~m. st. Ips~ch
Bury . Bear lane, Southwark, London S E tFraser A. D. ~ J. B. L~mIt~d, Pnnces
Pells Arthur, Pnrlding moor, IBec~les ARTIFICIAL MANURE MFRS. ~?t~~:~to~:wlch &; VlCtona parade,
J>reston .Alfred, The Arcade, ps~ch See Manure Manufact1;lrers. tG d N t B h 1i
Raphael A. 4 Up. Brook st. IpSWICh arrar or on urroug- I, rm.
'Read Stanford &; Gavford Hungate ARTIFICIAL TEETH MFRS. Moore, Garrard &; Son, Hoxne, Eye
,
street, Beccles; ....
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'A d
at 36 lexan ra Bra ey .dl F W C
. 15 arr st. PSWIC ' I . h Garrod, Turner
k t I &; Son, 'I Old Butter
. h ... T t t
Bradley Frederlck Wllllam (at- mar e, PSWIC avern s ree ~
t: , owes 0
0a d L t ft . Stowmarket
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Shipm&n Gervas.e Armstrong, Quay tendance wed.), 5 Angel hIll, Bu~ Gayford K. 36 .Alexandra rd.Lowestoft
stm~t, Woodbndge . Butlel' V. E. Camps rd. Haverhlll tGirling Wm. Rendham, Saxmundham
,&?ott Lacy &; Son, 87 GUIldhall st.Bury ARTISTS. tHowlett William, Duke's bridge,
Slmpson '& Sons; office, 21 Butter Batley W. D.12 St. Matthew's st.Ipswh Beccles road, Bungay
ma,~ket, B~lry. ' . Beaumont Miss E.46 Friars st.Sudbury ~Hunt & iPeddar, Market pl.Stowmarkt
8purhng &; ~ons, Prmces st. IpsWl..:h Cowell G. IDcombe, Snape, Saxmndhm Jefferies Hy. 192 London rd. Lowestofb
'S~onds George, Ellesmete;Wortham, Elliott Edward, 9 Commercial road; tKing John, George street, Had-
.Diss . res. 15 North parade, Lowestoft, leigh R.S.O
TItchmarsh John Frede~lck A.C.A. 17 Lingwood Edward Thos. Th& Ferns, tLarg-e Henry F.A.I. Market place;Mil->
Museum street, IpSWIch Dunwich Saxmundham denhall Suffolk
"I'itcomb & Few, IQ Pier ter. Lowestoft Lingwood Miss, 2 Westgat& st. Ipswich Lawrence'Chevell,nBrentgovelst.Bury
& Town Hall~ chambers, Great, Munnings A. J. Mendham, Harleston Lowestoft StockMart & AuctionOffices.
Yarmouth. See advert Short William, Church street, Eve Clapham road, London road north,
Trotter A.Henham pk.Wangfrd.R~.O Wood J. Badow, Dry Bridge ·lodge. Lowestoft & Market place, Yarmouth
'Tumer George, 8 Museum st. IpSWICh WoodbridO'e Magub R. W. i& Co. I I East street,
Webdale John, Wangford R.S.O e Southwold I \ ,

Whitmore Wm. N. Wickham Market ARTISTS' MATERIAL DLRS. tMeeking Henry 59 Station road Sud-
Woodward George, Tavern st. Stow- Crisp Henry Buxton, Saxmundham bury; & at Chilton '
market; & Buces farm,Mendlesham., Harmer Harry Edward, New Market tMoore, Garrard &Son; offices. Brond
8tonham place, Becc1es street, Eye; & at Hoxne, Scole
APRON MANUFACTURERS. Palmer Wm. Thoroughfare,Woodhrd~eMoore E.W.80High st.SouthwoldR.S.O
Collie & Parkhouse,Melford rd.Sudbry Tibbe~am John, 3 2 & 34 Oarr street, Notley A. G. & A. Royal thoroughfa,re,
, ,IpsWIch Lowestoft. See advert
ARCHITECTS. ASBESTOS MANUFACTRS. tNunn Charlia Heam, 2 Guildhall
Marked thus t are also Surveyors. Asbestos Co. Limited (The United), street, Bury I .
l3aines Geo. 12:; London rd. Lowestoft Dock house, Billiter st. London E C tOxbo~ow Emest R 19 Prmceit st.
Banham FranCls E. Grange rd.Becc1es IpSWIch
l3ishop Henry Georg& M.S.A. Cheap- ASPHALTERS.. tParker Favor, Mill .gtreet~ Mildenhall
side, Stowmarket Brooker Thos. 24 Hampton rd.IpswlCh Peacock & Co. 3 New FIsh market,
BiSiShopp Edwall'd Fernlev, 32 Museum Ruper David, Long 'Mellord R.S.O Lowestoft -,
street, Ipswich - ASSEMBLY ROOMS tPeddar 'Philip Charles Napier (firm,
'Blyth Henry Charles Wm. 62 London See Publiic HaIls' Hunt & Peddar), Market pl.Stowmkt
road, Lowestoft . P~e John Chaplyn, Stuston' place,
l3rand WaIter A.~I.B.A. 26 Museum AUCTIONEERS. Stuston, Scale; & at Diss .
street, Ipswich Marked thus t are also Appraisers. tPreston Alfred, The Grove, Worling~
l3rown & Burgess, 2 & 4 Princes st. tArcher Herbert Edward, Old Museum worth, Wickham Market; & at The
Ipswich rooms, Museum street, Ipswich Arcade, Ipswich & Market hill,Fram-
l3rown William Henry, 24 Fore street, tAmott Wm.& Son,Church st.Woodbg lingh!1IU. R.S.O
St. Clement's, Ipswich Arnott William, Church st. Woodbridge tRaphael A. 4 Upper Brook st.Ipswich
Cla,rke Alfred, White house, Sumer- Baker Jas. B. Bungay rd. Halesworth R('fld Charles Hpnry &; Son,Albert road,
leyton, Lowestoft Balls Messrs.'J. M. & R. Station road, Framlingham RS.O
Coombes William Allen, The Pines, Haverhill; Glare R.S.O. & Castle tRead, Stanford &; Gayford, Beccles
Mettingham, Bungay Hedingham; established 1846 stock market; .offices, Hungate st.
tConler J. S. 13 Tower Ilt. Ipswich tBails Wm. T. 167 London rd.Lowestft Beccl{ls; &; 36 Alexandra rd.Lowestft
Ootman Thos. W. Northgate st.Ipswh tBunham .Alexander, 27 St. Matthew's Read Thos. Waller, Wickhum Market
Crossley Frank W. I Princes st.Ipswch street, Ipswich;, i& at Watton Richards ThOJJ1as, Fish market k 21h,
'Eade &; Johns. CornhiU chmbrs.Ipswch tBeckett James, Crown st. Lowestoft T1'awl Fish market, Lowestoft
Graves Walter, Belvedere rd.Lowestoft tBiddell & Blencowe, 50 Abbeygat6 st. St. Olave's Stock Mart (Castle &;
Green Herbt. J. 26 London rd.Lowestft Bury;. &; at Lavenham R.S.O Johnson), St. Olave's station, Hel!-
Grimwood Artnur, Acton sq. Sudhury tBoardrnan Charles, Station road, ringfleet; offices, Bridge AuctiQn
Runt A. A. 51 Abbeysate street, Bury Haverhill i& Hare RS.O.; estab- mart, Great Yarmouth &; Bank' ho.
Runt A.A.Fair lawn,Melford rd.Sudbry lished 1867 Gorleston
Jennings Emest C.Bent hill,Felixstowe tBond Robert '& Sons,Old Bank house, f,Scott Lacy &; Son, 87 Guildhall $f;.
King Alfred, 38 Queen's rd. Bury 6 Butter market, IpswiCh ,&; Market Bury
Knights Geo. T. 44 Milton rd.Lowestft hill, Woodbridge •
 424 BAB
AUCTIONEERs-continued.
Scott Archibald Lacy F.B.I. (firm,Lacy
Scott &; Son), Bury
Scott Henry Lacy F.S.I. (firm, Lacy
Scott &; Son), Bury
Sexton &; Grimwade,Market place,Had·
leigh R.S.O
Sexton &; Taylor, High street, Had-
leigh R.S.O
tShipman Gervase Armstrong, Quay
street, Woodbridge
tSimpson &; Sons; office, 21 Butter
market, Bury
Simpson George Augustus; office, 21
Butter market &; 56Westgate st.Bury
tSpurling &; Sons, Princes st. Ipswich
Stanford. Geo. A. Smallgate st.Beccles
Stanford Herbert Spencer Rabett,
Thoroughfare, Halesworth
Stanley Henry, 69 Whiting st. Bury
tSymonds Goorge,Ellesmere,Wortham,
Dils
fI'itcomb &; Few, 10 Pier terrace,
Lowestoft &; Town Hall -chambers,
Great Yarmouth. See advert
tTurner George, 8 Museum street,
Ipswich
Warren Thos. W. 62 London rd..Lows-tft
Wheeler &; Son, King street, Sudbury
tWoodward George, Tavern street,
Stowmarket k Buces farm, Mendles-
ham, ,Stonham
tWoodward George Augustus, Buces
farm, Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Wright Herbt. 23 ;Princes st. IpswiCh
Debenham, Tewson, Farmer &; Bridge-
water, 80 Oheapside, London E C
Eyes A Sons. 7 Mark lane, London
EO (to the baking trade)
BABY LINEN WAREHOUSES.
Afford Mrs. E. 26 Abbeygate st. Bury
Alston Mrs. Fanny .!melia, 9 Old Mar-
ket place, Sudbury
Cooper Mrs. A. 20 Tacket st. Ipswich
Fyson Misses E. k C. 15 St. Matthew's
street, Ipswich
Rowling A. M. Castle street, Eye
Sneil Miss Bessie, 24 Angel hill, Bury
Stocker Miss S. G. no London
road, Lowestoft
Surman Misses Henrietta. &; Ada, 31
. Upper Brook street, Ipswich
BACON DEALER.
Hart E. W. Bury street, Stowmarket
BACON & HAM: CURERS.
Berrett Thomas Henry, Orford., Wick-
ham Market
Cullingford Charles, 173 London I'd.
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Ellis Robert, 8 Brentgovel st. Bury
Garrard &; Co. 17 Norwich road, Ips-
wich &; Needham Market
Harmer Wm. I I Westgate st. Ipswich
Hayward Mrs. Matilda, Fen la. Beccles
Morris In. Edwd. 16 Harland st. Bury
Se8ger Robert, 9 to 13 St. Peter's st.
&; 17 Friars street, Ipswich
Spooner Frdk. High st.JIadleigh R.S.O
BAG MAKERS.
See Sack & Bag Makers.
BAKERS.
Adams Mrs.. Mary, Glemsford! R.S.O
Adamson C. 87 Maidstone I'd. Lowestft
Ag~is Harry, Kersey, Ipswich
.Aldrich Mrs. Anne, Corton, Lowestoft
Aldridge Robert, Hartest, Bury
Alford Fdk. Rickinghall Superior, Diss
.Algal' Mrs. M. Fressingfield, Harlestn
Anen Robert In. 28 CaUDon st. Bury
Archer J ames, 322 Spring re. Ipswich
Armes J"as. I: Beresford rd. Lowestoft
Ayers D. J. Whapload I'd. Lowestoft
Bailey Mrs. A. Finningham, Stowmrkt
.Bailey Edgar George, Freston, Ipswich
Eailey Jas. Rt. I Fonnereau rd.Ipswich
SU:FFOLK.
Baker Philip, Stanton, Bury
Baker Richardson, Ixworth, Bury
Baldry A. E. 46 Burlington rd.Ipswch
Baldry William, Leiston R.S.O
Baldwin Miss Annie Elizabeth, Wen-
haston, Halesworth
Baldwin WaIter, Brook st. Woodbridge
Bangs Mrs. Susan, High st.Mildenhall
Hanks &; Green, Barrow, Bury
Banyard Wm. 67 St. John's rd.Ipswich
Barber E. W. Low.Olland st. Hungay
Bareham William, Clare RS.O
Barker WaIter Samuel, 70 &; 72 St.
George's street, Ipswich
Barker William WaIter, 66 Elliott
street &; Felixstowe road, Ipswich
Barnl's Richd. 105 Stanley st.Lowestft
Barrell C. 52 Waterworks st. Ipswich
Barrell Henry, 15 Prospect row, Ceme-
tery road, Bury
Barritt James (exors. of), Church st.
Woodbridge
Bassett William, Moulton, Newmarket
Beail Alfred, Wa1ton, Ipswich
Bedwell Thos. East BerghoIt. Colchstr
Bennett Emest Edward, Whepstead,
Bury
Benneworth R2Gower st.Stoke,Ipawch
Benneworth S. P. I Navarre st.Ipswich
Bentley Wm. 22 Out Westgate, Bury
Bicker J"as. R. 52 Orford SD. Ipswich
Bickers ·Mrs. Charity, W~ngford R.S.O
Bird Mrs. Henry, Long Melford RS.O
Bird John, Bildeston R.S.O
Bishop E. J. 55 Bath st. Stoke, Ipswch
Bishop Geo. R. 20 Orchard st.Ipswich
Bixby Charles S. Long Melford R.S.O
Bixby Philip, Long Melford R.S.O
Bixby Robert, Long Melford R.S.O
Bloomfield Edgar, Benton street,
Hadleigh R.S.O
Bloomfield G.443 Bramford rd.lpswch
Bollard Edward Rob~nson, 5 Bridge
street, Stoke, IpSWIch
Bone Mrs. E. (exors. of), Ford, Combs,
Stowmarket
Bonney A.Albert pI.Framlnghm.R.S.O
Boothby Alfred, Nethergate street
1& Bridge street, Hungay
Borley Wm. 53 J"ohn street, Ipswich
Borrett Mrs. Elizabeth, Orford, Wick-
ham Market·
Bovill E. 121 Bramford lane, Ipswich
Bowes George, Broad street, Bungay
Bowman Thomas, Bramford, Ipswich
Boyce Mrs. E. R. 45 ("'rown st.Lowstft
Brett In. E. ·Childer I'd. Stowmarket
Brewer Edward, Cockfield, Bury
Bridewell Henry, Beyton, Bury
BridgeH.&; Sons,Withersfield,Newmrkt
Brown Frank J. Foxhall I'd. Ipswich
Brown Harry, Cavendish R.S.O
BrO'Wn Hrbt. J. Melton, 1Voodbridge
Brown William, Botesdale, Diss
Buckenham Charles, Walberswick,
Southwold R.S.O
Buckle W.S6 &; 58 Bellla.Stoke,Ipswh
Budd Hy. High st. Hadleigh R.8.0
BuIlen William George, 90 Pak'efield
street, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Burgess Thos. F. 89 High st. Lowestft
Burton Mrs. Eliza, Pakenham, Bury
Bushell Wait. Wiseman,29 &; 30 Duke's
Head street, Lowestoft
Bushell Wm. A.I Thurston rd.Lowstft
Cant Charles Danes, 106 Woodhouse
street, Ipswich
Cant Harry, 3 & 5 Alston I'd. IpSWich
Cant James, 51 Cemetery I'd. Ipswich
Carter Oswald, Town street &; Lon-
don road, Brandon
Carter WaIter, 245 Norwich rd.Ipswh
Carver Miss S. 133 Cemetery rd.Bury
Casburn Arthur Henry, 14 Cavendish
street, Fore Hamlet, Ipswich
Catchpole Mrs. A. Brockford,Stwmrkt
Catchpole William, 120 High st.Lwstft
Catherwood Joseph Farrington, 4
Gainsborough street, Sudbury
Chapman John, 3 South green, South.
wold R.S.O
[ KELL'¥'S
Chester Wm. Needham Market R.S.O
Childs D. 44 &; 46 College st. Bury
Chilvers Arthur Jarmy, South enl-
tran-ce, Newmarket
Chinery Chas. W. 10 Hatter st. Bury;
Chinery John, 5 Northgate st. Bury.
Chinery Wm. S. 25 Eastgate st. Bury.
Chisnall.W. F. Angel st. Hadlgh.RS.Qt
Chissell Mrs. Mary A. 15 Cornhll.BurY'
ChuteI' Geo. Up. Olland street, Bungay
()lark Mrs. Jane E. 8 Victoria. streeit
&; 35 High street, Southwold
Clarke Brothers, Northgate street,.
Beccles; &; Bridge street, Bungay
Clarke Oscar 1Ym. Glemsford RS.()
Clubbe Horace,1 &; 2 Mason st.Ipswcn.
Coleby George, Kessingland, Lowestft
Coley Charles W. Long M.lelford R.S.o-
Coley Harry C. 94 North st. Sudbury-
Coley Henry, Long Melford R.S.O
Coley Hy. Chas. 2 Whiting st. Bury;
Coley Herbert, Clare R.S.O
Collins Robert, 31 Crown st. Ipswich
Collins William, 255 &; 257 Wood,.
bridge road, Ipswich
Constable Josiah, 7 Ipswich st. Burlt·
Cook Arthur, 12 Eagle st. Ipswich
Cook Arthur William, 70 Fore street...
St. Clement's, Ipswich
Cook SI. J. Blundeston, Lowestoft
Cook Spencer, Bridge st. Stowtnark'et.i
Cook William, Nayland, Colcheste:e
Cook William Henry, 23 &; 25 Wing-
field street &; 25 Rosemary la.Ipswh.
Cooper George, Cavendish R.S.O
Cooper J. 9 Hamilton I'd. Felixstowe
Cooper In. R. SI High st. Lowestoft
Cooper Thomas, Blundeston, Lowestft
Cooper William Beckett, 13 Mariner's
street &; Fish Dock stores, Lowestft
Copsey George, Rattlesden, Bury
Copsey William, Great Barton, Bury
Cork. Edwd. J. Burton end, Haverlull
Cousms Charles,Bures St. Mary RS.O
Crane Joseph, Castle street, Wood..·
bridge &; Melton, Woodbridge
Crane Wm. Ballygate street, Beccles .
Cresswell H.K.42 St.Nicholas st.Ipswfu
Cr0p Alfred William, Leiston R.8.0
CrIsp Edward, Saxmundham
Crofts Mrs. Mary Ann, Tostock, Bur}'
Cutts Alfred George, 4 Lawson I'd.
.li.irkley, Lowestoft ._
Daniels W. B. 3 &; 5 Crown st. Ipswica
Daniels W. C. Thoroughfare, Wdbrdg
Daw80n Wm. Blyburgate st. Beccles
DayMrs.G.Market pl.Lavenham R.S.Ot
Death M. &; Son, 21 & 22 Cross st.
Sudbury
Deben Bakery Company(Mrs. Elizabet&
Baa-e, manager), Wlaldringfield,.
lWoodbridge
Dedman Arthur, 3 Wolsey st. Ipswicho
Denny R. T. Ipswich road, Earl Stan,..
ham, Stowmarket
Dew A.Double st.Framlingham R.S.O
Dhonau C. 186 & 188 London rd.Lwstft'!
Dines Robert T. k Son, 5 & 7 Eagle:
street, Ipswich
Dines Frdk. Chas. High st. Debenhallll!
Dixey Arthur, 18 North st. Sudbury'
Dool~ Edgar, 69 Wherstead rd.lps~ch
Dunnett Frank, 31 The Mount, Ipswlcl't'
Dykes Edwd. J. Bungay I'd. Haleswrth·
Dyson Wm. H. Long Melford RS.O
Eastaugh Fdk. 64 High st. SomhwlJld.
Edwards A. H. 2 Southgate st. BUlY
Edwards Emest, Saltgate st. Beccles'
Elam Mrs. E. A. 13 Eastgate st.Bury
Elam W. G. 98 Out Westgate, Bury.
Ellingham Clement, flartest, Bury
Ellis Arthur, Bury st. Stowmarket
Ellis C. W. jnn. Bridge st.Haleswortb-
Ellis Chas. W. London I'd. Haleswortru
Elliston Edgar, Kedington, Haverhill.
Elliston Frederick, Bildeston 8.0
Elmer Harry, Woolpit, Bury
Elmer 1Villiam Herbert, Stowuplandl
street, Stowmarket
Elsden James, Pakenham, Bury
Emmens Hy. Alderton, Woodbridg~
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK.,
Emms Arthur G. 11 London rd.Lwstft Littleproud F. Maidstone rd. Lowestft
Fairweather Miss Mary, Cross st. Eye Long Abraham, Bildeston S.O
Farman George, Ingate st. Beccles Lowe }t'redk. High st. Saxmundham
Fayers W. Bredfield st. Woodbridge Lusher Horace C.79 St. John's st. Bury
Field George Harry, 44 Cox lane &; 31 Lynn Nelson, Badwell Ash, Bury
St. Helen's street, Ipswich McClan G. Up. Cavendish st. Ipswich
Fisher Fredk. B. Yoxford,Saxmundhm Malster Wm. Shottisham, Woodbrdge
Fosker Oliver Robert, Coddenham, Mannall Alfred,NeedhamMarketR.S.O
Needham Market, Ipswich Manning A. Regent st. Stowmarket
Foulger Chas. Grundisburgh,Woodbdg Manning E.G. St.John's st.WoodJbrdg
Fulcher W. 42 Foundation st. Ipswich Marrow H. H. Wickhambrook,Nwmrkt
Fuller DanL F. Oulton Broad, Lowestft Marshall Chas. Bl~'burgate st. Beccles
Fuller WallaceEdwd.Exning,Newmrkt :Martin A. T. Mendlesham,Stowmarkt
GamageB.H.22St.Margaret's st.Ipswh Mason James, StQke..;by-Nayland,
Garner Jesse, 25 Thacket st. Ipswich Colchester
Gee Charles, Market st. Mildenhall Matthews Henry, Botesdale, Diss
Gibbs C. Fore st. FramlinghamR.S.O Matthews William, Ixworth, Bury
Gibbs Frdk. Northgate street, Heccles Mayhew James Marsden &; Son,
Gifford Jas. 97 Risbygate street, Bury Ipswich street, Stowmarket
Giles Charles, 25 Duke·s head, Lowstft Metcalfe Geo. Withersfield,Newmarkt
Gissing A. J. Whapload rd. Lowestoft Middleton Chas. E. Rattlesden, Bury
Gissing .Anthony S. Castle st. Eye Middleton George, 6 Carlton road,
Goodall ~ros. Thoroughfare,Woodbrdg . Kirkley, Lowestoft
Gow~rs Jabez, Crowland rd. Haverhill Miller H. D. 137 Raglan st. Lowestoft
Gowmg Charles, Nayland, Colchester Miller Jas.2+ &; 26 St. Helens st.Ipswch
Gray E. Clapham rd'. nth. Lowestoft Miller .Tohn, Stanton, Bury
Gray Wm. J. Whapload rd. Lowestoft Mills R Church st. Lavenham R.S.O
fheen Edward Hy. Redgrave, Diss Money Wm. James, Hungate st.Beccles
Green Miss Henrietta, Stoke-by-Nay- Morley Mrs. S. 82 North st. Sudbury
land, Colchester . Mortimer Samuel, Belstead, Ipswich
Gr~en R. 18 St. Matthe'Y'~ st. IpswIch Mulley Charles G. Ixworth, Bury
Gnmwood Wm. 30 Whltmg st. Bury :Mulley William, Bardwell, Bury
Guiver G. iD. Station st.Stoke,Ipswich Mynett Clement, Bures St.Mary RS.O
Hails WaIter, Chelmondiston, Ipswich Neale Mrs. M. Stowupland rd.Stwmkt
Ham~ondJ Wm. Lakenheath, Bran.don Neobard G. 293 Bramford rd. Ipswich
Hardmgham George, 7I Cambndge Newson Hobert George, Frederick ho.
road, Lowestoft . Stradbroke rd. Southwold R.S.O
Hardy Daniel, Clare R.S.O Newson W. G. 36 Jacob st. Lowestoft
Harris Mrs.Jane,St.Mary1s st.Bungay Nice Josiah, GreatBradley, Newmarkt
Harvey Robt. J. Gazeley, Newmarket Nicoll Geo. Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Harvey Thomas, 75 AIbion st. Ipswich ::S-ightingale Ernest, 1 &; 3 St.Nicholas
Harvey Wm.High st. AldeburghR.S.O street, Ipswich
Harvey William, Wangford R.S.O. North &; Co. 49 Guildhall street, Bury
Hayes Samuel, .Alderton, Woodbndge Nlmn James, 76 Rope walk, Ipswich
Hill George, High st. Wangford R.S.O Nunn William, Eden road &; 69 High
Hill George, Wickham Market street, Haverhill
Hines T. C. 31 Quadling st. Ipswich Orbell Henry, 1 Station rd. Sudbury
HQlbrock Mrs.E.f4Mariner's st.Lwstft Pallant Misses E. &; F. Church st. Eye
Holder W. Cumberland st. Woodbrdg Palmer Harry &; Son, New st. Woodbdg
Howard Henry, Saxmundham Palmer Lewis J.51 Norwich rd.Ipswch
Hc;we E. Water st. Lavenham RS.O Palmer Miss E. R. Market hl.Brandon
Howlett Henry '.Dhom!!,s, Norton, Bury Palmer Thos. 64 Risbygate st. Bury
Hubbard Charles, Bndge st. Dungay Palmer Walter,Seckford st.Woodbrdg
Hubbard Miss A. Lond'On rd'. Brandon Palmer William, Haughley, Stowmrkt
Hunt Fdk. Earl Stonham, Stowmarket Pannell Bros. 40 High st. Haverhill
Hyam Robt. London rd.BrandQn,Sufflk ParkerE.Rose cot.North rd.Mildenhall
He James, Yoxford, Saxmundham • Parker Thomas C. Leiston R.S.O
Jolly William, Norton, Bury Pashler Freder~ck Chas. Clare R.S.O
JudEf John, Stanningfield, Bury Pashler John T. 63 Whiting st. Bury
Kemp E. T. 94 Norwich rd. Lowestoft Pashley Herbt. 4::J Northgate st. Bury
Kemp Wm. 30 St. John's rd. Lowestft Pask Frederick, Hartest, Bury
Kenneth W. S. Earsham street,Bungay Payne A. F. 2 Cumberland st. Ipswich
Kenny In. Walsham-le-Willows,Bury Pearson &; Cotterell Ixworth Bury
Kenny John, Woolpit, Bury Pegrum Caleb, 62 :North st.. ' Sudbury
Kenny Percival, 38.S Spring rd.Ipswicb Pettit Edgar, Cavendish R.S.O
Kenny Robt. 136 Hondford rd.Ipswich Pettit Edward, High st. Mildenhall
Kenny Robert, Holland road, St. Pettit George, 125 Fore street, St.
John's, Ipswich Clement's, Ipswich
Kent .A. E. Mendlesham, Stowmarket Pettit Mrs. M. E. Buckshorn la. Eye
Kerridge William, 7 Key st. Ipswich Pettitt Edwin J. 68 Guildhall st. Bury
Kett C. H. Wenhaston, Halesworth Phillippo James, G'laydQn, Ipswich
K~dby C. TuddenhamSt.Mary,Mildnhll Phillips T. 23 Woodhouse st. Ipswich
Kirby E. E . .Blyburgate st. Beccles Pilgrim Geo. 41 ,Mellord! rd. Sudbury
Kitton &; Son, 23 :Norwich rd. IpswicM Pitches Jamp,s, West st. Mildenhall
Kitton William W. Bildeston S.O Pizzy H. Lime Tree pI. Stowmarket
Knight Fdk. W. 57 Princes st. Ipswich Plant Edward, 9 Crown st. Lowestoft
Knights Mrs. H. Up. OIland st.Bungay Plant George, 20 Mariner's st.Lowstft
Lambeth James, 6 Lady la. Ipswich Potter W. M. Bramford road, Ipswich
Last Joshua, Boxford', Colchester Powell W. J. 10 Benezet st. Ipswich
Last Thos. 36 Black Horse la. Ipswich Prior E. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Last Wm. StonhamAspall, Stowmrkt Proct<lr Hy. 146 Cemetery rd.· Bury
Laver John Henry, Elmswell, Bury Punchard F.J.Peasenhall,Saxmundham
Lawrence Georg-e, Spring .rd. Ipswich Rayner J. II4 Fore hamlet, Ipswich
Leathers Mrs. Eliza Martha, 12 Upper Read R. Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O
Barclay street, Ipswich ReadingA.V.High st.Aldeburgh RS.O
Lebbon Herbert, Hopton, Thetford Reason S. Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Lee Frooerick, Coddenham, Ipswich Reeder G. W. High st.Aldebrgh. R.S.O
Ling A. &; Co. 40 Friars st. Sndbury ReynQlds Eustace William, 66 Wood-
Ling George, Market hill, Woodbridge bridge road, Ipswich
Locksmith ·Mrs. Louisa, 405 Wher- Reynolds Mrs.W.Station rd. Stowmrkt
stead road, Ipswich Ribbons John P. Wortham, Diss
BAK 425
Riches D. M. 5 Hawes st.Stoke,Ipswcb
Rie-hes Geo. Hemingstone, Ipswich
Riches John, Capel St. Mary, Ipswich
Riches Mrs. W. 17 Rope walk,Ipswich
Rissbrook Fdk. High street BrandoD
Roberts A. W. 43 Raglan st.Lowestof1a
Roberts William S. Nayland, Colchstr
Rogers William, Little Thurlow S.()e
Rolph Edwin John, Lakenhth.Brandru
Roper Mrs. M. A. Magdalen st. Eye-
Rosier Mrs.D.Stowupland st.StOWllll'kt
Routh William Henry, 49 &; SlI
Curriers' lane, Ipswich
Rowe Henry, 62 Southgate st. Bury
Rudd T. 25 Gregory 6treet, Sudbury
Rutter William, Church street, Stradr
broke, Eye ,
Sallows W. Debenham, Stowmarket
Saunderg. Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 Borougb
road, Ipswich
Saunders George Alfred, 295 Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Saunders H.A. East Bergholt,Colchst:c-
Sayer Oscar John, Hopt,on, ThetforCl
Scarfe Saul, Boxford, Co~chester
Scates Herbert Robert,20 St.Andrew1~
street south, Bury
Scott Elijah J. 29 East st. Sudbmy
Scott R M. 40 &; 42 Friars st.Ipswicho
Sexton Perey, 48 Up.O~ell st.Ipswcb
S~ort W.La~fi~ld,FramlinghamR.S.O
SlOOPSon William, 'Wellclose square.,
Framlingham' R.S.O
Sizer Charles,High. st.Hadleigh. R.S.O
Ske~t C. Old Felixstowe, Felixstow&
SmIth Charles, Clare RS.O
Smith George, 18 New street, IpswicA
Smith T. J. (trustees of), Crown st.
Stowmarket
Snell A. 13 Lower Bader street, Bury
Snell D. E. 168 Rose Hill rd. Ipswich
Sore Mrs.Mary Ann,Boxford,Colchestr-
Southgate. W. H. &; J. A: 201 &; :J03.
Woodbndge road, IpswIch
Sparrow Albert, .Queen st. Haverhill
Sparrow Geo.. ¥ilton rd. Stowmarket
Spe~dlove William Arthur, 74 Ton-
mng street, Lowestoft
Spencer Mrs.F.Needham MarketR.~.G)
Spooner A. Kemp st. StQke, IpSWIch
Staff Harry, 52 VictQria. street, Bury
Stam~ard W. E. Rant .score ea.Lwstft,
Starli~g In. Wm. Wlckham Market
Stebbmg W. J. 72 Northpte st. ~ry
Steed A. 56 St. Matthew s st. Ipsw~ch
Steed John, 75 Suffolk. rd. IpSWICh.
StQw S. B. East Bergholt, Colchester-
Sturgeon Edward, Hartest, Bury .
Sudbury Bread &; Supply Co. L:nn_
28 Mark.e~ hill, Sudbury .
Swann William, 67 &; 69 St. Peter's
street, Lowestoft
Symonds John, Wickham Market,
Taylor Ernest Rowland, 26 Gainsboro"
s~reet, Sudbury
Thrrkettle ~. Debenham, Stowmarkela.
Thotp EdwlU Edward, Stratford St_
Mary, Col~hester
Thorp J. HIgh st. Aldeburgh R.S.()t
Thorpe Thomas, 36 St. John st. Bury
Thrower C. H. 17 Bevan 1St. Lowestoft.
Tompson C. 24 Church walk, Bury
Took Jas. Thoroughfare, Haleswortb
Took Rt. A. New .Market pI. Beccles
Took Wm. Chediston ·st. Halesworth
Torbell John, Cross street, Eye
Towler Hy. Philip, 2 Mount, Ipswich
Tricker E.P.24 &; 26 Regent st.Ipswch
Turner Bros. II8 Raglan st. Lowestoft
Turner G. Barton mills, Mildenhall
Turner G.Shilling st.Lavenham R.S.O
Turner S. W. SI Queen's road &; 172
London road south, Lowestoft
Tweed Alfred, Cowlinge, Newmarket
Tweed H. 43 Spring road, Ipswicb
Ulmer Frederick, 6 King st. Sudbury
Unwin Oscar, 7 East street, Sudbnry
Wade Miss A. Thoro'fare, Woodlbrdge-
Wakefield William, Bildeston S.O
WaIler H. T. Suffolk road, Lowest<lff&
Ward Mrs. S.A.Violet hill,Stowmarket
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BAKER8-Continued.
Waspe T. J. 66a, Rope walk, Ipswich
Waters William .John, Market place,
Southwold R.S.O
Webb Arthur, lI8 Fore street,Ipswich
Westbrook Mrs. Chas. Leiston RS.O
Whayman RH. Orford, Wickham Mkt
Whitby Robt. In. YO'Xford,Saxmdhm
Whiting John Philip, 138 Fore st. &;
2 Duke street, Ipswich
Whiting Saml. 146 Southgate st.Bury
Wicks Guershon Daniel, 12 School
Hall lane, Bury
Wilcox Robt. - Low. st. Hoxne, Eye
Williams F. Kessingland, Lowestoft
Williams W. T. 128 Southgate at.Bury
Wi},son Sarn!. 36 Cann()ll st. Bury
WilSQn Spencer Horace, 29 &; 30
Church street, Sudbury
Wilson Wailiter, 47 North .'!t. Sudbury
''''isemlln T. Burton end, Haverhill
Wright D. Angel st. Hadleigh RS.O
Wright James, Broad street, Eye.
Wright WaIter, 55 Bishop's rd. Bury
Wright W.J.I4 & 16 Regent st.Ipswch
Wyatt Charles, Smallgate st. Beccles
Yapp Arthur Valentine, 12 &; 14 St.
Peter's street, Ipswich
BALL ROOM DEOORATOB.
, Watts Edgar, Corn hall, Broad st.
Bungay
BANKERS.
Bacon, Cobbold & Co. (Alexander
Gibb,resident partner);_ head office,
Cornhill; Derby road branch (F. A.
Wilson, mgr. ~ Ipswich; (branches)
(William H.· Franks, manager),
Ffilintowe R.S.O.; (H. Hubert
Green, manager), Thoroughfare,
Woodbridge (Wickham Market sub
to Woodbridge); Harwich &; Dover-
court (John Paterson, mgr.); draw
on Glyn, Mills, Currie &; Co. &;
Drummonds. London E C. See advt
J3a~clay &; Co. Limited (branches)
. (10 00 4 except tues. 10 to 5 &; sat.
9.30 to I). Princes st. Ipswich;
(Henry F. Jones, manager) (open
10 to 4, sat. 10 to I), AIdeburgh
ItS.O.; (Fredc. Shelly Rix, agent)
(open 10 to 4, except fri. 10 to 6,
sat. 10 to I), New market, Beccles;
(agencies), (Charles Taylor, agent)
(open 10 to 3, sat. 10 to I), Botes-
dale, Diss; (C. F. Halls, manager)
(open tues. &; thurs. from 2 to 4.30
p.m.), Bridge st.Brandon; (Reginald
Gurney, local director) (wed. %0
to 5; sat. 10 to I; other days, 10
to 4), Abbey.gate st. Bury; (Hy.
Abbott, agent), Debenham, Stow-
market; Edward Kemp, manager),
(open to 4, except mono 10 to 6,
sat. 10 to I), Eye; (Chas. Spurrell
Kidall, manager) (open 10 to 4,
except wed. 10 to I, sat. 10 to 5),
Market hill, Framlingham R.S.D.;.
(H.. Gall, manager) (daily 10 to 4,
except mono 10 to 5 &; S8Jt. 10 to I),
High street, Hadleigh R.S.O.;
(Fraucis Evans Ba:bington, mangr.)
(open 10 to 4, except tues. 10 to
. 5.50; sat. %0 to I), Thoroughfare,
HaleswoTth ; (open sat. 12.30 to 2),
High st. Lavenham R.S.O.; (H. F.
Jones, manager) (office open tues.
&; fri. 1.30 to 4 & sat. 9 to n),
Leiston R.B.O.; (sub to Sudbury)
(open tues. &; fri. 12 to 3), Long
Melford RS.O; (Samuel Alexander
Maw, manager) (10 to 4, except sat.
xo to I), Need-ham Market R.S.O. ;
(branch) (Edgar Pipe, agent) (daily
xo to 4, except wed'. 10 to I), High
meet, Southwold R.S.O.; (Thomas
. Simpson, manllger) (daily, 10 to 4,
except thurlt. 10 to 5 &; sat. 10 to
1:), Cheapside, Stowmarket; (Geo.
SUFFOLK.
•
Stebbings, manager), Queen's
Head street, 8tradibroke, Eye j
(Arthur Joolm Grimwade, manager)
(10 to 5 thurs., wed. 10 00 r, other
day.s 10 to 4), Ma,rket hill, Sud-
bury; (fri. I to 3),' Wickham
Market; (He~ry Hlomfield, mangr.)
(thurs. IQ to 5, sat. 10 to r, other
days 10 to 4), Church st. Wood-
bridge ; -(WaIter .Rearn Sadd, agt.),
Wrentham,Wangford R.S.O.; (sub-
branch of Halesworth) (F. J:;. Bab-
ington, manager) (open mono & fri.
9.30 to 12.30), Yoxford, Saxmund-
ham; (agencies) (William J. Minns,
agent) (open 10 to 4, except thurs.
10 to 5 & sat. 10 to I), Broad
street, Bungay; (G. Goody, .agent),
Clare R.S.O. (Haylett T. Horner,
manager), Felixstowe R.S.O. ;
(Isaac Twigg Sangar, agent) (daily
10 ro 4, except thurs. 10 to r), 62
High street, North Lowestoft:
(WiJaiam Thomas Lindsey, agent)
Sou.th Lowestoft branch (d-aily 10
to 4, except thurs. 10 to I), 64
London rood, Lowestoft; (Odden
Frederic Read, agent) (daily 10 to
4, except thurs. 10 to I & fri. 10 to
6), High street, Mildenhall; (Robt.
Flick, agent), Saxmundham; draw
on Mad office, 54 Lombard street,
London E C. See oovert
Bury &; Suffolk Bank, now the Capital
& Counties Bank Limited:
Capital &; Counties Limited (Algernon
Beckford Bevan & the Hon. Mor-
. timer Tollemache, joint managers);
(branches) 9 Butter market, Bury;
(Frank R. Twitchett, agent), Clare
R.S.O.; (Edward J. Delacour, man-
ager), High street, Haverhill; (In.
Goodrich, agent), Mill street, Mil-
denhall; (Hon. M. G. TolIemache
& A. B. Bevan, managers), Market
place, Stowmarket; (Edward John
De la Cour, manager), 30 Market
hill, Sudbury; draw on head office,
39 Threadneedle. street, London E C
Cheque Bank Limited (The) (branch)
. (George BllIte Bishop, dist. agent),
Broad street, Eye; draw on head
office, 93 Bishopsgate street within,
London E 0
Gurneys, Alexanders, Birkbeck, Bar·
clay, Buxton &; Kerrison, see BM-
clay &; 00. Limited
Gurneys, Birklbecks, Ba,relay & Bux..
ton, see Barclay &, Co. Limited
Gurneys, Birkbeck, Barclay, Buxt{)ns
&; Ord'e, see Barclay &; Co. Limited
Ipswich Bank, see Bacon, Cobbold.
&; Co. Ipswich
Ipswich &; Needham Marke~ Bank,
see Barelay &; Co. Limited
Lacon (Sir Edmund K. bart. ),Lacons,
YouelI & Kemp; head offices,
Yarmouth; (branches) (GeorgB
James Bond, agent), Exchange sq.
Beccles; (Frederick Anthony :May-
hew, manager), Thoroughfare,
Halesworth; (Henry HowelI Vin-
cent, agent), London road, Lowes-
toft &; (Joileph John Mayhew, agent)
Market place, Southwold; draw on
GIyn, Mills, Currie &; Co.London EO
See advert
London &; County Banking Co. Lim.
(sub.branches) (Chas. Wallis Ham.
mond, manager) (open daily), High
street, Haverhill &; (mon. &; thurs.)
Market hill, Sudbury; draw on
head office, 21 Lombard st.Lndn.EC
London & Provinciail Bank Limited
(branch)(Ricliara. Bernard Andrews,
ma.nager) ({)open daily from 10 W
4, on thurs. 10 ro 5 &; sat. 10 to I),
Earsham street, Bungay; (Hugh
Robert Parry, manag-er), London rd.
north, Lowestoft; (branch) (Fredk.
Whaite, manager) (open daily from
10 to 4, except mono 10 to 6, &;
[KELLY'S
sat. 10 to I), Broad street, Eye;
(branch) (Frederick Albert Tipple,
manager), Thoroughfare, Hales_
worth; (branch from Haleliworth)
(Frederick Albert Tipple, manager)
(open on fri. only from 2 to, 4),
Leiston RB.O.; (sub-branch from
Halesworth (F. A. Tipple, manager)
(open -on wed. from I to 5 p.m.).
Saxmundham; High street, AIde-
burgh; draw on head office, 7
Bank buildings &; Glyn, Mills,Currie
- &; Co. London E C
N ation1l1 Provincial Bank of England
Limited (bl'Mlches) (F.rancis AIbert
CoIlins, manager), Abbeygate. at.
. Bury; (Hy. Meredith, manager),
5 Cornhill, Ipswich; (W.L. Dunfee,
manager), London road, Lowestoft;
draw on head office, Lond'On E C
Norwich &; N orrolk Bank, see Bar-
clay &; Co. Limited
Oakes, Bevan, TolIemache &; Co.
now the Capital &; Counties Bank
Parr'. Bank Limited (Arthur
Edward Jillings, manager), Princes
street, Ipswich; draw on head office,
Bartholomew lane, London E C
:BARGE BUILDERS.
Robertson & Co. Ship yard, Woodbdg
ShrubsaH H. Dock End yard, Ipswich
Wright Geo. Northgate at. Beccles
:BARGE OWNERS.
Cooper Thomas, 4 Forthampton pL
AIdeburgh RS.O
Green William, Cattawade, Brantham,
Manningtree .
Haste William, Chelmondiston, Ipswch
Haywa:rd Geo. Chelmondiston, Ipswch
BARLEY MERCHANTS.
See Corn &; Flour Merchants.
BASEMENT LIGHT ENGINRS.
St. Pancras Iron-Work Co. Limited,
Pancras road, London N W
BASKET & SIEVE MAKERS.
• .
:A.y~rs C. H. Batte~ Grn. rd.Lowstft
Chipperfield Fredertck Samuel, 125
Be,:,an .st'l'eet, Lowestoft
Coppmg Geo. Deben~am,. Stowmarkt
Cr~knell &; Son, StatlOn rd.~towmrkt
Dames Albert, Botesdale, DISS
Daines N. 46 Duke's Head st.Lowestft
Day J. T. Whapload rd. Lowestof~
Durrant J abez, 46 Queen st. Haverhlll
Freestone G. Up. Olland st. Bungay
Houghton Esau, 4 St. John's st.Bury
Howe John, Kentford, Newmarket _
JaclDson David, Melton, Woodbridge.
Kemp Ernest, Cotton, Stowmarket
King Chas. &; Wm. Saxmundhllm
King Thomas, 9 Hatter st. Bury
Markwell Ezekiel, Saxmundham
Markwell George, Oakley, Scole
Markwell Rbt. Blyburgate st. Beccles
Marsh George, Nayland, Colchester
Martin James, Dalham, Newmarket
MuIlins Thomas Trigbuth & Son,
Wash lane, Onehouse, Stowmarke1i,
&; at Stowmarket
MuIIins Albt. Haughley, Stowmarket
Mullins Geo. Wash la. Oneho.Stwmkt
Offord James, Rishangles, Eye
Offord John, Mickfield, Stowmarket
Palmer FNdk. 26. Silent st. Ipswich
Parsonson T. &; Son, 19 l?riars st.
Sudbury
Parsonson G. W. 7 North Rt. Sudbury
Parsonson James, Clve R.S.O
Philpott J. 14 St. Matthew's st.Ipswh
Pipe Mrs. E. Grundisburgh, Woodbdg
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Potter Arthur G. Station rd. Fram- Baker Henry,Uggeshall,Wangfd.R.S.O Cant James, 51 Cemetery rd. Ipswich
lingham RS.O ' Baker John, Boxford, Colchester Capon Edwin Benj. OecoId; Eye
Potter Mrs. S. Need.ham Mkt. R.S.O Baker Thomas Jonathan, Allwood grn. Can Wm. East Bergholt, Colchester
Bands Charles, Walton, Ipswich Rickinghall Superior, Diss' Carter Albert, Thetford rd. Brandon
Shemming Wm. Syleham, Scole Baldry Ha.rry, Leiston RS.O , Carter Arthur G. 22 Victoria street,
Southgate G. Cardinal's rd.Stowmarkt Balls A. E. 20 Factory st.,Lowestoft Southwold RS.O •
Spooner W. C. 5 WheTstead rd.Ipswh Balls Harry, Wilby, Eye . , Castleton Charles, 28 (Jarlton road,
Thain William Firman, 33 Clapham Banham W. Upper Olland sf;. Bungay Kirkley, Lowestoft
road, Lowestoft Barber Rd. 42 Mariner's st. Lowestoft Castleton Charles John, Commercial
Took Harry, Market pt Halesworth Bareham Harry, Clare R.S.O ' road, Lowestoft .
Took Wm. Chediston st. Halesworth Barfield Henry, Bramfield, Ipswich Cater Geo. A. 76 North st. Sudbury
Tuck George, High st. Brandon Barham Wm. C. 4 Pottery st. Ipswich Cattermole Alfred, 218 London road
Turner Wm.Nethergate street,:Bungay Barker Fredk. S. Botesdale, Diss south, KirkIey, Lowestoft
Watkinson CorneliU8,Glems!ford R.S.O Barlr.er Jas. E. Outney rd.· Bungay Chandler G. 7 Hawes at.Stoke,Ipswich
Wesley James Nacton Ipswich Barker WaIter, 28 Alexandra·rd.Ipswh Chapman Rt. Union st. StowmaTket
" Barker William, Thurston, Bury Charlish Mrs. Hannah, Lower Ollalld,
BATH MAKERS. Barkway Benjamin,Weybrelld,Harle~tn street, Bungay '.
. . Barlow E.C.131 Woodhouse ,st.IpSWICh Charlish Robert,Blyburgate st. Becc1l's
C'l'ylor J. &; Sons LImIted, 2 Newgate Barnard F. Station rd. Stowmarket Chenery Thomas,27 Chalk lane. Bury
. street E C &; Belle Isle, York road, Barnard J. 13' &; 15 John'st. Ipswich Chipperfield Robert, Wrentham,Wang-
London N , BaIT Wm. High st. Hadleigh RS.O ford R.S.O
BATH PROPRIETORS. Barton James, ~orth terrace,Mildenhfi Chittock C. Forward Grn. Stowmal'kt
• Basham Thos. WIthersfield rd~Haverhll Churchyard George.. 72 Upper Orwell
Cook D. Beach, Whapoad rd. Lowstft Buter Hy. 179 London rd.Lowestoft street, Ipswich
Ipswich Corporation Baths(John King, Bean Charles, Ixworth, BlU'Y Clarke Mrs. E. A. Barrow, Bury
supt.), Fore street, Ipswich Beart Henry C. Wattisfield, Diss Clarke W. 20 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich
Leggett Thomas Hubbard, Lond'Jn rd. Beaumont Wm. Combs, Stowmarket Clemence Harry Frederick, Bridge st.
south, Lowestoft Bedford Harry, Queen st., Haverhill Hadleigh R.s.b .
• Beecroft William Henry, 13 Commer- Coates Frdk. 3 Hospital road, Bury
BATH CHAIR PROPRIETOR. cial road, Lowestoft ." Cobbold J.' Station rd. Stowmarket
B te A T " t t So th old Beeton Mrs. M. A. GIemsford &'S.O Coe F. Mile end, Becc1es rd. Bungay
ax r • 10 rmI y S • u w Belding John, 61 &; 63 Upper Orwell Cole T. High street, Aldeburgh &.S.O
street, Ipswich Coleby Albert, Blundeston, Lowestoft
:BATHING MACHINE PROPRS. Bell Miss J. Lit. Cornard, Sudbury Coleman W. Whapload road,Lowestoft
. . Bennett Mrs. A. :M. Whepstead, Bury ColIinson William, Holbrook, Ipswich
Collis Jas. Marsh la. Aldeburgh R.S.O Bennett Samuel, Norton Bury Colthorp Wm. 22 Queen st. Ipswich
Cook D. Beach,Whapload rd.Lowestft Bentley William, Wixoe, 'Halstead Cook Arth. J. Benhall, SaxIllundham
Folkard William, 27 Lorne Park road, Berry R. Saxtead,Framlingham R8.0 Cook Charles, 32 4 Spring rd. Ipswich
H Kirkley,
li ChLowestoft
1 AI d . illas Betts Mrs. James, S ye 1 h am, S co 1e Cook G eorge, Chepenhall green,
~d' ha~e~, 0 exan rIs. v 'Bezant Fredk. 3 Church st. Sudbury Fressingfield, Harleston
H . eJr~ 'L .S th tiff S th Id Bigmore Harry, Hamlet road,Haverhll Cook William, Finningham, Stowmarkt
S er.~~ &0 P {So • ~u the Id ou W Bird Charles, 46 Albert st. Lowestoft Cooper G. 39 Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswh
T~~mpson ~:~rpakoe~~l:'oLowestoft Bird Charles Ransom, Great Walding- Coop~r George, Drinkstone, Bury
Ward G. Ocean ho. Aldeburgh R.S.O .field, Sudbury . Coppmg Arth. N~edham Market RS.O
W d G W H' h h AId b hR S 0 BIrd In. A. I Peel street, IpSWIch Copsey Joseph, Jun. GIemsford RS.O
ar . • Ig o. e urg . . Bird WaIter J. 14 Stoke st.' Ipswich Cordal William, Little street.Yoxford,
, Bishop E. J. 55 Bath st. Stoke,Ipswch Saxmundham
:BEDDING MANUFACTURERS. Bixby Philip, Long Melford RS.O Cornell J. Barton mills, Mildenhall
Beard Edward, 3 &; 3a, King street, Blinker Wm. Moulton, Newmarket Cornell S. Withersfield, Newmarket
Butter market Ipswich' &; at New- Blowers F. R. 57 Crown st. Lowestoft Corner Mrs. M. Debenham, Stowmrkt
market ' , Boast Robert, Ford,Combs, Stowmarkt Cotton Mrs. Helens. Carlton Colville.
Brand &; Sons Friendly house 28 30 Boggis Mrs. H. 3 St. John's st. Bury Lowestoft
32, 34 &; 36' Tacket street; 'cabinet Borley J ahn, Hundon. Clare R. S: 0 Cousins Oharles, Polstead, Colches~r
works .& bedding factory, Wi,ng- BowelI Edgar, 95 Crown st. Ips.wlCh Cowl~s Charles Harry, St. Margaret s
field street Ipswich Bowers Mrs. Mary Ann, WOOlpIt, Bury plam. Lowestoft
• , Bowles Mrs. B. Bramford rd. Ipswich Cowles Geotge Frederick, Pound st.
:BEER FININGS MANUFCTRS Brabrook Wm. F. 14 Bridewell la.Bury Halesworth
. • Braybrook Harry, Stradishall,Nwmrkt Crack John, Barrow, Bury
Boby R &; G. Brothers &; Chapman Breach Henry, Whapload rd.Lowestoft Cracknell John,Monk Soham,Wickham
Lim. Station works, Northgate,Bury BrightwelI George,Borley green,Wool- Market
pit, Bury ' C r a p n e l l J. 51 Wykes Bishop st.Ipswh
BEER RETAILERS. Brinkley William, Norton, Bury Crickm.ore F. Needham Market R.8.0
1 Brooks Amos, Lound, Lowestoft Crickmore T. Spring road, Ipswich
Adams Alfred, Worlingworth, Wick- Brooks Mrs. Ellen Mary, 67 Fore st. CrocombeJ. Icklingham, Mildenhall.
ham Market St. Clement's, Ipswich ., Cross John T. 68 St. Helens st.Ipswch
Adams Frederick William, 18 &; 20 Brown Alfred G. 26 Cox lane, -Ipswich Crow Fredk. Debenham. Stowmarket
Upper Barc1ay street, Ipswich Brown A. Angel st. Hadleigh R.S.O Crowe Hy. Burgh Castle, Yil-rmouth
.Adams J .. F. 214 Raglan st. Lowestoft Brown David, Foxhall, Ipswich Cuddon Thomas, Fritton, Yarmouth
.Aggas Wm. 114 Denmark rd.Lowestft Brown Mrs. Emma, Elveden, Thetford Culham H. 146 Woodhouse st. Ipswch.
.!:irey MTs. Annie, 17 Austin st. Ipswch Brown George Allan, Leistdn RS.O Culley Fredk. Regent st. Stowmarket
Alderton J. Great Whelnetham, Bury Brown Mrs. H. 177 High st.LowesfitJft Cullingford E.A.Oulton Broad,Lowstft
Aldred Henry, Northgate st. BeccIes Bruce Geo. A. jun. Shimpling, Bury Cunningham N.D.23 High st.Lowestft
Aldred William Henry (& wine), Ton- Bryant Geo. 37 &; 39 East st. Ipswich Curtis J.Rtoke-by-Nayland, Colchester
ning ~treet, Lowestoft Buggs Wm. Carlton 9Dlville , Lowestft Cuthbert Robert. Leiston R.8.0
Alger Jas. W. Water la. Lowestoft Bull Alfred, Ashbockmg, CoddenhaIll Dalby Mrs.E. 17& 19 Regent st.Ipswch
Allen Fredk. Long Melford R.S.O BuIlard John, 2 Pe~it Office st. Ipswh DalhaIll Drug & General Stores (Hy.
.A1lerton In. W. Wenhaston,Haleswrth Bullen Geo. C. Exmng, Newmarket Jordan Harwood manaO'er) Dal-
.A1lerton RB.58 Norwich rd.Lowestoft Bulloch WaIter J. Palgrave, Diss ham Newmarket' ""
AIDey Jas. 88 Cross st. Sudbury Burcbam Frederick, 201 London road Dall ' W N dham Market R S 0
Andrews Mrs. E. Naughton, Ipswich south, Kirkley, Lowestoft D en~er G' rge ee B k stores' . 3
Andrews James, White Street green, Burgess Mrs. E. 17 Orwell pl.Ipswich Ck:'RIl
. Boxford, Colchester Burgess Mrs.Mary,Burgh CstIe.Yrmth
·i ,d ~n t ft '
.mmerc.Ia. roll., wes 0 •
Annis Jas. White Horse st. Lowestoft Burrows Jas. High st. Leiston R.S.O Da.mels William, Harkstead, IpSWICh
Armstrong J. Earl Stonham,Stwmrkt Burrows John. Popson st. Bungay Davey Henry, N~wgate st. Becclelt
Arnold Samuel, Rougham, Bury Burton Mrs. Eliza, Pakenham, Bury Davey T. W. 87 HIgh st. Lowestoft
Arthey Mrs. Editb, Lindsey, Ipswich Burwood G.H.Whapload rd.Lowestoft Day Alfred, Oulton, Lowestoft
Askew Harvey George. Cattawade, Butcher James, Assington, Colchester Day Arnold James, Church street,Eye
Brantham, Manningtree Butcher William, Saxtnundhllm Death John, Bures St. Mary RS.O
Axten Thos. Wm. 17 Traverse, Bury Buxton Frederick, 3 Hill st. Ipswich Dedman Fredk. Somersham, Ipswich
Bacon Charles, 92 East st. Sudbury Buxton Fredk. 48 Pottery st. Ipswich· Diggins James, Coddenham. Ipswich
Bailey Mrs.A.Finningham,Stowmarket Byford Robert H.Ixworth Thorpe,Bury Dixey William, Long Melford RS.O
Baker George, 3 Tayfen road, Bury Calver J. W. Bridge st. Stowmarket DOdington A. J. Yoxford,Saxmundhm
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. BEER RETAILERS-Continued.
Douse Benj. Poslingford, Clare R.S.O
Dove Js,s. Reeve, Pakefield, Lowestoft
Dowson L. Fressingfield, Harleston
Doy Frederick Charles, 45 Duke's
Head street, Lowestoft
Drake William, Risby, Bury
Driver Mrs. E. Station road, Beccles
Dunt Hy. I Tower ramparts, Ipswich
Dunt Henry, Wingfield st. Ipswich
Dye Alfred, Hartest, Bury
Ecclestone Frederick, I & ; 2 Duke's
. Head street, Lowestoft
Edgley A. Wickhambrook,Newmarket
Edhouse H. 63 Long Brackland, Bury
Edwards Mrs. S. Horningsbeath,Bury
Edwards Thomas, ElmswelI, Bury
Eley Thomas, 38 High st. Haverhill
Ellis Mark, 253 Spring road, Ipswich
Elliston John, Holbrook, Ipswich
Everitt R. 203 Rose Hill rd. Ipswich
Fackrell E.J.357 Wherstead rd.Ipswch
Fairweather Henry, Stanton, Bury
FarthingJ.Monks Eleigh,Bildeston S.O
Fayers George, Little Waldingfield,
Sudbury
Fenn Arthur G. The Mount, IpswiCh
Fenner H. A. 127 Cemetery rd. Bury
Field J. S. V. 170 London rd.Lowestft
Field Robert, Thetford road, Brandon
Finbow David, Baeton, Stowmarket
Finch Henry, Hintlesham, Ipswich
Finch Wm. Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Fitches Geo. Icklingham, Mildenhall
Fletcher SI. J. 53 Crown st.Lowestoft
Flood Robert, Pakefield, Lowestof~
Florey George, Bucklesham, IpswIch
Flowers E. 21 Museum st. Ipswich
Folkard James, 59 Stoke st. Ipswich
Folkard James WaIter, 121 &; 123
Prinees street, Ipswich
Folkard Mrs. Mary, East, Bergholt,
Colche.st~r
Ford WIlllam, Stoke, Clare R.S.O
Foreman Mrs. Eliza, Somerton, Bury
Fosker O. R. Coddenham, Ipswich
Fox A. H. Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Fox Mrs. S. 13 Anglesea rd. Ipswich
:Francis F.W.StowupIand rd.Stowmrkt
Francis T. W. Handford road, Ipswich
French Edward, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Frost Arthur, Flempton, Bury
Fuller Herbert. Icklingham,Mildenhall
Gage Mrs. M.CheIsworth,Bildestn.S.O
Gage R. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O
Gage William Henry, 212 London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Garnham H. 91 Princes street,Ipswch
Garrard Alfd. W. 'Cotton, Stowmarket
Garwood Chas. 40 Eastgate 'st. Bury
Gaught Wallace, Bardwell, Bury
Gedge W. IS Long Brack lane, Bury
Gilbert Samuel, 4 Castle st. Ipswich
Gilbey J. 78 St. George's st. Ipswich
Gill Hubert H. Ingate ·st. Beccles
Girling Mrs. E. George st. Hadleigh
Girling Wm. 2 High st. Southwold
Gladwell W. I & 3 Fore hamlet,Ipswch
Godbold Henry, Thelnet'ham, Thetford
Godbold H.J. 29 Bath st.Stoke,Ipswch
Goldsmith T.H.St.Peter's st.Lowestft
Goldsmith William, 29 &; 31 Bell lane,
Stoke, Ipswich
Gooch William, Wilby, Eye
Goodchild Mrs. Mary Louis&, Quay st.
Haleswor:th
Gooding P. Debenham, Stowmarket
Gosling Henry, Myrtle road, Ipswich
Gosling Thomas, Combs, Stowmarket
Goss Harry, Stone st.Hadleigh R.S.O
Gowing S. 23 St. George's st. Ipswich
Gray Mrs. M. Seckford st.Woodbridge
Griffiths J. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O
Grimble Mrs. E. Mutford, Beccles
Grimwood G. Haughley, Stowmarket
Grindell In. 38 Church st. Southwold
Halls John, Burton end, Baverhill
Halls Mrs. Sarah, Norton, Bury
Hammond Mrs.Eliza, 31 Hawes street,
Stoke, Ipswich
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Hammond F.G.Yoxford,SaxmundhamLilIistone James,Station rd.Stowmrkl
Hammond G. N. Eriswell, Brandon Ling Arth. lVm. Badwell Ash, Bury
Hammond P. Lakenheath, Brandon Lomas Wm. Haughley, Stowmarket
Hammond W.Stownpland st,Stowmrkt Lowe Harry, Kelsale, Saxmundham
Hammond W. J.Broadway,Halesworth Lucock Mrs. Annie, 39 Upper OrwelJ
Hardwick James, Willisham, Ipswich -street, Ips·wich .
Harmer E. Old Market plain,Lowestft Lucock Henry, 16 Rope walk, Ipswich
Harris William, Nelson rd. Lowestoft Lucock Mrs. I. Mickfield, Stowmarket
lIarrison Mrs. S. Smallgate st.Beccles Lyes Alfred', 6 Ipswich street, Bury
Harrison Wm. 6 Newson st. Ipswich Mann Mrs. S. Violet hill, Stowmarket
Harb J. J. Wetheringsett, Stowmarket Manning Frederick, EJmsweD, Bury
Hawes Wm. 19 Fore hamlet, Ipswich Manning S. 117 &; 1I8 Bevan st.Lwstf~
Hawes W. C. Castle st. Woodbridge Mant.horpe T.W. 63 Bevan st.Lowestft.
Haylock Charles, Great Tburlow S.O Marjoram J.Sizewell rd.LeistonR.S.()
Ha)"nes- Jas. W. The Mount, Ipswich Marjorham James, St. Margaret's
Haywood WaIter, Botesdale, Diss plain, Lowestoft
Hazleton .Tohn, Belstead, Ipswich Markham William, Bardwell, Bury
Heffer A.J.Double st.FrmlnghmR.S.O Marshall C. Blyburgate st. Beccles
Henshaw Jas.Hy.Northgate st.Becc1es Martin Geo. 54 Westgaw ·st. Ipswichi
Harbert Wm. 30 Melford rd. Sudhury Martin Ht>nry,RickinghallInferior,Diss
Herring Mrs.R.II2Danmarkrd.Lwstft Martin Thomas, Clare R.S.O
Hill George, Wickham Market Mason Jsph. 87 St. Helen's st.Ipswcb
Holden Mrs. Mary, Hepworth, Diss Mason W. 140 St. Helen's st. Ipswicb
Holland David, Woolpit, Bury Matthews S. St.Margaret's pln.Ipswclh
Holland F. 35 Norwich rd. Ipswich Maxim H. Market pl.Lavenham R.S.O
Holmes Chas. Albion st. Saxmundham Meadows George, Elmsett, Ipswich
HolmeSl N. Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury Meares C. 2 Woodhouse st. Ipswich
Holmes R. Seven hills, Ingham, Bury .M~ars Wllliam, Whepstead, Bury
Holsey Etlwd. 19 High st. Southwold Meekins Charles William, High Town
Hooper :Miss H. 36 New st. Ipswich green, Rattlesden, Bury-
Rooper H. E. 175 Princes 'st. Ipswich Meggs John, Great Barton, Bury
Horrocks In. Brettenham, Ipswich Mclton O. Bradfield St. George, Bury-
Howe Frederick, Whepstead, Bury Middleditch Mrs. Mary Ann, Holles-
Howell Edward In. Wangford R.S.O ley, Woodbridge
Howell James, Hepworth, Diss Middleton Charles Etlward, Rattles-
Howlett A. J . .Anguish st. Lowestoft den, Bury St. Edmunds
Hubbard George, Smallwood green, Miller Henry, Spring rd. Ipswich
Bradfield St. George, Bury Miller Robt. 94 RichmOnd rd. Ipswica
Hunt Wm. Bungay road, Halesworth Miller W.43 &; 4sFelixstowe rd.Ipswch
Hurst John Wm. Kewton, Sudbury Mills E. Wickhambrook, Newmarket
Ingram O. 76 Woodbridge rd. Ipswich Mills Sml. W. Wellington street, Eye.
Ives Waiter, BeIton, Yarmouth Mobbs Jsph. H. Pakefield, Lowestoft
Jacksou Alfred, Rede, Bury Moore William, Thorndon, Eye
Jacobs G.Pakefield st.Kirkley,Lowestft Morris Arthur C. Stant-on, Bury
Jago Robt. O. 61 Raglan st. Lowestoft Moss Mrs.. 41 &; 43Up.Orwell st.Ipswch
Jarvis Wil1iam, E,::ning, Newmarket Mothersole Hy. Wetherden,Stowmrkt;
Jennings· F. E. 7 The Traverse, Bury Mouel George, Pudding moor, Beccles
Jennings Jas. 55 Ann street, Ipswich Mouland Charles, Dunstall green, Dal-
Jennings Jas.II2 Handford rd.Ipswich ham, Newmarket
Jessop Thomas, West st. Mildenhall Mullett Robert, 107 Albion street, St.
Jessup Mrs. Mary Ann, 293 Wood- Clement's, Ipswich
bridge road, Ipswich Mulley Jas. 24 Cemetery road, Bury
.rohnson William. Bridge st. BeccIes Mullinger Mrs.R.Tattingstone,Ipswclr
Juby W. T. Black Horse la. Ipswich Musk Harry, Stanninfield, Bury
Keeble Mrs. S. Nayland, C<>lchester Nesling Robt. Norwich rd. Ipswich
Keene Thos. Hungates-t. Beccles Newson Sarn!. I I King st. Ipswich
Keer Geo. 54 St. Peter's st. Ipswich Noakes Alfred WaIter, Cavendish st.
Kemp E. T. 94 Norwich rd. Lowestoft . Fore hamlet, Ipswich
Kemp William, Wissett., HalesWQrth Nunn Fredk. Bramfield, Halesworth
Kendall A.TuddenhamSt.Mary,Mldnhl Nunn WaIter, 40 Lady lane, Ipswich
Kent John, Market hill, Brandon Oughton G. Gt. Bradley, Newmarket
Kent Robert, London road, Brandon Page Mrs. Annie E. Stoke-by-Nayland.
Kerry W.Dennington,FrmlnghmR.S.O C<>lchester
Killington F. East street, Lowestoft Page Mrs. E'.Commercial rd.Lowestoft
KinkIer Mrs. C. IS Dovest.Lowestoft Page John Thomas, top of Castle st.
Knight A.S Gt.Whip st.Stoke,Ipswich J<'ramlingham R.S.O
Knight T. 37 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch Palmer Henry, Yaxley, Eye
Knights Jas. J. 65 Bevan st.Lowestoft Palmer Mrs. L. 132 Cemetery rd.Bury
Knights J. 26 Low. Orwell.st. Ipswich Pamment Fredk. W. Norton, Bury
Kno<'k Charles, Hundon, Clare RS.O Pannell WaIter, Stoke, Clare R.S.O
Knock Fl'Mk, Hundon, Clare R.S.O Pardoc W. F. 48 Borough rd.Ipswich
Knowles Geo. S. Earsham st. Bungay Parfitt W. 291 Woodbridge rd.lpswicb
Lllflin Harmen,40 Prospect row,Ceme- Parmenter D. Great Cornard,Sudbury
tery road, !Bury Pask Henry, Rattlesden, Bury
Lambert A. 12 &; 14 Cox lane, Ipswich Paik Mrs. P. Sicklesmere, Bury
Lambert L. Northgate st. Beccles Pawsey Frank, lIB Northgatest.Bury
Land Mrs. T.Wyverstone, Stowmarket Payne W. 100 St. Helens st. Ipswich
Larke Frank, 38 Crown st. Lowestoft Payne Wm. Henry, Kenny hill, Soham
Larke F. W. Belvedere rd. Lowestoft Peart W. W. Tavern st. Stowmarket
Last Benj. 64 Carr st. Ipswich Penman G.6 &; ']'Commercial rd.Lwstft
Last H.Barking,NerohamMarktR.S.O Pennell F. W. Somersham, Ipswich
Last Wm. Short Brackland, Bury Perryman Mrs. Maria, Great Beal-
Laughlin WaIter, Tanners la. Ipswich ings, Woodbridge
Leach William, Lidgate, Newmarket Petch John, 34 Fore street, Ipswicb
Lees Mrs. Elizh. 5 Ourriers'la.Ipswch Pettitt Edward, Red house, Wickham-
Leighton Richard, II &; 12 C<>mmel'- brook, Newmarket
cial road, Lowestoft Philpott J. 14 St.Matthew's at.Ipswcb
Lenny Mrs.Sarah,Yoxford,Saxmndhm Piddington Wm. I Tooley st. Ipswicb
J.eonard James, West st. Jl.fildenhall Pipe G. W. Grundlisburgh,Woodbridg&
Lever H. 33 Melford road, Sudbury Plane William, Duke's bridge, Beccles
Levitfi G. 3,5 & 7 Borough rd.Ipswich road', Bungay
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'Plumb Chas. Up. Olland at. Bungay Smith Arthur, Park green, Wether- Wilding William, 68 Fore street, St.
.POOd Mrs. C. !High st. .AldeburghR.S.O ingsett, Swwmarket Clement's, Ipswich
Pollard George, Hinderclay, Diss Smith Arth. 353 Woodbridge rd.Ipswh WilsQn Charles, Blythburgh, Ha1eswth
Poole O. Goorge st. Hadleigh R.S.O Smith Fred, Bury street, Stowmarket Wilson Harry. Nayland. Colchester '
.Poole Harry. High street, Haverhill Smith George, Wangforw R.S.O Wood Mrs. A'3D Bath st. 'Stoke,Ipswh
.Potter Hy. Capel St. Mary, Ipswich Smith Harry. Cowlinge, Newmarket Woollard Wm. Hundon, Clare R.S.O
.Powell lsaae, Lakenhea.th, Brandon Smith Henry, Hundon, Clare (&;S.O Woolnough James, 3 Stoke st. Ipswich
lP.resOOlI! George, Naughton, Ipswich Smith James, Church st. Woodbridge Woolnough T. Kelsale, Saxmundham
.Proctor John. Great Bricett, Ipswich Smith Robert. 18 Wolsey st. Ipswich Woolston T. 20 Tonning st. Lowestoft
Pulham William, Sapiston, Bury Smith S. E. C. 1 Angel la. Ipswich Wooltorton Chas. Newgate st. Beccles
.1'yle James, 49 Queen's 00. Lowestft Smith W. 4 St. Ma.rgaret's st. Ipswch Wright Alfred'. Stanton, Bury
.Race Hy. Stonham Aspall, Stowma,rk:t Smith WaIt. Market hill, Woodbridge Wright Harry Wm. Felsham, Bury
Ramsey Ja.s. East Bergholt, Colchstr Smith Wm. 4 Salthouse st. Ipswich Wright John, Shotley, Ipswich
Rand Isaac,Benton st.Hadlej,gh R.S.O Snare Mrs. Margt. High 9t. Brandon Wright Matthias, Rectory st.Haleswrth
Ransdale E. W. Cavenham, Soham Southgate F. 75 & 77 Princes st.Ipswh Yallop Mrs. M. 5 Anguish st.Lowestft
Ra.Ilsom W. R. 39 Wolsey st. Ipswch Spindler C. Vernon st. -Stoke, Ipswich Yapp Arthur Valentine (& wine), 13
.RamsonMrs. Amy, !Lady lane, Ipswich Spooner A. Kemp st. Stoke, Ipswich Westgate street, Ipswich
Ranson FrOOk. Hand,ford rd. Ipswich Squire Geo. W. Metfield, Harleston
Ranson Henry, Na.yland, Colchester Stannard Mrs. Ellen, Bedfield. Wick- BELLHANGERS.
Hayner Rbt. Mark, London rd.Beccles ham Market See Whitesmiths, Locksmiths &;
Reader WaIter, Woolpit, Bury Stebbeds Geo. West st. Mildenhall BelIhangers.
!Reeder Arthur, Lode street, Brandon Stebbings James, Ilketshall St. An-
Reynold'S John, Redgrave, Diss drew, Bungay BELTING MANUFACTURERS.
ReyIWlds Robert, Carlton road, Kirk- Sterry FrOO, Out Southgate, Bury Thurlow George & Sons Stowmarket
ley, Lowestoft Steward Samuel, I & 3 Boar's Head '
Richardson George, Cavendish R.S.O lane, Stoke, Ipswich BELTING MANUFACTURERS
.Riches Benj. Lp. Olland st·. Bungay Stiff Harry, Clare R.S.O
Riches George .Scipio. Unicorn inn, Stiff William, Narlan~, Colchester -THE ,. CAMEL" BRAND &0.
.Lime Tree place, 'Stowmarket Stone Arthur, Pakefield,. Lowe~wft Reddaway F. "" Co. Limited
RIChes John, Metfield, Harleston Stowe Edwd. Monks Elelgh, Bildestn are the largest belting makers
R~der John, Bridge- street, Bungay Stowe Richard, 35 Duke ~t. Ipswich in the world
.R~dgeon James, Hawstead, Bury Strange Mrs. M. Chelmondlston,Ipswh Every bit of onr belting we guarantee
RIseborough John, Lakenheath,Brndn Stubbs Geo. Wm. London I'd. Brandon
.Rivett James, Fritton, Yarmouth Sturgeon Horace, Rougham. Bury
Roe ,Richa'rd, Rattlesden, Bury 'Sturgeon Patrick, Beyton, Bury
.Roger George, -Somerleyton, Lowestft Sugg F. R. 28 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Rogers Arthur, Barham, Ipswich Swann.T. 76 & 78 Norwich rd.lp8wich
_RoUe Mrs. Mary Ann, Debenham, Taylor Alfred, Chediston st.Haleswth <IJ
Stowmarket Taylor Mrs. Emma., Bramlord. Ipswh ~
Rolph Benjamin (& wholesale), Laken- Taylor Fredk. Carlton Colville,Lowstft ~
heath, Brandon 'l'aylor Fredk. Debenham, St()wmark.t G)
Rolph Froncis, Lakenh.am, Brandon Taylor Henry, Blundeston, Lowestoft 'd
Roper Robert, Buxhall, Stowmarket Taylor Thos. Cumberland st.Woodbdg ~
Rose Frederick, Barrow, Bury Taylor WaIter, GlemSlfordJ R.S.O 'd
iRosier Arthur, l:Mend~lesham,Stowmrkt Tee Henry, 63 Princes st. Ipswich ~
Rous John, Brewers' lane, Woodbrdg Teppings Wm. Thos. Wortham, Di~s -;;
Rouse David, Theberton, LeistonR.S.O Theobald Chas. Castle st. Woodbridge 'Sn
Routh William Henry, 49& 51 Cur- Thoobald Mrs. H. 7 Plough lo.S'Ildbrv ~ •
riers' lane, Ipswich Thorogood T. I Austin st.'Stoke,Ipswh
~udland Edwin ColOOrne, Dennington, Tillhrook Thos. Stradbroke, Eye
Framlingham Tipple Charles, 16 Eastgate st. Bury ·CAMErSRAKD ~ BElTING
Rufford H. G. I \\ 3 Gibson st.Ipswh Tipple WaIter, Pakenham, Bury
iRumsey James, Chattisham, Ipswich Tooke Mrs. Mary, 18 Key st. Ipswich Blli/srlliji 'IpIlE"........

Rush Joseph, Stutton, Ipswich Tooke Mrs. Phrebe, 29 High st.Ipswch " Camel" brand & cotton belting
~ussell I. H. 36 Hospital road, Bury Totman Alfred, Long' Melford R.S.O It is thoroughly waterproof
JRutter George, Lawshall, Bury Trirker PhiIip, Cardinal st. Ipswich Not affected by damp
Sage E. & Son, Tattingstone, Ipswich Tubby J ames, 25 ,Duke st. Ipswich Clings tenaciously to the pulleys
St. John Fred, 'Seckford st.Woodbrdg Turner Alfred, 38 Albion st. Ipswich Strain evenly distributed
-:';;alter William, Glemsford R.S.u Turner Arthur, Beck row, Soham Runs perfectly true
-Sanders Mrs. Elizabeth Ann, Whap- Turner Ha.rry, 18 Whit~ng st. Bury Stretches less than any other
load road, Lowe~toft Turner Ohver 'IhQs. Stoke, Halstead Is far superior to leather
Sanders W. R. Old Market pln.Lwstft Turner Mrs. P. 69 London rd. Lowestft Mills &. chie'" offices : -
Sargent Geo. 5 Burkitt's la. Sudbury Turner Robert, NQrth hill, Woodbrdg Pendleton, Manchester
Sargent Mrs. 'Mary' A.Lawshall, Bury Turner Sam!' Westleton, Saxmundhm
'Scarll 'Mrs. Elizh. Love rd·. Lowestoft Turrell J.CarIton rd.Kirkley,Lowestoft BERLIN WOOL REPOSI-
Scopes Gao. W. 2 Fitzroy st. Ipswich TurreU Sam!. J. Anguish st.Lowestft TORIES.
~copes Jeremiah, 286 'Spring rd.Ipswh Tweed Alfred F. Freckenham, Soham
Scopes William, 20 Orford street, Veasy Arthur, Walpole, Halesworth ~ee al~o Fancy Repositories.
Ipswich Vincent John, Gislingbam, Eye Cullwlck MISS Mary Ann, 18 It 20 But-
:Scott Mr~. F. Bradfield St. Clare,Bury Wag-staff A. 67 Whel"stead rd. Ipswch ter ma~ket, Ips;wich
-Scott Ml"s. S. Herringswell, Mildnhll Wag-staff WaIter, Hollbrook, Ipswich Hardy MIsses Julia & Ellen, 10 Butter
'Seeley Jonas, Lound, Lowestoft Walker Willillm, Wangford R.S.O market, Bury
.Shaw A. G. ,Snape, 'Saxmundham Walpole Fredk. R aversmeer, Beccles Jarmy MissesSarah Louisa & Elizabeth,
Shaw Fras. Bury street, Stowmarket 'Yard Mrs. Emily. 2 Cox la. Ipswich Thoroughfare, Halesworth ,
Rhulver 1Villiam. Stradibroke-, Eye Ward! George, Pakefield, Lowe-st-oft Purkis Mrs.A.H. Bury st. Stowmarket
.Shpnfipld 'Sam!. Chas. 'Mutford,Becc1elil Ward Mrs. ,s, A. Violet hill, Stowmrkt Scotch Wool & Hosiery Stores, Hyde
Sheppard H. S. 60 Bolton la. Ipswich Ward Thos. Ipswich st. ,Stowmarket Park corner, Ipswich
.Sheppard Mrs. Harriet M. Capel St. Warren Mrs. _Alice, Ingate st. Beceles Scrivener Miss P. Ipswich st. Stowmrkt
~'Iary, Ipswich Warren James, Coddenham, Ipswich Stubbings Misses,93 High st. Lowestft
Sillptt Wil:iam, Ipswich road, Earl Webh John L. I Parliament rd.Ipswch Woolby MissesM.&L.IOFriars st.Sudby
Stonham, Stowmarket Webb Thomas. Combs, Stowmarket
\'3iIlitoe WaIter, High street, Haverhill Webber T. Earl Soham, Wickham Mkt BICYCLE DEALERS.
'Sillitue Wm. R. 32 -Friars st. Sudbury Westcott John, Quay, Ipswich See Cycle Dealers & Agents.
Sih-er Mrs. Eliza, Botesdale, Diss Whiffing' J. Lit. Wratting, Haverhi:l
'Simpson Mrs. H.l·bbeston, Saxmndhm Whitping John, Burton end,Haverhill BICYCLE TYRE MAKERS.
Simpson John, ~ayl:md, Oolchest~r Whiting Harry, 18 Bridewellla. Bury India Rubber. Gutta Percha &
Simpson R. Ipswil:h st. Stowmarket Whitino- WaIt. 21 College st. Bury Telegraph Works Co. Lim.;
;;;kPet George, Foxhall rd. Ipswich Whitm~re C. T. 64 'Stanlev st.Lowestft offi'ces, 100 & 106 Cannon !<t. London
;;;ly Samuel, Barton mills, Mildenhall Wilden George, Thorney 'green, Stow E C ; works, Silvertown, London
;;)mart T. E. 20 Catheart st. Lwestft Upland, Stowmarket E; makers of Palmer's pneumatic
Smith Alfd. Thorpe, Lei~ton R.S.O tyres
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BILL POSTERS. Penfound Misses, Blenheim house, Es-l J enner John, 41 Lorne Park road,
Aibbott W. Nth. Terrace rd.Mildcnh':lll planade, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft
Algor Oharles Long Melford RS.O R()binson Mrs. W. Station I'd. Beccles Kessingland Beach Co. Kessingland,
Allsop W. Ho~sehold,Lakenhth,BrandnSeeley William, 12 ok 13 Wellin~n ~owestof~. .
Baker Edward '56 Berners st. Ipswich esplanade, Lowestoft Kmghts Willlam L.Puddmg mr.Becoles
Barnard Arth~r, Bury st. Stowmarket Teaffey ~ohn, Vict~ria mansions,Kirk- Manning J. Carlton Colville, Lowestft
Bames Robt. 50 Curriers lane, Ipswch ley Cliff road, Klrkley:, Low~stoft May Samuel, 6 Park lane, Southwold
Beales James, Smallgate st. Beccles Turner Mrs. Kate M. MIll·st.Mildenhll M~wse Hy. Jas. 71 ~bert st.Lowestft
Brady John, Debenham, Stowmarket Welham E. G. IO,Grove I'd. Lowes.toft ~tchell Ar~h. Kesslll.gland, Lowestft
Bruce William S. 29 ,North st. Sudbury Westg~te Mrs. Elizabeth, 'South VIew, M~tchell J. Jun. ~essmgland, Lowstft·
Cole Jacob, Theatre st. Woodbridge. W:ellmgton road, London .rd. south, Mltchell In. KessmgIan,d, Lowestoft
Cowlin Thomas 95 Eastgate st 'Bury Klrkley, Lowestoft Moore W. Carlton Colv·ille, Lowestoft
7
Crook Robert, St. John's st. 'Bury
Foul~er James, Botesdale, Diss .
Wes,tgate. Thomas~ The Cliff, Kirkley Mouel Geo.r~e, Pud~ing moor, Beccles
cliff, Klrkley, Lowestoft M~rren WIlliam, Brldg~fo?t, Brand~n
Gosling Hy. Benton st. HadleighR.S.O BOAT BUILDERS. NICholls John, Bank bUIldings, 'StatIon
Hanson B. 13 St. Peter st. Lowestoft Chambers &; Colby North side Har- road, Sudbury
Hogg Frdk. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O bour Lowestoft' ' P y e ~has. 32 Albert st. Lowestoft,
:Mortimer
- Ethan , Buckshom lane , Eye Ch b' J S D
am ere . I 2 enmar r. wes k d Lo tft Reading Isaac
Mar'na LowestoftSamuel, The Gables~
Naunton W.H. 10 Queen st..Southwold Fel~ate William Edward (&; repairer), R lld' B J Wh 1 d d 1.0 tf
Norman GeorO'e e ,
Cross street , Eye M ars h 1ane, od'Ideb urg h R .• S 0 eynoG s . K
Both . 'ap oa
1 d r.Lo westoftt
Potter John, 27 Oollege street, Bury Hogg Chas. J. Laundry la. Lowestoft .' eorge, essmg an, wes ,
Smith Robert, Wickham Market Kemp R '&i Co. Oulton Broad,Lowestft SmIth James, Beach, Lowestoft
Spooner W. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O K' 0' .. K' Ch I d' to I . h Spence Jas·5 2 Stradbroke rd.Southwld
~ne DU m~, e mon IS . n, PSWlC Spurgeon Wm. Beach, Lowestoft
BILLIARD ROOM PROPRIETR. K1D~ FrederlCk, Ch~lmondiston,lpsw~ Sbrowger Alonzo, Beach, Kessingland,
Marler Saml.Geo. Denmark rd.Lowstft OrVl~ W.H., &; Co•.Cliff &; St. Clement s Lowestoft
shIpyards, IpswIch Strowger Fredk. Kessingland,Lowestft
.BILLIARD TABLE MAKERS. Overy W. Batte~ Green I'd. Lowestoft Strowger Lewis, Kessingland,Lowestft
Edwards George, 134 Kingsland road, R~ynolds Henry, Ha~bo,ur, Lowestof~ Strowger Robt. KessingIand,Loweston
London N E . ' Rlchards S. 0& Co. LImIted, !Horn Hill Strowger Wm.Kessingland,Lowestoft
Hennig ;Brothers, 29 High st. Blooms- &i Battery Green .road, Lowestoft Thacker Job, Prospect cottage, Kes.,
bury London WO Robertson &; Co. ShIp Yard, Woodbrdg singland Lowestoft
, BIRD DEALERS . Saunders S.&; G.Whapfoad rd.Lowestft Thacker Samuel, Verbena cottage,
• BOAT OWNERS. Kessingland, Lowestoft
Gouldman Bros. 2 Up. Brook st.lpswh Aldrich E. J. South cliff, Southwold Thirtle Thos. E. Whapload rd.Lowestft
BIRD & ANIMAL PRESERVRS. Ayers Mason \V. Whapload rd.Lowestft Tripp W. Beach, Kes·singland,Lowestft
Asten Frederick, Castle st. Woodbridge Barwo,odWilliam,I8Church rd.Lowe~tft Turrell William, sen. Battery Green
Bird Edwin Joseph, 17 Fore street, St. BeamIsh Albert, 70 Carlton road, Kirk- road, Lowestoft
Clement's Ipswich ley, Lowestoft Turrell W. J. Whapload rd. Lowestoft
Bunn H. Waveney road, Lowestoft, Bea~sh I. Carlton I'd. ~irkley, Lwstft Ut.ting G. D. &; R ~essingland,Lwstft
Burch S. G. New street, Woodbridge BeamIshW.Carlton rd.Kirkley,Lowestft W~ks Brothers, Felixstowe
Goldspink David, Pakenham, Bury Belton John, Embley house, Clapham Wnght Wm. Whapload I'd. Lowestoft
Hudson H.C.IsSt. Margaret's st.lpswh road, Lowestoft , Youngman W. J. 3 Burton st.Lowestft
Marjoram John, Debenham,Stowmarkt B~ach George, Whap.oad rd.Lowestft BOILER MAKERS.
Rose John I I Friars street Sudbury Bntten Chas. Whapload I'd. Lowestoft
Taylor W~. Tunstall, Wickham Markt Brown. Artb. R. St.Olave'~.' Gt.Yarmth Atterton John, Iron works, Haverhill
Travis Latimer 43 Churchgate st.Bury Bur~olDe Charles, IX "mdsor road, Cornish &; L~oyds 'Limited, Risbygate
, Kll'kley, Lowestoft foundry, Rlsbygate :street, Bury
BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD Burroughs Wm. Whapload I'd.Lowestft Da,vis- &; Co. Limited, Oulton Broad,
WAREHOUSES. Butcher Mrs. Adelaide, Livonia cot- Lowestoft
Haken R P. IS Cornhill; warehouse, tage, Clapham road, Lowestoft Garrett Richard &; Sons Limited, Leis-
5 .st. Andrew's street north, Bury Capps F. G. 78 St. Peter's st.Lowestft ton works, Leiston R.S.O
Mash James, 2 Stephen's la. Ipswich Capps James Ed'Ward Burwood, Wbap- Pycraft E. S. Commercialrd.Lowestft
BLACK LEAD MANUFRS. load road, Lowestoft Whitmore '&i BinyonLim.Wickhm.Mrkt
. • . Capps Robert B. 25 Arnold st.Lowestft
Morgoan CrUCIble Co. Llmlted (The) Catchpole George Beach KessinO'land BOOKBINDERS.
(The Patent PlumbagoCrucibleCo.), Lowestoft ' , 0 ' Barber RT. 36 St.George's st.Ipswch
Battersea works, London S W Catchpole Henry,Kessingland, Lowestft Fairweather Arthur, Church street,
BLACKSMITHS. Catchpole William, Market place, Kes- Woodbridge
singland, Lowestoft Fox G. F. Cumberland st. Woodbridge
See Smiths, B~~cksmiths,~ Farriers. Clarke WiUiam Joseph, Mill house, Harmer narry Edward, New Market
BLOCK & SPAR MAKER. Church road, Lowestoft place, Beccles ,
Overy Wm. Commercial I'd. Lowestoft Cooper J. C. 81 Albert st. Lowestoft Harriso,n WaIter~. 30 Butter market,
.. Cooper John, Whapload rd. Lowestoft IPSWICh
BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS. Cragie In. 6 Stradbroke I'd. Southwld Huke Thomas, 12 Old Nelson st.Lwstft
See also Anartments. Curtis Chas. C. Kessingland,Lowestoft Jord~ .A. W. &; Co. Limited, Hungate
". , Day C. T. 14 Beach road .&; Whapload prmtmg works, Hungate street,
Aba~am Mrs. Helen, Kl1'kley Cliff I'd. road, Lowestoft ' . Beccles &; 55 IHigh street, Southwld
Kl1'kley, Lowesto~. J.. Dunnett Wm. Oulton Broad, Lowestft Norman Henry, 10 Gt. Colman: street,
Black,bum Hugh, iVlctona house, VIe- Ellis Edward, Beach, Lowestoft Ipswich,
tona road, Lowestoft; English G. Walberswick, Southwold Parker Joseph, 4 High street, Ipswich
Brock Mrs.E.2 &; 3 Marine par.Lowestft English Rt. Walberswick, Southwold Paul &; Mathew, I I Butter mrkt. Bury
B~tton Mrs. Ch~.rles, RoseberryboarJ- English W. D. Walberswick, Southwld Phillips Webster, 20 Friars st. Ipswch
mg house,.Felixstowe Francis John, Walton, Ipswich Pye John, JUD. 7 Falcon .st. Ipswich
Carveley . Miss S. The Old rectory, Gooch Charles, Carlton Colville,Lwstft Scopes W. J. &; Son,I4 Queen st.lpswh
_ CavendIsh R.S.O Go~ch In. Carlton Colville,Lowestoft Short H. W. Market place, Bungay
Olowe L. Battery Green road, Lowe- Gouldby Arth. Kessin~land Lowestoft Smiths, Suitall, 46 '& 48 Butter mrkt. ;
sOOft. See advert . Hall Edwd. 70 Oxford st. Lowestoft works, 4 St. 'Stephen's lane, Ipswich
Cutts Mrs. 'Mary A.'Ashbum, Bath Hall Fredk. Whapload rd. Lowestoft Warren Samuel, 13 Tavern st. Ipswch
road, Felixstowe Hall Jas. C. 64 Albert st. Lowestoft
Eagle Mrs. Julia, Brooklyn, OrweH Harmer William, Northgate st.Beccles BOOKSELLERS.
road, Felixstowe Harvey Charles, Beach, Kessingland, Marked thus t are Circulating Libraries.
Gibson H. J. Clair ,Vue, Felixstowe Lowestoft Beecraft Waiter (secondhand), 10
Gowing Mrs, E:Jen, Gresham house, Harvey Harry, Kessingland, Lowestoft Grimwade street, Ipswich
Victoria road, 'Lowestoft Harvey Rt.Beach. Kessingland.Lowstft Booth GeoTge, Church st. Woodbridg-e
Grange Boarding House (George E. Harvey W. Bea,ch,Kessingland,Lowstft Brit:sh &; Foreign Bible Society Depot
Goodchild,proprietor),Burgh Castle, Hitcham W.Beach,Kes,singland,Lwstft (George Booth, agent), Church st.
Yarmouth Hunn George, 39 Lorne Park road, Woodbridge; &; (Thomas Burwood,
, Lawes Miss Annie, .s Trafalgar terrace. Kirkley, Lowestoft agent), Orford, Wickham Market
Ranel~h Toad, Felixstowe .Tames Arthur, Whapload rd. Lowestft Brown Miss Hannah Pomfret, Wick-
Markin Miss Kate, Hazeldene, Cobbold Jenner Alfred, 151 St. Margaret's rd. hambrook, Newmarket
road, Felixstowe Lowestoft Burt Hy.Matthew, High sf.Mildenhall
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Chase Caleb, Market street, Beccles Ad'llms Elliott, Camps rd. Ifuverhill Bloomfieldl R. 46 Churchgate st.Enry
Cluistian Knowledge Society's Depot Adams Fredk. Wenlhas.ton, Halesworth Blowers F. 47 Curriers' lane, Ipswich
(The Misses Turner), 9 Pier ter· Ad-ams Thomas, Long Melford R.S.O Boddy A. 4 Duke's Head st. LowestU
race, Lowestoft Ager Stephen, Market hill, Brnndon Boer E. 3I Tanner's laJ1.e, Ipswich
Coe Miss Elizh. Rebecca, Clare RS.O AIden Albert, 29 Crown st. Ipswich Boggis WaIter, Stowlangt~ft, Bury
. Crisp A. &; Son, 22 High st.Lowestoft Alderton Thomas &; Son, 44 Butter Bolton Wm. Brampton, Wngfrd. R.S.O
Crisp Henry Buxton, Saxmnndham. market, Ipswich Booth George, Church st. Woodbridge
Critten Miss C. M. I2 &; 14 Queen st. Alderton A. E. 108 Lond~n rd.Lwstft Boreham. Amos, Chedburgb, Bury
Southwold Alderton Wm. Ipswich st. Stowmarket Boreham. Jsph. Horningsbeatb, Bury
Damant Henry, Albert place, Fram- Aldous Alfred, 38 Friars st. Ipswich Borrett Charles, Newgate st. Beccles
lingham RS.O Aldous Harbert, Metfield, Harleston Borrett Chas. A. Newgate st. Beccles
Dotesio &; Todd, S6 &; 57 High street, Aldred C. Cross street, Hoxne, Eye Borrett Geo. Yoxford, Saxmnndham
Lowestoft Aldred Henry, Black be8<th, Wenbas- Bowell Waiter, Needham Mkt. RS.O
Fairwel),ther Arthur, Church street, ton, Halesworth Brackett Anh. 54 North st. Sudbury
Woodbridge Aldred W. Cross street, Hoxne, Eye Brazier Edward, Barrow, Bury
Faull Mrs. E. Yoxford, Saxmundham Aldridge Robert, Hartest, Bury Brazier Jllmes, 76 Southgate st. Bury
GoIding Charles (secondhand), 4 8 Alecock WaIter, Hinderclay, Diss Bridge Geo. 46 Out Westgate, Bury'
Gainsborough street, Sudbury Al~xander J. Dry Bridge hill, Wdbdg Bridges Artbur,89 Bramford rd.lpswb
Golding F. W. High st. :Walton,Ipswch Mien David, I2 Cornhill, Bury Bridgeos William, EImswell, Bury
Gordon Huntley Geo. WlCk-ham. Market AlIen E. Tannington, Wickham Mrkt Briggs E. 6I St. Matthew's st. Ipswh
Green .A.rth. S. Y!lxford, SaxII?-undham Allen E. Worlingworth, Wickham Mrkt Brighton George, Castle la. Bungay
tGroom Frederlck Theophilus, '17 Allen Edgar, Bridge street, Bungay Brooke Thomas, Raydon, HWi'leigh
Abbeygate street, Bury . AlIen Waiter Samuel, 78 Pakefield: st. Brown A.. Hulver st. Wangford R.S.O
tGwyn William, 98 London road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Brown Goorge, South Elmham St.
Lowestoft &; '176 London road south, AllgarC.S.Wrentham,Wangford! RS.O Cross, Halesworth
Lowestoft AlIman Robert, 33 Cavendisb. street, Brown G. H. 14 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich
Harmer Harry Edward (new &; second- F<>re hamlet, Ipswich Browne George, I7 St. Andrew's
hand), New Market place, Beccles Alston Arth. 3 Inkerman row, Sudbury street south, Bury
tHarrison Walter E. Ancient house, 30 Amos John, Stow Upland, Stowmrkt Brundish Arthur, The Green, Men-
Butter market, Ipswich Argent Geo. 4 Queen st. Have1'lhilI dleS'ham, Stowmarket
• tHayes &; Co. 92 London rd.Lowestft Argent Martin, Chevington, Bury Brunning John Henry, 36 Raglan st.
Burren Mrs. E. J;oxford,Saxmnndhm Argent R. Wickhambrook, Newmrkt Lowestoft
Loder John, Thoroughfare, Woodbrdg Arman Jas. 36 Denmark rd. Lowestft Bryant Waiter, IX NortJh st.. Sudbury
MalUn Miss M.High st. HadleighRS.O Arnold Charles, Exning Newmarket Bugg Fredk. J. 3 Tacket st. Ipiwicb
t:Mar~h Alfred &; Son, Orwell road. Askew Philip, Claydon', Ipswich Bugg George Frederick, 55· Abbey-
Felixstowe Atkins ROOert, EImswell Bury gate street, Bury
Marten Benj. Rt.17 Market hill,Sudbry Ayden Benj. R. Benhall, 'Saxmnndhm Bull Samuel K. Nayland, Colchester
Paine Edward, Chapel house, MonkS Ayers Geo. Thurston rd. Lowest~ft Buller John, Seckford st. WoodbridgtJ.
Eleigh, BiIdeston S.O Ayl'Ward John P~ter Wm. &; Son, 76 Butler John, jnn. Gr.()~e cottage,
Paul &; Mathew, IX Butter mrkt.BuTY I&; 78 Fore sUreet, IpswiCh Ha:sketon road. Woodbndge
Payn In. Geo. 12 Market hill, Sudbury Baalam &; Sons,Wetheringsett, Stwmkt Bullock David Coe, Wattisfield, Diss
tPollard S. A. Bent hill, Felixstowe Bailey Thos. DUDi\vich rd. Southwold Burgess B. WesthaU, Wangfrd.R.S.O
Read &; Barrett (new &; secondhand), Baird James, I7I Lond<>n I'd. Lowestft Burrell Jas. Needham. Market R.S.O
.8 Queen street, Ipswich Baird Wm. 7 T8<Cket st. Ipswich Burrows Chas. Bromeswell, Woodbdg
Scopes Miss R Needham Mrkt. R.S.O Baker S. 106 Woodbridge rd. Ipswch Burt In. Kettleburgh, Wickham Mrkt
-Short H. W. Market place, Bungay Baker Sarn!. Gt. Finborough, Stwmkt Butcher Charles, Bote.sd·ale, Diss; ~
Smith W. H. &; Son, Railway station. Baker Wm. London road, Halesworth at Rickinghall Inferior '
Lowestoft (John William Searle, in Baldry F. O'C. 73 Southgate st. Bury Butcher Henry, Bury- st. Stowma.rke'
charge), Bookstall, Railway station, Baldry WaIter Charles, High street, Butcher Robert, Brome, Eye
Bury &; Saxmundham Debenham, Stowmarket Bntcher Waiter, Coddenham, Ipswicb
tTurner Misses, 9 Pier ter. Lowestoft Bwldry Willi'am J. Dennington, Fram- Bye Wm. Market pI. Lavenham R.S.O
Walker Wm. J. 24 Tacket st. Ipswich lingham R.S.O Byham 'l'hos. 37 Burkitt's la. Sudbry
Ward George John,Deben stores,Trim- Baldwin Ebenezer, Wickham Market Byles SamI. Geo. FoxhaIl rd. Ipswcb
ley St. Mwry S.O Balls Harry, Wilby, Eye Cable W. Cragg path, Aldebgh.R.S.O
Warren Samuel, 13 Tavern st.Ipswi.::h Barber Charles, Wangford RS.O Cadge Alfred, Long Melf()rd R.S.O
tWebber William (new &; secondhand). Barber Fredk. Fressingfield, Harleston Cadge Samue'l, 14 Curve st. Ipswich
37 Westgate street, Ipswich Barber In. P. 105 Norwich rd. IpswiCh Calver Daniel, Ringsfield, BeccIes
Woolby Misses E. &; A. Ipswich street, Barber J. P. 8 Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswch Calver John, I7 I)orkin st. Ipswich
Stowmarket . Barber WiHiam, 158 Lond<>n road Cant John, OUsden, Newmarket
, BOOT FACTOBS. south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Ca~n Robert, B1"Ockfm'd, Stowmarket
. Barham Robt. Holton, Halesworth Carpenter Robt. Debenham.,Stowmrkt
Gault George, 31 &; 34 Cornhill, Bury Barkham Daniel Aaron, Tuddenham Cash Boot Stores (The), St. Andrew
PI~ck Samuel, Mar.ket pI. Stowmarket St. Mary Mildenhall street MiIdenhall
Wlghtman
st t B ga Fredenck R St. M a r y ' s ' C 'b L k nh
Barkham Ebenezer, 2 Well st. Bury ash Ra t. C. a e eat, randon h B .
. ree, un y Harkham Elias I Guildhall st. Bury Castleton S. 19 Queen's rd. Lowestoft
BOOT & SHOE MANUFAC- Barkham In. E. 89 Queen's rd. Bury Catchpole William, 27 Wherstead road"
TUBERS-WHOLESALE. Batchelor Alfred, Barnby, Beccles Stoke, Ipswich
Britten &; Bannister I6 Falcon street Barnard Robert, Ufford, Woodbridge Cattermole John, Saxtead, Framling-
Ipswich' , Bateman G. George st. Hadle~gh R.S.O ham R.S.O
FIowerman D. L. 16 Friars st.Ipswch Bateman W. Benton st. Hadlelgh RS.O Cattermole Jos~ph, Margaret street..
Freeman, Hardy &; Willis Limited, 3 Batley B. Laxfieltl, Frammghm.R.S.O Walton, IpswlCh .
Tavern street, Ipswich Baxter Arthur, 90 EaS'tgate st. Bury Chapman C. Wethermgsett,Stowmrkt.
French ~ Hiner, 73 High st. HaverhiII Baxter Thos. 30 Bell la. Stoke, Ipswich Chapman Jabez WilIiam., Wethering-
Greenwood F. Woodbridge rd. Ipswch Bayles Andrew, Weybread, Harleston sett, Stowmarket
Hood John, ElmswelI, Bury Beabey Ge(). Queen st. Walton,Ipswh Chenery H.15 WykesBishop st.Ipswcb
Hunt Bros. Thol'oughfare,Woodbridge Beales John, Hepworth, Diss Chinnery Jonathan, Otley, Ipswich
Ives &; Sons, Bridge st. Halesworth Bean Mrs. Clam, Hepwor.th, Diss Cbipperfield N. London rd.Halesworth
Johnson, Clarke &; Parker Limited, IQ BeIlamy Wm. Trafa-Igar 6't. Lowestoft Chipperfield William., Wrentham,
Princes street, Ipswich . Bennett Samuel, Thurston, Bury Wangford R.S.O
Pollard E. A. &; Co. 28 Abbeygate Berridge WiUiam, Redgrnve, Diss Chippington F. G. Nayland,Colchester
street, Bury Bertram George, Wrentham, Wang. Choatt Samuel, Somersham, Ipswich
Southeron F. 7 Foundation st.Ipswch ford RS.O Church Geo. H. 49 Westgate st. Ipswcb
Underwood Henry, 38 &; 40 Upper Bevan Richd. Thoro~ghfare, Woodbdge Clamp W. jnn. Walsham-Ie-Willows"
Brook street, Ipswich Bezant Aa1"On, LelSton R.S.O Bury
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS Binks Wm. 18 Queen st. HaverhilI Clark Fredk. I9 Kin!!, street, Sudbnry
. Bishop Ro-beTt, Darsham, 8axmndhm Clarke R.k Son, '17 St.Peter st.Ipswcb
Ablett Albert, Withersdale, Harleston Bland Charles, Drinkstone, Bury Clarke Edward, Thorndon, Eye
Abbott Henry, De'benham, Stowmarkt Blizzard James. BardwelI. Bury Clarke George, Horham, Eye
Abra Abraham, Woolpit, Bury Blizzard John, Troston, Bury Cmrke J. 18 Tennyson I'd. Lowestoft
Abm '8eth (repairer), Violet hill, Block F. East bridge, Theberton, CLarke Jeremiah, Stutton, Ipswich
Stowmarket Leiston R.S.O ;Claxton John, Thetford rd. BrandoD:
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BOOT &; SHOB MAURS continued. Elliott John, Hemingstone, Ipswich Girlin~ James Norman, 5 Dillwyn st.
Clover Robt. :13 Brentgovel st. Bury Ellis Arthur Edward, High street, &; Elliott street, Ipswich
Clover Samuel, 89 Whitin~ st. Bury Hadleigh R.S.O Goddard A. J: Walpole, Halesworth
Clow W. L. Gt. Glemhm. Saxmndhm Ellis Arthur Edward, London house, Goddard George, Ashfield, Stowmarkt
Coates David, Swilland, Ipswich High street, Saxmundham Goldsmith John Edwind, Cambridge
Cobbold Henry, I I Whiting st. Bury Ellis Benj. Westhall, Wangford RS.O road, Lowestoft
Cobbold Martin, Rattlesden, Bury Ellis G. Stratford St.Mary, Colchester Goldsmith W. L. 1 Victoria st.Sthwold
Coe Arthur, Clare R.S.O Emeny In. Georg,e st. Hadleigh R.S.O Gooch Mrs. Hannah, Upper Olland
Coe John, Kedington, Haverhill English Henry,27 Norwich rd.lpswich street, Bungay
Cole Obadiah, Chattisham, Ipswich Erith Robert, :I School Hall st. Bury Gooch Harry, 37 Guildhall st. Bury
Coleby James, Blundeston, Lowestoft Everett Edwin, Kersey, Ipswich Gooch Jas. 63 St. Andrew's st.nth.Bury
4ColemanH.Market hI.FrmlnghmRS.O Everett Wm. 2q Church st. Sudbury Gooding Chas. A. 27 William st.lpswh
Cone C.Albert pI. FramlinghamR.S.O Faiers Spencer W. :17 Mustow st.Bury Gooding E. Austin st. Stoke, Ipswich
Cook C. 192 Wood.bridge rd. Ipswich Faiers William, Great Thurlow S.O Gooding Samuel, 106 Fore st. Ipswich
Cook Mrs. Hannah, Botesdale, Dil'lS Fairweathel" T.Walshm-le-Willws.Bry Gooding Walter, Baylham, Ipswich
Cook Jas.Brandeston, WickhamMarkt Farley John, 3 Wadgate buildings, Goodwin Awos, Debenham,Stowmarkt
Cook James, Felixstowe road, Ipswich Ranelagh road, Felixstowe Gosling Henry, Bridge street, 'Bung-ay
Cook Samuel, Wellington road, Eye Farman John &; Son, 9 Waveney road, Gosling Robt. Needham Market R.S.O
Cook William, 12 Albion st. Ipswich Lowestoft Guwers Frank, RattIesden, Bury
Cook William, Badingham, Framling- Farman John, 81 High st. Lowestoft Grainge H. Thurston rd. Lowestoft
ham R.S.O Farow Joseph, Witnesham, Ipswich Gray Georgoe, ~QI Wherstead rd.Ipswh
CookWm.RA.sOld Market pln.Lwstft Farrington H. Wenhaston,Halesworth Green Daniel, Haughley, Stowmarket
4Cooke Charles, Wattisfield, Diss Farrington R Thoroughfare,Haleswth Gunnold Wm. Church walk,Stowmarkt
Cooper A. Dallinghoo, WickhamMrkt Farrow John, Princes rd. Lowestoft Hag~r William, Che~mondiston,Ipswh
CJOoper G. Hacheston, Wickha.m Mrkt Farrow Thomas, Bildeston S.O Hall Robert, Beach, Lowestoft
Cooper Geo. Theatre st. Woodbridge Farthing George, Nayland, Colchester Halls Fredk. James, Norton, Bury
Cooper H. Castle st. FrmlnghmR.S.O Fenn George J. Bramfield, Halesworlh Halls William, Snape. Saxmundham
C<lpping George, 182 Clapham road, Fenning Henry, Hemingstone, Ipswich Hammond E. Old Newton, Stowmarkt
Lowestoft Fensom J. &; SOll,23William st.Ipswch Hammond Frederick, Leiston R.S.O
C-ornish A. 10 Water Works St.Ipllwch FentonJ.4New st.St.Clement's,Ipswch Hammond HY.76 St. GeoTge's st.Ipl'lwh
Cornish Arthur, 45 Belle Vue rd.lpswch FentoD W. Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswich Hammond Richd. Robt. Church st.Eye .
oCornish Chas.28 Church st.Southwold Fenwick Thomas, Ixworlh, Bury Hammond Mrs. Sarah Ann, KessinO'-
Cornish James, Rushmere St. An- Field Chal'l. 88 High st. Southwold land, Lowestoft .,
drew, Ipswich Field Charles T. Exchange sq. Becrles Hammond WaIter, College road, Fram-
Cornish John Alfred 66 CauIdwell &; 88 High street, Southwold lingham RS.O
Hall road, Ipswich ' F~lby Alfred, Knettishall, Thetford Hamm~nd W~lter, Tuddenham St.
!Cousens D.MonksEleigh BildestonS.O Fmbow ArthuT, Cotton, Btowma,rket Martm, IpSWIch
()racknell Herbert, Tho~don, Eye F~sher A. E.H~gh st. AldeburghR.S.O Hans~ip John, Eriswell, Brnndon
'Cracknell Robert, 9 Orwell pt Ipswich F~sher Jas. HI~h st. Alde~urghRS.O Hardm~ Ja~e8, Castle street, Eye
Crane H. G. 44 Wellington st. Ipswich FIsher Ja.s.. HIgh st. LeIston R.S.O HarrlyWm.:Newton,Lakenheath,Brandn
'Crane Thomas, Chediston, Halesworth Foakes WIlliam,4 2 Church st.Sudbury Harp~r Wm. Old Market pln.LowPstoft
Crane W.Laxfi.eld, Framlin~ham RS.O Ford &; C~. 229 &; 23 1 London road HaTrlson O. ~ Co. 10 Upper Brook
l.Crapnell James, Clopton, 'Woodbridge south, Kukley, Lowestoft; str~et, ITls~nch
Creasy Lionel Worlingworth Wick- Forster Charles. Thetford rd. Brandon Harnson Geo. Bures St. Nary R.S.O
ham Market' ' F o s t e r Isaac, Creeting St. Mary, :Need- Hart A. W. II Cumberland st. Ipswich
"Crickmore A. KeE'singIand, Lowestoft ham ~ar~et R.S.O Ha~ey Abraham, Benton street, Had-
'Crisp Edward, Wenhaston,Halesworth Fountam Wm. Clapham ro. Lowe~toft leIgh "Ri.S.O
Crisp James,Peasenhall,Saxmunrlham Fox et. Ma~e.' 3 &; 4 Butter mrkt. Bury Harvey Henry Jas. Old market,Beccles
Cross Charles, 109 East~ate st. Bury FranCls Wl1ham, 13 College la. Bu~y HaITey Robert, 'Valton•. Ipswich .
'C J V t St k I . h Frankland .Tn. 4 8 Samuel I'd. IPSWICh Harvev Walter,2 Up. HIgh st. IpSWIch
~ssh'M47 t.ernLon s 'M 10f e , RPSSWIOC Freeman, Hardy &; 'Willis Limited, Haward Fredk In Wissett Halesworth
ar In ong e ord Tb h ur db'd ..,
.er H &; S n' Cl R S O ' .
"vruUC
oroug fare, nOG 1"1 ge; 29 Tac- Haws Adam,rII St. Peter's st.Lowel'ltft.
· ow E'd °d , Ox'afrrde 'd' L t ft. ket street &; 10 St. Matthew's street, Haws Harry, St. Leonard's road, Kirk-
C rowe war, 0 r. owes 0 Ipswich ley, Lowestoft
~owford W. Blythburgh, Halesworth Freeman George,2I &; 23 Key st.Ipswch Hayward John, Wickham Skeith, Eye
{u1'ry S. &; Son, 69 Northgate st. Bury Freeman William, Castle street, Fram- Hazell WaIter, 4-7 Melford rd. Sudbury
Cnrry Saml. 36 Long Brackland, BUry lingham R.S.O Hearn Wm. T. Debenham, Stowmarket
Cuttmg Alexander,.. 27 Great WhIp French William, 2-1- New st. Sudbury Hel'kf01'r! Wi~liam. Mill road. Haverhill
st~et, Stoke, IpSWIch . Frost Olarence, Exning, Newmarket Henrv .Tohn, 'VaIton. Ipswich
Cuttmg John, 5 Salthou.se st. IPSWICh Fuller James, 3 Friars street, Sudbury Hick~ John, Poslingforrl, Clare R.S.O
"'j)all~l'lton Ol~derE:Spnng rd.lpswch Fuller Jas. 21 High street, Haverhill Hill Robert, Bildeston S.O
~an~els FranCls, Lelston R.S.O Fuller James, 7 Upper Brook st.lpswch Hilton S. &; Co. 18 Abbeygate st. Bury
Dan~els Henry, Rendha:r:n,Saxmundhm Fuller Jo~n William, 1 Beaconsfield HoQ'g' F. J.St.l\Iarllaret's pln.Lowestor"t
Damels J. Tunstall, WlCkham Market road, Kll'kley, Lowestoft Holland Norris Orford Woolpit ""ury
'f}aniels William, 19 Prospect row, Full~r William John, 38 Carlton road, Holland' Wm.Dalingho~;Wickha:n'"Mrkt
Cemetery road, Bur! . KI:kley, L0w.estoft . Hollocks W. Preston; Lavenham R.S.O
Davall W~lter, 12 C~rdmal st. Ips~lch Furmsh Frederlck, O.tley, ~pswlch Holmes Colin, Hollesley, Woodbridge
Bavall Walter, 3 ~llent st. IpSWICh Ga2'e Rt. Monks Elelgh, BIldeston S.O Honeywood Frank, Earsham st.Hungay
Davey Abs?lom, TImworth, Bury Galer Edward•. Wa112iord R.S.O Hooper E. 28 Butter market, Ipswich
Dawson Fnth, Boxford, Colchester. Game Frank,. Bur~s St. Mary R8.0 Borney George, IT Lawson road,
,Hawson G~orge, 52 Carr st. IpSWICh Game Freder1Ck,Llttl~Cornard,Sudbry Kirklev, Lowestoft
_J}ay JeNmIah, 32.Butter market,Bury Gam~on 'Vm. Exnmg, Newmarket HorsIey W. &; Son 5°."1 & 52 Gains-
Deacon Joseph, Lldgate, Newmarket Gardmer Samuel, Post office, Wey- bo h t t ' S db
Dearing W. 7 Christchurch st. Ipswich bread, Harleston roug s r~e., 'u ury 1
-Bebenham George, Barnham,Thetrord Garner '\Tilliam, BeccIes I'd. Lowestoft ICftusehold WIlham Thomas, Lail.m-
'D~ Caux Wm. Kelsale, Saxmundham Garnham George. Wangford R.S.O heath, Brandon. ~ .'
Elckenson .Tas. Cratfield, Halesworth Garnham William. Narton. Ipswich HowaI'd H~?~. 7 1 NorWIch I'd. IPlSWICh
Dirkerson D. Battisford, Stowmarket Garl'ett Willillm, Ufford, Woodbrid~e Howard WHliam, Saxmundham
Dickinson H.Laxfield,FrmlnghmR.S.O Gel:' George H. (repairer), West street, Howe Wm. <:9 Ha~ard st. Lowestoft
Diver Joseph, West row, l\lildenhall ~Iildenhall Howlett H. W. StatlOn rd. Stowmarket
Doe Joseph•.Stoke, Clare R.S.O Gibbons Walter, I~ Peel st. IpswiCh Huffee Waiter, Hunston, Bury
Dosser C.Prmcess cot.BawdseyWdbdg qihbs John, East Bergholt, Colchester H~ghman John, Laxfield, Fram-
Dowse Samuel, 3 Broadway, Bury Gibson Geo. Hy. Hig-h st. Erandon lingham R8.0
Drake James, Barton Mills, Mildenhall Gibson John, Blaxhall Wickham Markt Hugman H. Chediston st. Haleswrth
Dunn Robert, Alderton, Woodbridge Gilbert Henry. Freck~nham, Soham Humphrey Wm. ::\:; High st. Ipswich
Dykes John If 1 Princes st. IpswiCh Gilbert Jas. W.Peasenhall,Saxmundhm Hunt Geor~e, Rongham, Bury
Eames Joshua, Castle street, Eye 3-iles Sherman. New st.. Woodbridg-e Hunt Henry, IJ Pier terrace,Lowestoft
Edgley J. Wickhambrook, Newmarket Girling A. Kettleburgh,Wickham Mrkt Hunt Hy. 5 St. Peter's st. Lowestoft
Edgeley John. Cowlinge, Newmarket Girling Geo. High st.AldeburghRS.O Hunt Herbert Edward, Double street,
Edgley T. Wickhambrook,Newmarket Girling Henry Korman, 3 &; 5 St. :Mar- Framlingham RS.O
EdmeRds J. 19 Brentgovel st. Bury garet's plain, IpswiCh Hunt James, Cotton, Stowma1'ket
Elliott &; Son, High st. Hadleigb RS.C Given J. 121 &; 123 Fore hamlet,Ipswch Hunter Wm. 2 Pier terrace, Lowestoft
 TRADES DIRECrORY.]
Hynard S. Angel st. Hadleigh R8.0
Inman Charles, 98a,Risbygate st. Bury
International Boot Co. Hamilton road,
Felixstowe
International Boot Co. I I Carr street,
Ipswich
Ives Brothers, High street, A1de-
'burgh R.8. 0
Ives C. S. Thoroughfare, Haleswort:3
Ives Charles Samuel, Sizewell I'd.
Leiston R.8.0
Ives Herbt. E. 161 High st. Lowestoft
Jackaman G. l\Iendlesham, Stowmarkt
Jarrett Barnard, Hopton, Thetford
Jarrold James, Washbrook, Ipswich
Jay William, Upper Olland st. Bungay
Jeffery Geo. Oulton Broad, Lowestoft
Jeffries Wm. 83 St. Helen's st.lpswich
Jilling Alfred William, 39 St. Peter's
street, Lowestoft
Jillings Fredk. XI Bevan st. Lowestoft
Johnson, Clarke &; Co. 10 Tavern st.
Ipswich
Jordan S. Sternfield, 8axmundham
Kemp J. Monk Soham,lVickham Markt
Kemp W. 45a, Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Kennell In. 95 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Kerridge William, Cransford, j<'ram-
lingham RS.O
. Kerry J. Brundish, Framlinghm.R.S.O
Kerry Wm. In. Gislingham, Eye
Kimmis George, Hartest, Bury
King G.Station ter.Framlinghm.RS.0
Kingsbury John, Hintlesham, :!:pswich
Knevett Henry, 9 Portman's rd.lpswich
Knights George, Kenton, Stowmarket
Knights J. Cross street, Hoxne, Eye
Knights Saml. W. Lond{)n I'd. Brandn
Knopp S. k Son, 9 Westgate st.Ipswh
Ladbrook E. 7 Victoria st. Southwold
Laflin John, Somersham, Ipswich
Lambert J. 48 Beck street, Ipswich
Lambert J. Grundisburgh,Woodbrdge
Larke F. W. 66 High street Lowestoft
Last Arthur, Norton, Bury
Last James, Hessett, Bury
Last Waiter, 101 Out Westgate, Bury
Last William, Felsham, Bury
Last Wm. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Lawn James, Mettingham, Bungay
Lee Charles, Northgate street, Beccles
Legget Arthur, Earl Soham, Wick-
ham Market
Leggett Jas,O.I05 ,st.Helen',s st.Ipswch
Leggett Wm. Wetherden, Stowmarket
Leverett W. V. 4 St. JS:icholas st.
Ipswich
Lewis Arthur, Long Melford R8.0
Lilly Herbert H. Wortham. Diss
L~nes Joseph, Chedisto.n, Halesworth
Lmg Jonas,Blaxhall,Wlckham Market
List J. B. Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Littlebury A. Y. Nayland. Colchester
London George, Walton Ipswich
Long George, Leiston R.S.O
Long Thomas, Long Melfordi R.8.0
Lovett Thomas, Coddenham, Ipswich
Low E. Ilketshall St. Andrew,Bungay
Lumley Charles, Pakenham, Bury
Lummes Alfred, 33 Crown st. Bury
Lushey William, South Elmham St.
Margaret, Harleston
Lyon John, BredfieId, Woodbridge
Mann Chas. Batley, Wickham Marktlt
Mann James,Back st.Aldeburgh RS.O
Mapleton H.Walsham-le-Willows,Bury
Marjoram David, Chelmondi;;ton k
Holbrook, Ipswich
Marjoram Frederick, Dennington,
Eramlingham R.S.O
Markham J. 25 Alpha pI. Southwold
Markham SI. 2 Cardinal st. Ipswich
M'aTsh Benjamin B. Mellis, Eye
Marsh Edgar, C6stle street, Eye
Martin & Newby, 2 to 6 Fore street,
St. Clement's, Ipswich
Martin J. 38 Warwick road, Ipswich
Martin William, 166 Clapham road
north, Lowestoft
Maton A. 49 Upper Orwell st. Ipswich
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Martin William, Ilketshall St. Mar- Plummer George, Woolpit, Bury
garet, Bungay Pocock Bros. 23 Tavern st. Ipswich
Mattingly Robert &i Son, 41 k 42 Mar- Pollard Frederick, Woolpit, Bury
ket hill, Sudbury Pollard Thos. In. Hopton, Thetford
:Mays Robert, 204 London road south, Pooley Jacob, Northgate st. Beccles
Kirkley, Lowestoft Potter Fdk. 13 St. Helens .st. Ipswich
:Meadow08 William, Troston, Bury Potter Harry, Nayland, Colchester
Mee Albert, Bramford, Ipswich Potter Henry, 95 Bevan st. Lowestoft
Middleton A. Blundeston, Lowestoft Potter WaIter, Ling, Wortham, Diss
Middleditch George, Glemsford RS.O Potter William, 54 Tavern st. Ipswich
Miles Walter, 23 East st. Ipswich Pratt William, Campsea Ashe, Wick-
Miller Cornelius, Lakenheath,Brandon ham Market
Miller Griffin, Ixworth, Bury Pratt William, Wickham :\l'arket
Miller R 66 St. John's street, Bury Pretty J. Wrenthm. Wangfrd. R.S.O
Mills Wm. In. Stanley st. Lowestoft Price James Frederick, 2 Tacket st.
street, Lowestoft k I Lower Brook st. Ipswich
Mison Nathan, Kentford, Newmarket Prime Arthur, Needham Market R.S.O
Mitchell Arthur, Botesdale, Diss Proct{)r John, 61 Cannon street, Bury
Mitchels Rogen John, White Horse Pulford Hy. Haughley, Stowmarket
street; res. 5 Crown st. Lowestoft Pulford Wm. 19 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Mitson Josiah, Stoke, Clare R.S.O Pnne-hard M. Denmark r{)ad, Beccles
Mobbs Alfred, Rectory st. Halesworth' Qu:mt William &; Son, 49 Abbeygate
Moore G. 41 Alexandra road, Ipswich i street, Bury
Moore George, White Horse street RadIey Frederick, Wattisfield, 1)iss
k Crown street, Lowestoft I Rampling John, Lavenham :&.8.0
Moore James, Jacob street, Lowestoft: Read G. Frostenden, Wangford R.S.O
Morgan Richard, Lavenham RS.O IReader George, Drinkstone, Bury
Morgan William, Claydon, Ipswich I Reeve James, West Row, Mildenhall
M(}rson James, 08 Suffolk I'd. Lowestft Reeve John, Bredfield, Woodbridge
MoSoS Frederick, Metfield, Harleston Reeve John C. Needham Market R.S.O'-
Moulton Samuel I Cross st. Sudbury Reeve William, High st. Mildenhall
Mouncer William, Bridge st. Bungay Reeve W. Saxtead, Framling-hamR.S.O'
MouseI' Alfred, Bramfield, Halesworth Rendlesham George, Wrentham,..
Mouser John, Mellis, Eye Wangford RS.O
Moyse George, OecoId, Eye Reynolds John, Redgrave, D:ss
Mullinger Edward, Botesdale, Diss Reynolds Robert,22 Southgate st.Bury
Musk Edward, 16 College street, Bury Rice Fras. Hy. 4 Friars sL Sudbury
Mussett John, Burstall, Ipswich Richardson Arthur, Eyke, Woodbridge
Mus·seU .Tohn, Hintlesham, Ipswich Richardllon Wm. J. Polstead, Colch~tr
Naunt(}n Wm. H. 10 Queen st.Sthwld Riches Frederick, Metfield, Harleston
Newman H. Great Cornard, Sudbury Robert ..:\.rthur WiLiam,lo4 St. Relen's
Newson B. Blaxhall, Wickham l Market I street, Ipswich
Newson J. sen. Middleton, Saxmndhm I Rodwell Kerry, Pakenham, Bury
Noble George, Trimley St. Mary S.OI Rodwell Wi:Iiam, 47 St. Matthew's.
Noble J. 152 Handford rd. Ipswich I Church lane, Ipswich
Norton Albert, Lound, Lowestoft Rose Geo. Church st.Stradbroke, Ey&
Nunn John, Union street, Stowmarket Rose George, jun. Queen's Head I!t.
Nunn John,Walsham-le-Willows, Bury Stradbroke, Eye '
:Nunn, W. 71 Seago street, Lowestoft Rose J. Sizewell road, Leist{)n RS.O
Nutman Fdk. B. Norwich rd. Lowestft Rose James, l'pw st. "Woodbridge
Nutman Frdk.P. 180 London rd.Lwstft Rose Samnel. Magdalen street, Eye
OliveI' T. 16 Cobbold street, Ipswich Rouse W. R MiddJeton, Saxmundhilm
OrbeIl Mrs. Ann, Clare RRO Rowling Alfred, Lit.tle Thurlow 8.0
Overhill C.Withersfield road,Haverhillj'Rudd A. E. 62 Melford rd. Sndbury
Oxborrow D. Framsden, Stowmarket Rudd George, 67 Melford rd. Sudbury
Oxborrow Robert, Bridge street. i Rneid J,evv. Kundpston, I .. owelltoft
Framlingham R.S.O I Rndland Edwin Colborne, Dennington,.
Oxboroug-h Harry, Ingate rd. Beecles Framlingham
Page k Sons, Debenham, Stowmarket.! Rudlin William. Hitcham, Ipswich
Pallert W. 3 Bartholomew grn. Sthwld Ruffles Henry, Bardwell, Bury
Palmer W. Chelmondiswn, Ipswich Rnneckles Absolom,Regent st. Stwmkll
Palmer W. Melbourne rd. Lowestoft Rllneckles A. Lime Tree pt Stowmrkt
Parker Stephen, Clare RS.O Sa2'e Alfred. 26 Duke !ltreet, Ipswich
Parker Thos. Ranelagh rd. Felixstowe Sallows E. Wrentham,Wangford R.8.0
Partridge H. A. 84 North st. Sudbury Salter George. Kenton, Stowmarket
Pash Al"thur, 7 Carr street, Ipswioh &; Salter John, Friston, 8axmundham
II3 High street, Lowestoft Sannders George BeaIes &; Son, 8 k 9
Pa·ske Nathan, Alwood green, Ricking- Bevan street, Lowestoft
hall Superior, Diss Scarle William, Mutford bridge, Carlo
Payne J. H. High st. Hadlgh. R8.oi ton Colville, Lowestoft
Peacock A. Withersfield I'd. Haverhill 8cotp,eld Henry, 14 St. :Matthew's
Pearson W. 15 Brentgovel st. Bury Church lane, Ipswich
Peck Hy. Jas. Debenham, Stowmarket \Scott Alfred, 70 York road, Ip~wich
Peck i\Villiam., 16 -Milton Sot-reet., Scott A. H. 52 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch
St. John's, Ipswich 800tt .H. W. Smallgate street, Beccles
Pegg Mrs. I.Charsfield,Wickham Mrkt Scott J. W. Bradfield St. Clare, Bury
Pexnbert-on k Son, Redgrave, Diss Seabrook R Stradishall, Newmarket
Perks George Edwin C. East Berg- Seaman WaIter, Hepworth, Diss
holt, Colchester 8e18by Thos. Finningham, Stowmarkt;
Petley J. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston 8.0 Sharman Charles, Belton, Yarmouth
Pettengale J. Capel St. Mary, Ipswch Sharman George, Cratfield, HalesWl'th
Phillips A. Middleton, Saxmundham Sha.:mna.n Henry, Castle st.Woodbridga
Phillips Charles, Beck row, Soham Sharman In. Hollesley, Woodbridge
Phillips E. 70 Woodbridge rd.Ipswi<lh Sharman Robt.Long grn.Worthm.Diss
Pinner Albt. 30 Fore hamlet, Ipswich Shipley E. 7 Cr9wn street, Lowestoft
Pinner G'harles, 68 Carr street,Ipswich Short Joseph, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Pipe E. Little Bealings, Woodbridge Short Wm. 77 Wherstead rd. Ipswich
Pleasance Sylvstr. Cotton, Stowmarket Silburn Chas.17St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Plummer Alfred, Bardwell, Bury 1Silburn Samuel, Layham, Hadleigh
Sillett In. Orford, Wickham Marke5
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BOOT &; SHOE MAKERS-continued. Turner Harry, Hund<m, Clare R.S.O BOX MAKERS.
Simmonds Goorge William, 22 Turner J. 21 CIarkson ter. Felixstowe De'Vereux Miss E. College st. Bury
Foundation street, Ipswich Tuthill Chas. E:.Ls-t{)n, Wickbam Market Ipswich Box 00. Limited (cardboard &;
Skinner William Baldry. Wilby, Eye Twinn Andw. H. 9 Melford rd. Sudbry leatherboard), Tower Ramparts,
Smith H. &; :Son,1OMarket ibl.Sudbury Tye Nelson, Low. Olland st. Bungay Ipswich
Smith Abrhm. Wm. I Church st.Sdbry Tye R. F. Low. Olland st. BUIlgay Smiths, Suitall, 46 &I 48 Butter market
Smith Chas. Carlton Colville, Lowstft TyIer Josiah, 53 High street et 37 i& 17 Lower Brook street, Ipswich
Smith Daniel, Corton, Lowestoft Lond{)n road, Lowesooft
Smith E. Marlesfrd.Wickham Market TyrreIl 'Warlter, Tattingstone, Ipswich BRANDY MERCHANTS.
Smith Fredk. Rumburgh, Halesworth Tyrrell William, Tattingsoone, Ipswich Cobbold &I Son, 30 Low. Brook st.
Smith Henry, Wickham Market Underwood Edward, Glemsford R.S.O Ipswich
Smith James, Corton, Lowestoft Underwood Felix, Cavendish RS.O
Smith Jas. Westleton, Saxmundham Upcraft William, London rd. Brandon BRASSFOUNDERS. .
Smith James Frederick, 4Oa, Old Vince Henry, Kersey, Ipswich Barnes Alfred &; Co. The Foundry,
. Cattle market, Ipswich Vincent Wm. Fressingfield, Harleston Woodbridge
Smith John, Holton, Halesworth Vyce J. Double st. FramInghm.R.S.O navis &; Co. Limited, Oulton Broads,
Smith John, Kessingland, Lowestoft Wadley Ishmael, 84 East 81.. Sudbury Lowestoft
Smith John, Weybread, Harleston Walpole Thomas, 72 North st. Sudbry Elliatt.&; Garrood Limited, Snffolk rd.
.smith Sml. Chapel rd. Saxmundham Ward D. Queen Bt. Walton, Ipswich Lowestoft; &; at Beccles&Wheatacre
·Smith T. 37 Christchurch st. Ipswich Ward Daniel, Bildeston S.O Green Wm. I. Burkitt's lane, Sudbry
-Smith Wm. High st. Aldeburgh RS.O Ward Ebenezer,lo St.Helen's st.Ips,,:h Page &; Girling, Melton foundry. Mel-
· Smith William, Holbrook, Ipswich Ward Edgar,Wither.sfield rd.Haverhill ton, Woodbridge; &; at Market hill,
· SneIl John, 10 Broadway, Bury Ward George John, Deben stores, Woodbridge
Snelling Oharles, Tostock, Bury Trimley St. Mary S.O Sawyer W.J. Wrentham, Wngfd.R.S.O
· Soanes David, New market, Beccles Ward Harry, High Jlt. Hadlgh. R.S.O Webb JameJl ATe. (exors. of), ExniDg,
Soans Wm. Raglan st. Lowestoft Ward J. Pakefield st. Kirkley,Lowestft Newmarket
Son~s Ziba, Thoroughfare, Haleswrth Warren John, &tesdale, Diss Whitmore &; BinyoD Limited Wickham
Sauthgate George, Racton, Stowmarkt Warren John, West Row, MildenhalI Market '
· Spalding Arthr. Bacton, Stowmarket Watkinson Fredk. GlemMord R.S.O Woods &; Co. Suffolk iron works, Stow-
Spar. C. &; J. Westleton, Saxmundham Watkinson Josiah, Glem!dord R.S.O market; &; u Bury, Ipswich, Nor-
Sparrow Alfred, North Terrace road, \Vatson N. F. Seckford st.. Woodbrdge wich Newma:rltet &; Baverhill
l.Eldenhall Watts John, :Broad st. Bnngay ,
.. Sparrow E. Stricklands rd. Stowmarkt Watts Wm. Up. Olland st. Bungay Morton Robert &; Co. Trent works,
Spear P. IQ Black Horlle lane, Ipswich Watts William, Worlingt{)n, Soham Burton-on-Trem; makers of braMf
,Spink Robt. Rickinghall Superior,Diss Webb Dan!. Withersfield rd. Haverhill cocks, valves" e"7ery class of brass
:Spooner Abel Burch, Threadneedle st. Webb Henry, BeTk row, Soham work
.H3dleigh R.S.O Webdale Edwd.Stlwen.Wangfrd.R.S.O
Spurgeon .!.rthur, Holland road, St. Webster Sml. jun. TheInetham,Thtfrd BRAZIERS.
John's, Ipswich . Welham G. Lime Tree pI. Sto'WID'lIrI[et See Tinmen, Br.uii:ws k Tinplatet
Squirrel John S. Somersham, Ipswich WeIler Charles, Hepworth, Diss Workers.
Staff Arth. Northgate street, Becclas Wells C. G. Finningham, Stowma:rket . BREECHES MAKERS.
Stanhope Mrs. L. Long Melford R.S.O WeIlum A. E. Long Melford R.S~O
Stannard David, Old market, IleccIes West Francis, Bow ·llflUS8, Pa·ketield Bnnrn Henry L9lIIi!t &; :Herberl~
Stannard SI. Blythburgh, Halesworth street, Pakefield, Lowestoft . Tboroug~~are, WoodfJ1JIidgl' .
Stead .&; Simpson Limited, 43 Abbey- West Sam!. Walbernick, Sout1rwold Bnftles Wilham, DebeRhsmJ,. Stowmkt
gate street &; 20 Cornhill, Bury; 144 Westrope John, 10 Queen st. HaverhiIl BREWERS.
Bigh street; 36 London road It 21 9 Wheeler Ohas. 9 Grimwade ~t.I~~n Ad
London road south, Lowestoft; New Wheeler George, 31 Long st. Ip'SllViltl'l :8'
&; Co LiDlIiJted S I Ba
S th old. R El 0 f), e
market, Beccles; 9 & I I Tavern st. Whincop Harry, Pease'llhall, Saxmdhm »_.... _wGery. oU w ~ r< '.:.,. C1'_.d'"
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elf pace, Stowmark et WhOlDCUp G eorge, B~ nuge s.t BtIngay D""""'J"
B' d J heorge, \V trea... Id I ' . la LJury
fi ,,@I'1lB.IJU,,;:ul
liT; 6 Marke~ hill, Sudbury &; Victoria Whitby. David, Catta:wade, Bra-nf;Jha:m, .~~J.n- ~ do. 6 eSG':'i~:ill. ;~:~ Bu .
parade, Felixstowe Mannmgtree S"""'l"ad rt' 5
I t ry
'; ·Stebbing Ch-arIes, Mill st. Mildenhall Whiting Geo. Sibton, S'axmundbrrm i B l~ d ~ Sseme£. 't d (N
Steele IW. 32 St. Matthew's st.Ipswicb Whiting Wm. 35 Out Westgate, Bury· Ut ar
Steggall H. Rickinghall Inferior, Diss "\V?yard ChM'les, Eyke, Woodbridge
Co ons ~:: ed
~ ~~bert~~:~~ S:~ford
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Steward Hebel" L. 7 Queen's rd. Bury WlCkham John C. Long Melford R.S'.O Th hf H IllS' th' lIIg ,
Steward Rt. Fressingfield, Harleston WightIllillll Step'hen, Cretingham, C t horonlg ...aOore, Fa "'dort' I h
···S.~ewar d SI . :.:va,
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Steward William, Alderton, Woodbrdg Wilby Robt. Churoh 1"OW, MildenhaIl, 8~Ier k t' ID. 0 ery,
: Stewart A.rthl;lr James, 16 The W~lden James, Ringshall, Stowmarket :Chris:::;. C. k 00. Camps rd.
Mount, IpSWIch Wllden In. R. Stow Upland, Stwmrkt H hill
: Stewart Chas.3 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Williams Ja,s. 4 Orford st. IpS'lt'ich· CIa :ve~ th 8 Ri Sb at·" Bu
: Stimpson A. Old Newton, Stowmarket WinneyW.W.Stoke-,'by-Nll.yland,Clchstr Cl r e WrolkersL'.7 N Ydgh e M' krrt
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tockings Wm. F ram sd en, S towmark tWIsker
· Chas. Northgate st. IleccIes owes
R S 0 a er lID. ee am ar e
, Stone John, 82 Norwich rd. Ipswich Woodard Lewis James, Saxmnndham C bb<;ld & 00 CJijf bra I s 'oh
: Street William, Iloxford. Colchester Woodhouse J. jun. 41 Stoke st.Ipswich &lch t B ' : Co w-!.!y, (~~\
.Stringer W. 15 Tower ramparts,Ipswh Wo{)dhouse Josiah Edwin, 42 Whe.r- es) e(r re~ng . lID). M s ~ t
'Stringer WiIIiam, Rishangles, Eye stead road, Ipswich lioO
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H~ orl~anager, Tare
'Sturgeon George, Stanton, Bury Woods In. 10 Parliament rd. Ipswich pace, ) e~ b' (Wm. E urne~
'Sturgess &; Son, St. Mary's st. Ilungay Worledge G. Thoroughfare, Woodbdg oman I age: it l.eCo{~we::, Eye;
'Suckling Sam!. Camps rd. Haverhill Worledge J.ames, Castle st. Woodbdg 8t PSWIC; tlU c es BY, ssex
Suggate William, Mutford, Beccles Wright J. 6 St. MargM'et's st. Ipswh Colson Harry, C6~no~ street. Bury
Sw~t V. 37 St. Nichola.s· st. Ipswich Wright John, Shotley, Ipswich Cr~wfoot.t Co. Dltchmgham brewery,
Symonds Thos. D. New st.Woodbrdge Wright Oliver, Kirton Trimley 8.0 Oud~ngaYTh & Raymund, Nay-
Tack Richard, Crowfield, Ipswich WrightJ R. Bedfield, Wickham Market on omas
Talbot WaIter, London rd. Ilrandon Wright fRobert, Grange terrace, land, Colchester
Tarrant J. Monewden,Wickham Markt CauldweIl Hall road, Ipswich D~aves Fredk. Geo. Cevendish RS.O
Tate John,Stonham Aspall, Stowmarkt Wright Wm. liB Alfred street, Ipswich FIsher Charles J. & Co.; offices,
Taylor A. 16 St. Nic~o.las st. Ipswich Youngman H. T. 98 Oxford st. Lowstft ~rewery, &; Stores, 0tn:ch st. Eye
Taylor Alfred, 31 Whitmg st. Bury Youngs Thomas, Ipswich st. Stowmrkt Flmtham, Hall ~ Co'. LImIted, Alberb
Taylor Jacob, Gislingham, Ey~ Youngs Wm. Stoven, Wangford R.S.O brwry.&; Sta.tIOn mill!A~debrgh.RSO
Taylor Walter, Bramford, IpSWIch Fordham E. K. &; H. ~ted; stores,
TayIor William, 25 BrideweIl la. Bury BOOT CLOSED UPPER MNFRS. Chauntl'f road, Haverh.lIl.
ThackerE.Swiss cot.Kessinglnd.Lwstft Fr~man Thomas George & Son, Old Greene, King & ,Sons Lnmted, Bury
Theobald Henry, Hoxne, Eye Market plain., Lowestoft ale rtores, StatIOn rd. Stowmark~t;
Thompson Harry, Cavendish R.S.O Webb -& Son Station road Stow- .&; at Bury St. Edmunds; 15 IIigh
Thurlow WaIter, lOa, Eagle st. Ipswich market. S;e a d v e r t ' ~treet, Haver~; & Colchester.
'fhurlow Wm. Yoxford. Saxmundham HIll WaIt. Waldringfield, Woodbndge
Tibbenham T. 12 Trafalgar st. Lowstft BOTTLE WASHING MACHINE Hook Herbn. R. Icklingham, Mildenhll
Tipple John, Sapiston, Bury MANUFACTURERS. Hudson's Cambridge ~ Pampisford
Todd Charles, Huntingfield, HaIeswth Clarke Brothers, I Crown st.; 'Works, Breweries Limited (Wm. Sargeaot,
Tl'ipp Henry, Yoxford, Saxmundham Lady lane, IpswiC'h agent); stores, High street.Haverhll
 TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Ingold Ernest (E.C.Stockbridge,mgr.),
Ohauntry road, Haverhill
Kendall-Chapman Frank, Prince of
Wales brewery, Bungay rd.Halswrth
Lacon E. &; Co. Limited, 133 London
road south, Kirkley. Lowestoft; &;
at Yarmouth
Lambert Loft,l'l, Northgate st. Becc1es
Lockwood &; Co. Castle brewery,
Woodbridge
Mallett M. R Herringfleet, Lowestoft
Mauldon A. M. &; Son. 36 Chuch st.
Sudbury; &; at Long MelfOl'd, Suf-
folk; office, Ballingdon, Essex. See
advertisement
Mills Edwd. Wickhnmbrook, Newmkt
Morse E. &; G. Crown st. Lowestoft
Oliver Bros. Sudbury brewery,Cornard
road, Sudbury
Page John Thomas, Top of Castle
street, Framlingham R.S.O
Prentice Thomas I&; Co. Stowmarket;
&; at Ipswich
Rampling Jesse, Langton green &; brick
works, Cranley green. Eye
Rope Edward, Rope's wharf, o rford,
Wickham Market; &; at .Aldeburgh
Rush William, Wickham Market
Smith Edwal'd, Melton, Woodbridge
Southgate Zacharias, Barking, Need-
ham Market R.S.O
Steward &; Patteson Limited (Essex
&; Suffolk agency) (J. A. W. Jos-
selyn, agent), Metz st. Cattle mar-
ket, Ipswich
Taylor Ohas. 50 Churchgate st. Bury
Tollemaches' Ipswich Brewery Lim.
(H. B. Southgat-e, sec.),Upper Brook
street; stores, 26 Fore street,Ipswich
Wallace William, Ce.vendish R.S.O
Woe·ds &; Co. Angel st.Hadleig.!l RS.O
Wootten William, Great Thurlow S.O
Youngman, Preston & Co. Eagle
brewery, Rant score; office, 69 High
street, Lowestoft
BREWERS' CHEMISTS.
Prentice Bros. Limited, •Chemical
works, Sbowmarket; I&; at Great
Yarmouth
Sutton & Phillips,. StoQwmarket
BREWERS' V ALUERS.
HoskinB & Son (also chartered
accountllnt,'3 &; arbitrators), 143
Cannon street, London E 0
BRICK & TILE MAKERS.
..A1dous James, I .Albany ter. Gosford
road, B e c c l e s '
Aldous Samuel, South Elmham St.
Cross, HaJesworth
.A1dous Wm. Worlingham rd. Becc1es
AlIen 'Robert A. &; Son, Railway
sta.tion, Sudbury
Eennett Frad, Wherstead, Ipswich
Bird Joseph &; Son; officeS', Stoke
Bridge wharf &; Trinity Brick works,
Cavendish street, Ipswich
Bird! William, Cavendish RS.O
Eolingbroke Arthur James, Knettis-
hall, Thetford
Boreham Walter. Ousden, Newmarket
llrock Joseph, Weybread & Withers-
dale, Harleston (postal address,
Alburgh, Harleston)
Bug-g' & J-olly, Felixstowe brick works,
Felixstowe
Eull Lewis (exors. of), Mells, Wen-
haston, Hale!lworth
Burgh Castle Brick 00. Lim. Burgh
Castle, Yarmouth
Bury St. Edmunds Brick Co. (Wm.
Jones, manager), Nowton rd. Bury
OarI' Wm. Hy. Leiston R.S.O. &
Suffolk road. Ipswich
Can William Henry, Valley Brick wks.
Foxhall road, Ipswich
Chenery Robert, Stuston, Scole
Coe Alfred, Bramford, Ipswich
SUFFOLK.
Coe Alfred, Hadleigh R.S.O
CollingSl Mrs. Martha., Frostenden,
Wangford R.S.O
G(){)k William, Melton, Woodbridge
Cornard Brick &; Tile Co. Little Cor-
nard, Sudbury
Culley William. Rougham, Bury
Dal'by Bros.Victoria. brick wks.Beccles
Depperhaugh Brick Works,Hoxne,Eye
Dixon Thomas (exors. of). Debenham,
Stowmarket
Eaaey Bro1:herB, Gisleham,Lowestft
Fisher Alfred, Exning, Newmarket
Fison C. O. Lim. Finboro' rd.Stowmkt
Flintham Joseph, Aldeburgh RS.O
Gibbons Edward Cha-rles, Chilton,
Sndbury; &; ShotJey, Ipswich
Grimwood George &; Sons, Lion street;
brick yard, Norwich road, Ipswich
Helmingham Brick Works(Lord Tolle-
mache, proptr.; Wm. Last. mngr.),
Helmingham, Stowmarket
Hesworth Company (The), Haverhill
Hewitt W. R. &; Co. Station I'd. Stow-
market; &; Railway station, Bury
Holbrook Creek Brick Works (The)
(Thomas Collard. manager), Hol-
brook, Ipswich
Hubbards Brick Co. Limited (W. J.
Roberts, sec.), 124 London road,
Lowestoft; &; Steam brick works,
Pakefield, Lowestoft
Jams William George, maker of the
noted Suffolk &; patent fixing bricks,
Oavendish road, Clare R.S.O
Jenningi! Fredk. H. Cockfield hall,Bury
Johnson Benjamin (J. B. Castlewn,
lliI'I!lnager), Carlton Colvlle.Lowestft
Lansdale Amos, Oulton, Lowestoft
Leggett Thomas Hubbard, Pakefield
brick works, Pakefield, LowestoU
Makens Robt. (trustees of), Ringshall.
Stowmarket
Mason &; Son, Haverhill
Mason &; Son, Withersfield, Newmrkt
Newson Samuel &; Sons, Benhall, Sax-
mundham: &; at Snape &; Kelsale
Partridge A.E.I&; T.W.Layham,Hadlgh
Partridge Edward &; Son, Wattisharn,
Ipswich
Peddar Philip C. N. Woolpit, Bury
Porter Mrs. C. Roman Hill works,
Lowestoft; &; Park Lane villa, Un-
thanks road, Norwich
Porter Charles, Oulton Broad,LowesUt
Potter Wm. Normanston, LowestoU
Potter William, Oulton, Lowestoft
Potts Brothers, Heath fa~ Kessing-
land, Lowestoft
Rosher's Brick, Tile &; PoUery Co. 6
Museum street, Ipswich
Rosher &; Co. Whitton-cum-Thurles.
ton, IpswiCh
Rushbrooke William, Little Whel-
netham. Bury
Sawyer G. Heveningham,Saxmundhm
Scott WaIter, Harkstead, Ipswich
Sharman Alfd. South Cove, Wrenthm
Smith Ambrose, Badingham, Fram-
lingham RS.O
Smith Peter, jun. Framlingham R.S.O
Somerleyton Brick Co. Limited (C. H.
Eastaugh, sec.), South wharf, Bel-
vedere road, Lowestoft; & (Robert
Catton, mgr. ),Somerleyton,Lowestft
Turner Frederick, Lavenham R.S.O
Turner Henry (trustees of) (George
Bonner, mangr.), Winston.Stwmrkt
Wilson George Holt D.L., J.P. (Jamell
Doddington, mngr.), Botesdale,Diss
W~lson Thomas Wmiam (exors. of),
Friar's hall & Coram street, Had-
leigh R.S.O
Woods Thomas Jas. Corton,Lowestoft
Woods Thos. Needham Market R.S.O
Woolpit Brick Co. Lim. (Alexander
Swinney & Oharles David Lavington,
managing directors), Woolpit. Bury
Wright George &; Son,Elmswell, Bury;
&; Woolpit, Bury
BRI 435
BRICK & TILE MERCHANTS.
Botwrig-ht Arthur Denny,Upper Olland
street, Bungay
Brown Wm. &; Co. Lime Kiln quay,
Woodbridge
Hewitt W. R. & Co. Railway stn.Bury
Saul Thomas & Son, Commercial :I'd.
Lowestoft;· b. at Yarmouth
Watson John, 39 Crown street, Bury
BRICK MAKING MACHINER¥
MAKERS. '
Alexander Herbert & Co. Queen's
engineering works, Water la. Leeds
BRICKLAYERS.
.A11um Frederick, Badingham, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Amey Henry, 42 Cross st. Sudbury
Bareham Ebenezer, Clare R.S.O
Bareham Harry, Clare R.S.O
Barrell Charles, ~rton, Trixn.!ey S.O
Baxter Wm. 4 Kingston ter. Woodbrdg
Bedwell Charles, Boyscot la. Bungay
Berry Geo.rge, Bramfield, Halesworth
Betts Charles C. Ingate s~. Becc1es
Bloomfield Edwd. Barningham, Bury
Bobby David, Redgrave, Diss
Bowyer E. M. Kedington, Haverhill
Boyles John, Chediston st. Halesworth
Brett O. H. Bury st. Stowmarket
Brewer Benjamin, Felsham, Bury
Brighton James, Castle lane, Bunga)'
Brown Jas. 75 St. Helen's st. IpswIch
Butcher Charles, Kessingland, LowstU
Cage R. Stonham Aspall, Stowmarket
Canham Charles, Walton, Ipswich
Carter P. Hulver St.Wangford R.S.O
Chandler George, Silverley's green,
Cratfield, Halesworth
Chinery E. Stowupland st. Stowmarke.
Ohurchyard Edgar, Thrandeston, Diss
Cook George, Shottisham. WoodbrdgQ
Crane Charles, Debach, Woodbridge
Curtis Alfred, 5 Prince street, Sudbury
Curtis Wm. Great Cornard, Sudbury
Darvell Jsph. Bacton, Stowmarket
Davey Lewis Rufus &; Edward, Blybur-
gate street, BeccIes
Dedman Charles, Claydon, Ipswich
Dedman Fredk. Somersham, Ipswich
Dedman George, Bramford, Ipswich
Deeks ,WaIter, Kedington, Haverhill
Dickerson Mrs. S. Hitcham, Ipswich
Doy Thos. Middleton, Saxmundham
Dunnett C. Chelmondiston, Ipswich
Dunnett Charles, Stutton, Ipswich
Dunnett Elijah, Holbrook, Ipswich
Elliott Benj. 33 Prospf,ct rd. Ipswich
Ell~ston Chas.23 Cambridge rd.Lowstfil
Emeny Jas. Little Stonham,StowmrH
Emeny N. Brandeston, Wickham MrU
Emeny W. Brandeston,Wickhm.:M.l'ki
Emsden John, 6 Chalon st. Ipswich
English Saml. Coddenllam, Ipswich
Farman S. &; Son. Belton, Yarmouth
Farthing Geo. Needham :Market RS.O
Finch Frederick, Walton, Ipswif'h
Firman A. 61 Northgate st. Bury
Fisk Arthur, Bedingfield, Eye
Fordham Frederick, Stanton, Bury
Fox Joseph, Easton, lrickham Market
Francis Robert & Son, Old Newton,
Stowmarket
Francis Isaac, Melton, Woodbridge
Francis Rt. Stow Upland, Stowmarket
Frost George, II2 Norwich rd. Ipswch
Garrard J. Witnesham, Ipswich
Gilbert Charles, Ufford, "\Yoodbridge
Goddard A. Long grn. Wortham, Diss
Goodall George,Dunwich,Saxmlmdham
Gooding Philip,Debenham, Stowffi'.l'rl,t
Gooding "\V. J. 5 Station rd.Sonthwld
Grimmer William, Pakenham, Burv
Harvey James, Worlingwocth, ·Wick.
ham Market
IIarvey William, Earl Soham, ·Wick·
ham Market
Haste J. 19 Bath st. Stoke, Ipswi{:h
SUFFOlK ~8*
 436 BRI SUFFOLK.
. BRICKLAYERS-continued. BROKERS-SHIP & Beeton Waiter, Hollesley, Woodbrid~E"
Haylock Wm. Cowlinge, Newmarket INSURANOE. Bennett Fred, New St. works, Ipswich
Hood Alfred, Haughley, Stowmarket Bevan Hy. E. 19 Cemetery rd. Ipswicb
Howlett In. Mendlesham, Stowmarket Bradbeer B. S. 62 L.ondon rd.Lowe~tft Bezant Fredk. Weybread. Harleston
Huggins WaIter, sen. Hoxne, Eye ~dge Frank, 24 Fnars street,IpswlCb Bilby William, MeIt.on, Woodbridge
Hupton Edgar J. Mettingham, Bungay ~ck &i Son, Sa~mundbam Biles ltobert, Neatgate street, llungay
Hurren E. Peasenhall, Saxmundham Glbbs E. W'. Cumberland st.Woodbrdg Rlatchley Edwin Robt. Ban-ow, Bur.,-
Jarobs G. &:; J. Bramfield, Halesworth Lewcock Wl1li,am &i ~on, 96 Fore st. Blowers Hy. B. I I Lorne rd.Southword
Johnson Henry, Chediston st.Haleswth St. Clement s, IPSWICh Rlunderfieid Jonathan 160 Denmark
Jolly Horace Wm. Wattisfield, Diss :Making Jas. &:; 'Sons,3F ,riars sili.Sudbry road &i Hervey stre:t, Lowestoft
Juby James, 12 Borough rd. Ipswich Manthorp~ Robert H. 19 Grosvenor Rly J. RIO &i I I 'rhurston rd.Lowesti'll
Kemp Charles, Kessingland, Lowestoft road, KIrkley, Lowestoft BIJrley John William, Elmswell, Bury
Kemp James, Kessingland, Pakefield Mayhew J. J. &:; T. M. Bank house, Bon-ett Charles, 1 Metz street, Cattle
KerrisonHoratio,Four Ashes,Walsh~m- ~arket place, Southwold market, Ipswich
.le-Wi!10ws, Bury MIles Fra?k Ernest, B~yburgate street, Bon-ett Harry King, Walpole,Haleswth
King RIchard, 8 L?0!U's lane, Bury ~~~~~~, & at Great Yarmouth &i Botwright A. D. Up.Olland st.Bungcuy
Knott Emerson, GIslingham, Eye ' Bovill Edgar, 121' Bramford la. Ipswich
Lambert Wm. Rendham,Saxmundham Ran~on .Albprt, 3 Westgate street,Jps- Brady &:; Todd, Kendal Road works,
2
Lawrence John Wells st St Helens wlCh, &:; at Needham Market &:; K' kl L t ft
. ' .. 'StQwmarI et See ad ert Ir ey, owes 0
IPSWiCh [ . ~ v BretL R. F. Alexandra rd. Lowestoft
Lennard Daniel Alderton Woodbridge Row Charles John Newton &:; Sons, B'd R bt W H" h t. Ha hill
. . ,. " L.ong Melford R S 0 rI ge o . m. Ig s ver
Lmstead Wil.13m, Baeton, Stowmarket . '. Brighton James Castle lane BunO'ay
Ma1lett Chas O'rford Wickham Market Small &:; Co. (Frederlck Spashett,agt.), n . ht 11 H ' B k R 's he
Mallows Bu~ood C~llege road ~Fram- 1Vaveney chambers, Waveney road, Bngk well J harryL' ec '1\1f °lw f , dORamS 0
. ' 'Lowestoft roe we on, ong.Le or ..
lingham R. S. 0 S ' W b BrockwelI 'fhomas, Cavendish R. S. 0
:Mann James Charsfield Wickham Mrkt pashett FrederlCk, aveney cham ers, B G S 1 A t.o S db
Middlediteh Benj Denston Newmarket Waveney road, Lowestoft Brown 1\;0' m' 6 c n ~q. H u ~
Morley Richd 59' Long Br~ckland Dury TowIlsend Chas.T.New 'Cut east,Ipswh Brown c~rcys, Bamps ~. aver
MotheroleCh'as LivermereNagn~'BuJ'Y Waters &; Son, 2 &:; 4 Princes st.Ipswch BrollwneG ar eS'Stromdb , k ye
e
" . -'. . u en eorge. ra ro a, E ya
Mouser John Samuel, Park Gate farm, BROKERS-STOCK & SHARE. Burrows Fredk. West st. Mildenhall
Helmingham &:; J:"ramsden,Stowm:kt Oarter Alfred G.3 0 Museum st.Ipswch Bush Samuel Peter, Thurston, Bur)~
Moyse Wa~ter, Fehx~towe rd. Ipllw.lch Ranson Albert,32Westgata st.Ipswich; Cadge Herbert, HHtest, Bury
Noy Zebadlah W~. Ufford, Woodbdge &:. Needham Market &i Stowmarket. Cady George, Chediston, Halesworth
Packard Thos. Kelsale. Saxmundham
· hI' h S d
ee a ve rt Canbam Jethro , Sutton , \Voollbridge
P age R,()be.r,t 39 H.Ig st. pSWIC TempestChas.Ernst.14Arcade st.lpswb Calver W.Iiketshall St..Andraw,Bungy
PaTke.r Ben]. GrundIs~urg~,Woodbrdg Carter llenjamin H. &:; Son, 14, 16 et.
PartrIdge Geo. Fern vII.Lelston R.S.O BRUSH & BROOM MAKERS & 18 Victoria street Southwood
Pettitt George, Long Melford R.S.O WAREHOUSES. Carter &:; Son, Sax~undham
Pipe George, Barsham common,Beccles Butcher James, .A.ssington, Colchester Catchpole E. 18x l'rinces st. IpswicD
Pleasance George, Nort?n, Bury . Capon E. B. &i Sons, .Pa.lgrave, Diss Cat.toIl Arthur Wm. 'rroston, Bury
Pollard Fredk. 7 'Qua~lmg st. IPSWICh Gr:mwood H. I~ ~t. NlCholas st.Ipswch Chandler &:; Sons.Fressingiield,Harlestn
Poole W. Great Waldmgfield, Sudbury GrlIDwood Wllham, Thoroughfare, Chandler E. Aldringham,SaxmundluB
Raynham Robart :Frost, Kersey,Ipswch Wood1:Jridga Chatten James, Smuggler's lane.
Reem&n Robert, Alphet.on, Long Mel- Haken R. P. 18 Cornhill; warehouse, Aldeburgh R.S.O
ford R . S . O . 5 St. Andrew's street north, Bury Chattin John, BenhaH, Saxmundham
Revell J. Laxfield, Framlingham RS.O Harvey James, Botesdale, Diss Chipp(!rfield R. Kessingland, Lowestfi
Robinson J. Wetherden, Stow~arket Hcrrex Mrs. Mary A. Felsham, Bury Clark W. S. 57 Woodbridge rd.Ipswca.
Rodwe1l Thomas &:; Sons,Hevenmgham, Jessup William, Chattisham, Ipswich Olarke A. E. 35 Beckham rd.wwestft
Saxmundham. King WaIt. G. I The Traverse, Bury Clarke Rd. C. ,Market pI. Mildenhall
Rodwell .Edward, Pltmans corner, Norman Fredk. 40 Churchgata st.Bury Codling A. Oarlton O:>lviJle, LowestolJfi
Wethermgsett, Stowmarket Richold William, Long Melford RS.O Goe Alfred, Crown street, Ipswich
Rud'dC.W.Brundish,Framlnghm.~.S.OSmyth Brothers, 56 &i 58 Fore street, Cole C. R. 88 St. Peter's st. Lowestoft
RufHes J<?s~ua, Thrandeston, DISS St.Clenient's &:; at Q Cornhill,Ipswich Cole H!mry, Ohilder 'I'd. Violet hill),
RufHes WI~Iam, Yaxley, Eye Sullings Henry R 42 St. George's st. Stowmal'ket
Rumsey. ~h, Stradbroke, Eye. Ipswich Cole Henry, Violet hill, Stowmarket
Sadd WI1ham, Playford, IpSWICh Tydeman E. I>ebenham, Stowmarket Coleman Edgar, Wiekham Market
Salter Alfred, Long Melford &.S:O :BUOKET & HOSE MAKERS. Coleman J. OarIton Colville, Lowestft
Sandy Iferbert, Thrandeston, Diss Cook John, Grundisburgh, \Voodbrdg~
Saunders WaIter, Walpole, Halesworth Webb &:; Son, Combs tannery, Stow- 0 k W Ge t H dl . h R SO
Sayer James 11'8 !Norwich rd. Ipswich market. See advertisement CoGOk SUI. l·)~eHs·b art e~ ...
, . L f o e amue 'OIl er e , \D.ornmgs-
Scarle Wm. CarltonCoIVlll~, owest t BUILI>ERS. heath Bury
Scrutton John,"" Otlev, IPSWICh
. t' 1 L stft Adams Edward, Pytches rd.Woodbrdg Co ' d '
oper &;Hawar ,Felixstowe . pswc rd I h
S eweHA . 6 St• '.LUa.rg-are s p 1n. owe A d ' l' E ast B ergh olt, Cok h 8tr Cooper E rnes, t 2 H a rt'mgt on vas., ill
Sill tt Fred 0 tfi Id H rth I ous lVI1Iam,
~m~th Jam~s, ';he;st~ad,a;~; AlIen Frederick J. (exors. of), Station Aldebu;gh R.S.O .
Sparrow Charles, Debenham,Stowmrk~ ;oad, Beccles . . Cooper F. Lee rd. ~~ebargh RS.Q
Sparrow O. Haug-hley, Stowmarket Alien Harry W~. 33 Sprmg ~d.lpswlch Cooper Jo~athan, Chevmgton, Bury
Steggalls Fredk. Wickham Skeitb,Eve AlIen Henry, H~gh st. HadleIgh RS.O C(oOt~ Davld, 28 Church st. Sudbury
~tock GeorO'e 38 Church st Sudburv AlIen RJ. 39 High st.Southwold RS.O Coppmg &; Son, Cross st. Hoxne, Eye-
Tea~er Th~~as, 38 St.' Matthe~'s Allartoll C. W·47 Raglan st.Lowestoft Copping F~ederick Charles, Strad'-
Church lane Ipswich Andrews Alfd. 8 Lower Baxter st. Bury broke, Wlckham Market
Turner Ely L~venham R.S.O Andrews Arth. Geo.Haughley,Stow-mkt Cot.ton Ezra, Yoxford', Saxmundham
Turner William, Mill hills,Woodbridga Ashby. John, Mill Road joinery wor~s CUll~m ",:,"n:;t. Golds~i~h, Beyton,Bury
Upson Alfred, Tattingstone, Ipswich &:; HIgh street; res. Woodbury, Mill Curt~s Wllliam, 3x Fnars st.Sudbury.
Wagstaff WaIter, Holbrook, Ipswich ~oad, wwest{)ft . . CuttlJ~g &:; Sons, Saxmund~am
Walker John, Herringswell, MildenbalI AVIS Arthur, 34. Sprmg road,. IPSWI~h Cutts:s.J.&:;Son,Cross st.LelstonR.~.O
Walker John North rd. Mildenhall Baalliam W. BrIdge st.HadleIgh R:s.O Dale Ernest G. Bramford rd. IpSWIch
Ward John, Grundisburgh, Woodbrdg Baker Wm. C. Tunstall,Wickham Mrkt Dale Hnrry, Wic~ham Market
Watling William, 59 Rope walk,Ipswch Balls F~nk, Beccles road! Lowestoft Damant ~. Helmmgham, Stowmarke-\
'Vatling William Saxmundham Balls Fnth, Theberton, Lelst.on R.S.O Day Damel, Church street, Eye
Webb Samuel Great Thurlow S.O Bareham Willie, Clare R.S.O Death Morris, 29Brook's Hallrd.Ipswch
'Vig-g-ett Samu'el, lIewgate st. Beccles Ban-ell George, Quay: st. Woodbrid.ge Death Wn:;t..26 Richmond I'd. Ipswich
Williams J. Earl Stonham,Stowmarket Beaumont James, Bixley road, Klrk- Deaves WI1liam, Nayland, Colchest~r­
'Woolnough J. Wenhaston, Halesworth ley, Lowestofb Dedman Wm. &:; Son, Claydon,IpsWlch
WoolnoughJohn,Tunstall,Wiekhnm:\Hrt Bec~etb Alfred George, CarlOOn Col- Deek~ Rcho:!. 7 Short Brackland, Bury
Wright J. Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O ville, Lowestoft Thmnmgton Clement E. Orford house,
Youngs SamI. Stoven. 1Vangford RS.O Beckett Geo. Wm. Factory st.Lowestft Melford road, Sudbury
Bedwell.& Parker,WolIaston rd.wwstft Dodman Robert, Pakefield, Lowest.oft
BRITISH WINE MANUFRS. Beecroft Oharles Earl Soham, Wick- Downing Henry &; Sons, Norton, Bur]
Orange (The) Wine Co. Limited (H. C. ham Market ' Downs &:; Stfphenson, High stree~,
Ed~ards&i S. S. Higham, general Beeden Thomas, Marlesford, Wickham Hadlaigh RS.OI
managers), Thoroughfare,Wooibrdg Market Dunn G.A. & Son, Denmark rd.Beccles

TllADES DIRECTORY.]
Earl Charles, Milton road, LowestofL
Eastaugh J. &; S. Metfield, Harleston
Ellingham James, Clare R.S.O
Elliott George,Forward Grn.Stowmrkt
[Ellis Wallace, Wenhaston; Halesworth
Elliston Thos.&; Son,Gaolla. Sudbury
Ellwood Rchd. (exors.of),Barrow,Bury
EIsey George; workshops, back of St.
Leonard's road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Emeny N. Brandeston, Wickham Mrkt
E'Vcrett C. Gecrge st.Hadleigh R.S.O
P.airhead A. Tunstall, Wickham Mrkt
Farmen :Francis, 24 Cox lane, Ipswich
Farthing G. Needham Market R.S.O
Fayers John, Cockfield, Bury
Fayers WaIter Oharles, Cockfield, Bury
Fish Edward William Lilly, 13 North
cliff, Southwold RS.O
F1etcher E. Charsfield, WickhamMrkt
Fletcher R. Charsfield, WickhamMrkt
Footer Martin, IS St. Andrew's street
north, Bury
Ford George Oharles, Palgrave, Diss
Fosdike John, Victoria rd.Woodbridge
F.rench WaIter, Stoke, Clare R.S.O
Frost Henry Geo. Out Westgate,Bury
F..rost William Pepper & Henry Edwd.
Parham, Wickham Market
Fulcher David', 5 Hospital road, Bury
Garrard 'W.Water st. LavenhamR.S.O
Gibbs Wm. Hy. &; Son, Leiston RS.O
Gibbs William Henry, Saxmundham;
&; at Peasenhall
Gilson WaIter, Crown st. Stowmarket
Gill James, 87 Clapham rd. Lowestoft
Girting Robt. Wellington st. Ipswich
Goodchild J.W. Dillwyn st. we.lpswch
Gooding Herbt. Debenham,Stowmrkt
Gooding Herbert, lVllshbrook, Ipswich
'GoodwinC.Station rd.:FrmlnghmRS.O
Goodwin ·W. 85 Wollaston rd.Lowestoft
Gosling Thomas & Son, I I Garden
cottages, Ford, Combs, Stowmarket
-Gosling In. Stowupland st. Stowmrkt
Graham George E. Cavendish R.S.O
Gray John, Eyke, Woodbridge
'Grayston W.22 &; 24 Argyle st. Ipswich
Green Wm. Jas. Went side, Sudbury
Griggs Charles, Rattlesden, Bury
Grimwood George &; Sons, Acton sq.
Sudbury
Haggar E. G. HI London rd. Ipswich
Hall T. R. Withersfield rd. Haverhill
'Hamilton Saml.H.72GuildhalI st.Bury
lIarris H. W. 7 Cemetery rd. Ipswich
Harrison Joseph, Post office, Whitton-
.cum-Thurleston, Ipswich • &; Whapload road, Lowestoft
Haward W.R. 50 Roman rd.Lowestoft
'Haylock &; Son, HolywelI row, Soham
Hayward H. Saxmundham. See advt
Hayward Richd. Gt.Bradley,Newmrkt
Hazell David, Botesdale, Diss
Hazell Richard, Metfield, Harleston
Hewitt E. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Himson Wm. 17 Church rd. Lowestoft
Hindes Edwd. J. Station rd.. Becc1es
Hines Thomas Hy. Lowgate st. Eye
Hinnels W. A. 12 Churchgate st.Bury
Hobrough George, Gainsborough ho.
-Constable road, Felixstowe
(HO'brough Hezekiah, Gainsborough
house, Constable road., Felixstowe
Hogg &; Son, Coney Weston, Bury
Hopes Francis, Woodlands, Raydon,
Hadleigh '
~orth Robt. 15 Factory st. Lowestoft
·Roughton W. 305 Ra~lan st. Lowestoft
Roward S. &; Sons, New cut,Haleswth
Howard Alfred, Comard rd. Sudbury
Howard Robt. Chediston st. Haleswth
HullsonW.H.South 10.Elliott st.Ipswch
Hudson Wm. G. Hitcham, Ipswich
Hurrell Robert, Ixworlh, Bury
Hur.renC.E.lgStradbroke rd.Southwld
Rurren Wm.Jas. Wenhaston,Haleswth
Hyam Albert C. Thetford rd. Brandon
Jacobs H. H. Worlingham, Beccles
J"arvis Octavius Alexr. Clare RS.O
Jams William George, Cavendish rd.
Clare R. S. 0
Johnson George, Queen's rd. Beccles
Jnde Chas.St. Andrew's st.Mildenhall
SUF:FOLK.
Kemball Charles, Boxford, Colchester
Kenney George. A. Army works, Bur-
reIl street, Ipswich
Kenney S. Burrell Street wks.Ipswich
Kent Thos. East green, Southwold
Kersey A. KGt. Bealings,Woodbridge
KiIIlgsbury Fredk. Boxford, Colchester
Kingsbury W. B. Boxford, Colchester
Knights W. Commercial rd.Lowestoft
Knott Herbert, Ixworth, Bury
Knowles George o liver, High street,
Aldeburgh R.S.O
Larke Hemy, Newgate st. Beccles
Lebbon Thomas, Hopton, Thetford
Lilly WaIter Gent, High street,Wren-
tham, Wangford iR.S.O
Limmer Jas. Holton, Halesworth
Linzell Harry J. Cliff road, Ipswioh;
&; at F·elixstowe &; Newmarket
Lockwood N. Walpole, Halesworth
Mallows Henry &; Stephen, Station rd.
Framlingham R.S.O
Mann WaIter, Polstead, Colchester
Marriott V. A. Handford rd. Ipswich
Martin Geo. &; Son, Scales st. Bungay
Martin In. Darsham, Saxmundham
Mason & Son, Have,rhill
Meech Frederick, High st. Brandon
Yeredith Williarn Powell, Mill street,
Mildenhall; & at Worlington,Soham
Middleditch Henry, Bardwell, Bu,ry
:Mills Geo. 61 Southwell rd. Kirkley
Mills H. T. High st. Lavenham R.S.O
Mountain Frederick James, Yoxford,
Saxmundham; &; at Da~sham
Mulley Benjamin, Elmswell, Bwry
Mulley J ames W. Elmswell, Bury
Murray Wm. Tavern st. Stowmarket
Newson Wm. A. Oxford rd. Lowe·stoft
Noller Charles,Darsham,Saxmundham
Normaw,Barn!. Blundeston, Lowestoft
Numl! HllIl'Ty,Walsham-le-Willows,Bury
Parker C. (exors. of), 'Vickhambrook,
Newmarket
PliJrkingtoIIJ Thomas &; Son, 61 &; 63
Crown street, Ipswich
Parsons G. &; iSon, Lakenheath,Brandn
Pearce Frederick W. Lime Kiln quay,
. Woodbridge
PembertoIll J. Ch8ll'"sfield,Wickhm.Mkt
Pettit HY.30 St. Andrew's st.nth.Bury
Pettit Jsph. A. 19 ,Silent st. Ipswich
PhiHips E. W.I Gt. Colman sLIpswich
Pickess Maurice,Capel St.Mary,Ipswch
Pilgrim Geo. Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Pipe Edward Charles, 34 High street
Pipe William, Carr street, Ipswich
Pizzy William, Ixworth, Bury
Plowman Thoma9 Wi~liam, 79 St.
George's street, IpSWICh
Plumb Albert Edwd. Sicklesmere,Bury
Plummer Henry Robert, Rattlesden,
Bury &; Woolpit, Bury
Pollard Jas. Onehouse, Stowmarket
Pollard JohIl!, Tostock, :Bury
Poole WaIter Scott, Hitcham, Ipswich
Pooley Frooerick, Leiston R.8.0
Powlingo Robert, KembaIl st. Ipswich
Pratt Rt. Gainsboro' rd. Felixstowe
Presland Geo. Lakenheath, Brandon
Ransome George,Cowlinge,Newmar kel
Ratcliffe J.Holton St. Mary, Colchesbr
Raynham Thomas Sharman, Chell-
worth, Bildeston S.O
Read Henry, Lwr. Olland st. Bungay
Read W. jun. Lwr. Olland st. Bungay
Rednall Walter B. Botesdale, Diss
RobiIl!Son Arthur, 41 Well st. Bull'y
Rogers J. 6 Duke's Head st. Lowestoft
Rose Alfred, I Dlarence st. Lowestoft
Roth William, Clifton house, Kessing-
land, Lowestoft
Rouse Rolls, Wickham Market
Rudd George A1bert, Double street,
Framlingham R.S.O
Sadler Alfred, 59 &; 61 Richmond rd.
Ipswich
Saunders In. T. High st. Lowestoft
Scarle Onesimus William, Brampton,
Wangford R.S.O.; &; at Redisham,
Halesworth
•
BUI 437
Sawer J. J. Constable rd. Felixstoweo
Scott David, Glemsford R.S.O
Seaman Robt. Geo. Crown st. Ipswich
Seaman S. London rd. Halesworth
Semmons Geo. &; Sons, Leiston R.S.O
Sewell William Robert, 59 Cemetery
;road, Bwry
Shillitoe John &; Son, College la.Bury
Sizer Joseph, Lakenheath, Brandon
Skuffham Hll!l',ry A. Castle st. Eye .
Smith A. &; Son,Market pI.Mildenhall
Smith Arthur, Falkenham, Trimley
Smith lDavid DanI. Bank rd. Ipswich
Smith Walter Ingram, Quay street,
Woodbridge
Smyth Geo. AlIan, Leiston RS.O
Sparrow Ohas. Debenham,Stowmarkt
Spooner S. Market pI. Hadleigh R.S.O
Stiff A. Marina, London rd.Lowestoft
Swatman J. &; B. Milton rd.Lowestoft
Taylor Arfd. Milton rd. Stowmarket
Thake Harry F. Camp's rd.Haverhill
Theobald Bros. Long Melford RS.O
TheobaId &; Son, Needham Mkt.R.S.O
Thompson J. &; Sons, 7 East st1'eet,
Southwold
Tho.rpe J.53 London rd.sth.Lowestoft
Thurlow Fredk. Cannon street, Bury
Thurman E.B.St.John st.Woodbriilge
Thurman Fredk. C. Walton, Ipswich
Thurston John: Palmer, Old Newton,
Stowmarket
Tofts Harry Comelius, Bixley road,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Tooke Frederick, 76 Mill lane, Bury
Trew AIId. C. :r6 Clarkson st. Ipswich
Tuddenham Edward "Brne~t, Lynd-
hurst, Gainsboro' rd. Felixstowe
Turner Thomas, 10 Soane st. Ipswich
Wakelin A. S. Great Ashfield, Bury
Ward Alfred, Ufford, Woodbridge
Ward ·Thomas, Felixstowe
Ward Will'illlm, Newton, Sudbury
Watling- Charles, Claydon, Ipswich
Webb Fredk. CheImondiston, Ipswich
Webb Thomas, Nayland, Colchester
Webb Wm. Walpole, Halesworth
Welham George, 259 London rd.south,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Welham J.77Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswch
Welham Jas. Hintlesham, Ipswich
Welham J. Commercial rd. Lowestoft
Welham Robert, 2 ,st. George's road,
:K)irkley, Lowestof.t
Wheeler Wm. East Bergholt,Colch'st'l"
White A.&; A.Callais st.HadleighR.S.O
WhitmOTe Jas. Caney, Higham, Bury
Wiles Stephen, Hendford ho.HaversW
Wilkins William (exors. of), 70 Bevan
street, Lowestoft
WiUiams James. 35 St. John's st.Bury
WissO'Ill Daniel, Gainsboro' rd.SurlburT
Woodll'offe Thomas &; Co. NorthO'ate
street, Beccles .,
Woodyard Bros. Pound st.Halesworth .
Woolnough John Thomas, 6 Windsor
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Woolnough William Henry, 6 &; 8
Lorne road, Kirkley Lowestoft
'
BUILDERS' IRONMONGERS.
Wells W. &; Son, High st. Saxmundhm
BUILDERS' MERCHANTS.
Blake Gars01ll &; Son Lim. Commercial
road, Lowestoft; &; at Yarmouth
Central Building Goods Co. Aread~
street, Ipswich
Fosdike In. Victoria rd. Woodbridge
Lacey &; Lincoln, Belvedere rd.Lowstft
Lowe Robt. Arnold st. Lowestoft
Matthews Ernest &; Co. Commercial
road, Lowestoft
Matthews E. &; Cb. New Cut ea.Ipswch
Watson John, 39 Crown street, Bury
BUILDING SOCIETIES.
See Land & Building Societies.
 438 BUL SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
BULB IMPORTERS. jBurwood Charles F. High street,Alde- Gage Frederick, Bridge farm, Mooks
Addison &; Co. 12 St. Matthew's st. burgh RS.O Eleigh, Bildeston S.O
Ipswich IBuscall Robt. T. Spring rd. Ipswich Garrard Frederick,Bacton,Stowmarket
. Thompson &; Morgan (rare bulbs a Butcher.Wm. 5 Cross street, Sudbury Garrard Wm. .Alderton, W oodbridg&
"speciality), 5 Carr street &; Hasle- Buttel'Wlck E. W. 12 &; 13 North st. Gentle &; Son, High street, BrandoIL
mere' nurseries, Ipswich Sudbury l:TiIl Hubert H. Ingate st. Beccles
. . Cartel' Wm. Highst.LavenhamR.S.O Godfrey George,High st.Waltn.Ipswch
BUSINESS AGENTS. Catling Bros. Leiston RS.O Godfrey G.H.Ipswich st. Stowmarke.
Banham Alexander, 27 St. Matthew's Oaton Henry, 2 Up. Orwell st.Ipswich Golding George, II3 Woodhouse st.
street, Ipswich; &; Watton S.O Cawston A. J.Walsham-le-Willows,Bry Ipswich
Bullen Horace, 10 Providence street, Ca,wston Geo. Bat.eman, Hartest, Bury Golding John, Stoven,Wangford R.S.O
Ipswich Cha1lis Joseph, Leiston R.S.O Goldsmith George. 16 Cornhill, Bury
RodweII W. &; Co. Double st. Fram- Chapman Robert, Palgrave, Diss Goldsmith William, Whepstead, Bury
.lingham R.S.O Chapman W. Yoxford, Saxmundham Gooch Robert, Saxmundham
Chase G. W. Market place, Bungay GoodchiId George, Clare R.S.O
BUTCHERS. Chinnery John, Cavendish R.S.O Goodchild Robeil't, Exning, Newmrld
Able F. 41 High street, Lowestoft Chipperfield Charles Thomas, Oulton Gray Samuel, Market hill, Woodbrdg
Addison Eddie James, Bardwell, Bury Broad, Lowestoft Greenwood Thomas WiIliam, II St.
Addison Hy. Chas. Woolpit, Bury Chipperfl.eld D. Kessingland, Lowestft Matthew's street, Ipswich
Aggiss Fras. High st. Hadleigh R. S. 0 Chipperfield R Kessingland, Lowestft Grimble Walter, Clement house, Ca.rl-
Ahearn J.High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O Choat Ezekiel, Stansfield, Clare R.S.O ton road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
.Aldis Edward Harry, Ixworth, Bury Clarke F. H. &; Son, 1 Risbygte.st.Bry Grimsey Frederick George, High st.
Aldridge Ernest Edwin, High street, Clarke Benjamin, Hartest, Bury &; George street, Hadleigh R.S.O
Aldeburgh R.S.O . Clarke Oscar W. Glemsford R.S.O Hale Samuel, CavendiS'h R.S.O
.AlIen A. sen. Long Melford R S. 0 Clarke Richard, Wickham Market Harper Wm. 56 St. John's st. Bury
AlIen Alfred, jun. Long Melford R.S.O Clay Edward, Bridge street, Bungay Rawes A:bram Geo. Higbam, Bury
.Allen Freeman, Holbrook &; Stutton, Oleveland George Alfred, Blyburgate Hawes Mrs. James M. 16 Pottery
Ipswich street, Beccles street, Ipswich .
AIIen H. 12 Gainsborongh st. Sudbury Cocks .Alma, 35 k 37 Fore street, Hayward! In. Needham Markt.R.S.O
.Allen O. Ranelagh rd. Felixstowe St. Clement's, Ipswich Heffer Herbt. Wm. Wickham Ma:rke~
AlIen P.F.Bridge st.FramlinghamR.S.O Cole F. W. 128 Olapham rd. Lowestft Hicks Mrs. C. M. Butter mrkt.Ipswch
.Alliance Meat Co. 2 Gainsborough st. ColIings S. O. II6 Raglan st. Lowestft Hillier F. Walsham-le-Willows, Bnry
Sunbury Cooke C .H, Livermere Magna, Bury Holden John, 9 Pottery st. IpiSwich
Amass J. &; W.Debenham,Stowmarket Cooper A. Battisford, Stowmarket HO'Wlett Harry, Rattlesden, Bury
Andrews Alfred James Wayling, Post Copeman H. H. 104 High st. Lowestft Hyem Charles, 27 Tacket st. Ipswicb
<lffice, Kelsale, Saxmundham Copeman H: Blyburgate st. Beccles J ackson A. E. &; W. H. 42 WestgatEJ
Andrews John F. W. Wangford R.S.O Copeman W. J. Northgate st. Beccles street, Ipswich
Anthony G. A. 96 St. Helen's st.Ipswh Copsey Jsph. jnn. Glemsford R.S.O James Geo. J. 10 Pottery st. Ipswich
Anthony T. R. 58 Carr street, Ipswich Courtnall H. J. Guildhall st. Bury Jarman Mu. E. 12 Southgate st.Bury
Archer W. C. Needham Market R. S. 0 Cousins Charles, Polstead, Colchester J arvis Geo. Wm. High st. HaverhiU
Baker H. Rushmere St.Andrew, Ipswh Cox Mrs. G. 126 Fore hamlet, Ipswich J a:rvis T. F. 22 High st. Haverhill
Baldwin Hy. Blyburgate st. Beccles Crake B.enjamin, 86 Pakefield street, Jeffrey. Fdk. R. Exning, Newmarket
Balls George W. 12 Mount, Ipswich Kirkley, Lowestoft JiIIings G.Heveningham, Saxmundlun
Balls James, 203 London road south, Creasey J. J. Peasenhall, Saxmundhm Johnson M.S. High st.Hadleigh R.S.O
Kirkl~y, Lowestoft Crick Mrs.Sarah,67 St.John's st.Bury Jolly Alfred, Clare R. S. 0
Balls Thos. Pound street, Halesworth Crossman R 46 St. Helens st. Ipswich Jolly WiIIiam, Hundon, Cl-ail"e R.S.O
Banyard Mrs. S. M. Church street, Culley John E. 6 Cemetery I'd. Bury Keeble Edmund, Quay st. Haleswortb
Woodbridge Cullingford Ephraim, Laxfield, Fram· Keeble T. Heveningham, Saxmnndhm
Barber James, Fressingfield, Harleston lingham RS.O Kemp W. East Soham, Wickham Mr"
Barkaway O. New market, Beccles Cutting Wm. O. Castle street, Eye Kent J<lOO, Market hill, Brandon
Barnard Thomas, Ixworth, Bury Dalby Job, Saxmundham KilbourIll William' Zaccheus, Stan-
Barwell Robert Newman, 39 Abbey- Day Charles, Polstead, Colchester stead, Glemsford R.S.O
gate street, Bury Deeks George, Moulton, Newmarket King A. E. Chelmondiston, Ipswich
Bassett James, West row, Mildenhall &i at Newmarket King Samuel, Smallbridge, Cockfield.
Beard A. 49 Princes ",treet, Ipswich Dennis Harry, Exning, Newmarket Bury
Beare Charles, Kirkley road, Carlton Denny Ernest, Haughley, Stowmarket King Samuel, 4 Shambles, Bury
ColviIIe, Lowestoft Downes G. 120 Fore street, Ipswich Lay -George, 72 Oauldwell Hall road.
Beare Robert, Belton, Yarmouth Disbrey WaIter, Boyton, Woodbridge Ipswich
Beer In. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Doy John. 6 Beckham I'd. Lowestoft Le Grice Wm. New market, Beccles
. Beer WiIliam, Hintlesham &; at Capel Dunnett G. 13 Norwich road. Ipswich Little R J. 58 Up. Orwell st. Ipswicb
St. M8ry, Ipswich Durrant Eenjamin, Market hill, Fram- Lummis G. A. Lakenheath, Brandon
Bishop O. Market place, Stowmarket lingham R.S.O Markwell C.&; Co. I I Queen st.Ipswcb
Blanden Austin, 72 Friars st. Sudbury Eastmans Lim. 45 Butter market, Ma,l'tin Harry, St. Mary's st. Bunga.y
Blizzard G. Walsham-le-WiIlows,Bury Ipswich &; 35 Wherstead I'd. Stoke, Martin James Wm. Broad! st. Eye
Blockwell G. F. 10 Norwich rd.Lwstft Ipswich Martin Wait. OrfOTd, Wickham Mrk\
Bloomfield E. Orwell road, Felixstowe Elphick William, 56 Tavern street &; Martin WiIIiam, Cattawade, Bran-
Bloomfield Ephraim, Walton, Ipswich Norfolk house,Felixstowe rd.Ipswich tham, Manningtree
Bloomfield R. Wetherden,Stowmarket Emerson Frdk. Wm. Bildeston S.O Mason F. &; B. Woolpit, Bury
Blnnderfield Francis R 10 Carlt,(}O Emerson Mrs. M. A. Bildeston S.O Massingham R. Thoro'fare, HaJelJW'rlib
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft England John,23 St. Peter's st.Ipswch Maxim Jas. Stansfield, Clare RS.O
Blythe Joseph, 6 Church st. Sudbury Farmer G. 46 Queen's road, Lowestoft Meadows F. Kelsale, Saxmundham
Boggis Remert, Market pI. Southwold Fenner John Fdk. Lindsey, Ipswich Medcalf Ml'Is. M. Boxford, Colchester
Boggis W. R: Whapload rd. Lowestoft Field Mrs.Mary Ann,70a Upper OrweIl Meggs John, Great Barton, Bury
Botting Miss E.Station rd.Stowmarkt street, Ipswich Meggs John, 2 Shambles, Bury
Botting Thomas, Elm'SwelI, Bury Fletcher Bros. 42 Tacket st. Ipswich Mills John C. Bury st, Stowmarke\
Boyce V. Beck row; &; Mildenhall Fletcher W. &; R. Limited, 3 The Tra- MitsonG.R.Prentice .st.Lavnhm.RS.O
Bridges Jos.eph, Norton, Bury verse, Bury; 17 St. Matthew's st. Mobbs H. 41 Tonning st. Lowestoft
Bridges J. II8 Bramford la.. Ipswich &; 44 Tacket street, Ipswich; 169 Moore Charles, I Lawson road, Kirk-
Brook Mrs. Louisa, Ixworth, Bury London road &:; 209 London road ley, Lowestoft
Brown I.S. 62 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich south, Kirkley. Lowestoft &; Tho- Moore J ames, Denmark road, Beccles
Brown Urban A. Queen st. HaverhiIl roug'hfare, Woodbridge Moore In. D. Ooddenham, Ipswich
Brownsord J. B. Wickham Market J<'oreman G. Cemetery road,Mildenhall Morgan Winfred E. Claydon, Ipswich
Brownsord John Bryan, Fore street, Forrest G, Bury street, Stowmarket Morling Winter, Leiston R.S.O
Framlingham R.S.O Forster Albert, 12 The Traverse, Bury Mortimer E.Wrentham, Wngfd.R.S.O
Buckle Charles, Nayland, Colchester Foulger W. Stonham AspaIl,Stowmrkt Mortimer Wm. Debenham, Stowmarkt
Bulling-ham In. Low st. Hoxne, Eye Foulsham John, Stradbroke, Eye Mudd Arth. 9 &i I I Eagle st. Ipswicb
Bnllock Edwin, 179 Spring I'd. Ipswich Freeman Charles, Olaydon, Ipswich :',fudd T. E. 96 &; 98 Fore hmlt.Ipswh
Burch C.H.Grundisburgh,Woodbridge Frost W. 43 ,St. Matthew's st. Ipswich Munnings Ml'ls. Maria, Beyton, Bury
lIurroughs A.21 St. Peter's st.Lowestft Fryatt E. Charsfield, Wickham Mrkt Murrells J.42 & 44 m.Peter's st.Ipswb
Bnrton .clement &; Son, The Bridge, Fryett James, 71 High st. Southwold Nelson James &: Sons Limited, 79
Lowest<lft Fuller WaIter, 31 Mariner st.Lowestft High street &; 14 Tonning Bt.Lwstf~
 TRADES DffiECTORY.]
Neal Daniel, Lakenheath, BrandoD
Neslen Oharles. BUI"gh Castle, Yarmth
Newson Hy. 228 Clapham rd. Lowe9tft
Nichols Bros. 199 Woodbridge road.
Ipswich . Webb Moses WaIt. Lidgate, Newmrkt
Osborna Danl. B. 5 East st.Southwold
Outlaw Henry. Pakenham. Bury
Palfray Thos. 62 Samuel rd. Ipswich
Pallant Henry. Bramford. Ipswich
PaIlant Henry. 21 Nol"Wich rd. Ipswch
Pallant John, Bramford, Ipswich
Palmer George. Assington, Colchester
Parsons ehas. .Alfd. I Shambles, Bury
Pask Thos. Granville rd. Felixstowe
Patrick George, High st. Haverhill
P-atrick John, 17 Queen st. Haverhill
'Peacock Waiter, High street, Brandon
Peake A. 65 St. Matthew's st. Ipswich
Pearson John Henry, Yoxford, Sax-
mundham & Westleton,Saxmundhm
Petch Mrs. M. 19 Eastga.te st. Bury
Pizzey H. 50 .Alexandra rd. Ipswich
Pizzy Wm. Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Plummer David, Bardwell, Bury
Poll Clement P. New market, Beccles
Poll Jonas Clement P. Saxmundham
Pottler D. 45 Vernon st.Stake,Ipswich
Potter Frederick, Hopton, Thetford
I'rice W. &; Son. 299 Woodbridge rd.
Ipswich
Pryke James, Great Thudow S.O
Pryke James, 40 Queen st. Haverhill
Pye & Johnson, 50 Lawson roa.d,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Pye William. 50 Crown st. Lowestoft
Rumpling G. East Bergholt, Colchstr
Randall Henry, High st. MildenhaU
Reeve Thamas, hworth, Bnry
Reeve William, Laxfield, Framling-
ham RS.O
Renacre R. Up. Ca.vendish st. Ipswich
Ribbans Aaron, Boxford, Colchester
R~bbans JosephA.Long Mellord RS.O
Rlbbaus WaIter, Boxford. Colchester
Roth Hedley, ~uffolk rd. 1.?westoft
Rudd WaIt. HIgh st. 'Hadlelgh RS.O
Ruse Henry, Long Melford R •SO • Dl1111Sh
Ruse Mrs • Rhoda L • I I King st • Sudbl'"V
-J
Rush Arthur Hopton Thetford
. , .
S'<Ige Rwhd. Debenham, Stowmarket
S"1'O'eant
-0
Arthur , Clare R • S • 0
Sargent Geo. ~ur~s St. Mary- R.S.O
Saunders BenJamm, 133 HIgh .street
&, 162 London road .south, Kirkley,
Lowestoft
Savage Harry, Pakefield. u:>westoft
Savage R'. T. 104 London rd.Lowestft
Sawyer Horace, 26 &; 42 Churchgate
street & 5 Shambles, Bury
Sawyer Jas. W. 89 High st.Haverhill
Scarff H. E. High st. Had:teigh R.S.O
Scarff William, M€lton, :Woodbridge
Segers Fredk. Long Me-lford R S. 0
~ellers John, 56 Norwich rd.Lowestft
Sheldrick F.G.Cemetery rd. Mildenhall
Simpson & Woollal'd, Needham Mar-
ket RS.O
Smith R. & Son, Thoro'fare, Woodbdg
Smit.h George, Walton, Ipswich
Smith Henry, 87 Bramford rd.Ipswch
Smith Rbt. Wm. New st. Woodbrdg
Sneezum Chas. 6 St. John's st. Bury
Sneezum Wm. 33 Brentgav€l st. Bury
Soanes Robt. 92 Bevan st. Lowestoft
Sparrow R Stoke-by-Nayland, Clchstr
Sterman Wm. Holywell ;row, ISoham
Stevenson Geo..39 Norwich rd.Ipswch
Sturgeon Mrs. Mary Ann, 70 Wood-
bouse, Ipswich
Suggate Cha.rles, 122 Bevan street 0&
182 London road south, Lowestoft
Swann George, 147 'High st. Lowestoft
Taylor Charles, Redgrave, Diss
Taylor Hy. 261 Woodbridge rd. Ipswch
Thurlow O. Thoroughfare, Woodbrdg
Todd WaIter, 62 Friars street,Sudbury
Towns A. Stratford St. Mary, Clchstor
Trenter Robert, 13 High st. Ipswich
Vince Benjamin, Wh3Jtfield, Ipswich
Wailer A. A. 17 Tonnin~ st. Lowestft
Ward John. Eardwell, Bury
SUFFOLK.
Warren Stephen, Botesdlllle, Diss
Waylett George. Eeyton. Bury
Webb John, 79 Northgate st. Bury
Webb Jsph. Up. Oav.endish st. Ipsweh
Wabb Waiter, Nayland, Colchester
Webb Wm. jun. 69 Norwjch rd.Ipswh
Webber In. Bures St. Mary RS.O
Webber W. T. Orwell rd. Felixstowe
Wasley Thomas, Foxhall rd. Ipswich
Westgate G. 24 Up. Orwell st. Ipswh
Westgata George. 25 Wherstead road,
Stoke, Ipswich
Whayman H. o rford, Wickham Markt
Wheeler E. High st. Lavenham RS.O
Wheeler Fredk. 75 East st. Sudbury
Wheeler Mrs. Mary Ann, 31 'Melford
road, Sudbury
Wheeler Thos. 16 North st. Sudbury
Whymark .Alfred James, Brandeston,
Wickham Market
Williams Charles, 3 Shambles, Bury
Wiseman Ge~rge, Freckenham,Soham
Witton George Edward, Low street,
Hoxne, Eye
Woods Geo. Market pt Halesworth
Woomer Wm. Ingate st. Deccles
WoTters Ohas. R 2 North st. Sudbry
Wright Brothers, 46 Wherstead road,
Stoke, Ipswich
Wright Albt. E. Gazeley, Newmarket
Wright Fred,Benton stoHadleightR.S.O
Wright Geo. Renben, Woolpit. Bury
Wright H. S. Mou.1ton. Newmarket
Wright Maurice, Egham ho. Combs,
Stowmarket
Wright WaIter, Risby, Bury
Youngman Vivian W. Stanton, Bury
Youngman Wasley William Tootell,
Smallgate street, Beccles
BUTCHERS' TRAY MANUFR.
Bradnam Fdk. Withersfield rd.Havrhll
BUTTER DEALERS.
. .
& eDairy-
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RIC es 0 ert, en m, ar es ·on
BUTTER COLORING MNFRS.
Fullwood R. J. &; Bland, 3'1 Bevenden
street, Hoxton. London N
CAB PROPRIETORS.
Ablitt Robert, Market hill, Wo~dbrdg
Ager William. Clare R.S.O
Andrew Arth. 18 Cardigan st. Ipswch
Bevan Edward William, 13 St. Mar-
garet's green, Ipswich
Cage Geo. 2 Cardigan st. Ipswich
Cant George, Tacket street, Ipswich
Chipperfield F.G. 2 Wesley st.Lowestft
Churchman Charles Henry, Constable
road, Felixstowe
Cunningham GeorgeHenry,Lorne Park
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Davey Arthur, WestJbourne, Ipswich
Driver .Alfred, 72 Fore street. St. Cle-
menta, Ipswich . Naunton A.J.Wrentham,Wangfd.R.S.O·
Driver Leanard, 35 Key st. Ipswich
Esling George, Ba.rham. Ipswich
Foakes .William Mills. 23 &; 76a, East
street. Sudbury
Fulle'r Rt. F. Bridge st. Stoke. Ip~wh
Gage Charles. 3 Mill road, Lowestoft
Gage Harry. 4 Waterloo place, Becc168
road, Lowestoft
Gorham Stephen, Walton, Ipswich
Holmes Wm. 13 Chenery st. Ipswich
Jay T. 148 Cauldwell Hall rd. Ipswcb
Kidby Geo. I I Silent st. Ipswich
King G. I. 2 Wellington st. ~pswicb
Lankester James, 4 Stirling st. Ipswb
List Robert, Debenham, Stowmarket
Lockwood E. P. 40 Peckham st. Bury
Mann Benj. East Bergholt, Colchester
Melton Wm. Thomas, Bildeston '8.0
Mmns .Arthur Edwd.14 Elm st.Ipswch
CAB 439
Newruck In. 170 Clapham rd.Lowestft
N()y baac. London rd. HaIesworth
Page Alfred, 30 Hi~h st. Ipswich
Payne R W. H. 24 Fitzroy st. Ipswch
Pettitt Edward, Lobelia cot._ Cavendish
road. Felixstowe
Pettitt Jas. St. Andrew's st.sth. Bury
Portsmouth Riehd.23 Friars st.·Sudbry
Purdy John James, Cav>endish R.S.O
Riches George, Oulton Broad. Lowestft
Scopes Wm. 20 Orf()rd st. Ipswich
Sheppard Mrs. Eliza, Rickinghall
Superior, Diss
Smith Charles, 100 Norwich rd.lpswh
Smith Geo. D. 43 Anglesea rd.Ipswh
Spindler Charles Edward, 305 Wood-
bridge road, Ipswich
Staveley F. 49 St. John's st. Bury
Thurston WaIt. Ranelagh rd.Felixstwe
Wa~n G. L. C. 61 Victoria st.Ips~ch
Wl11tmore Mrs. Sarah Ann, 19 Kirk-
ley cliff, Lowest-oft .
CABINET MAKERS.
See also Upholsterers.
Aldous Thomas. Walton, Ipswich
Alston Wm. 95 North st. Sudbury
Ashford I. i& J. Lim. 'Saxmundham
Bailey Leonard, New st. Woodbridge
Boyce R. J. 16 Market hill, Sudbury
Brand & S~ns. Friendly house, 28.
30, 32, 34 k 36 Tacket st.; ca.binet
works &; bedding factory. Wingfield
stlreet, Ipswich
Brett Jonathan ~ Sons. 49 &; 50
Duke's Head street & 249 & 25 1
London road south, Lowestoft
Briggs Hy. 30 Mariner's st. Lowestft
Bullen Oharl68 Henry, 20 Butrer mar-
ket, Bury
Carver Hy. 3 1 Churchgate st. Bury
Chapman B. F. 25 Tanner's la.Ipswich
Coe James William &; Horace John. 20
Norwich road. Ipswich
Cranmer Chas. Seckford st.Woodbr1g
Devereux Bichd. IS St. John's st.Bury
Elli 0 tt G eo. F orward grn. St owmar k eo-~
E vans Eli as, C avendOIS h R .S. 0
F' h F d k .... S 6'" 8 T
IS re erlC "" on. 4 "" 4i avern
0
street; mannfactory,62Carr st.Ipswh
F'IS h er W m . .nec
n d L owes t-0 ft
clell rOil,
Girling Arth. .A. 22 Offord st. Ipswich
Goddard '8. J. 15 St. Margaret's street
.&; Old Foundry raad, Ipswich
Gooch William, 40 St. J-ohn's st.Bury
Hackford F. Queen st. Hadleigh R.S.O>
Harold & Shepherd. 25 St. George's-
street, Ipswich
Herben Golding. 12. 13 .& 14 East st.
Sudbury
Herbert J. F. CarlOOn Colville,Lowe'ltft
Hill F. F. 9 Upper Brook st. Ipswich
Hill William, Wickham Market
her Samuel T. Dillwyn st. Ipswich
Johns Wm. St. Stephen's lane, Ipswch.
Joy Robt.Sizer,II Market hill, Sudbnry
Kirk .Albt. A. Belvedere rd. Lowestuft-
Makin Henry,High st. Hadleigh R'.S.O
Marks Joseph Wm. 22 Angel hill,Bury-
Morris Harry E. Wickham Market
Mouser Caleb, Waterloo rd. Ipswich
Ollborn Richard Norman, 114 &; II5
Bevan street, Lowestoft
Pawsey Samuel. Bury street &; Union
street, Stowmarket
Peck Samuel, 44 Fore street, Ipswich
Pendred J. &; S. Cornhill. Bury
Phillips &; Son, 13 &:; IS St. Matthew's
street &; St. Gearge's street.Ipswich..
_ See advert
Rand Robert, Blyburgate street,Beccles:
Richardson P. J. New st. Woodbri<:1ge
Robson Frederick, Mendham. iHarlestrJl
Rouse Rolla, Wickham Market
Rowe James, Upper Olland st. Bungay
Rowland R. H. Thoroughfare,Woo.ibdg-
Sach Robt.255 Cauldwell Hall rd.Ipswh
Sawer John Jago,Constable rd.Felixstw
Seaman Simon, London rd. Haleswortb
Self Jas. R. 42 Fitzroy st. Ipswich
 44.0 CA~ SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
CABINET MAKERS-eontinued. rBaalham Walter, Boxford, Colchester r CrapneU Jsph. 13 Blenheim rd. Ipswch
Shimmen Andrew, New st.Woodbriolge Bacon Edmund, West row, Mildenhall Crouchen George, Mutford, Deccles
Simpson W. 33 St. Peter's st.Lowestft Baker George, Whitton, Ipswich Dade Char:es Levy, 18 Duke's Head
Smith &; Son, New market, Beccles Baker James, Four Ashes, Walsham-Ie- street, Lowestoft
Smyth George Allan, Leiston &.S.O Willows, Bury Dale T.Market hill,Framlinghm.RS.O
~nell Frederick & Sons, High stree·t, BakeweIl J. W. 36 Bath st.Stoke,Ipswh Day G.4Caroline ter,Church rd.Lwstft
LaveDJham R.S.O Baldry Harry, ~iston RS.O . Day George, Lindsey, Ipswich
StammeJlS &; Son, 8, 10 & 12 Tacket Balls Frith, Theberton, Leiston R.IS.O Day Jas. Grundisburgh, Woodbridge
street &; Old Oattle market, Ipswich. Balls Joseph, Leiston RS.O Dean Henry, Selby street, Lowestoft
!See advert Barber A. New I'd. Ravensmeer,Beccles Death Jabez, Bildeston S.O
Talbot Wm. R Bridge street, Brandon Barber E.Cransford, Framlghm.R 8.0 Deeks Henry, Kedington, Haverhill
Thurston J oseph, Tudor house, 42 But- Barham & Swan,St. Peter's st.Lowestft Dent Mrs. R. Stow Upland, Stowmarkt
ter market, Ipswich Barham John, Badingham, Framling- Dickinson H. Lit. BeaEngs, Woodbdg
Whyand Wm. Debenham, Stowmarket ham RS.O Dodington B. T.Carlton Colville,Lwstft
Woolsey Henry, Church street, Eye Barker Burwood, 92 St.George's street, Dowsing William, Oeey, Ipswich
Wright Wm. G. East cliff, Southwold Ipswich Dunnett Joseph, jun. Grundisburgh,
Barker James, 78 Spring I'd. Ipswich Woodbr~dge
CANDLE MANUFACTURERS. Bartram Albt. Ling, Wortham, Diss Durrant William,West end,Wrentham.
Balls Wm. Geo. Union st. Stowmarket Beaumont Roger, Layham, Hadleigh Wangford RS.O •
Mann Edgar & Co. Church street, Sud- Bean Hy. & WaIter, Stoke Ash, Eye Eldred Joseph, Stoke, Clare RS.O
bury. See advertisement BeckettAlfredGeorge (machine joinery Elliott G. Bedfield, Wickharil Market
works), Carlton Colvi[e, Lowestoft Elliott Geo. Forward grn. Stowmarket
CARMEN. Bedford George, Polstead, Colchester Elliott Wm. Earl 'Stonham, Stowmrkt
Andrews Wm. C. 57 Arnold st.Lowestft BedweIl Mrs. iMatilda, Brandest{)n, Elsey George;, workshops, back of St.
Boardley Brothers, Beech, Whapload Wickham Market Leonard's road, Kirkley, Lowestoft
. road, Lowestoft Beecroft Charles, Earl Soham, Wick- Ely Samuel, Little Thurlow S.O
Boardley Mrs. Samuel, Wild's cottage, ham Market Ky Thomas, Little Thurlow .S.O
Whapload road, Lowestoft Beer Ezra, 7 Prince. street, Sudbury Emsden AlIen, Barking" Needham
Bradbrook Robt. I I Friars rd. Ipswch Beer W. Stoke-~y-:Nayland, Colche:s[·er Market R.S.O
BuIlen Geo. Chas. ExninlF Newmarket Bell James, Assmgton, Colchester Emsden Ambrose, Bark~ng, Needham
•
Canham John, Handfordo;oad, Ipswich Bentley William~ ~ixoe. Halstead Market R.S.O
Chamberlain ArthurL.Barnham Thetfd Berry James, GIslingham, Eye Emsden J. Offton, Ipswich
Cole R J. 14 Grey Friars rd. Ipswich Berry Willia~, qastle st. Wood~ridge English George, Newman's rd.Sudbury
Collen Daniel Walt. Elmswell, Bury Betts John, K~dmgton, Haverhill Fairhead C.jun.Trimley St.Martin S.O
Collins James, Exning, Newmarket B~zant Fredenck,Weybread, Ha~leston Farrow Alfred, Friston, Saxmundham
Davie John, Kessingland, J~owestoft BIrd John, 8 Edgar street, IPSWICh Farrow Richd. W. Ipswich rd.Lowestft
Double G. Benton st. Hadleigh R.,g.O Bixby Ph:Iip, Long Melford R.S.O Feakes Charles, Cockfield, Bury
English James, Gislingham, Eye Bland 1Villiam, Hessett, Bury Feakes Frederick, Cockfield, Bury
Ewles A. Bixley rd. Kirkley, Lowestft Boast William, Rendham, Saxmndbam Fisk Jesse,Wrentham,Wangford R.S.O
Flude Alfred, 8 Orford st. Ipswich Borley John William, Eimswell, Bury F:atman WiUiam, Belton, Yarmouth
Foakes William Mills, 23 &; ]'6a, East Botwright A.D. Upper Olland st.Bungay Folkard Mrs.!M.East Bergholt,Colchstr
street, Sudbury Boughton Chas. -Great Ashfield, Bury Foreman James, Lidgate, Newmarket
Ford Edwd. Newg-ate l'ltreet, Beccles Bradley Amos, Kelsale, Saxmundham Foulger R. Upper Olland st. Bungay
Fors-ter Wm. N. Kessingland, Lowestft Bradstreet Robert, Hopton, Thetford Frost William Pepper &; Henry Edwd.
Fox Geo. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft Brame Arth. Marsh la.AldeburghR.S.O Parham, Wickham Market
Garvey J. &:; Son. 14 Boston I'd. Ipswch Brewer Arthur, Felsham, Bury Frost James, HO'pton, Yarmouth
Gayfer Charles, OUlt{)Ilo Broad,Lowestft Brown Alfred, Acton, Sudbury Fulcher Henry, (Jakley, Scole
Genery In. Bixler rd.Kirkley,Lowestft Brown Edward, Low Street,Hoxne,Eye Gage Chas.Stoke-by-Nayland,Co:chstr
Gooding Robert. Aldeburgh R.S.O Brund:e Cornelius, OecoId, Eye Garnham George, 2 Linden villas,
Halls John, 95 Risbygate street, Bury Brundle John, Southolt, Eye Bramford road, Ipswich
Hancy Henry, Netbl'rgate st. Bungay Bullock G. &; Son, Ixworth, Bury Garrud James, Rumburgb, HalesWTth
HaITis Philip Geo. 1Virkham Market Bullock Henry, Botesdale, Diss GayfoI'd Alfred, 103 Hervey st.Ipswch
!Head George, Kelsale, 'Saxmundham Burwood Wi1:iam James, Marsh lane, Gibbons Arth. James, 'Crowfield,Ipswh
Hock~ey Edwd.Barton mills,l~Iildenhall Aldeburgh RS.O Gibbs W. Orford, Wickham Market·
Horsup Arth. 1'2 Currier!!' lane, Ipswch Butcher George, Kessingland, Lowstft Gilbert Geo. Coney Weston, ,Bury
)lallett T. W. I I Mariner's st.LoWE'stft Butcher Rt. Stradbroke,Wickhm.Mrkt Girling Isaac, 34 Alpe st. Norwich
!Middleditch M. HoIles:ey, Woodbridge Butcher Wm. Dunwich, Saxmundham Golding Percy J. Up. East st. Sudbury
Moule James, Wattisfield, Diss Cadge Herbert, Hartest, Bury Gooday Arthur, 2 The Croft, Sudbury
Page 'Winiam, Hill farm, Halesworth. CalveI' Arthur, Ingate street, Becc1es Gooday Charles, 7 Church st.Sudbury
Parish H. Felixstowe road, Ipswich Calver WaIt. Dketshall St. Andrew, Gooding Herbt. Washbrook, Ipswich
Perry James, Kessing-Iand, Lowest{)ft Bungay Goodwin Charles, Station road, Fram-
Pitcher Robert, Whapload rd.Lowestoft Calver WaIter, WaIton, Ipswich Engham RS.O
Porter Mrs~ Mary Ann, Ness villa, Card Henry C. 62 Bolton la. Ipswich Gould George, 46 Bolton lane, Ipswch
Whapload road, Lowestoft Castle Joseph Henry, Bildeston S.O Gould William, Brent Eleigh, Laven-
Reynolds Thomas, Broadway, Bury Chapman C. Yoxford, Saxmundham ham RS.O
Rump Edwd. Becc1es road, Lowestoft ChapmanJeremiah,Broadway, Haleswh Gower William, Clare R.S.O
RU!lhbrook Henry, Walton, Ipswich Chapman W.N.NeedhamMarket RS.O Gowers James, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
ftecker Henry, Exning, Newmarket Chapman Wm. Orford,Wickham Mrkt· Gowers John, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Thurston George, Camp rd. Lowestoft Churchyard John, Mellis, Eye Gowling 'Henry, Weybread, Harleston
W~te Robt. Wm. Pakefield, Lowestft Clark W. S. 57 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Graham Geo. E. Cavendish RS.O
WhItehead H. T. ,& F. A. 27 Key st. Clarke Arthur, West Row, MildenhaU Graveling Esau, 271 London I'd. sth.
Ipswich Clarke Thomas, Brockford,Stowmrkt Kirkley, Lowest{)ft
Woods C. 83 Commercial rd. Ipswich Clarke Thomas, 13 Larne Park road, Groom C. 4 Palmerston rd. Ipswich
CARPENTERS & JOINERS. Kirkley, Lowestoft Had~gham Robert, Stoven, Wang-
Clements George, Botesdale, Diss ford R.S.O
Adams George, Stanton, Bury &; Hep- C~ow William, Glemham Parva, Wick- Hammond Robt. E. L. Thorndon, Eye
worth, Diss ham Market Harvey Henry M. London rd. Brandon
Adams George, Wilby, Eye Codling Albt.Carlton Colville, Lowestft Hatcher Wm. M. Eyke, Woodbridge
Aggas John, MeIlis, Eye CoJ:ins D.Worlingworth,Wickham'Mrkt Hawkins William, Monks EIeigh, Bil-
Albon James, Bradfield, Bury Cone George, Chapel farm, Bredfield, deston S.O
Aldridge Geo. In. Walpole,Ha!eswlJ!'lih· Woodbridge Hayward James, Hartest, Bury
Allington Robert, Heath,Woolpit, Bury Cone JohIll P. Melton, Woodbridge Hayward John, Little Thurlow S.O
Amass Alfred, Witnesham, IpswiL~h Cook R. Laxfield.Framlingham RS.O Hepher Fredk. Camps road, Haverhill
Arbon Charles, Kenton, Stowmarbt Cooper John, I6 North cliff, Southwold Hewitt E. Tunstall, Wickham Market
Arbon John, Meldlesham, 'Stowmarket Cooper Thomas, IStutton, Ipswich Hi:! Fredk.. 5 IMill lane, Southwold
Arbon William, The Green, Mendle- Copping Frederick Charles,Stradbroke, Hines Thomas Hy. Lowgate st. Eye
sham, Stowmarket Wickham Market Hogger John, Thorpe Morieux, Bury
Archer James, Hintlesham, Ipswich Corder T. F. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Howard Wm. Trim~ey St. Mary 8.0
Arnold John, Botesdale, Diss Cornish WaIter, Lawshall, Bury Howe Daniel, Great Bricett, Ipswich
AshfordJ.Saxtead.Framlingham RS.O Cornish Wm. Gt. Whelnetham, Bury Howes Harry, Debenham, Stowmarket
Atkins Wm. Wetheringsett,Stowmarkt CrapneIl Fredk. D. Shotley, Ipswich Howlett Chas. Shipmeadow, Beccles
 TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Hunt Arthur, Swilland, Ipswich
Hunt John Wm. 26 Friars st. Ipswich
Hunt Samuel, 5 St. George's terrace,
Out Risbygate, Bury
HlUlt WaIter, Finningham, Stowmarkt
Hunt WaIter, Swilland, Ipswich
Hunting Charles, Walton, Ipswich
Rurren Archer, New street, Haugh-
ley, Stowmarket
Ince In. jun. Red ho. Shimpling,Burv
Ince John C. Shimpling, Bury • Rous Jacob, Westleton,Saxmundham
Jackson Charles, Wissett, Halesworth
Jacob David, Thorndon, Eye
.Jarvis Frederick, 2 Egham vils. Lon-
don road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
.Jollv Horace William, Wattisfield,Diss
Judd H. L. High st. AIdeburgh R.18.0
K-emp Alfred, Aldringham, Saxmndhm
Kent Thomas, East grn. Southwold
Kidd Alfred, Gazeley, Newmarket
King Charles William,Lacey st.Ipswch
King William Parr, Exning, Newmarkt
Kirby In. I I Lorne Park road, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Knights Arth.A.IOI London rd.Ipswch
Knock Charles, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Lambert Charles, Norton, Bury
Lambert Wm. Stonham AspaU,'Stwmkt
Larke Samuel, 56 Tonning st. Lowstft
Last Mark, 80 Foundation st. Ipswich
Leeks Henry, Long Melford R.S.O
Lord Osborn, South Elmham St. Mal'-
garet, Harleston
Lummis Geo. M. Coddenham, Ipswch
Lummis John, Wetherden, Stowmarkt
~Iallett Alfred, Kessingland, Lowestft
Mallows Frank, Bridge street, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Marriott Herbert, Pakenham, Bury
Marsden J. M. Brampeld, Halesworth
Martin George, Wingfield, Harleston
Mayhew Arthur,Easton, Wickhm.Mrkt
~Iayhew S. Middleton, Saxmundham
Meakings James, Creeting St. Pet~r,
Needham Market R.S.O
Meakings James, sen. Creeting St.
Peter, Needham Market R.S.O
]'I'een William G. Somerleyton,Lowstft
Meredith William Powell, Mill street,
Mildenhall &; Worlingham
Niddleton Robt. 5 Marine par. Lwstft
Mills William, Acton, Sudbury
:llobbs Joseph H. Pakefield, Loweostoft
MooreC.Bridge st.Framlingham R.S.O
Noore Mrs. Clara Louisa, Post office,
Claydon, Ipswich
Moore Frederick, Rougham, Bury
Morley James, Redgrave, Diss
Moyse Chas. Fornham All Saints, Bury
Mowle George, Gislingham, Eye
~1owle Henry, Yaxley, Eye
Mudd Elam, Battisford, Stowmarket
::Naunton Albert James, WrenthaID,
WangfOil'd R.S.O
Newson WaIt. 26 Stour st. 'Sudbury
Norman Chas. Westerfield, Ipswich
Osborne Alfd. BlundeS'ton, Lowestoft
:Parker Albt. Sam!. Walton, Ipswich
Partridge .Abraham, Monks Eleigh,
Bildeston S.O
Peachey Chas. Barton MilIs,MildenhalI
Pearman W. S. Long Melford RS.O
:Peck Francis, Bedingfield, Eye
Peck Wm. Jas. Debenham, Stowmarket
Pemberton W. Bredfield, Woodbridge
Pettit Charles, Glemsford R.S.O
Phillips John, West Row, MildenbalI
Philpot Wm. Bramfield, Halesworth
1"lnmb Albert Edward, Sicklesmere,
Bury
Plummer Henrv Rt-, Drinkstone, Bury
Plummer Hy. ~t. Rattlesden, Bury
Plnmmer Hy. ROIbt. Woolpit, Bury
Pollard SamueI, Bramford la. Ipswich
Potter Henry, Ling, Wortham, Diss
Potter P. Long green, WOTtham, Diss
Putt Samuel, Capel green, Capel St.
Andrew, Woodbridge
Quinton Joseph, Walton, Ipswich
Ramsey William, Cretingham, Fum-
Imgham. R.S.O
SUFFOLK. CAR 4t1
Race Jabez A. 16 Stephen's la.Ipswich Bates Fredk. 190 London rd. Lowestoft
Ransby In. Huntingfield, Halesworth Fish Fll'ederick &; SOIl'., 46 &; 48 Tavern
Ransom Hal'try, Lawshall, Bury st.; manuictry. 62 Carr st. Ipswich
Richardson Fk. Boyton, Woodbridge Footman, Pretty &; Co. Thoroughfare,
Richardson W. C. Market hill,Brandon Woodbridge
Riches H. 28 Raglan st. Lowestoft Joy Rabt.SizeI',1I Markethill,Sudbury
Riches James, lWorlingworth, Wick- Plumpton William &; Sons, 36 Butter
ham Market market &; 9 Abbeygate st. Bury
Riches John, Metfield, Ha.rleston Turner Wm. Ipswich st. Stowmarket
Rose Jas. junr. Wickham Skeith, Eye Whewtley F. RIoo_London rd.Lowestft
Rudd Geo. George st. Hadleigh R.3.0 CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
Sandy Herbert, Thrandeston, Diss See Coach &; Carriage Euilders.
Sarbutt Samuel, Ellough rd. Beccles
Scarfe John, East BerghoIt, Colchester CARRIAGE PAINTERS.
Scarle Onesimus William, Brampton, Soo Coa.ch &; ,Carriage Painters.
Wangford lB..S.O.; &; at Redisham,
Halesworth CARRIERS.
Scarlett Jsph. Trafalgar st. Lowestoft Abbott J.E.Monk Soham,W'ickhm.Mkt.
Scrutton Chas. Hy. 47 Lacey st.Ipswch Adams T. Grundisburgh,Woodbridge
Scrutton E. Erandeston, Wickhm.Mkt Addison Ch8ll'les, Honington, Bury
Seager Alfd. 11 Berners st. Ipswich Addison Henry, Bardwell, Bury
Self John, Longley villa, Hartington Airey David, Letheringham, Wick-
road, Aldeburgh RS.O ham Market
Shanks Alfd. Withersfield,Newmarket AldredPeter,Linstead Parva,Haleswrth
Shave H. Wickhambrook, Newmarket Allen Arthur, Rattlesden, Bury
Sillett Robt. Cratfield, Halesworth Amos William, Playford, Ipswich
Simpson Arth. Z. 10 Orford st.Ipswch Andrews James, Botesdale, Diss
Simpson Edgar, Walpole, Halesworth AI-boUll'n Oh8>l'les, jun. The Green,
Simpson Horace, Hitcham, Ipswich Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Simpson L. Offton, Ipswich Ashby Robert, Exning, Kewmarket
Skeet Jabez, Alderton, Woodbridge Bailey Arth. Rickinghall Inferior, Diss
Skeet Wm. Alderton, Woodbrictge Baker Robt. Fil"amsden, Stowmarket
Smith Fk. H. Wenhaston,Halesworth Balls John, West row, Mildenhall
Smith Joseph, Higham, Colchester Barton Frederick, Hinderclay, Diss
Smith Lewis, Kirby st. Ipswich Batchelor C. Blundeston, Lowestoft
Smith Sam!. Cratfield, Haleswo;rth Bear Fredk. Henry, Shotley, Ipswich
Smith Wm. Petistree, Wickham Markt Beeston n. East Bergholt, Colchester
Smith Wm. Hy. High. st. Mildenhall Beeston J. George st. Hadleigh R.S.U
Soames HllIrry E. '!'hurston, Bury Bennett James, Pakenham, Bury
Southgate Jas. Bramf'ord, Ipswich Berry In. Stonham Aspall,Stowmarkt
Sparke Abel, Wattisfield, Diss Bird Wm. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury •
Spencer Fredk. Wenhaston, Haleswrth Bl90mfield J. Waldringfieid,Wdbridge
Spink /Harry, Holbrook, Ipswich Borley Robt. Framsden, Stowmarket
Stan:nard Chas. Brockford, Stowmarkt Branch. John.. Felixstowe
Stannard JohIll William, 93 Tower Bridges J. Stonham AspalI,Stowma.rkt
ramparts, Ipswich Buckles G.Stratford St. M8Iry,Co:chstr
Stevens John, Lackford, Bury Bull John, Debenham, Stowmarket
Stone Arthur, PakeS.eld, Lowestoft Bullard Saml. Tattingstone, Ipswich
Studd John, Dennington, Framling- Burton J. 20 St. Margaret's st.Ipswch
ham. R.'S.O Byford William, Cavendish RS.O.;
Sturgeon Arthur, Hessett, Bury Long MieIford R.81.0. &; Pightle,
Taylor Harold A. Lit. Cornard, Sudbry Haverhill
TaylOO' Hellil'y, Blundeston, Lowestoft Capon Jas. E. Brockford, Stowmarket
Taylor Henry, Lound, Lowestoft Ghinnery Arthur, Acton, Sudbury
Taylor Thos. Market Weston, Thetfrd Ohurchyard Geo. Drinkstone, Bury
Thompson F. Kelsale,. Saxmundham Claxon Frederick, Alderton, Woodbrdg
Thurlow George, Hopton, Thetford Clears James, Thelnoetham, Thetford
Ti1>benham A. Friston, Saxmundham Clears John, Thelnetbam, Theilford
Tofts Harry Cornelius, Bixley I'd. Cocks George, Vine court, Brandon
Kirkley, Lowestoft Cole &; Cook, Gt. Wenham, Colchester
Turner G.Stonham AspaIl,Stow{Uarkt Cook James Wickhambrook,KewmllJI"kt
Turner Jsph. jun. Witnesham, Ipswch Cornish Altred, Norton, Bury
TUll'ller Wa.lt. G. 7 Arnold st.Lowestoft CouIson James, Shotley, Ipswich
Tydeman E. Lit. Stonham,Stowmarkt Court Edward, I Mill lane, Southwold
Tydeman J. Wetheringsett, Stowmrkt Crane John, Debach, Woodbridge
Tydeman W. Wetheringsett,Stowmarkt Crowe Albert, Woolpit, Bury
Vince Robert Sparrowe, M<mks Eleigh, Ourtis W. PeasenhaIl, Saxmundham
Bildeston S.O Cutting James, l~lowton, Ipswich
WaIl~r Wm. Hy. Blundeston,LowestJt Debenham Jesse, Hawkedon, Bury
Warden James, Wherstead, Ipswich Disbrey WaIter, Eoyton, Woodbridge
W8ll'ren C. &; H. Coddenham, Ipswich porling Fdk. Need?am Market RS.O
Waters George, Glevering, Hacheston, Dunnett C. Grundlsburgh,Woodb~ge
Wickham Market Durrant W. Thoroughfare, Woodbrldge'
Wightmano John, Double street, Fram- Dye Alfred, Hartest, Bury
lingham R.S.O Dye John, Swilland, Ipswich
WHby Jas. Debenham, Stowmarket Eade James, Winston, Stowmarket
Witton R. Hunrtingfield, Halesworth Eary Arthur, Long Melford iR.'S.O
Woodrow Robt.M. DaTham,Newmarket Eastern Counties Navigation &; Trans-
Woods Chas. H. Ba.cton, Stowmarket pOTt Co. Limited (Louis Doubleday,
Woods Joseph, Ousden, Newmall'ket The Bridge, agent), :Mildenhall
Woolner.A. 136 St. Peter's st.Lowestft Elliston H. The Green, Lawshall,Bury
Wright Orbel, Woolpit, Bury Everett Edward, Elmswell, Bury
Wright W. F. KessinO'land, Lowestoft Everitt Edward, Tostock, Bury
'" Farthing Robt. Falkenham, Trimley
CARPET WAREHOUSES. Farthing Robert, Kirton, Trimley S.O
Barnes Henry J. Thoroughfare, Wood- Firman J. Walsham-le-WilIows, Bury
bridge Fitches George.Icklingham,MildenhalI
Beard Edward, 3 &; 3a, King street, Flatt William, Eedingfield, Eye
Butter market, Ipswich &; at New- Freeman Alfred, Laxfield, Fram.-
m:1rket lingham R.S.O
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CARRIERs-continued. Rose Edward, Queen's Head street, Allard Robert, Dennington, Fram.
Friend Geo. Petistree, Wickham Mrkt Stradbroke, Eye lingham R.S.O
Frost Alfred', Icklingham, MildenhaU Rosher John, Mickfield, 'Stowmarket AlIen Alfred, Long Melford R.S.O
Fulcher Philip, Ivy Lodge farm, Hoo, Rosier Oliver, Langham, Bury Alien Alfd. jun. Long Melford R.S.O
Wickham Market Rozier Wm. Violet Hill rd. Stowmarket Balaam Harry, Sibton, Saxmundham
Gardiner Archibald, Bridge st.Bnngay Rudd John, Blnndeston, Lowestoft Baldwin Robert, Palgrave, Diss
Gardiner John, Redgrave, Diss Rule Harry, Long Melford R.S.O Bantock Wm.T. Prestn.Lavnhm.R.S.O
Gentry Robert, Assington, Colchester Rumsey George, Stradbroke, Eye Barber James, Fressingfield,Harleston
Goodman Charles, Hopton, Thetford SadIer :Dvd. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Barrett Geo. Wetheringsett,Stowmrkt
Gorham G.R. High st. WaIton,Ipswch Sawyer Ezekiel, Holbrook, Ipswich BedingfieId Geo. Mettingham, Bungay
Green Albeft, Willisham, Ipswich Sharman W. G. Oriord,WickhamMrkt Bennett Alfred, .Ashfield, Stowmarket
Green .Alfred M. Norton, Bury Sharp F. Walsham-le-Willows.. Bury Bennett WaIter, Stutton, Ipswich
Griggs JohnDennis,Boxford',Colchestr Sheppard E. Rickinghall Inferior,Diss Bird John, Combs, Stowmarket
Grimwood Edward, Harkstead,Ipswch Shipp Frank' C. 5 Elm ,street, Ipswich Bloomfield C. Wickham Skeith, Eye
Groom George, Rishangles, Eye Smith A. lBrandeston, Wickham Mrkt Bloss William, White house, Mel-
Grout James S. Wickham Market Smith Alfred, Castle street, Eye ton,Woodbridl?6
Hams Jonathan, Chedburgh, Bury Smith C. J. Debenham. StoWID8ll'ket Bradnam John, Hartest. Bury
Hart George, Holbrook, Ipswich Smith Charles. Debenham, Stowmrkt Brightwell William, Wenhaston,.
Harvey W. Brandeston. WickhamMrkt Smith W. Stanstead, GlemsfordR.S.O Halesworth
Hiskey William, Elmsett, Ipswich Spr~ggons Harry, Kersey, Ipswich Bu~gham John, Saxtead, Fram·
Holden James, Earl Stonham, Stwmrkt SqUIre J. Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O Imgham R.S.O
Holden George, Hepworth, Diss Squirrell Ge()rge, CasUe farm, Bullingham Robert, Bacton, Stowmrkt
Home G. Wrentham,Wangford R.S.O Wattisham, Ipswich Burrows Alfred,Hoo,Wickham Market
Howe James Whepstead Bury Stannard C. Brockford, StoWIDarket Cable Samuel, Benhall, Saxmundham
H<YW6 Walte; Bildeston 8.0 Stan.na.rd Wm. Union st. Stowmarkd CandIer Charles, Rushmere. Ipswich
Howlett Tom: Woolpit, Bury Steward Robe~t, Troston, Bury Challis Joseph, Leiston R.S:O
Hubbard Frederick Hessett Bury Syrett Fredenck, The Green, Men· Chambers Robert, Worlingworlh,
Hudgell Alfred, L~wshall, Bury dlesham, Stowmarket Wickham. Market
Humphrey William, BotesdaJe, Diss Taylor John. H.opton, Thetforc!' Clarke Frank, Hundon, .Clare R.S.O
Hunwick Thomas Boxford Colchestr Tydemaq Martm, West st. Mlldenhall Cook E.J.Laxfl.eld,Framlingham R.S.O
Huson W. H. J. Ravensm:er, Beccles We~ley John, Chattisham, Ipswich Cook Frdk. Fressingfield. Harleston
Ipswich Steam. Shipping Co. Duke st. W~Itton~. Heck~eld gm. Hoxne, Eye Creasey Noah, Cratfield, Halesworth
The Quay Ipswich WIlby Eh, Hevemngham, Saxmundhm Curtis D. Bedfield, Wickham Market
Jolly Charle~ Mendlesham Stowmrkt Willis Thomas, Clare R. S. 0 Cutter Geo. Mere farm, Ixworth, Bury
Kemp James' Metfield Ha;leston Wood Stephen, Barrow. Bury Davev Philip. Westerfield. Ipswich
Knights Geo~e, Lav:nham R.S.O Wright Harry Wm. Felsham, Bury Davey Wm; Pea,senhall! Saxmundham
Knights Mrs. Rt. Snape, Saxmnndhm Evans Geor~e, Caven~Ish R.S.O
Lait Charles, Chelmondiston, Ipswich CART. VAN & WAGON BLDRS. Fayers' H.LIttle Wal~lDgfield.sudbury
Larter Charles, Horham, Eye ' , . Foreman Ebenezer,LIdgate,Newma~kt
Leach William Lidgate Newmarket Pratt Harry, Portman s road, IPSWICh Freeman Charles, Coddenham, IpSWIch
Ling Henry, HOllesley, Woodbridge Tydeman W. IWetheringsett, Stowmrkt Freeman John, 'Creeting- St. Mary,
List Ernest W. Debenham, Stowmarket W~rren Nathan & Sons, BlackboUl'D Needham Market RS.O
Lockwood Edward lH. Stanton, Bury Iron works, Elmswell, Bury; & Freston G. Obediston st. Halesworth
Lockwood W. Mendlesham, Stowmr.kt Bury street, 8tow~ket George John, Gt. Ashfield. Bury
Lovelace F. Fakenham Magna,Thetfrd Woods & Co. Suffolk ll'on works,Stow- Gladwell Chas. Haughley, Stowmarket
Manning Wm. Framsden, Stowm.81'ket mark~t; &; a~ Bury, Ne~arket, Gobbitt Henry Moyse, Byng hall, Pet-
,Markham William, Bardwell, Bury NorWIch, IpSWIch &; Haverhill tistree, Wickham Market
Matthews Samuel, Framsden,Stowmkt Gocher Charles (salesman), 28 &; 30
Matthews William, Ixworth, Bury CARTERS. St. Peter's street, Ipswich
Meadow& George, Elmsett, Ipswich See Carmen. Goodchild Georg-e, Clare R.S.O
Meadows Zeb, Brandeston, Wickham Hawes Abram Geo. Higham, Bury
Market Hicks .Anthony D. Hofbrook, Ipswich
Meekings J. 'Bradford St. Clare, Bury CARTRIDGE MANUFACTRS. Hurren Fredk. Kelsale, Saxmundham
Meekings Thomas, La.ckford, Bury Scotchel' & Son, 4 The Traverse, Bury Jaggard S. West Row. Mildenhall
Meen WaIter, Stradbroke, Eye Jaggard Thomas, Beck Row, Soham
Middleruitch John, Bamingham, Bury CARVERS & GILDERS Jag-gard William, Stock corner, Beck
Middleditch M. Hollesley, Woodbridge • Row, Soham
Miller Fredk. Wetherden, Stowmarket Bartlett C. B. 48 Westgate st.Ipswicb Lawn John,South Elmham .All Saints,
Mills George, Brettenham, Ipswich Bi~ O. F. II4 High 6tre~t, Lowest?ft Halesworth '
Mitchell James, Coddenham, Ipswich Damels J. W. &i Son, 6 DIal la. IPSWICh Lowe Harry, Kelsale. Saxmundham
Moles William, Whatfield, Ipswich Gaul &: Gowers, 3 St.Lawrence street, Makens R'obert, Ringshall, Stowmarkti
Moore Mrs. Monewden, Wickham Mkt IPSWICh Minter David, Boyton. Woodbridge
Mothersole A. Chelmondiston, Ipswch Palme1" W. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Nesling Horace, Cretingham, Fram.
Mudd Thos. Huntingfield. Halesworth Par~ George, 178 London road BOuth, lingham R.S.O
Mutimer W. Gt.Bealings, 'Woodbridge .Kukley, wwestoft Nesling WaIter, The Lodge & Page's
Norfolk William. Nayland, Colchester TIbbenJ:1am John, 32 & 34 Carr street, farm. Kenton, Stowmarket
Norman James, Mill street, Mildenhall IpswIch Nunn Arthur C'has. Ixworth, Bury
Nnnn George Lt Son, Charsfield. Wick- CA'n 'DS WOOD & STONE. Nunn Selim. Old Newton,Stowmarket
ham Ma.rket . .aoVE.ao Penson Sargent, Lakenheath, Brandon
Oakes Ephraim, Cratfield. Halesworth Bailey Leonard. New st. Woodbridge Pike Waynforth Chaplyn,Warren farm,
Orriss Charles, Rattlesden, Bury Groom John AI; Son, 26 Warwick Oakley, Bcole; & at Brome
Osborn RoLert, Otley, Ipswich road, Ipswich Prentice William. Cavendisb R.S.O
Osborne Jas. Mickfield, Stowmarket Perfitt Richard F. Castle street, Eye Prime Ephraim, Blyford, Halesworth
Pask William, Hartest, Bury &; at Victoria road Diss Ransom John, Barningham, Bury
Pattle Jonas, Barrow, Bury Southwold School of Industrial Art Sargeant Philip, Long Melford R.8.0
Peach Richard, Hinderclay, Diss Park lane Southwold ' Seager Jsph. Springfield la. Ipswich
Pearee Willia~, Blundeston, Lowestft Stopher Th~mas, 3 Elm street, Ipswich Scot~ William Pitt, Walsham-le-
P~arson C. WIckham1;>rook, Newma.rkt Turner Harry,Majors corner. Ipswich WIllows, Bury . .
PIckford & Co. 40 Pnnces st. IPSWICh Willett Wm. E. Portman's rd. Ipswch Sheldrake G. Barton Mills. MI1denball
Plummer Wm. Moulton, Newmarket Smith R. W. New street, Woodbridge
Pratt Jas. W. Shottisham, Woodbrdg . . Sykes Wm. Westhorpe, Stowmarke'
Pryke John, Playford, Ipswich Jones & WIlhs'43 Great Russell street, Vince Robert, Elmsett, Ipswich
Rampling James, Shimpling, Bury London WC Wame W. Theberton, Leiston RS.O
Ranson Walter, Cockfield, Bury Webb J. sen. II3 Fornham rd. Bury
Raven Rt. Bamaby green, Southwold CATGUT MANUFACTURERS. Westgate Jame,s, Flixton road,Bungay
Reach Edward, Bardwell,. Bury Suffolk Casings Manufacturing Co. WJ:1ymark James, Side~ate la. Ip~ich
Read C. Earl Soham, Wlckham: Mrkt G eat Comard S db ry Wlcks Charles, Crowfield, IPSWICh
Reason F. Mendlesham, Stowmarket r , u u Wittrick John, Mettingham, Bungay
Reeve William. Ixworth. Bury CATTLE DEALERS. Wolton 'P.Grove frm. Frmlnl!'hm.R.S.O
Richer John, Rattlesden, Bury Woods W. Great Bealings,Woodbridge
Rogers William, .Ashfield, Stowmarket Aldous Edwd. Withersdale, Harleston YouD.Irillan George, Stoke .Ash, Eye
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] .SUFFOLK. CBE 443
CATTLE FOOD MANUFACTRS. Stowmarket (Percy C. G. Hayward, Gostling &:; Co. Castle st.Eye &:; at DiS8
Simpson &; Co. Limited, the original clerk to the burial board; Thomas Gostling Geo. Jas., L.D.S.R.C.S.Irel.
makers of calfmeal &:; H. Simpson, supt.), Stowmarket Ipswich street, Stowmarket
special hay, horse, cow, Sudbury &:; Ballingdon (Will.iam Bayly ·Gostling J. H. Market pLHalesworth
pig &:; other spices, 54 Ransom, clerk to the burIal board; Green T. J. High st.Lavenham R.S.O
Chiswell street, London James Sparrow, curator), Newton Griggs Edwd. W. High st. Haverhill
EO. road, Sudbury Grimwade, Ridley &:; Co. Princes fie
Walsham-Ie-Willows (Edgar Hayward, Ipswich
CEMEN.T MANUFRS.& M~~S. sexton), Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury Hanner Walter Jones, 15 Market pI.
Barro~chff George Ernest, 17 WhItmg Wattisfield (Alfred Bloomfield, sexton), Southwold R.S.O
Botwnght Arthur Denny,Upper Olland Wattisfield, Diss .Harding J.J.3 Old MUll"kt.pl.Sudbury
street, Bungay . Wetheringsett (Thomas Clark,oSexton), ItHarrington .Arthur, Walsham.le-Wil-
Darl~y Brothers, BrIdge whal"!, Beccles Wetheringsett lows., Bury &:; Xeedham Market
HilwItt W. R. et ~. Statl~n road, Wickhambrook (William Clement Hildyard. Wiiliam, High st. Brandon j,;
Stowmarket; &:; Rail~ay statlOn,B~ry Fuller, clerk to the parish council), &; Thetford,' Norfolk
:Mason George, GreyfrIars rd. IpswIch Wickhambrook Newmarket Hulland James Market hiil Fram•
. &:; Waldringfi~ld,. Wood~ridge . Wickham Marke~ (David Robt. Read, lingham R.S.O '
Moy Tho~as,LlIDIted,Railway 6tatlOn, clerk, Wickham Market Hume J. W. D.48 London m.Lowestf'
Haver~I~ . Woodbridge (Francis John Woodhouse Irwin H. A. Market hill, Woodbridge
'Row Wl1ham ~ .Son, Saxmundham 'Wood, cl8'1'k &:; Tegistrwr), Church ./ackson John: Thomas A.P.S. 97 Fo.re
Rust John Wi1¥am, St. John's road, street, Woodbridge street &:; 153 Felixstowe rd.. Ipswich
Bungay; depots,Harleston(Norfolk), Wrentham (WaIter E. Greaves, clerk Jacomb Aaron, Walton, IpSWICh'
&; Halesworth to the burial board) Wrentham Jary Tolver P. 129 London rd.Lowestft
Saul Thomas &:; Son,Commercial road, Wanoford R . S . O ' , .Jeacock Frederick Dawson. 196 &I 198
Lowestoft; &:; at Yarmouth l:> LondoIII rd. south, Kirkley,Lowestfa
Strickson Richard B. (agent), Stow- CHAFF DEALER. .Kirkham T. 35 Butter market, Bury
upland street, Stowmarket Freeston Samuel, Bridge st. Bungay ~fatcham E. 12 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Watkins Eldred; office &;:worlis,Griffin Miller T. .t Son, 18 Norwich rd.Ipswch
wharf &; works, Great Eastern Lime CHAIR CANER. Xorma1ll A. H. 31 Abbeygate st. Bury
Works &:; Robinson st.Stoke &Ipswch Barnes Geo.42 Old Foundry ild.lpswch Sunn, Hinnell &Clark, 12 &; 13 Aibbey-
Watson John. 39 Crown street. Bury g-ate street, Bury
CEMETERIES. CHAMBRS. OF AGRICULTURE. •Nurse J. A. 59 High st. Lowestofb
Barrow (S.Searson,clerk), Barrow,Bury East Suffolk Chamber of Agriculture ~urse Wm. S. Church street, Eye
Beccles (Frederic Shelly Rix, clerk to (F. SI. Cbrrmce esq. presidenot; Owles Chas. E .. Market pla~e, Bungay
the burial board; Robert Aldous, Joseph Alfred Smith, secretary), Page Henry SkIkelthorp, High street,
cemetery keeper), Becc1es Gippeswyk park, Ipswich' 8?xmundham . .
Brandeston (James Harvey clerk) West Suffolk. Chambeqe of Agriculture *Pam &; Bayles, 17 Cornhill, IpswIch;.
Brandeston, Wickham Market '(Geo. Blencowe, hon. sec.), 8 Angel &; 4 Hanlilwn road, Felixstowe. See
Bungay (Holy Trinity) (H. J. Sprake, hIll, Bury ~dve~. . .
clerk to the burial authority),Bungay CHAMBER OF COM.......",RCE. Pame "l1liam, 37 Market hill,Sudbury
Bungay (St. Mary's) (H. J. Sprake, .......,. Palmer Frank H., ~.P.S. 47 St. Nicho-
clerk to the burial authority),Bungay Ips~c~ Chamber of Commerce & las street, Ipsw~ch
Bures St. Mary (Wm. Bayly Ransom Smppmg (Incorporated) {HenTJ *Plumbly WaIter, rhe Walk, Beccles
Sudbury,c1erk),Bures St.MaryR.S.O Clemeruli Casle!, sec.), Exchang~ Provincial Co-operative Drug Co.Lim•
. Bury (Henry James Salmon, clerk to chambers, IpswIch (The) (Fredk. Chas. Stac~y, mngr.).
the burial board· William Crack 16 Wes~gate street, IpswIch
eJupt.), Cemetery ;oad, Bury , CHEESEMONGERS. Ray~n G. K.2 Comm~rcial rd.Lwes~f'
Cavendish (Oliver Thompson, clerk to Hawkes C.&:; Co.38 et 40 Fore at.Ipswb *Rot.mson 'Ibo!!. D. HIgh st.Haverhill
the parish council),Cavendish R.S.O CHEMISTS & DRUGG S Rollett H. Wrenth~, Wangfrd. R.S.O
Clare (Frank R. Twitchett clerk to 1ST. 5ale &:; Nurse, 59 High st. Lowestoft
the parish council), Olare'R.S.O Marked thus· are Pharmaceutical Chemists. Soreaton In. J. Market pI. Bungay
Debenham (Robert Blomfield, supt.), Babb W. W. Deobenham, Stowmarket Simpson Thomas &:; Son, Market plac&
.Debenham, Stowmarket *Bayston Geo. C. Long Mellord R.S.O &:; Bury street, :Stowmarket
Earl Soham (William Mallett, clerk), Betts Jo~m &; Son, Thoroughfare, Skoulding William George, 56 Abbey.
Earl Soham Wickham Market Woodbndge . gate street, Bury
East Bergholt' (Samuel Wm. Seoging, BettsR.Market hill,~ramlin-ghm.R.S.O *Slater W. M., M.P.S. Market place~
clerk to the burial board), Eailt Boots' Eastern Limited, 81 St. John's HadlooR"h R.S.O
Bergholt, Colchester st. Bury et 106 London rd.Lowestoft *Stokoe Thomas, Clam R.S.O
Exning (Sidney J.Ennion,Newmarket, Brampton William Samuel Howes, 13 Str~tton William Merrison, Boxford,
clerk to the burial board; J. Mowe, Market hill, Sudbury Colchester
curator), Ex.!1ing-, Newmarket Brown F. !Eo Victoria par.Felixstowe Symonds James Alfred,' 14 &:; 16 Upper
Eye (Francis Woolnough, clerk to the Brown: Jas. H.21 Market hill, Sudbury Brook street, Ipswich.
burial board), Ipswich road, Eye Burgham H. H. 21 Tacke~ st. Ipswich Thacker O.B. High st.Hadleigh RS.O
Framlinghlm (Charles Lawrie Read, Chaston Mrs. Anna MarIa, 82 HIgh Threadkell J.25Vernon st.Stoke,Ipswcb
clerk), Fore st. Framlingham RS.O street, Lowestoft Thurlow Mrs. Henry, Ixworth, Bury
Hadleigh (William Branch,clerk to the Ch~fney Geo J. Higoh st. Mildennall *Thurgton F. 13 Queen st. Ipswich
burial board), Hadleigh &S.O *Clarke G. E. Radnor ~use, London *Watson Edwd. Blybnrgate st. Beccle~
Halesworth (controlled by urban dis- road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft WiddowsonG.W.High st,.AldebrghRSO
trict council) (Charles H. White, Clarke John, 12 Oarr street, Ipswich "Wiggin &i Son, 34 St. Matthew's.st.
clerk),Holton road; office,Thorough- Coleman Thomas, 216 London road Ipswich
fare, Halesworth south, Kirkley, Lowestof.t *Wilson Thos. Ipswich st. Stowmarke~
Hartest (Fk. Bradnam, keeper), Cooper F. T. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O Wright Arthur, II7 High street &:; :J
Hartest, Bury , Corbyn Joseph H. Stradbroke, Eye Tonning street, Lowestoft
Haverhill (Sidney H. Grabam, clerk CAJrnell &:; Comell Limited, 14 Tavern Wright Edwin, Clare RS.O
to burial board), Haverhill straet &:; 5 Thoroughfare, Ipswich *Youngman Edward &; Eon 6 The
Hopton (Jvhn B. Walton, clerk), Critten R P. 21 High street, South- Traverse, B~ry ,
Hopton, Thetford wold R. S.O
Ipswich (J. 1. Heilings, clerk to Dent John W. Oulton Broad,Lowestoft CHEMISTS-AGRICULTURAL.
board), Cemetery ;road, Ipswich Dodge Edmond, 3..I High st. Lowestoft F.ison ~ oseph &; 'Co. Lim. Eastern
Kirkley (R. B. Nicholson, clerk ~ John ·Raton E. J. Church st. Woodbridge Union chemical works, Bramford,
Goldsmith, kpr.)" Kirkley,Lowestoft Ellenger Henry, Yoxford,Saxmundham Ipswich! &:; ab Ip&wichl
Laxfield (G. Read, clerk), Laxfield, Ellis Clement, I Victoria tllrrace,Cauld- Nurse William ,Soulby, Church st. Eye
Framlingham R.S.O well Hall road, Ipswich Packard Edward &; Co. Lim. Duke
LGwestoft (E. Nichols, supt.; R. B. Everett W. J. Thoroughfare, Haleswth sbreet, The Quay, Ipswich; &; a\
Nicholson, clerk), Beccles road, Fisher James, 94 High st. Lowestoft Bramford
Lowestoft . Flower Wm. New Market pI. Beccles Simpson Thomas &:; Son, Market place
:Mildenhall(GeorgeNunn,lodge keeper), Floyd k Co. Limited, Oornhill, Bury &; Bury street, Stowmarkeb
MildenhaU *.Fryer &; Co. 1 Pier ter. Lowestoft
Peasenhall Cemetery (J. Moore, clerk Gall Alfred, Thoroughfare,Woodbridge CHEMISTS-ANALYTICAL.
to parish council), Peasenhall, Sax- Ga,rdner Austen W. Wickham Market Nunn, Hinnell & Clllil'k, 12 &; 13 Abbey-
mundham Gooch Thomas Pratt, Leiston R.S.O gate street, Bury
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CHEMISTS HOMCEOPATHIC. CHIMNEY POT MAKERS &; CIDER GROWERS.·
MERCHANTS. Henley &; Son, cider growers, refiners
Cliftton EtdwtinIS. ~hrn hill, 2 'Yest· Gibbons Edward O. Shotley, Ipswich &; exporters in Devon, Hereford &;
ga e &;s ree, PSWlC ' ted, Cornhill, Bury Watson J 0 hn, 39 0' rown st ree,
t B ury Somerset; branches,Abbotskerswell,
. b'd
Floyd Co . Liilll Whitehill, 'Paignton, Kmgs n ge,
Matcham Edward, 50 Westgate st. &; CHINA, GLASS &; EARTHEN- :Blagdon, Ledbury, Pinhoe, :Bristol &;
12 St. Helen?s street, Ipswich RS Dover' Lond.on offices & stores,
WARE DEALE. Joiner'street, London bridge SE &;
Brett Jonathan &; Sons, 49 &; 50 Duke'S 63 St.Thomas street SE; estab.179:£
CHEMISTS-MANUFACTRNG. Head street & 249 &; 251 London
road south, Lowestoft CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Packm:I Edward &; 0· Lim.Bramlord, Brighton &; Hartley, Saxmundham Churchman W. A. &; A. C. Portman's
Ips~ch &; at Ip~ch; Brooke A. W.26 ~ 27 Market ~.Slldbry road &; Princes street, Ipswich; &; at
PrentlCe Brothers Llillltea, Stowmar- Brown Mrs. Ali!'.9 H. 2 Hamilton rd. 25 Exchange street Norwich
ket &; at Great Yarmouth Felixstowe '
Brown Mrs.E.High st.AldeburghR.S.O CIGAR IMPORTERS & MERS.
CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. Buck John,.a5 High street, Lowestoft; Booty Sam!. In. Clarke, Ixworth,But'Y
&; at Yarmouth Churchman W. A. &; A. C. Portman's
Abbott William., 9 Tayfen rd. Bury Calver C~a~les,T~lOroughfare,Hales~h rc.ad &; Princes st. Ipswich; &; at
Aldous George,Debenham,Stowmarket Clamp William, JUD. Walsham-Ie-Wil· 25 Exchange street, Norwich
Allen John, Long Melford RS.O lows, :Bury . . Cowell WaIter S. Market lane -& Falcon
Boreham Artli. Hamlet rd. Haverhill Cook E. J. Market hill, Woodbrldge street, IpswiCh ,
Borham Wal~, .Lavenhoam RS.O Cooper SI. .H!. Needham Market ~.S.? Hunter A. &; E. 22 Abbeygate street;:
Brighton FrederlCk, Castle la. Bungay Cooper William Beckett, 13 Marmer a bonded stores Northgate st. Bury
Catchpole William,College road, Fram- street &; Fish Dock stores, Lowes.ton Lankester &; Wells; offices &; vaults,
lingham RS.O . Cornish Alfred, 21 Queen st. IPSWIch Market place; bonded warehouse, nr.
Ohalice Wm. North st. Milden,hall Cross &; Co. 56 London. rd. Lowestoft Railway station, Stowmarket
Clamp Thos. Magdalen street, Eye & 307 London road,Kirkley,Lowestft I M I 6 Westgate st Ipswich
Cook J. H. A. 4 1 Mariner st. Lowestoft Dale T.:Market hill,FramlinghamR.S.O W.Jy~ns . r~i &
Cook James 4 1 Mariner st. Lowestoft Doe Thomas Jas. Wattisfield, Diss
Jo
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t
Cornish ICh';rles, Broad st. Hungay Francis Anson, 20 Westgate st. Ipswch 4 1 es ga e s ree, pSWI 1
Dewhirst Alfred, 3 Tanner's la.Ipswich Freeman William, Castle street, Fram· CIGARETTE MANUFRS.
Dewhurst Wm. 14 Orford st. Ipswich lingham R.S.O Churchman W. A. &; A. C. Portman's
Dodman John, Town st. Brandon Garrett George Vincent, 16 St. :Mat- road &; Princes st. Ipswich; & 2S
~rthy Edwd.Chur~h walk,Stowmarkt thew's street, Ipswi~h Exchange street, Norwich
PItches Edward, Hlgham., Bury Gooch Mrs.Amy,Chedlston st.Haleswth Lee Walter,South entrance,Saxmndhm
F,rancig Daniel, 29 Jacob st. Lowestoft Grimwood A. 7 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Gardiner Wm. Pudding moor, Beccles Haken R. P. 18 Cornhill; warehouse, CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Garrett E.G·36St.Margaret's st.Ipswh 5 St. Andrew's street north, Bury See Engineers Civil.
Golding Henry, 24 Friars st. Sudbury Jollye &; Son, Walsham-Ie-Willows,Bry CLOCK MAKERS.
Haward George, Wickham Market Kemp Alfred, 2 Butter market, Bury
Huggins T. C.Mendlesham,Stowma!kt Laws Edward, 61 High st. S.outhwold See Watch & Clock Makers.
Hunt Charles W. 16 Bond st. IpswIch Leach John, High street, Mildenhall OG MAKERS
Hunt James, Hopton, Th~tford Lilly Herbert H. Worthsm, Diss CL .'
Jacobs Wm. North st. Mildenhall List In. B. MendfeSiham.,Stowmarket. Harvey James, Botesdale, DISS
Jaye George, Occold, Eye Miller Mrs. A. 74 St. John's st. .Bury Purdy In. Jas. F. Cavendish RS.O
Jeukins W. &; Co. 24 Turret la.Ipswch Napier Mrs. A. 26 Norwich rd.Ipswich CLOTH MANUFACTURERS
.Jocelyne Edwd. Long Melford It.S.O Payne'Mrs. H. 3 8 Abbeygate st. Bury . . ..
•l.ohnson H. Chediston st. Halesworth Pulford David, Bury st. Stowmarket Fumm &; Co. Brett works, Hadlelgh
.Johnson W. Chediswn st. Halesworth Root Misses Frances Margaret &; Srh. R.S.O
.Jones T. 8 Anguish street, Lowestoft KM<8, 3P & 33 But·ter mrkt. Ipswich CLOTHIERS-WHOLESALE.
.Jones William, 7 Gibs~m. street, Ipswch Rous Samuel Geo. ~utford, Becclell Fraser William &; Co. Limited, Brook
.Toscelyne In. 7 Burkitt's la. Sudbury Rowland Rowland HIll, Thoroughfare, street Wo:>dbridge
Lirug .A!brahm. Kelsale, SaxmundhamWoodbridge '
Ling: W .Fore ~t. Framlingham R S. 0 Sayer L. &; J. 36 St. Peter st..Ipswich CLOTHIERS.
MarJoram G.Hlgh st.Aldeburgh R.S.O Simmons Mrs. Mary Ann, Bndge st. Marked thus * are Secondhand Clothes
Marjoram J. Paradise, Leiston R.S.O FramlinO'ham R.S.O. Suffolk Dealers.
Marjoram William, Cold Fair green, SimnettG.F.67 London rd.sth.Lowestft Alexander Hy.C. '53 Up.Brook st.lpswh
Kn<ldishall, Saxmundham Smith JohnHenry,St.Mary's st.Bungay Bagley James, Needham Market .H..S.O
OSlborne A. 59 Norwich rd. Ipswich Smith Joseph 21 Abbevgate st. Bury Bloxsome WaIter, Church st.Woodbrdg
OSborne!E. 74 Norwich rd. Ipswich Stiff Mrs. Sa;ah, Clare·!R.S.O Booth George, Church st.Woodbridge
Oxborrow A. W.Seckford st.Wdbridge Sturman Richard, Blundeston,Lowestft Brundle Henry, I8 3 London rd.Lowestft
Perry Edgar, Bot-esdale, Bury. Symonds R. 5 Victoria par.~elixstowe Brpnt WaIter,. Market hill,. Sudbury
Planrt Samuel, Walton, IpSWIch Tricker J. S. High st. Hadlelgh RS.O Budd W. H. High st.Ha-dlelgh RS.O
Playford John, Ingate street, Beccles Turner Spencer, Otley, Ipswich Bulmer Ohas. J. 85 North st. Su;Ibury
Prettyman J. 50 Mariner's s.t.Lowestft Tydeman Bros. Ipswich st.Stowmarket Cadge Alfr.ed, Long. M~lfordi R.S.O
Ramplin G. Angel st.Hadlelgh R.S.O Warren Chas. W.124 Bevan st.Lowestft Cash Clothmg Co. Llmlted,13 I London
Ramplin Samuel, Nayland, Colchester Watson Hy. &; Jsph. Wattisfield, Diss road, Lowestoft
Ratley G.StTatford St.MarY,ColchesteT Watson Theodore Bede, Mill street, Central Clothing Co. Salvation ~rmy
Read J oh'!ll, Gas House lane, Bungay l\Iildenhall buildings, Tacket street, IpswIch
Richardson Wm. Chapel st. Woodbrdg WiC'kins Jas. L. Wenhaston,Haleswrth Chapman William, Comhill & Butter
)tose WaIter, Hungate lane, Beccles Wilkinson R. D. Blyburgate st.Beccles market, Bury
Rowe Benj. Chelmondiston, Ipswic1,l Chilvers E. 35 Westgate st. Ipswich
S~amen F. jun.19 Portm.an st.IpswICh CHINA &; GLASS RIVETER. City Clothing Co. 33 Upper Brook st.
Slmpson WaIter, Woolp1t, Bury Death Joseph 79 Rope walk Ipswich Ipswich
~th W~:Grundisburgh,Woodbridge ' , *Collins O. 45 Raglan st. Lowestoft
SIDlth Wllliam, Newton rd. Sudbu~y CHOCOLATE &; COCOA MNFRS ColIs E. Laxfield, Framlingham R.S.O
S.pencer J·44 St.Margaret's st.Ips~lch . Edwards J. &; J. 35 Tavern st. Ipswich
Starnes John, Clare R.S.O Sun Cocoa. &; C~ocolate Manuf~cturmg Fox &; Mawe 3 &; 4 Butter mrkt. Bury
Strutt William, Bredfield st"~oorlbrdg Co. (W. I. Slmpson, man. dIrector), Gibbs E. R.' Cheapside, Stowmarket
Tampion J. Angel s~. Hadlelgh RS.O Raglan street, Lowestoft Gibson George Hy. High st. Branolon
Taylor Arthur, 21 Rlsbygate st. Bury , Goult George, 31 &; 34 Cornhill, Bury
Taylor James, 58 Northgate st. Bury Compagnie Fran~aise,Bermond8eyNew Grimwade John Henry, Cornhill,Ipswh
Thornton John, Yoxf~rd, Sa~mundhm road, London SE G t sW&; Son 22 Market hl.Sudburv
Turner George, Cowlinge, :Newmarket a e., t I . h:
Ward lsaae, Stradbroke. Eye CHURCH FURNITURE MNFRS ~:. ~ f<>t~~ef'e:~c~" PSWlC ,
Ww·
arne
JFacobd , ~ukaYAstrSetet.' ~al~sw~h Jones & Willis, 43 Great RusseU street, Hawes a{v~. A. 19'Tacket st. Ipswich
arren re enc . nc an s . London W 0' Hepworth &; Son Limited, 145 High
Stowmarket R S 0 street, Lowestoft
Warren F. G. ~eedham Market . . CHURCH WINDOW.GLAZIER. H 1 W -& Son 50 51 &; 52 Gains-
WoolDough S.BIgsbys crnr.Saxmndhm ors ey. "
• Whittell William, Bildeston 8.0 borough street, Sudbury
 TRADES DIRECTORY.]
*Howe Jas.Market pl.Layenham RS.O
Lait W.I9 &; 21 St.Nicholas s.t.Ipswich
Mattingly Robt. .& Son, 41 .& 42 Market
hill, Sudbury
Mowzer O. Thoroughfare, Halesworth
Pollard Thomas John,Hopton,Thetford
Pratt John .& Co. Limited, 69 &; 71
St. Matthew's street .& 93 &; 95 Fore
street, Ipswich
Raphael E. 64 &; 66 Fore st. Ipswich
Roper Fredk. In. Market pI. Bung-ay
Scaling John.& Son,24Butter mkt.Bury
Sparling Morris W. New mrkt. Bec~les
Stiles Geo. Hy. Market pI. Mildenhall
Street Samuel, 93 St. John's st. Bury
Thatcher HY.I4'& 15 North st.ISudbury
Turrell William, Bredfield, Woodbridgp.
Ward Frank, Ipswich street &; Market
place, Stowmarket
Ward George John, Deben stores,Trim-
Icy St. Mary S.O
Willmott Mrs. Laurett Elizabeth,High
street, Hadleigh R.S.O
Yarmouth Stores Limited, Battery
Green road, Lowestoft
- Framlingham Club &; Reading Room
Walton Isaac &; Co. 97, 99 &; 101 New-
ington causeway, London S E. High
class tailors .& outfitters. Patterns,
price lists &; easy self-measurement
form post free on application
CLOTHING MANUFACTRS.
Bugg,Newton & CO.39 Princes st.Ipswh
Fraser William &; Co. Li~ted, Orchard
street, Ipswich; St. John street,
Bury & Brook street, Woodbridg-e
Gates W. .& Son, 25 Butter mrkt.Bury
Gurteen.& Sons, Haverhill
Hart .& Levy Limited, St. Andrew's
street south, Bury
Hooper William, Lower Baxwr st.Bury
SIllith W. H. &; Co. Chevingt{)n, Bury
CLUBS.
Alueburgh Golf (Charles W. Beart,
. sec.), Aldeburgh RS.O
'.Aldeburgh Yacht (A. H. E. Wood,
commodore; A. Tufton, vice-com-
modore; Percy Clark B.A. rear-
commodore; Lt.-Col. S. W. Smyth
J.P. hon. sec.), Brudenell hotel,
.Aldeburgh R.8.0
Barrow Conservative (Edwin BIl.Ltch-
ley, sec.), Barrow, Bury
Beccles Lawn Tennis Club (A. W.
J,ordan, hon. sec. &; treas.), Hungate
street, Beccles
Beccles Town Athletic (A. W. Jordan,
general sec.), King's Head hotel,
Beccles
Brandon Conservative (Alexander E.
Day, sec.), High street, Brandon
Brandon Football (Fred Mount, sec.),
Thetford road, Brandon
Bungay Book (A. W. O>cks, sec.),
Bungay
Bury St. Edmunds Constitutional (C.
H. Nunn. sec.; Harry Hay>Vard,
steward), 13 GuildIiall street, Bury
California Liberal (F. Stour, sec.),
Foxhall road, Ipswich
Caxton Amateur Athletic (M. F. Buck,
hon. general sec.), St. George's rd.
Becdes
.SUFFOLK.
Central Suffolk Farmers' (Charles Mar-
riott, sec.), Stowmarket
Church Club &; Institute (Fred~rick
W. Chambers, sec.), Burgh Castle,
Yarmouth
Deben Rowing (F. Hubbard, bon.sec.),
Woodbridge
Deben Sailing (Leonard Hayward, hon.
sec.), Woodbridge
De'benham &; District Village Club &;
Reading Room (James Arthur Hunt,
sec.; Robert Lockwood, treasurer).
Debenham, Stowmarket
Farmers' (Charles L. Read, hon. sec.),
held at the Crown hotel, Market
place, Framlingham RS.O
Farmers' Club &; Agricultural .A.s~o-
ciation (Harold Wm. Francis Grim-
wade, hon. sec.), Hadleigh R.S.O
Felixstowe Golf (Capt. Pretyman, pa-
tron; Rt. Hon. Earl of Wemyss,
president; P. (JQlley, esq. sec.;
Charles Cheston, esq. captain), Club
house, East end, Felixstowe
Felixsobowe Lawn Tennis (Haylett T.
Horner, sec.), Felixstowe
(Alfred Mallows, sec.), Station rd.
Frarnlingham R.S.O
Golf (L. T. Clarkson, hon. sec. &,
treasurer), Links.& Club house, The
Common, Beccles
Grundisburgh Village Club &; Institute
(Henry Miller, sec. .& librarian),
Grundisburgh, Woodbridge
Hadleigh Cricket (H. W. F. Grimwade
&; P. H. Wilson, joint secs.; W. M.
Nunn, captain), Hadleigh R.8.0
Holbrook VillageClub &; Reading Room
(William John Ward, hon. sec.), Hol-
brook, IPllwich
Romingsheath &; Ickworth VillageOlub
&; Institute (Marquess of Bristol,
president; Frederick Carter, sec.),
Horningsheath, Bury
Ipswich, 24 Upper Brook st. IpswiCh
Ipswich Oonservative (A. Raphael, hon.
sec.), St. Stephen's Church la.Ipswh
Ipswich Fine Art {Edward Packard,
hone sec.), High street, Ipswich
Ipswich Lawn Tennis (A. L. Barry,
sec.), Russell road, Ipswich
Ipswieh Permanent Money (Arth1lr
Pearce, sec.), Post Office chambers,
Cornhill, Ipswich . Victoria street, Ipswich
Ipswich Reform (E. Bland, sec. ; T. E.
Barker, ste~ard), 15 Lower Brook
street, IpSWIch
Ipswich &; Suffolk (J. Pearce Harvey,
sec.), Northgate street, Ipswich
Ixworth Farmers' (Sir Edward W8ilter
Greene bart. nres.ident; .AlIen S.
Nunn, hon. tr-easurer & sec.), Ix-
worth, Bury .
Kirkley Football (Philip H. Chignell,
hon. sec.), London road south, Kirk-
ley, Lowestoft
Langham Village Club &Reading Room
(A. M. Wilson esq. president; Hr.
Barfield, keeper), Langham, Bury
Leiston Football (Anthony Garnett,
sec.), Leiston RS.O
Livermore Magna Village Club &; Read-
ing Room, Livermore Magna, P,ury
Lowestoft Constitutional (B. S. Brad-
beer, sec.), London road, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Football, head quarters,
Clapham hotel,Clapham rd.Lowestft
Lowestoft Golf (A. R. Mayo, sec.), 41
London road, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Liberal (L. R. W. Abbott,
sec.), Gordon road, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Model Yacht (A. J. Thirtle,
hon. sec.), Beach, Lowestoft
Lowestoft Town Cricket (G. S. Tasker,
hon. sec.), 87 Albert It. Lowestoft
Mildenhall Football (H. li:dgar Wall,
hon. sec.), Mildenhall
Naiad Rowing, Promenade, Ipswi~h
North Suffolk Club & Hall Co. Limited
(B. S. Bradbeer, sec.), London road,
Lowe.iltoft
CLU 445
North Suffolk Football League (T. W.
Cook, hon.sec.),Smallgate st.Beccles-
Orford Whitewings O.D.S. (A. H. E.
Wood esq. pres.), OI1ford, Wick-
ham Market
Pakefield Conservative &; Unionist
(WaIter J. Bennett, sec.), Pakefie!4,
Lowestoft
Petrel Rowing (John Thomas Bennett.
. hon. sec.),Boat ho.Promenade,Ipswb
Risby Villaga Club &; Reading Room
(George Sharman, sec.), Risby,Bury
Royal Norfolk .& Suffolk Yacht (A.
Townley Clarkson, sec.; In. Crowe,.
steward), Harbour, Lowestoft
St. Clements Conservative, 10 For~
street, Ipswich
Seckford Reading Room &; Social (Row-
land Hill Rowland, treasurer; Geo-.
Gough, hon. sec.); Seckford stree~,
Woodbridge
Southwold Golf (E. Pipe, hon. sec.),
Southwold
Stoul' Boat (Sir W. C. Quilter bart.
M.'P. president; S. G. Wheeler k
C. Sillitoe. hon. secs.) ; head
qua,rters, The Quay, S'lldbury
Stowmarket Bathing &; Swimming (J.
R Dewhirst, hon. sec.), Stowmarke~
Stowmarket Football (Leonard S. Par-
tridge, sec.), Stowmarket
Sudbury Cricket (Frank Boggis &Alfd.
H. Oanham, hon. secs.), I King
street, Sudbury
Sudbury Liberal (R. H. Mattingly,.
hon. sec.), North street, Sudbury
Suffolk Oounty Medical (Rerbert E.
Waters,sec.),2 .& 4 Princes st.Ipswcb
Suffolk Fat Cattle (Robert Bond, l'ec.),
Old Bank house, Butter markt.Ipswb
Suffolk Village Club &; Reading Room
Association (H. E. Waters, sec.), ~
1& 4 Princes street, Ipswich
Village Club, Ernest Seamer hon.sec.},.
East Bergholt, Colchester
Walsham-le-Willows Cricket (James C.
Turner, sec.), Walsham-le-Willows,
Bury
West Suffolk County (John H. Bonnel',
sec.), Hatter street, Bury
Westgate Ward Conservative (Charles
Fisher, sec.), Bramford rd. Ipswich
Westgate Ward! Liberal (C. J. Ha~
ward, sec.; A. J. Dale, steward),
Whitton Club &; Reading Room (B.
Laug~lin, sec.), Whit~on, Ipswich
WoodbrIdge Conservative (Thomas
Grimwood, sec.), Cumberland streett~
Woodbridge
Woodbridge Golf Club (Vice-Admiral
Cltl.r!es R. Theobald, hon. <sec.),
The Cottage, Woodbridge •
Worlington & Newmarket Royal Golf
(0. F. Reed esq. hone sec.), Worling-
ton, Soham
Yoxford Cricket (Sir R. B. M. BIoi&-
bart. captain; William Busby, spc.)~
Yoxford, Saxmundham
CLUBS-WORKING MEN'S.
.Affieck (Henry Lewis, manager), Dal-
ham, Newmarket
Felixstowe Reading Room &; W orkingo
Men'i Club (John Coleman, sec.),
Orwell road, Felixstowe
Haverhill Working- Men's Liberal &~
RadicalClub .& Institut~ SocietyLim..
(A. Kemp, sec.), High st. Haverhill
Ipswich Social Settlement Club (D. M.~
Paulon, warden), Fore street, St..
Clements, Ipswich
Ipswich Working Men's Club &; Insti-
tute, 32 Upper Brook st. Ipswich
Pakefield Workmen's Club &; Fisher-
men's Shelter (The) (David' Liver-
more, sec.), Pakefield. Lowestoft
Rougham (William Howlett, sec.)~
Rougham, Bury
St. Helen's k St. Clement's (W. C.
Soar, sec.), Pott~ry str~et, Ipswich
 446 CLU SU:F:F~OLK. [ KELLY'S
CLUBS-WORKING MEN'S-continued. Southgate John, Bury st. Stowmarket Groom C. T. Westleton, Saxmundham
Sproll'ghton Village Club &; Reading Taylor Alfred,Chediston st.Halesworth Hawes James, Sun lane, Woodbridge
Room (Charles Freeman, sec.), Thorpe William Arthur, High street, Head Frederick. Claydon, Ipswich
Sproughton, Ipswich Hadleigh R.S.O Hockley F. N. Queen's rd. Sudbury
Stoke Liberal &; Radical Club (Stripling
Todd Henry, Lambseth 'Street, Eye Holt Frederick, Hawstead, Bury
Hearllnm), Austin st. Stoke, Ipswich Tompson James Abraham, 43 St. Horne G. Wrentham, Wangford R.8.0
Stowmarket Workmen's Club (John Andrew's street south, Bury Howe James. Whepstead, Bury
Inkpen, president; William. Wade, Towns Chas. High st. Hadleigh R.8.0 Howell W. Martlesham, Woodbridge
sec.), Milton road, Stowmarket Trundle William, Ballygate st. Beccles Hudson Fras. Yoxford, Saxmundham
Sudbury Conservative (William J. Turtel Frederick, Wlickham Market Hume Percy, Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Langdon esq. J.P. hon. sec.), New Vincent Frederick, works, Bucks Horn Hurrell Mrs. L. Ga:zeley. Newmarket
tltreet, Sudbury lane, Eye James Samuel, Haughley, Stowmarke_
Woolverstone (W. E. 8aunders. lion. Wade J. M. & Co. Victoria works, King Henry, Chelmondiston, Ipswich
sec.&; treasurer),Woolverstone,Ipswh F elixstowe Knights Mrs. Anua, Eas.j; Bergholt;.
Yoxford (William Short, president.; Warren Charles &; Henry, Coddenham, Colchester
George Borrett, treasurer &; lIec.), Ipswich Leavould H. Chediston st. Halesworth
Yoxford, Saxmundham Watling Horace, Wickham Market List Joseph, Leiston RS.O
CLUB-WORKING GIRLS'. Watson P. W. &; Sons, 128 St. Peter's Lockwood W.Mendlesham,Stowmarkti
street, Lowestoft Mallett R. Mariner's st. Lowestoft
Ipswich Working Girls' C~u1> &; ~s- Woods Edgar &; Alfred, Haughley, Marjoram H. Westleton,Saxmundham
taurant (Mrs. Lowe, presIdent; Miss Stowmarket MllI1'tin Wm. Up. Cavendish st. Ipswch
Thorpe, lady supt.), Carr st. Ipswch Woolner W. Trimley St. Mary 8.0 Mayhew Ernest, College road, Fram·
COACH & CARRIAGE BLDRS Woolnough Frederic, WickhamMarket lingham R.8.0
Abbott Wm. Stowupland 8t.Stowmark~ Worts C. 34 St. Nicholas .st. Ipswich Mills Harry, Lavenham R.8.0
Minter Nathan, Boyton. Woodbridge
Abbs Ellis, Fressingfield, Harleston Hooper & Co. Llm. 54 St. James' Moss Wm. Prospect pI. Leiston R.S.O
Alexander Rohert. Saxmundham
BaI'nes &;Ellis,357Woodbridge I'd.lpswh street, London'S W; coach builders Monser Jas. 18 Albion st. Ipswich
Bennett &; Son, 131 Fore st. Ipswich by special warrant of appointment to Murfet Robert, Barrow, Bury
Bloys Geo. 18 Gainsborough sil. Sudbry Her Majesty the Queen &; H.R.H. Newby Charles, Station I'd. Southwold
T ... S E ui the Prince of Wales Parker John ThomaS', Markell plaoe,
lJotwood W. . DU • . ; man actory, Lavenham R.S.O
W 00 db rl'd ge roa, d St . J 0 h n' s; 11h ow COACH & CART IRONWORK. Phillips Robt. Ri,.,h .st. Hadleirrh R.S.O
rooms, Carr street. Ipswich Boswell Peter &; Sons, 3 I, 32, 36 &; 36a, ~. """t>
Eullard &; Cotton, Crown st. Ipswich Borough road; 69 Lancaster street Pooley Jonas. Alderton, Woodbridge
lJutton George, Little St. John's st. &; 52 Earl street, London S E Pu~h Frederick Henry, 39 Austin st.
W odb 'dg Stoke, Ipswich
o rl e COACH & CARRIAGE Roper James, 67 Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Canham F. W. St. Matthew's street, PAINTERS. R NhS ht I . h
Ipswich. See advert ouse oa, proug on, PSWIC
Chambers Edwd.Oulton Broad,Lowstrt Goslin~ Henry. Crown st. Stowmarket Rudd John, Blundeston, Lowestoft
Clarke Albert E. Queen's rd.Felixstowe Leggatt Rhodolphl, Laxfield, From- Ruth David, Stradbroke, Eye
Cleveland T.C.Thoroughfare,Wdbrdg lingham R.8.0 Seaman Peter, Gislingham, Eye
Cole J • S tra tf or d S t. Mary, C0 Ich ester Simnett R69 London rd.sth.Lowestoft
COACH IRONMONGERS. Sk t J W db'd d I . b
ColIler' H d N I d Col h t ee as. 00 n ge Toa, PSWIC
azar, ay an, c es er Gadsdons I I &; 13 Brushfield street S qUlrre
. 11 Alfre d B d 11 Bury
Cook Frederick Joshua, High street, London' E' telephone 3 055 Avenu~ Th W , Oarfr wrde 't I . b
Hadleigh R S O ' , ompson m. 30 0 S. psWlC
Cuddon Mrs. G: St. John's rd. Eungay COACH SMITHS. Tu~ell Wil~am, Oulton, Lowestoft
Cull~gford Frederick, Marlesford, Pryke R &; Son. Tanner's la. Ipswich TWltchett Slmeon, Clare &.S.O
WlCkham Market Welton John. Portman's rd. Ipswich COAL MERCHANTS.
Deeks John &; Sons, Clare R.S.O
Dunn William, Hung-ate street, Beccles COACH SPRING MAKER. Ager William, Clare R.S.O
Dunnett J. T. 86 Princes st. Ipswich Spooner Theophilus, Angel street, Had- AlIen Robert A. &; Son, Railway sta-
Earl Alfred Robert, 48 Crown street &; leigh RS.O . tion, Sudbury
199 Clapham road, Lowestoft Anness ·Philip John, Railway station,
Earthy Mnl. M. A. (exors. of), Tavern COAL DEALERS. Darsham, Saxmundham
street, Stowmarket Adams Francis. Beccles rd. Lowestoft Ardley Thos. B. Long Melford R.S.O
Easter Henry, Holton; Halesworth Aggis Harry, Kersey, Ipswich Bassett Wm. Moulton, iStowmarket
Payers Frederick Henry, Great Fin· Barker Thos. H. Cotton, Stowmarket Beales Charles, Magdalen street, Eye
borough, Stowmarket Barrell J. S. Regent st. Stowmarket Beaumont A: &; Co.; office,' 130 Fore
Frost T. Old Foundry I'd. Ipswich Batchelor C. Blundeston, Lowestoft street; depot, Quay, Ipswich
Gilbert Fredk. Thos. Ixworth, Bury Batley William, The Green, Mendle- Bedwell Alfred, Glemham Parva,
Gooding H. Debenham, Stowmarket sham, Stowmarket Wickham Market;
Green Oakley John &; Sons,Rumburgh, Betts Mrs. James, Syleham, Scole Beeley John, Bridge street, Brandon
Halesworth Blakeway Hedley, Marlesford, Wick- Bennett E. E. Little Wnelnetham,Bury
Radingham Arth. Peddar's la. Becc1es ham Market Bessey &;, Palmer Limited (F. W.
Ran WaIter, Botesdale, Diss Button Wm. Rendham., Saxmundham Fletcher, manager), 12 Pier terrace,
Hayward G. &; J. Queen st. Haverhill Catchpole Arth. Regent st. 8towmarket Lowestoft '
'Holmes George, Yoxford, Saxmundhm Chamberlain A. L. Barnham,Thetford Bevan Alfred George, 82 Fore street,
Hunt Thomas, Sibton, Saxmundham Clarke James, Haughley, Stowmarket St. Clement's &; The Quay, Ipswich
Kent Jas. Robt. 58 Hervey st.Ipswich Cobbold &; Co. Station road, Stow- Bickers C. 40 Stradbroke rd. Southwld
Kerridge D. Needham Market R.S.O market; &; at Ipswich Bird Joseph &; Son; offices, Stoke.
Kerry Wm. Trimley St. Mary S.O Coe Arthur, Ixworth, Eury Bridge wharf &; Trinity brick works,
King Albert R Woolpit, Bury Cooper E.30 St.Margaret's gn.lpswich Cavendish street, Ipswich
Leggatt Rhodolphl, Laxfield,Framling- Daldry Robert, 84 Victoria. st. Ipswich Rird John, Westerfield, Ipswich
ham RS.O Dansie Robert, Boxford, Colchester :8lowers H. Brampton, Wangford R8.0
Leggett Robert, Gaol lane, Sudbury Davey Lemon, Bacton, Stowmarket Bly E. K. Belton, Yarmouth
Martin J. &; E. North tel'. Mildenha11 Dent Wm. Mendlesham., Stowmarket Booth &i Mitchell, King street, Ips-
MeadowS' F. H. Manning rd.Felixstowe Double Geo. Benton st. Hadleigh R.S.O wich; &; at City station, Norwich;
Fearce Frederick W. Lime Kiln quay, England William Burred, Sma11gate also at the Hythe, Colchester &; Clac-
Woodbridge street, Beccles ton-on-Sea
J»ettit Jameos, Mustow street, Angel Esling George, Barham, Ipswich Boyce Charles, 8 Church terrace &;
hill &; Crown street, Bury Felixstowe Coal &; Corn Co. (WaIter Railway station, Bury
'Pettitt James, St. Andrew's street Ashton, manager); office, The Boyce WaIter Golding, The Bridge,
south, Bury Docklil, Felixstowe Barton Mills, MildenhalI
'Richold Bros. Loug Melford R.S.O Firman Jas. \Valsham-Ie-Willows, Bury Branford Daniel, Monks Eleigh, Bil-
'Robinson Robert &i Son, Benhall, Sax- Garrod Robert, 37 Ann st. Ipswich deston RS.O
mundham Gladwell Richard Hume, Grundis· Brown Wm. &; Co. Jetty quay,Wdbrdg
RoblnsonF.W.Stowupland st.Stowmkt burgh, Woodbridge Brown Chas. Needham Market R.8.0
Singleton Jas. H. Princes st. Ipswich Goddard E. 120 Cemetery rd. Bury Buckenham William Alfred, Railway
Smith Samuel &; Co. Bridge street, Goodrich E. G. Mill st. Mildenha11 station, Brandon; &; Stoke Ferry S.O
Halesworlh Grimsey Benjamin, Kersey, Ipswich Buckmaster John, Victoria mills,
Smith Geo. Wm. Garland st. Bury Grimwood Peter, Tuddenham St. Mary, Framlingham RS.O
Smith Thomas, Earsham st. Bungay Mildenhall Burrell R. &; W. Bury; &; at Westley
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TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Byford Charles Watson. Clare B.S.O
Byford William, Cavendish R.S.O
Byford William, Long Melford B.8.0
Byford William, Pightle, Haverhill
Calver Alfred· Samuel, Chediston st.
Halesworth
Chandler E. High st.Aldebrgh. R.S.O
Chickall T. Wickhambrook, Newmarkt
Christie F. A. &; Sons, Salt House st.
Ipswich
.(Jlarke Bros. Bridge street, Bungay
Clarke Alfred, White house, Somer-
leyton, Lowestoft
Clarke Edwin George, Railway station
&; Castle street, FramHngham R.S.O
Clarke Manning, Bridge street, Bungay
Colchester Valentine Desborough &; Co.
Cornhill &; Griffin wharf, Ipswich
Coller R. &; Sons, Water Mill quay,
Woodbridge; &; Melton, Wood-
bridge; head office, Norwich
Cook F. R. &; Co. Stowupland street
&; Victoria roller mills, Stowmarket
Cooper Geor~ &; Sons, Creeting St.
Mary, Needham Market R.S.O
Craske Edmllnd George, South quay,
Lowestoft
Creasy &; Co. Railway station, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Crisp J.()hn &; Son, The Bridge &; Rail-
way station, Beccles
Cullum &; Co.; offices, Station yard,
Eye; &; at Mellis, Eye
Cwmingham. Horace Samuel, Bramp-
ton, Wangford RS.O
Cuthbert Henry &; Co. Stowmarket; &;
at Diss &; Billingford
Darby Bros. Bridge wharf, Beccles
Davey William Scarfe, 19 Portman rd.
Ipswich ~ Felix road, FeliX'Swwe
Deeks Edwm. Stoke, Clare RS.O
Double Jas. East Ber.gholt, Colchester
Doubled'ay L. The Bridge, Mildenhall
Durrant ThGmas & Son, Railway st3-
tion, Saxmundham
Durrant H. W. Bury st. Stowmarket
Dutton Wm. Alderton, W.oodbridge
Eastaugh Henry J. South wharf,
Lowestoft; &; at Beccles
Edwards Henry &; Son Thorourrhfure
&; Sun wharf, Woodb;idge b Pawsey Mrs. Fredk. 7 Chalk la. Bury
Ellis Robert John, Walton, Ipswich
Elmer Bros. Chelmondiston, Ipswich
Ennals Mrs. Henrietta Jane, Bures
house &; Dalton's wharf, Bures St.
Mary's RS.O
Ennals William Robert, Railway statn.
Little Whelnetbam, Bury; &; Cross
green, Cockfield RS.O
Ewles A. Bixley I'd. Kirkley, Lowestofi
Fairweather John, Wellclose square &;
Station road, Framlingham R.S.O
Ford John, Finningham station &; Bac-
ton granaries, Baeton, Stowmarket
Fosdick F. H.Exchange chmbrs.Ipswh
F()yster &; Son, 50 &; 52 St. Margaret's
street, Ipswich . Wickham Ma:rket; &; at Alde~:>urgh
Freeman Edmund Turner, Hill house,
Wenhaston, Halesworth
Fuller J.College rd.Framlnghm.R..S.O
Gardner E. College road, Framling-
ham &.8.0
Gayford Ernest Robert, Bridge street;
Market place &; Railway &tatiOIl,
Hadleigh RS.O
Goldsmith Brothers,43 Garland street,
:ftury; &; at Thurston, Bury
Gooch Charles Chediston st.Haleswrth
Gosling Ernest, Saxmundham
Hammond F. G. Yoxford, Saxmndhm
Hancox Henry, Nacton, Ipswich
Hart John Brook, Thoroughfare,
Woodbridge
Hartwell William Mustard Pot hall &;
Moor hall, Eye
Head Miss Elizabeth, Great Blaken-
ham, I:pswich
Hill Walter, Waldringfield,Woodbridge
Hitchcock W. &; A. Station rd.Sudbry
Hudson Thompson, Manor house, Pake-
field street, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Bun~ Ephraim Moss, Railway station,
SUFFOLK.
Darsham, Saxmundham; &; at
Yoxford
Ipswich Coal Co. St. Peter's Dock whf.
&; at Exchange chambers, Ipswich
Jennings Benjamin Simpson; office,
Woolhall street, Bury
Kendall-Chapman Frank; dep6t, Gt.
Eastern Railway station, Halesw')rth
Lambert. E. Cross st. Leiston R.S.O
Long' Jas. Mells, Wenhaston, Haleswrth
Mallinson &; Co. Limited, Market pI.
Halesworth
Mannall Frederick William, Railway
station, Melton, Woodbridge
Marshland Robert T. Wrentham,
Wangford &.8.0
Marston C. Bungay roller mill, Bungy
Maulden J.Bridge st.Frmlnghm.R.S.O
Mellonie Thos. 16 Arcade st. Ipswich
Mit.chell John J. J. 30 Queen st.Hvrhll
Molton George, Long Mellord B.S.O
Mortlock Richard, Clare B.S.O
Moy Thomas Limited, Barley house,
London road &; 277 London. road
south, Kirkley; wharf, Commercial
road, Lowestoft; offices, 34 Princes
street Ai The Arcade; depot, St.
Peter's wharf, Ipswich; Railway sta-
tion, Beccles; Claydon, Ipswich;
(1. H. Syer, agent), Elmswell, Bury;
Felixstowe; Great Blakenham, Ips-
wich; (H. Grimwade, agent) Sta-
tion road, Hadleig-h; Railway sta-
tion, Haverhill; Nayland, Colches-
ter; Railway station, Southwold;
Westerfield, Ipswich; Aldeburgh
RS.O.; 24 King street, Sudbury &;
Thurston, Bury
Murrell William, Bridgefoot, Brandon
Naunton Geo. T. I I East st. Southwld
Newson John Hy~ Elmswell, Bury
Norman George, Kentford, Newmarkt
Nurse F. Old Cattle market, Ipswich
Nurse Frank, 16 Tacket st. Ipswich
Parker Brothers (Mildenhall) Limited,
Mildenhall; Ickingham &; Barton
mills, Mildenhall
Parker Robi. Parham, Wickham Markt
Parry James &; Son, Bridge street &
Railway station Halesworth
Payne Jas. Chediston st. Haleswortb
Pryke Samuel, Bramford, Ipswich
Plant Charles, 2 Nelson terrace, Rana-
lagh road, Felixstowe
Quinton Daniel,Needham Markti.R.S.O
Rackham Reuben, Wickham Market
Ranson Albert, Railway station,Need-
ham Market RS.O.; &; at Ipswich
&:; Stowmarket. See advert
Read Alfred Wm. Tower hill,Woodbrdg
Ridley Arthur (exors. of), Northgate
street, Bury; &; at Cockfie1d R.S.O
Robins Hy. L. Railway station, BeccIes
Robinson Bros. Botesdale, Diss
Rope Edward, Rope's wharf, Orford,
Rose Fredc. WIllow farm,ThwaIte,Eye
Row Charles John Newton &; Sons,
Long-. ~~elford R.S.O
Row WIllIam &; Son, Saxw1!ndham
Sago William, Quay street, Haleswortb
Saul Robt. W. 5 Waveney rd. Lowestft
Savill A. &; Co.; offices, Great E.
Railway station, Eye; &; at G. E. R.
station, :Mellis, Eye
Smith &; Girling, Southwold &; Hales-
worth
Smith Thomas &; Co. Market place,
Bungay; &; at Ellingham, Norfolk
Booth W. &; A. & Baoon, Railway
station, Thurston, Bury
Smith Edward Thos. Aldeburgh &.S.O
Smith Clifford, Northgate st. Beccles
Smith Wilford Geo. Melton, Woodbrdg
8neezums Samuel George, Washbrook,
Ipswich
SQuthgate WaIter &; Son, Quay, Ipswh
Sterry J. S. &; Co. Limited, Commer-
cial road &; Belvedere rd. Lowestofll
Sterry J. S. I I St. Nicholas st. Ipswch
Strickson Rd.B.Stowupland st.Stwmkt
COF 447
Symonds J.Bridge st.Frmlghm.B.S.O
Talbot George, Lode street, Brandon
Taylor William, Leiston B.S.O
Thurtell James Edward, Ivy cottage,
Aldeburgh R.8.0
TGmpson George &; Edward Richard,12
College street, Bury
Tricker WaIter, Commerce house,
Bra.m.ford,. Ipswich
Tuck GeOl:ge. High street, Brandon
Tutthill Arthur Alfred,Station,Bramp-
ton, Wangford R.S.O
Vale George, High street, Mildenhall
Vinter James Odell &; Son (Charles
Ward, agent), Railway station &; 30
St. John's street, Bury
Walker W. D. &; A. E. Earsham st.
Bungay; &; at Ditchingham, Geldes-
ton &; Great Yarmouth
Walker R. Marlesford, Wickham Markt
Walker Russell, Railway station, Camp-
sey ABhe, Wickham Market
Wellsman Henry, Moulton, Newmarket
Welton Chas. Church st.SaXIll.undham
Whitehouse Fredk. Coddenham,Ipswh
Whorlow Giles George, Station road,
Sudbury;rk at Bures St.Mary R.S.O
Wiseman William J. Stutton, Ipswich
Woods, Sadd, Moore &; Co. Limited,
Harbour, Lowestoft
Worster Wm. Thoroughfare, Haleswrth
Wright Charles, 38 Southgate street &;
Station yard, Bury
COAL SACK MAKER
•
Poupard Thomas James, Standard
works, 134 Tooley street, London SE
COCOA M:ANUFACTURERS.
See also Chocolate &; Cocoa Manufctrs.
Compagnie FranQaise, Bermondsey
New road London S E
'
COFFEE MERCHANTS.
Cullum H. W. opposite Town hall,Eye
Pain James George, Clare R.S.O
COFFEE ROASTERS
. •
Oliver &; S~n, 11 .Abbeygate street; &;
stores, H~gh B~ter street, Bury
Taylor Dakin, OrIental cafe, 21a,West-
gate street, Ipswich
COFFEE ROOMS.
Adnams &; Co. Lim. Market pt Sthwld
Andrews W. 34 &; 36 Queen st.Havrhll
Boast Jas.W. 11 &; 13 Duke st. Ipswch
Butcher Mrs. R. Bridge st. Bungay
Oatchpole M'l'll. W. Kessmglnd.Lwstft
Clowe L. Battery Green rd. Lowes-
toft. See advert
Coleman Wm. 55 Crown st. Lowestoft
Day Mrs. E. Burrell road, Ipswich
Free Library &; Coffee Rooms, Ood-
denham, Ipswich
Gilbert Charles, 14 Fore hamlet,Ipswch
Lambert Edwd. Quay st. Halesworth
Martin Chas. Hy. 39 Friars st. Sudbry
Mitchell Mrs. A. Bell arcade, Bury
Nunn E. 9 St. Lawrence st. Ipswich
Roberts A. E. 10 Suffolk rd. Lowestoft
Steward Mrs.Rachael,Holbrook,Ipswch
Wright Geo.42 St.Margaret's st.Ipswch
COFFEE TAVEI!-NS.
Auger Mrs.M.A·4 FoundatIOn st.Ipswh
Bury St. Edmunds Coffe.e House &;
Temperance Hotel Co. Llm..(Donald
John Munroe,. sec.), 3 CornhIll, Bury
Curson & Tomkms, Suffolk rd.Lowestft
Fishermen's Shelter Coffee Tavern
(John Godbold, manager), Harbour,
.Lowesto;t
FIshermen s Shelter Coffee Tavern,
Waveney road, Lowestoft
Francis Frank, Docks, Lowestoft
Godbo~d Arth. 184 Clapham rd.Lowstft
Hadlelgh Coffee Tavern (Geo. Monn-
ings, manager), High street, Had-
leigh RS.O
Holbrook John Robert, Battery Green
road, Lowestoft
Linstead William, The Anchor Coffee
Tavern, Post office, Corton,Lowestit
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CoFFEE TAVERNs-continued. Bal'Titt dames (exors. of), Church st. Herbert J. Gainsborough rd.Felixstwe
Marjoram Mrs. Jane, Commercial Woodbridge Hill George, High st. Wangford RS.O
road, Lowestoft Beckett Wm. J.35 Butter mrkt. Ipswch Holbrock Mrs.E.44Mariner's stLwstft
Needham Markp.t Coffee Tavern (F. Benneworth Richard, 2 Gower street, Holder W.Cumberland st.Woodbridge
Chapman, proprietor), Needham Stoke, Ipswich J(Jhnson F. 121 Felixstowe I'd. Ipswich
Market R.S.O Berry Josiah &; Son, 70 &; 71 Friars Johnson H. G. 5 Tacket at. Ipswich
Peachman C. F. II6 High st.Lowestft street, Sudbury Keel' George, 52 St. Peter's st.Ipswcb
~hip Lewis, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft Berry Mrs. Lucy, 65 Friars st.Sudbry Kerby Mrs. K. 84 St. Helensst.Ipswcb
Triggs Chas. 126 Bevan st. Lowestoft Betts F. 28 Westgate street, Ipswich Kettle Mrs. Olara, High street, Had-
Trott Fk. 25 &; 27 Princes st. Ipswich Betts :Fredk. x7 Westgate st. Ipswich leigh R.S.O
'Walsham-Ie-Willows Coffee Tavern Bowley .A.Albert pt Frmlnghm.R.S.O King John Jas. Blyburgate st. Beccles
(William H. Oxborrow, manager), Bowes WaIter, 'High street, Brandon Knights Mrs. H.Up.Olland st.Bungay
Walsham-Ie-'Villows, Blll'Y Boyce Mrs. Ellen Ruth, 45 Crown st. Leech Miss Maria, 180 London road
COFFIN FURNITURE MNFRS Lowestoft south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
. • Bradford Chas.F. 58 Tavern st.Ipswch Limmer &; Pipe, Cornhill restaurant..
Sc.rIveneI' Edgar S. 2 &; 4 Queen st. Broome Hy. 49 Butter markt. Ipswch 1 &; 3 Cornhill, Ipswich
Iron warehouses &; .workshops, Brown In. 12 Duke's Head st. Llwstft Lincoln C. D. 7 Guildhall street, BuIJy
Friars street, Ipswich Buck George. IS:; London road &; Ling George, Market hill, Woodbridge
CrossIey house, London rd. Lowstft Long Abraham, Bildeston S.O
Dottridge Bros. Dorset works. East Buck Mrs. H. E. 155 London road, Long Thomas Henry. 27 Hatter
road, London N; TA" Funeral. Lowestoft street &; Cornhill, Bury
London"; T N 85 London Wall &; Budd Hy. High st. Hadleigh RS.O Lowe Fredk. High st. Saxmundham
123 Dalston Bulmer Joshua, Long Meltord R.S.O Lucas Goo. 34 Fore hamlet, Ipswich
Gordon &; Munro, 13, 14, IS &; 16 Burgess Thos. F. 89 High st. Lowestft Marsh Alfred, Hamilton I'd. iFelixstowe
Horsefair, Birmingham; London Bushell Walter Wiseman, 29 &; 30 Marsh J,sph. Orwell I'd. Felixstowe
warehouse, Evangelist court, Pilgrim Duke's Head street, Lowestoft Mayhew James Marsden &; Son, Ip9-
street, Ludgate hill E C Butcher John, 215 Rose Hill I'd. Ipswch wich street, Stowmarket
COKE MERCHANTS CalveI' Henry, 4 8 Curriers' la. Ipswich Middleton Edwin, Market hill, Fram-
• Cant Harry, 3 &; 5 Alston I'd. Ipswich lingham RS.O
See Coal Merchants. Capon Vernon, 75 Norwich rd. Ipswch Minter MissM.A.l"7 Princes st.Ipswcb
COLLECTORS-RENT & DEBT Carter Sydney, 2 Acton sq. Sudbury Newman WaIter, Cavendish RS.O
Bullen Horace,lo Providence st. Ipswch Carter Walter,245 Norwich rd.Ipswich Newson R. W. 29 Albert st. Lowestoft
Emeny Frederick John, High street, Ch:,"pman J. 3 South green, Southwold Newson Robert George, Frederick
Hadleigh R.S.O Chilvers Fk. J. Market pI. Halesworth house, .stradbroke road, Southwold
Rushmer Henry, Wingfield st. Bunga)' Chissell Mrs. M. A. IS Cornhill, Bury Nightingale Ernest, 1 &; 3 St. Nicholas
Todd Fredk.Market pI. Hadleigh RS.O Clark Mrs. Jane E. 8 Victoria street &; street, Ipswich
COLLEGES 35 High street, Southwold Nightingale T.Hamilton I'd. Felixstwe
• Clarkson W.68 Old Foundry rd.lpswcb Norton Eldrick, 163 &; 165 London
See Schools &; Colleges. Claxton Mrs. E. 8 Butter mrkt. Bury road, Lowestoft
COLOR MANUFAC~URERS. Cook James Wells, 18 Tacket street &; Palmer H. &; Son, New st. Woodbridge
Lee Barber's Lowestoft Oil Mills Lim. 27 Fo."~dation street, Ipswich Pannell Bros. 4 0 High st. ~averhiU
Commercial road, Lowestoft Cook WIlliam, Na~land" Colcbe.ster Parker &; Sons, ::\1 St. John s st. :Sury
Cooper J. 9 Hamilt{)n I'd. Fehxstowe Parker Ernest Charles, 37 &; 39 "her-
Rose Sir W. A. & ·Co. 66 Upper Cooper John R SI High st. Lowestoft stead road, Ipsw~ch .
Thames street E C &; Rose's wharf Copsey George, Rattlesden, Bury. 'Parker Goo. 58 Prmces st. IpSWIch
Millwall London E ' Cordingley WaIter, 23 St. Matthew's Parker Thomas C. Leiston R.S.O
- , street, Ipswich Pashler Frederick Chas. Clare R.S.O
COLOR MERCHANTS. Cordy Frdk. C. Vict{)l'ia par.Feli~stowe 'Pennell U. 62 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch
Betts John &; Son, Thoroughfare, Costa R &; L. 593, St. Matthew's Pizzey Edwd. 50 Norwich rd.Ipswicb
Woodbridge street, Ipswich Plant Edward, 9 Crown st. Lowestoft
Carter Benjamin H. &, Son, 14, 16 &; 18 Crane William, Ballygate st. Beccles Price Herbert, 1314 Fore street..
Victoria street, Southwold Crisp Alfred IWilliam, Leiston RS.O St. Clements, Ipswich
Hayward H. Saxmundham. See advt G'risp Edward, Saxmundham Price Mrs. Mary Ann, Felixstow6'
Ridley Thomas &; Son, 35 &; 36 Abbey- Cullen W. High st. Aldeburgh RS.O road, Ipswich
gate st. Lower Baxter st &; Angel Culyer Harry, 1'3 'l'he Trave.rse, Bury Punchard F. J. Peasenhall,Saxmndhm
lane, Bury Danie18 W. O. Thoroughfare, Wood'bdl! Rallnow Miss E. Long Meltord R.S.O
'Wells W. &; Son, High st. Saxmundhm Deeks &; Brown, 21 High st. Lowestoft Reading A.V.Highst.Aldebrgh. 'B..S'.O
COLOR PRINTER Dennis Harry, Exning, Newmarket . Reddish Herbert John, 255 &; 257 Lon-
• . Dhonau C. 186 &; 188 London rd.LwsUt don road south, Kirkley, Lowestof~
Cowell S. H. Butter market, IpSWIch Dines Frederick Charles, High street, Redhead John, 19 The Mounll, Ipswicll
COLORMEN. Debenham, Stowmarket Reynolds Mrs. W.Station rd.St'\\o'IDrkt
See Oil &. Colormen Dodswell Christr.27 St. John's st.Bury Risbrook Frederick, High st. Brandon
. Driver Alfred, 72 Fore s.treet, St. Roberts A. W. 43 Raglan st. Lowestoft
COLZA OIL REFINERS. Clements, Ipswich Rosier Mrs.D.Stowupland st.Stwmrkt
Rose Sir W. A. & Co. 66 Up. Thames Drury 'fhomas, 40 Tacket st. Ipswich Rowland T.P. 4 Hamilton rd.Felixstw17
st EO&; Rose's wharf, Millwall, Dunn Harry, :1;5 Abbeygate st. Bury Rutter William, Church street, Strad-
London E; refiners of the "Harp Durrant Fdk'. Manning I'd. Flixstowe broke, Eye
Brand" Pure Lighthouse CoIza Oil Eastaugh Fdk. 64 Hi~h st. Southwold Scarfe Haul, B{)xford, Colchester •
CONFECTIONERS-WHOLE- Elmer Harry, WOOlplt, Bury Scates Alfre~ D. 88 St. John st. Bury
SALE & MANUFACTURING Emms A. G. I I Londonrd. Lowestoft Scates Fk. Wm. 3 Brentgovel st. Bm:y
. Fife Miss M. A.. 27 Abbeygate st. Bury Scrivener :.\Irs. S. 39 Cornhill, Ipswch
Claxt?n Mrs. E. 8 Butter mrkt. B~ry Finch William, 29 Carr st. Ipswich Shernlan Geo. Alderton, Woodbrid~e'
Gardmer Geo. 45 &; 47 Fore st. IpswIch Fisher Benj. Chapel st. Woodbridge Sharman John, Chelmondiston,Ipswch
.~ames.Thos. &; Co. Ed~orth r.d.Sdbry Gardiner E. Ballygate street, Beccles Simonds John, 17 St. Peter's st.Lwstft",
btubblr,tg'S Arthur, 47 Woodbndge rd. Gibbs Fredk. Northgate street, Beccles Sillitoe Fredk.3 &; 4 Market hl.SudbJ:y.
Ipswmh Gibbs Joseph Wm. I Cornhill, Bury Simpson William, Wellclose square,.
Gilson Mrs. E. 2'5 Norwich I'd. Ipswieh Framlingham R.S.O
Compagnie Franetai8e, Bermondsey Goodall Bros. Thoroughfare, Woodbdg Smallbone Mrs. M.4ILondon rd.Lwstit
New road, LondlQn SE Grimwood Miss Ada, 83 Norwich rd. Smith Miss G.MarketJ pI. Saxmndhm
CONFECTIONERS & PASTRY- Ipswich Smith J. 33 Gainsoorough st. .sudbry
COOKS. Griss W. T. 54 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch Sore Frederick, 22 St. Andrew's
Aldred Mrs. E.21Market pl.Southwold Griss William Thomas, SI Wher- street south, Bury
Allen Mrs. H. 71 High st. Haverhill ·stead road, St{)ke, Ipswich Sparrow Mrs. E. 1 High st. Havel'hill
..!.ndrews Mrs. A. Pakefield, Lowestoft Haggar ""Vm. In. 15 Carr st. Ipswich Sparrow Mrs. Mary Ann, Peas Hill,
Backler Wm. J. 77 High st. Haverhill Hagger John, 37 Carr street, Ipswich Haverhill
Banstead John, 4 Bolton lane, Ipswich Hammond W. 40 Up. Orwell st.Ipswch Spencer Mrs. F. NeedhamMrkt.R.S.O
Bantock H. 44 St. Helen's st. Ipswich Hancoek C. W. &; Co. 6 St. Matthew's Spriggs Mrs. Kate, 179 London road
Bareham James,13 Queen st.Haverhill street, Ipswich south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Barker W. 9 St. Margaret's st. Ipswcb Harris Mrs. Jane St.Mary'8 st.Bungay Squires Wm. 6 Tavern street, Ipswich
Barnard Wm. 46 Guildhall st. Bury Harvey Wm. High st.AldeburghR.S.O Stebbing Wm.J. 72 Northgate st.Bury
Barrett E. 13 Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswch Hendry Robt. D. S6 Oan st. Ipswic~ StQCkbridge Jas. 74 Whiting st. Bwry
 TRA.DES nffiECTORY.]
Sudbury Bread &; Supply Co. Lim. 28
Market hill, Sudbury
Sullivan A.&Son,r8r London rd.Lwstft
Taylor MissE.A. 5 Up.Brook st.Ipswch
Taylor G. High st. Hadleigh R'S.O
Teani Pietro, Orwell road, Felixstowe
Thompson W. 34&36 Tavern st.Ipswch
Thrower O. H. 17 Bevan st. Lowestoft
Took Jas. Thoroughfare. Halesworth
Took Rt. A. New Market pI. Beccles
Twaites H. 71 Princes street, Ipswich
Ulmer Frederick, 6 King st. Sudbury
Wade Miss A. Thoroughfare,Woodbdg
WaIler R. & W. 3 & 4 Pier ter.Lwstft
Wheeler Ernest, 28 Great Colman st.
&; 5 Tacket street, Ipswich
White Wm. Bury street, Stowmarket
Wilcox Robert, Low street, Hoxne, Eye
Wingfield Thos. 70 Northgate st.Bury
Wright &; Nanton, 98 High st. Sthwld
Wright James, Broad st. Eye
Wyatt Charles, Smallgate st. Beccles
Wyatb R 53 St. Matthew'a at.Ipswich
Yoapp Arthur Valentine, 13 Westgate
street &; 12 &; 14 St. Peter's street.
Ipswich
CONTRACTORS.
Aldous Thomas (mail). Debenham,
StowmarkelI
.Aldous Wm. East Bergholt, Colchestr
Allen FrOO, Quay 6t. Woodbridge
• ·lIen Frederick James (exors. of),
Station road, Beccles
Ashby John, Mill Road joinery works
& High 8treet, Lowestoft
Bareham WHlde, Clare RS.O
Barrell George, Quay ·st. Woodbridge
Beckett Alfred George, Carlton
Colville, Lowestoft
JJedwell & Parker. Wollaston rd.Lwstft
Bennett FM, New St. works, Ipswich
Bilby William, Melton, Woodbridge
Blowers Henry B. I I Lorne road,
Bouthwold
Botwright A.D.Up. OIland st. Bungay
Boyce Oharles, 8 Church terrace &;
Railway station, Bury
'Brady & Todd, Kendal Road works,
Kirkley, Lowestoft
Eush &; Dryburgh, London rd.Lw.stft
Dadge Herbert, HaTtest, BuTy
Oalver WaIter, Ilketshall St. Andrew,
Bungay
'Carter Benjam.in H. & Son, 14, 16 &; 18
Victoria street, Southwold
'Carter &; Son, Saxmundham
<Jhandler &; Sons, Fressingfield,
Harleston
()ole Rbt. J. 14 Grey Friars rd.Ipswh
'Oook John, Grundisburgh, WOQdbridge
'Cooper Alfred, Prospect 8t. Ipswich
Cutting &; Sons, Saxmundham
Dale Harry, Wickham Market
Double George, Kirby st. Ipswich
'Downing Br{)thers, Norton, Bury
Downing Hentry &; Sons, No.rton, Bury
Downs &; Stephenson, High street,
Hadleigh R.S.O
'Dunn G. A. &; Son, Denmark rd.
Beccles
Elliott George, Forward green,
Stowmarket
Ellis Wallace, Wenhaston, Halesworth
EIsey George; workshops, back af
St. Loona.rd's I'd. Kirkley, Lowestft
Ennals Mrs. Henrietta Jane, Bures ho.
&; Dalton's wharf, Bures St. Mary
'It.S.O
Fairhead A. Tunstall, Wickbam Markt
Footer Martin, 15 St. Andrew's st.
Dorth, Bury
Fosdike John, Victoria rd. Woodbridge
Frost Hy. Geo. Out Westgate, Bury
Gibbs Wm. Hy. &; Son, Leiston R.S.O
Girling Robert, Wellington st. Ipswich
Goading H. &; Son, Mendlesham,
Stowmarket; &; Ipswich st.Stwmkt
Gooding Herbert, Debenham, Stwmkt
SUFFOLK.
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Grimwood George &; Sons. Acton sq.
Sudbury
Hamilton S. H. 72 Guildford st.Bury
Hayward H. Saxmundham. See advt
Hmdes E. J. Station road. Beccles
Hogg &; Son, Coney Weston, Bury
HurrelI Hobert. Ixworth, Bury
Hyam Albt. C. Thetford rd. Brandon
Ja.rvis WilIiam George, Cavendish rd.
Clare RS.O
Johnson George, Queen's rd. Beccle&
Kenney George A. Army WOrks, Bur-
rell street, Ipswich
Kettle H. G. (mail), Bildeston RS.O
Knowles G.O.High st.Aldeburgli R.S.O
Lebbon Thomas, Hopton, Thetford
Lilly WaIter Gent, High st. Wren-
tham, 'Wangford R.S.O
Ll1ckwood N. Walpole, Halesworth
Mayes Abraham, Alderton, Woodbrdg
Middleditch Henry, Ba['dwell, Bury
Mount31in Frederick James, Yoxford.
Saxmundham; & at Darsham
Mulley James W. Elmswell. Bury
Pawsey Mrs. Frederick. 7 Ohalk
lane, Bury
Pearce Frederick W. Lime Kiln
quay, Woodbridge
Pickess Maurice. Capel St. Mary,
Ipswich
Pooley Frederick, Leiston R.8.0
Robinson Arthur, 41 Well st. Bury
Sharman J.(mail),OrfOTd,Wckhm.Mkt
Shillitoe In. .& Son, College. la. Bury
Skuffham Harry A. Castle st. Eye
Smith WaIter Ingram, Quay street,
. Woodbridge . Lawton, manager; Wm. Ramsey,
Sparrow Chas. Debenham, Stowmarkt
Sturgeon Brothers (for steam cultivat-
fig, hauling &; steam sa.wing), Stan-
ton, Burv
Swatman i. &; B. Milton rd. Lowestft
Taylor Alfred, Milton I'd. Stowmarket
Thake H. F. Oamps road, Haverhill
Webb Thomas, Nayland, Colchester
Welham James, Rintlesham, Ipswich
Welham John, Commercial rd. Lwstft
Wheeler Wm. East Bergholt, Clchstr
Whitaker Geo. Wm. Halifax ho.Ipswh
Wood George &; S01lJS, Steam saw
mills Brandon
Youn~an G. W. 75 Oxford rd.Lwstft
CONV ALESCENT HOME.
Addenbrookes Hospital (Cambridge)
Convalescent Home (Miss Toms,
matron), Felixstowe
CONVENTS.
Convent of Jesus &; Mary, Albilm hill,
Woodbridge road, Ipswich
St. Catherine's Convent (Rev. Mother,
Sister Mary .Albert), Grange Toad,
Beccles
St. Mary',s Abbey Convent, East
Bergholt, Colchester
CO OPERATIVE STORES
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Assington Industrial Co-<>perative So-
ciety Limited (Harry Chatters,
manager), Assington, Colchester
Beccles Working Men's Co-operative
Association (Oliver .Aldis,sec.),Small- Swan &; Crowe, Whapload rd.Lowstft
gate street, Beccles
Beocles Wor16ng Men's Co-operative
Association Limited (Bungay branch)
(Harry Johnson, manager),St.Mary's
street, Bungay
Brandon Co-operartive Stores Limit-ed
(Robert Easling, manager), London Whittle James. Queen street, Had-
road, Brandon
Bury St. Edmunds Industrial Go-
operative ProV'ision Society Limited
(Robert Protheroe, sec.), 20 Brent· Mort.Qn Robert &; Co. Trent works,
govel street, Bury
Finborough Co-operative Society Lim.
grocers (Thos. Pollard, manager),
Great Finborough, Stowmarket
COP 449
Haverhill Industrial Co-operative So-
ciety Limited (Cha.rles Spicer. sec.).
4> 5 k 6 Peas hill &; High street.
Haverhill
Ipswich Industrial Co-operative So-
dety Limited (Frank Edmund
Widdowson, sec.; Harry Read,
manager); central stOTes. 38 &; 40
Carr s.treet, Ipswich; branches (J.
R Brown, manager), Vernon street.
Stoke; (George Day, manager),
BramfOO'd road; (Alfred Pittock,
manager), Cauldwell Hall road;
(W. Rowland, manager), Fore ham-
~et; (F. O. Dorling, manager), Hol-
brook AI; (A. Bloomfield, manager).
High street, Hadlelgh
Kirton Co-operative Stores (William
Ramsey, SOO')I Kirton, Trimley S.O
Lakenheath Equitable Co-operative
Society Limited(John Henry Bullen,
sec.; .Alfred Walter Bearrcock, mans-
ger), !Lakenhea.th, Brandon
Leiston Industrial Co-operative So-
ciety Limited (Thomas Shearing,
sec.; James Butcher,manager),Leis-
ton R.S.O
Lowestoft Co-operative Stores Lim.
(W. M. AIDey. sec.), Uapham road,
Lowestoft
Stcwmarket Co-operative Soc. Lim.
(Wm. Wade, sec.), Bury st.Stwmkt
Sudbury Industrial Co-operative Soc.
Limited (James Hayward. sec.), 42
North street, Sudbury
Walton Co-operative Stores (Alfred
sec.), Walton, Ipswich
Wickham Co-opel'9tive Store!l (H.
Smith, manager), Wickham Market
W oodbridge Industrial Co-operative
Society Limited (H. W. Scolding,
sec.; William Evans, managOO'),Mar-
ket hill. Woodbrid.ge
COOPERS.
Ashford J.Saxtead, Framlinghm.RS.O
Ba!dry James, Leiston R.S.O
BrIghtwell G. Tunstall, Wlckham Mkt
Bl'own Wm. 51 Ringham rd. Ipswich
Bulloch WaIter J. Palgrave, Diss
Oard .Geo. Whllpload .rd. Lowesto~t
Downmg Robert, 7 Fnars rd. IpSWIch
Dykes Alexander, Back lane, Eye
Fa,iers Thoma's. Nayland, Colchester
Goddard Geo. Wetheringsett, Stwmkt
Hayward Mrs. M. Fen lane, Beccles
Hitchcock E. 28 Gainsborough street,
Sudbury
Hurn W~lliam, 12.2 Fore street, St.
Clement's, IpSWich
Kent Frdk. T. Quay st. Halesworth
King Wm. 13 Market pI. Southwold
Last Wm. Fras. Debenham, Stowmkt
Pipe Mrs. E. Grundisb'~l".gh, Woodbdg
Plunkett J. 44 &; 46 Prmces st.Ipswch
Reynalds C. H. &; Co. Limited (fish
barrels &c.). Walton I'd. Lowestoft
Sharman G. S. Anguish st. Lowestoft
Smith Charles, Debenham, Stowmarkt
Sore F. 22 St. Andrew's st. sth.Bury
Stevens In. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury
Swan Ch'!ls. jun'45 Stevens st.Lowstft
COPPERSMITHS.
Goffin George, Battery Green road le;
St. John's road, Lowestoft
~eigh R.S.O
Burton-on-Trent; makers of brew-
ing coppers &; every description .f
copper work
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CORK CUTTERS. PaIlker &; Godfrey, St. Leonard's road Ford John, Finningham station & Bac.
Bloys &; Son, 45 Friars st. Sudbury &; 214 London road south, Kirkley, ton granaries, Bacton, Stowmarket
Middleditch Mrs. Sarah Ann, 12 St. Lowestoft Freeman Edmund Turner, Hill h011se,
John's street, Bury Peck Robt. 34 St. Helen's st. Ipswich Wenhaston, Halesworlh
Peck Mrs. C. 11 Bridewell la. Bury Pizey Wm. 17 Wherstead rd. Ipswich Freeston Samuel, Bridge st. BaJlgay
Peck Shadrach, Cattle market.Ipswich Raymer J. 2 &; 4 Dog's Head la.Ipswch Fry Edward, Quay, Ipswich
Rayner G. Cross st. Hoxne. Eye Gayford Ernest Robert, Bridge street,
CORK MANUFACTURERS. Reeve &; Son, 79 &; 81 Norwich road. Market place &; Railway station,Had- .
Ohester Lewis, Wilde's Score; res. 35 Ipswich leigh RS.O
Maidstone road, Lowestoft Rich-es Samuel, 66 Rope walk. Ipswich Gibbons .A.1fd. A. Benezet st. Ipswich
Robinson Mrs. Saml. Botesdale, Diss *Goldsmith Brothers, 43 Garland .st.
Wis B. &; Co. 55 &; 56 Minories. Lon- Rudland Edwin Uolborne, Dennington, Bury &; at Thurston Railway station,
d'On &; Liverpool Framlingham Bury
Scarfe Stephen, Boxford. C.olcheM-eo.- Gooch Chas. Chediston st.Halesworth
Smith H. A. 10 Victoria st.Southwold Goodall Mrs. Julia, Queen's rd.Sdbry
Smith Thomas, 14 Mount, Ipswich Gooderham W. P. (exors. of). Monew-
Stubington A. M.Thoroughfare,Wdbdg den. Wickham Marlret
Suttle A. C. Cardinalls rd. Stowmarket Goram William (exors. of) Laxfield,
Suttle B. D. Bridge st. Stowmal'ket Framlingham R.S.O
Tor-bell J'ohn, Cross street, Eye Green W. Raydon mill,Raydn.Hadleigh
Uttin'g John,I5 Mariner's st. Lowesto£t Hancox Henry, Nacton, Ipswich
Vincent James, Metfield, H8Jl'leston Hardy Alfred; office &; steam mills,
r Warner J. A. 49 Hampton rd. Ipswich High street &; Railwaystn, BrandoD
Established 1855; factory, Rua da White Charles. Tunstall. Wickham Ha,rt John: Brook,Thoro'fare,Woodbrdg
• Praia do. Junqueira, Lisbon ~arket . Hayward Alfred &; Son, Woodbridge
COBN & FLOUR DEALERS. Wilson Spencer Horace.29 &; 30 Church Haywwrd Robert Henry, Marlesford,
street. Sudbury Wickham Market
BBckhouse Hy. 16 Risbygate st. Bury Woollard B. Needham Market RS.O Hitchoock Cornelius, Bures roller flOUT
BMker Thomas, Stanton, :!3ury
· h st .Ald b
Bar b er W . H Ig h R S 0 mill. Bures St. Mary RS.O
. e urg . , h CORN & FLOUR MERCHANTS. Hitchcock Thomas &-entice street.
Bwrdwell Hy. D. 81 Rope walk, I p s w . . '
Ba.rkway E. Smallgate oStreet. Beccles Marked thus are Barley Merchants. !,av,enham RS.O,
Barnard H. 35 St.Margaret's st.Ipswh Adams Cornelius, Haughley. Stowmkt Hitchcock WaIter Cooper. Pakenham,
Beart Henry C. Wattisfield. Diss Anness Philip John, Railway station, Bury. . . •
Bennett Ernest Edwwrd, Whepstead, Darsham Saxmundham Hunt Ben]amm, Bentley, IpSWIch
Bury Ardley Th~s. B. Long Melford RS.O *Ipswich Corn Co. (~he). Flint wharl,
Berretb Thomas Henry, Orford, Wick- Bedingfield C. Gool'ge Westhall, New cut east. IpSWICh
ham Market Wangford R . S . O ' Jenning-s BenjamiIIJ Simpson; office,
Berry Mrs. E. C{)tton, StowmllIl'ket Bendall MiI's. Catharine P.The Green. Woolhall street. Bury
Bettle William Selby, Market hill. Mendlesham, Stowmarket Jewers OIiver C. Elmswell, Bury
Woodbridge Bennett E.E.Little -yvhelnetham,Bury K~tt C. H. Wenhaston, Haleswo~
Bevan A. li. 3 St. Matthew's st.lpswch Boyce Wal~'l" Go~dmg. The Bridge, LlDgwO.od Waiter, steam roller m~.
Bunn Benj. Northgate st. Beccles Barton Mills. Mildenhall Barnmgham. Bury
Bush Arthur Henry, Needham mill. Branwhite F. &; SOllS. Chapel house &; Long James. Mells. Wenhaston,
.Harleston Alpheton hal~ Long Melford RS.O HaleswoTth
ButtonF.Station rd.Framlnghm.R.S.O Brunning Riohard. Henry, 4 Upper Marriage '& .Hick~, Southgate roller
Button Joseph William, North Cove, Orwell street. Ipswichl floUil' &; gT:LStJ mills & 37 Abbeygate
Beccles Buckmaster John, Victoria mills Fram- street, Bury
Ohurch Walt. E. Nayland. Colchester lingham R.S.O 'Ma,rston C. Bungay roller mill,Bungay
Cocks Alfd.Webb, Earr-sham st.Bungay Byford Charles Watson, Clare RS.O Maulden J. Bridge street. ~ramling-
Davey Lemon. Bacton~ Stowmarket Byford William, Pightle, Haverhill ham R.S.O. &; Kelsale mills, Sax-
Davey William Scarfe, 19 PoTtman I'd. CalveI' A.. S. Ohediston st. Halesworth mundham
Ipswich &; Felix road. FeIixstowe Chickall T.Wickihambrook,Newmarket :Maxim H. Market pl.Lavenbam R.S.O
Devonish Arth.33 Norwich rd.Ipswich Clarke Edwin George, R.ailway station Meech F~d~. High stre~t, Brandon
England Wm. B. Smallgate st.Beccles &; Castle street, Framlingbam RS.O Melton WIlliam Thos. Bildeston S.O
Everett IsaacW.Ham.ilton rd.Felixstw6 Oollen Daniel Wltr. Elmswell, Bury MitchelI In. J. J. 30 Queen st.Ravrhill
Fe1ixstowe Coal &; Corn 00. (Walter Coller R. & Sons, Melton,Woodbridge; Molton George, Long Melford R.S.O
Ashton. manager); office. The Docks, Railway station, Saxmundham &; *Mortimer Thomas, Quay, Ipswich; &
Felixstowe Water Mill quay. Woodbridge; head at Woodbridge
Gardner Mrs. F. Brettenham, Ipswich office. 'Norwich Mortlock Richard, Clare RS.O
Gathercole Jabez, Lakenheath,Brandn *Cook F. R. &; Co. Stowupland street &; Parker Brothers (Mildenball) Limited,
Gilderslooves H. Fristonl,Saxmundham Victoria roller mills, Stowmarket Lark roller mills, Mildenhall &:; at
Gladwell R.H.Grundisbrgh. Woodbl'dg *Cooper John. Commercial rd.Ipswch Icklingbam &; Barton mls. Mildenbll
Goodrichi E. G. Mill st. Mildenhall Cowel1 &; Co. 36 Fore street, Ipswich Parker Wm. West st. Mildenhall
Gouldby &;Martin, 67 Raglan st. Creasy &; ,Co. Railway station, :FlI'am- Parry James &; Son, .Bridge street 0&
Lowestoft lingham R.S.O Railway station. Halesworth
GreeIll Sam!. J. 67 Bramford rd.lps>wcb Crisp John ill; Son. The Bridge &; Rail- *Paul R. &; W. Limited, Paul's quay~
Groom Chas.T.Westleton,Saxmundhm way station. Beccles Ipswich &; Bury street,Stowmarket;
Bacon H. J. 73 St. Peter's st. Lowstft Cross Herbert. NOTth Cove. Beccles King's Lynn &; Great Yarmouth
Halls Edward. Barrow, Bury Cullum &:; Co. Mellis, Eye; offices, Pells Nathaniel WaIter, Castle roller
Hayward George, Ohurch street &; Station yard, E y e . flour mills &; Tower mill, L<JndoD
Tower mills, Eye CuTtis Etheridge. Quay, Ipswioh road, Becc1es
Hillier F. WaLsham-le-Willows, Bury Cuthbert Henry &; Co. Stowmarket &, Pettitt Jas. St. Andrew's st.8th.Bury
Hillyard Fdk. 79 Princes st. Ipswich at DIss &; Billingford Pierpoint John, 66 Northgate st. Bury
Howen Wm. Martlesham, Woodbridge *Cutting G. E. & J. Steam roller Prentice Thomas &; CQ. Stowmarket;
Hurry Ernest Edward, II9 FOTe mills, Pettaugh, 'Stowmarket &; at Ipswich
street, St. (''lements, Ipswich Dalzell John, Exning, Stowmarket Quint.on D. Needbam MllIl'ket R.S.O
Jolly C. H. 42 Norwich rd. Ipswich Dix Robt. Hy. B. Turret la. Ipswich Read Alfd. Wm. Tower hill,Woodbridge
Kemp :Mrs. Mary, 'Earl Soham. Wick- Easey H. Laxfield, Framlinghm.R.S.O Bead R'obt.Jobn, New Market,Ravens-
ham Market Eastaugh Henry J.South wharf,Lowes- meer &; The Quay, Becc1es &:; St.
Kent R. II2 St. Helens st. Ipswich toft &; at Beccles Switbin's mills. Westwick street,
Large Roht. 92 Tomring st. Lowestoft Edwards Henry &; Son,Tho,roughfare &; Norwich. See advert
Laws Wm. W. Somersham, Ipswich Sun wharf, Woodbridge Robins H. L. Railway station, Biccles
Leech Geo. Orford, Wickham Market ElmeI' Harry, Woolpit, Bury *Robinson Bros. Mellis, Eye; &; at
~Iann Fdk. J. Blyburgate st. Beccles Ennals Robert, Gipping house &:; Bury Botesdale &; Burston, Diss
Maunall James, MeIton, Woodbridge road, Stowma.rket Robinson Jas. Bobby, Botesdale, Diss
;Martin A. T. Mendlesham, Stowmarkt Ennals 'ViIliam Robert, Cross green, Rolfe James &; Sons, 48 St. Andrew's
Money Wm. Jas. Hungate st. Beccles Cockfield, Bury &; Railway station, street south. Bury
Mutimer Chas.Bruisyard,Saxmundhm Little Wbelnetham, Bury Rolph Benj. Lakenheath, Brandon
Newman GeOlI'ge, Chevington, Bury Everitts Limited, Oulton Broad, Rope EdwllJrd. Rope's wharf, Orford,
Xoy William, Castle .street, Fram- Lowestoft Wickham Market; &; at Aldeburgh
lingharn R.S.O Francis F. M. 5 Market hI. Sudbury Row William &; Son. Saxmundham.
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Savill A.
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&; Co. ; offices, G. E. Railway Easy Denj. Ubbenon,

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3axmundham CUTLERS.
station, Eye; &; at G. E. Railway Edwards G. ~o Barnaby grD.Southwold Baxter's Cutlery Stores (J. R. Hooper,
station, Mellis Edwards Robt. Burgh Castle, Yarmth proprietor), 91 St. John's st. Bury
Saye1" James Davey, Troston &; Hen- Goddard Abner, 34 Victoria at. Bury Julings George, Kessingland,Lowestft
grave, Bury Hancy Henry, Nethergate st. Bungay Jullin~s Robert, 94 Pakefield st1"eet,
SeweIl A. H. Aldham. mills, Hadleigh Hancy James, Nethergate It. Bungay Kirkley, Lowestoft
R.S.O.; & Tower mill, Kersey Harve,. Mrs. M.A. Swine'a gm.Beccles Riches W. CordIe, Newgate st. Beccles
Smith Charles & 'Sons, Si. John'. Hemblen Chas. Allotment rd. Bungay Scrivener Edgar S. 2 &; 4 Queen ~t. ;
steam roller mills, Woodbridge road Hickford Mrs. R'ichard, Olare R.S.O iron wareho~ses &; workshops,FrlSrs
& Windmill, Lattice lane, Ipswich. Hood Mrs. M. Nethergate st. Bungay s~reet, Ips~ch
Smith & Girling, London road,Hall!8- Houghton Wm. Burgh CasUe, Yarmth Smlth &; Dame1s, 59 Westgate st.Ipswh
worth; &; at '8outhwold. Jolly William, Nethel'gate st. Bungay CYCLE DEALERS & AGENTS.
Smith: Th{)mas ~ Co. Mark-et place, K;ilby Edward,G:re~t Cornard,Sudbury Adams Frdk.Thoroughfare, Woodbrdg
Hungay; & Elhng-ham, Norfolk Lines. John, SWIne 8 green, Beccles Adams W. L. 319 London road south..
Smith W. & A. &; Bacon Thomas, Rail- Manmng John, 87 CroS8 st. Sudbury Kirkley Lowestoft
w.ay s~ation, Tburston, Bury Marshall J. Horn hill,M.ill rd.Lowestoft Balls Fredk. Thoroughfare, Haleswrtb.
Sm~th Chftord, Northgate st. Bec~les Moss Wm. O;ford, Wlckham Market Boon Fred, 17 Grown street, Ipswich
SmIth Jas. F. Neptune Quay,IpSWlch Ostler Jeremlah, Saxmundham road, Bultitude Arth. G. I I Friars st.lpswch_
Smith John, Weybread, Harleston Framlingham B.S.O Butters C. E. 34 Butter mkt. Ipswich _
, Smith Wilford Geo. Melton, Woodbdg Ottaway Robt. Broad street, Dn.ngay Castell Ohas. Damant,Wickham Markt ,
SonesMrs.Susanna F.Flixton rd.Bn.ngy Playford John, Ingate street, Becc1es Charlish Robert, Earsham st. Bungay
Sou~hgate WaIt. & Son, Quay,Ipswich Prior Chas. J. 15 Lorne I'd. Southwold Coe Chas. Edwd. Stoke, Clare R.S.O .
Southgate H. AIton mill, Ipswich Read Irah Robert, Ravensmeer,Beccles Conis Thomas, Kedington, Haverhill
Spendler Henry George (agent), 34 Read John, Nethergate st. Bungay Cullingford Wm. Bridge st.Halesworth
Duke's Head street, Lowestoft Read Jonathan, Ravensmeer, Becc1es Dawson Frith, Boxford, Clolchester
Squirrell William & Son,Bildeston S.O Roberls William, Hulver ~reet,Wang- Day James D.&; Sons,Needham Market _
Steggall Mrs.D.Stow Upland,Stowmkt ford R . S . O , R.S.O
Taylor Frederick, Haverhill Self Thos. &I E. Ellough rd. Beccles Dazeley Arthur John, 61 London road
Thurman D. Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswich Sharman G. Oakley, Scole (Norfolk) south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Tompson G.& E. R.12 College st.Bury Shettle Thomas William, Ohandos Fellgett William John, East Bergholt,.
Tricker Waiter, Commerce house, dairy, Lambseth street, Eye Colchester
Bramford, Ipswich SoanesGeorge,Beccles common,Beccles Flegg In. Wm. Oulton Broad,Lowestft
Walker W. D. &; A. E. Earsham st. Thacker Geo. Easton, Wiclham 'Markt Garnham Alfred Frederick, 19 St.Mar-
Bungay; &atDitchingham,G~ldp,ston Veasy William, Nethergate st. Bungay garet's green, Ipswich
&; Great Yarmouth Wallman George, Broad st. Bungay Gra.yston Brothers, 'Heveningham,Sax-
WaIler Henry & Sons, Saxmundham Ward Alexander, R'avensmeer, Beccles mundham
WarrenC.&Son,Low.Orwell rd.lpswich CRANE MAKER. Hobrough Bros. Gainsborough road,
Webb F. 'Stowupland st. Stowmarket . Felixstowe
Wells Herbt • W •I Short Brackland
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Bury Atterton John, Iron works, Haverhlll
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J 0hn son Tb'os. 65 St • H I 'SI.
e en t I pawh
Wilson T. W. (exors. of), George st. CRICKET BAT ~NUFACTRS. Manby A1lan (&; repairer), 6911igh st.
Angel street, Bridge. st. High. st. Bussey &; Co. EIswell, Ewy Southwold
Bent0!1 street & Railway statlOn, CRINOLINE MANUFACTRS. Martin AIbert Wm. 13 Crown s~.Ipswh
Hadlelgh R.S.O . . . Money AIbert E. Orwell rd. Felixstowe
Woods, Sadd, Moore &; Co. LiIIllted, Gurteen &; Sons, Haverhill Nice Mrs. Anna Mana, Post Office.
Harbour, Lowestoft; ,& at LOddon CRUCIBLE MANUFACTRS. stores Beyton Bury
YOungman George, 67 High street & Orwell (;ycle C~. (The), Dog's Heltd,
Arnold street, Lowestoft Falcke k Son, Bolingbroke gardens, lane, Ipswich
Battersea, London SW
CORSET MAKERS. Morgan Crucible Co. Limited (The) Parr AIfd. 181 'High street, Lowestoft
.See Stay & Corset Ma-kers. The PatentPlumbago CmclbleCo.); P~trick Wm. ,Henry, ~8 Long st.Ipswh.
sole manufacturers of Morgan's & PItches Cha:x:"es, Exumg, Newmark~
COSTUMIERS. Salamander crucibles k. ;Battersea R~ndell EdwlD, Ixworth, Bury
Corder Frederic, 18 &; 20 Tavern st. works, London SW RIchards0!1 F. P. Thoroughfal'e,
Ipswich Ruel W. H. (established 1751; award W.oodbrld~e. .
Ellis Ernest, Commerce house, North 1851), Garden Wharf lane, Old Robmson William, StatlOn rd.. Becc1~
street, Sudbury Battersea, London SW Rumble Henry, Claydon, IpSWlch
Foreman Miss E. 2 Angel hill, Bury Smith Alexander, Plumbago Crucible Sawyer No~n Arthur, .Alma. street 1&
GardineT &. Co. 28'<1., Tavern street, works (of Glas!J'ow); Lendon dep6t, CommercIal road, Lowestoft
Ipswich. See advert Ford's folly. Battersea SW Sa.wyer Stanley, Wrentham, Wang-
Hall John William, Mansion house, 45 Tatnell E. &; Co. Ford's jelly, Eatter- ford R.S.O. .
Westgate street, Ipswich sea, Lendon SW ScaS1!D.Market hill,Framlinghm.R.S:O
Smith Miss Elizabeth, Regent house, Scopes Fred. A. 26 Falcon st. IpsWlch.
Thoroughfare Woodbridge CRUSHING, PULVERIZING & S'hulver Albert, Lambseth street, Eye
, SEPARATING MACHINERY. Smith C. Withersfield I'd. Haverhill
COTTON WASTE MERCHANT. Askham Bros. &; Wi1son Lim. Sheffield Ste:r;y George A. AIan rd. Ipswich<
Peck WaIter, I Sparhawk st. Dury CURIOSITY DEALERS Tham Edwd.Wm. Bramfleld, Haleswth
• ThornIey Alfred, Bury st. Stowmarket
COTTON & CANVAS BAG Green Saml. &; SOD, SiI. :Ma.rgaret's Townsend Brothers, 41 Cornhill,Bllry
MANUFACTRS. & PRINTERS. plain, Ipswich Waite John, 12a., ,St. Nicholas st.Ipswh
Feltham W. H. & Co. 87 Tooley street, CURRIERS WaIton T. 27 St. Peter's st. Ipswich
London S E ' Webster Fredk. 67 High st. Haverhill
Bailey Walter, ~otesdale, Diss Withers Harold, 60 Carr st. Ipswich
COWKEEPERS. Doughty Fredenck, 10'] &7 log Fore
Absolom George, Oulton, Lowestoft street, St. Clement's. Ipswich CYCLE MANUFACTURERS.
Barnes Thos. North gm. Southwold East Mrs. M. A. 59 North st.Sudbury "Ang-lian" Cycle & Engineering Co_
Baxter George, Mutford, Beccles Freeman T. G. &; Son, Old Market Lim. Anglian works, Stowmarket
Berry A. &; D. I I Curd's lane,Sudbury plain, Lowestoft Bryant Harry Albt. 5 North st.Sudbry-
Berry Harry, Hope cottage, Acton sq. Ipswich Tannery Limited, Bramford Capon &; Co. 91 Tonning st. Lowestoft
Sudbury road, Ipswich Dallinger E. W. 73 Whiting st. Bury
Berry Mrs. J. I Siam pI. Sudbury Ives 1& Sons, Bridge st. Halesworth Gibbons P. J. Blyburgate st. Beocles
BoweIl Geo. Ludgate Causeway, Eye Newman George, Cavendish R.S.O Howes Brothers, 67 London rd. Lowes-
Briggs Wm. Barnaby gm. Southwold Nursey & Son,Upper Olland l!t.Eungay toft; & at Norwich & Yarmouth
Bryant John,. Earnby, Beccles Read F. Fore st. Vramlingham R.S.O Hubart Fredk. 32 Tomline rd.lpswich
Buck John, Cookley, Halesworth Ridley F. 36 St. Andrew'l! st.sth.Bury Kemp W. E. St. Andrew st.Mildenhall
:Buckenham W.Blyburgate st. Beccles Shimmon Fredk. 10 Sparhawk st.Bury Kenyon &; Trott, 31, 33 &; 35 Princes
Copping Harry, Felsham, Bury Sones Ziba, Thoroughfare, Halesworth street, Ipswich
CrawleyMrs.M.A.:Blyburgate st.Beccles Turner W. & A. J. Princes st.lpswich Lion Cycle Co. 163 &; 165 London road
Cross Chas.George st.Hadleigh R.S.O Underwood Hy. 38 .& 40 Upper Brook south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Danford Mrs.S. :B1ackshore,Southwold
Day William, Caxton road, Beccles
I street, Ipswich
tannery, Stowmarket. See advert
I Montgomery &; Co. Orchard st. Bury
Day Arnold James, Church st. Eye Webb & Son, Station road, &; Combs Morris' Cycle WorkS', London roaci
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
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CYCLE MANUFACTURERS-continued. Somerleyt~n. Working Dairy (Joseph Drake William., 92 St. John's st. Bury
Nice Thomas Henry, Butter market. &; John WIlhams, mgr.), 39 London Driver Mrs. E. Station road, Beccles
• St. John's street, Bury road nth. &; 174 London road south, Fisherman's New ,Shelter (Geo. Edwd•
Purr B. H. 35 &; 36 North st. Sudbury Kirkley, Lowestoft Martin, manager), Waveney road,
Ranson Charles,16a, Norwich rd.Ipswh Stetehworth Dairy (John Williams, Lowestoft
R'obinson William, Station rd. ; works,manager),15 &; 16The Traverse,Bury Hardwick J. 7 &; 9 Queen st.Ipswich
Newgate street, Becc1es Tricker Mrs. Oliver, 91 St. Margaret's Hitchcock Geo.Thoroughfare,Woodbdg
Townsend Brothers, 41 Cornhill, Bury street, Ipswich Howard Mrs.S.E.6Dog'sHead la.Ipswh
Twitchett H. C. 98 North st. Sudbury Wangford Dairy Supply, 3 Market Leighton Richard,1I &; 12 Comme'l'cial
Wolmershausen G. 'M. 6 Waveney rd. place &; lOa, Stradbroke rd.Sthwold road, Lowestoft .
Lowestoft Warren George, Newgate st. Eeccles New Aerated Beveragb &; Buffet Co.
Withers Miss L. 32 Orford st. Ipswich Lim. (The), London road, Lowestoft
Price George Limited, Cleveland wks. Woods P. 138 Fore hamlet, Ipswich Orbell Henry, I Station rd. Sudbury
Wolverhampton Worledge Mrs. S. Crabbe st. Ipswich Smith Fredk. Wm. Station rd. Beccles
Wright T. W. 13 & 15 .Alpe st.Ipswch Smith James, Church st. Woodbridge
CYCLE REPAIRERS. Sneezum Wm. 33 Brentgovel st. Bury
Castell Chas. Damant,Wickham Markt DEBT COLLECTORS. Westwood George, 136 Fore street,St.
Fenner George, 74 Fore st. Ipswich Clements, Ipswich
Townsend Brothers, 41 Cornhill, Bury See Collectors-Rent &; Debt. Wheeler Hy. E. I Norwich I'd. Ipswich

DAIRYMEN. DENTISTS. DISINTEGRATOR MANUFRS.

.Alpe Oharles, Quay st. Halesworth Marked thus. are Licentiates in Dental Alexander Herbert &. Co. Queen's
Barker &; Co. I I Waveney rd.Lowestft Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons of engineering works, Water la. Leeds
Bloomfield In. 120 Myrtle rd. Ipswich England. Askham Bros. &; Wilson,Lim.Sheffield
Bumstead R. 24 Waterworks st.Ipswh *
Marked thus is a Lirentiate in Dental
CattermoleI. W.I Whip st. Stoke,Ipswh Surgery of the ROY.Rl College of Surgeons of DOCK PROPRIETORS.
Chevallier Miss Frances, 4 &; 6 North- Edlllb~rgh.. .
gate street, Ipswich Marked thus t are L~('entlates III Dental. FelixstoweDock &; RailwayCo.(Edward
· h J h Wh't h f Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons in HannathWoodmancy,sec.&; manager),
001e F IS er 0 n, I e ouse arm, Ireland office, The Docks, Felixstowe
Kirkley, Lowestoft .
Collen A. E. 127 Be,van st. Lowestoft tBambridgeH. 164 London rd.Lowestft DOG BISCUIT & APPLIANCE
Oook Edward, 191 London road south, !ambridge RB: 29 Friars st. Sud1?ury MANUFACTURERS.
Kirkley, Lowestoft Bascombe Regmald Edward, .Alvmg- Spratt'. Patent Limited, 24 & 25
Cook Saml. 135 'Bramford la. Ipswich ton house, Northgate street, Bury Fenchurch street, London E C. See
Cooper Arth.44 'Brook's Hall rd.Ipswch & at High street, Newmarket advertisement facing commencement
Cooper Char:es, 2 Priory 'st. Ipswich taa.rke G. E. Radnor house, London of County
Cousins Eli, Hopton, Thetford road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Craske Chas. Debenham, Stowmarket *Cole John Fenn, I I Museum street, DOG CAKE DEALER.
Danby Daniel, 'Church Farm dairy, Ipswich Freestol'l Samuel (Spratt's Patent),
Gisleham, Lowestoft Cooper F.T. High st..Aldeburgh R.S.O Bridge street, Bungay
Dowe J. H. 136 Clapham rd. Lowestft *Crasllweller Charles Walton, 3 Hatter
Dunnett H. R. 11 Crown st. Ipswich street, Bury &i Thursday at Market DOG, POULTRY & GAME
Dunnett O. Westerfield rd. Ipswich place, Stowmarket FOOD MANUFACTURERS.
Eastern Counties Dairy Institute (re- Donald A. W. 86 Whiting street,Bury Walker, Harrison '& Garthwaits Lim.
tail branch), 8 Carr street, Ipswich *Fenn-Cole John (see Cole John Fenn) Medland street, Ratcliff, London E
Edwards H. 3 Hamilton rd..Felixstowe Foley S., R.D.S·3 2a , Tavern st. Ipswh
Fisher James, Exning, Newmarket Foster B. W. Thoroughfare, Woodbdg DOMESTIC MACHINERY
Garrod James, jun. 90 &; 92 Norwich Franklin Edwd. 34 Silent st. Ipswich MANUFACTURERS.
road, Ipswich tGostling George James, Ipswich Beard Edward, 3, 3a, King street,
Gillson Thomas,84 High st. Lowestoft street, St-owmarket Butter market; Pantechnicon &i
Goddard F.A. 39 Currier's lane,Ipswh Gostling J. H. Market. pI. Halesworth furniture storage &; workshops,
Goodwin, Foster, Brown Limited, 149 Griggs E. W. High street, Haverhill Crown street &; Tower ramparts;
London road, Lowestoft Horne Ernest, 101 London rd.Lowestft Timber yard, Crown street, Ipswich
Groom Wm.G. Rectory st. Halesworth ~orne John, Market place, Bungay List .Albert, 45 Carr street, Ipswich
Hacon T. 29 Wellington 6t. Ipswich Malone Oharl~s Albert, 18 Low.Brook R'edstone James (dealer), 48 &; 50
Hadenham H. Maidstone rd. Lowestoft * street, IpsWich. Carr street, Ipswich
Haggar .Alfred William, Kenyon street, Penraven, .Allan Fredex;ck, 8 ~t. Ward David (agent), Hall 'Street iron
Stoke, Ipswich Matthew s street, IPSWI~h ~ HIgh works Long Melford R.S.O
Hall Joseph, 13 Albion st. Ipswich street, Saxmundham& VIctona par- '
Hammond John, Norwich rd. Ipswich &de, Felixstowe DOORS & MOULDINGS
Hammond Samuel, II6 St. Helen's Rowbotham Sam Blakey, 30 St. IMPORTERS.
street &; I Regent street, Ipswich Nicholas street, Ipswich
Hardy J. C. New Market pI. Beccles *Snell Norris, I I Museum st. Ipswich Smith Jonas .\ Co. 92 to 9 8 Belvedere
Horsfall William, 70 Spring rd.Ipswch *Stewart JohnWilliamEdward Gordon, road, Lambeth, London SE
Horth Mrs. Susan Westgate, Carlton 12 St. Matthew's etreet, Ipswich
Colville, Lowestoft tStringfie1d William, St.Cyres,London DRAIN PIPE MANUFACTRS.
Hovells Elijah, 227 London rd. 'SOuth, road, Lowestoft; &; (tues. &; fri.) at Cook Wm. (red), Melton Woodbridge
Kirkley, Lowestoft 2 Station road, Beccles &; (thurs.) Dixon Thomas (exors. of), Debenham,
Lant Arth. 57 St. Matthew's st.Ipswh 10 Trinity street, Southwold Stowmarket
'Ling A. 28 Woodbridge road, Ipswich Tindall Chas. 18 Westgate st. Ipswch Gibbons Edward C. Shotley, Ipswich
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, I'I4 Lon- *Tracy «\ *Son, 25 Westgate street, Helmingham Brick Work's(Lord Tolle-
don road, Lowestoft Ipswich &; Thoroughfare,Woodbrdge mache, proprietor; William Last,
Morphey H. H. 29 Friars st. Ipswich tTracy Humphrey !Wingfield, Chantrey mngr.), Helmingham, Stowmarket
Nunn J. S. 32 Abbeygate street, Bury house, Hatter street, Bury; &; (at- Mason &; Son, Withersfield,Newmarket
Page Hy. 35 Blanche street, Ipswich tends thurs.),26 lMarket hl.Sudbury Newson Samuel &; Sons, Benhall,Sax-
Parker Cha.rles, 26 Northgate st. Bury Winson C.Trevelyan,Station rd.Beccles mundham; &; at Snape &; Kelsale
Reeve Geo. 5 &i 7 .Albert st. Lowestoft Peddar Philip ebas. N. Woolpit, Bury
Raper Wm. 3 Victoria street, Ipswich Turner Henry (trustees of), (George
DINING ROOMS. Bonner, mangr.), Winston,Stowmrkt
Rose Wm. 27 Friars street, Sudbury
SOOd F. J. no Victoria street,Ipswich Adnams &; Co. Limited, Market place, Wilson G.H., D.L.,J.P. Botesdale,Diss
Sage Mrs. John, Botesdale, Diss Southwold Wright George &; Son, Woolpit, Bury
Scott W. B. Camps road, Haverhill Armitage Thomas, 59 Fore street, St.
Shettle Thomas William, Chandos Clement's, Ipswich DRAIN PIPE MERCHANTS.
dairy, Lambseth street, Eye Ball Mrs. Ruth, 9 Suffolk rd. Lowestft Rust John William, St. John's road,
Shipp Josiah, 22 Spring road, Ipswich Canna. In. 13 &; 15 Orwell pUpswch Bungay; depots, Harleston &; Hales-
Shipp Robel"t,153 Spring road,Ipswich CIowe L. Battmy Green ro. Lowes- worth
Simond'8 Robert B. 221 London road Wft. See advert Saul Thomas &; Son,Commercial road,
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Coleman Mrs. Mal'tha .Alice, 133 Lowestoft; &; at Yarmouth
Smith C. C. Hamilton rd. Felixstowe London road, Lowestoft Smith Peter, sen. Woodbridge road,
Smith Robert, Leiston R.S.O· Cornhill 'Resta.urant (Limmer l& Pipe, Framlingham R.S.O
Smith William, Back hamlet, Ipswich propcietors), 1 &; 3 Cornhill, Ip!lwich Watson John, 39 Crown street, Bury
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DB.APERS-WHOLESALE. Burrows J. High st. Leiston B.S.O DUllnett J. Grundisburgh, Woodbrdge
Brand &; Sons, Friendly house, 28, 30, Burton James, Blythburgh, Haleswrth Dupont E. W. Ipswich st. Stowmarkt
3 2 , 34 &; 36 Tacket street, Ipswich Butcher Alfred, Clare R.S.O *tEaster Edward M. Norton, Bury
Roe &; Co. :Market place, Halesworth Butciler Oha.rles, Riclringhall Inferior, Ecclest{)oo &; Son, Mill st. Mildenhall
DiM; &; Botesdale, Diss Ellis Emest, Commerce house, North
Rotherham Jeremiah &; Co. Limited Butcher E. High st. AMeburgb RS.O street, Sudbury
(drapery warehousemen), 80 to 91 Button Jsph.Wm. North Cove,Beccles Ellis Henry, Ipswich road, Stonham
Shoreditch, London NE Button Percy F. IIO &; IU High AspaU, Stowmarket
DRAPERS. street, Lowestoft Ellis John, Wwngford R.S.O
Marked thus'" are Linen Drapers. Button WaIt. V. Fressingfield,Harlstn EIsey Ira, Thurston, Bury
Marked thus t are Woollen Drapers. Oadge Alfred, Long Melford RS.O Emmett James Christoph~r, Peasen.
Marked thus t are Travelling Drapers. Cady Horace Walton Ipswich hall Saxmundham
Marked thus § are Fancy Drapers. Caines E. :M. 'Westleto~, Saxmundhm Engli;h Mrs. Ann Maria, 16 &; 18
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Abbott Henry, Debenham,Stowma~ket Campbell D. St. Nicholas st. Ipswich Queen street, Ipswich
Aldous Alfred Percy,Post office, Wmg- Carrington Henry, Oockfield, Bury Etridge Miss Alice, Badingham,Fram-
field, Harleston Carter Charles, Long Me1ford R.S.O lingham R. S.O
Aldrich &; Bryant, Botesdale, Diss Chamberlain C. &; Son, Hopton,Thtfd Evered John J. Chevington, Bury
Alld.is.tH. (exors. of), Monk's Eleigh, Chandler Miss F. D. Rattlesden,Bury Fallowfield George, 27 Cornhill, Bury
Bildeston S.O *Chaplin C. A. &; J. F. Nee3ham Mar- Farrow Samuel, Wangford R.S.O
AlIen &; Burton,Thetford road,Brandon ket R.S.O Felton Chas. Fras. 7 Cornhill, Bury
Andrews Alfred James Wayling, Post Chapman osborne, High st. Brendon Fenn John, 85 Lawson road, Kirkley,
office, Kelsale, Saxmundham Chapman Wm. Orford, Wickhm.Mkt Lowestoft
Andrews John,Rendham,Saxmundham Chapman Wm. M. 68 High st.Lowstft tFerguson John, Hospital rd. Bury
Andrews In.O. Capel St. Nary, Ipswch Chinery N. G. Long Melford R.S.O *Fish Frederick &; Son, 46 &; 48 Tavern
Anley Frederick, 2II &; 213 London rd. Churchyard Charles Frederick, High st.; manufactory,62 Carr st.Ipswch
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft street, Hadleigh RS.O Fisher Mrs. W. B.Orwell rd.Felixstw
Arbourn Charles, jun. The Green, Clamp William, jun. Walsham-Ie- Fisk G. Church st. Framlnghm.R.S.o-
Mendlesham, Stowma.rket Willows, Bury Fiske Samuel Hy. Hopton, Thetford
Amold &; Son, High st.Hadleigh R.S.O Clamp Wm. E. Old Newton, Stwmkt §Footman, Pretty &; Co. wholesale-
AsW'ord Henry, Claydon, Ipswicb *Clare H. 4 & 6 Haward st. Lowestft &; retail drapers &; silk mercers,.
Ashley Goorge E. Icklingham, Mildnhll Clark Hugh, Cavendish RS.O linen, manchester &; carpet ware-
§.Askew Miss F. Market pI. Bungay *tClark Jas. New Market pt Beccles housemen, funeral furnlisbers, sew-
Attewell :Miss Jane Ann, 161 Felix- Cllbrke Ol...-ar'.es William, Worling- ing machine agents &> complete---
stowe road, Ipswich worth, Wickham Market house furnishers, Waterloo house,
Bagley Jas. Needham Market R.S.O Clarke Edwa,rd, Thorndon, Eye Ipswich; Tavern st. Stowmarket;
*Baker A. I&; Son, Manchester house, Clarke Robert J. Glemsford R.S.O & at Braintree &; Thoroughfare,.
King street, Sudbury *tOI'<IiXton Wait. Lakenheath, Brandon Woodbridge
Baker Mrs. H. Tunstall, Wckhm.Mkt Clingo William A. Wortham, Diss Foreman Ebenezer, Lidgate, Newmkt-:
Baker :Miss S. 38 Norwich I'd. Ipswich Cobbald H. M. 5 Pier ter. Lowestoft *Fuller Mrs. C. Pakenham, Bury
Baldry WaIter Charles, High street, Cobbald Sidney Walter, Walpo1e, Game Alfred, Glemsford R.S.O
Debenham, Stowmarket Halesworth Gardiner Samuel, Post office, Wey~-
Balls :Miss M. Sibton, Saxmundham *Cocks &; Son, Ea.rsham st. Bungay bread, Harleston
Barham J. Middleton, ISaxmundham Coleman Elijah &; Son, Cross street, Gardner Alfred, Boxford, Colchester .
Barkway F. M. 42 Abbeygate at.Bury Hoxne, Eye Gathercole W. Middleton,Saxmundhm·.
Barnes Hy. J. Thoro'fare, Woodbrdge Collins Amold Henry, 22 Fore street, Gibbs Oha..,. A. Brockford, StoWIna'kt
Baskett WiUiam, Glenham Parva, St. Clement's, Ipswich &; 48 Nor- Gibbs Joseph, Bildesron S.O
Wickham Market wich road, Ipswich Gibbs Silas Modlin, High street, .
Bean A. E. Thornham Magna, Eye Collins Mrs. C. Orford, Wickham Mkt Saxmundham
Bean M'l'S. CIara, Hepworth, Diss Cook Robert Hy'att &; Co. High st. Gibson George Henry, High street,.
Beart J ames &; Son, Felixstowe drapery Hadleigh R. S. 0 Brandon
bazaar, 6 & 7 IVictoria par.Felixstwe Cook AlIen, Bures St. Mary RS.O ~Gilbert Edwd. 'V.29 TaveTD st.Ipswh .
Bedingfield H. Westhall, Wangfd.R.S.O Cook A. J. Benhall, Saxmundham Girling I. F. Trimley St. Mary S.O
Belderson Jas. Fressingfield, Harleston Cooper Sidney, 7 High st. Haverhill Girling William, Stradbroke, Eye
Bendall A. A. Yoxford, 'Saxmundbam *Corder Frederic, 18 &; 20 Tavern Goat C. 53 Gainsborough st. Sudbury'
Berridge William, Redgrave, Diss street, Ipswich Goate S. J. Low. Olland st. Bungay'
. *t§Best Chas. Alfd. 230nnhill, Eury Cornisb Mrs. Elizabeth, 194 London Gobbitt Henry Sutton, High street...
Bird Edwin, Finningbam, Stowmarket road south, Kirkll'y, Lowestoft Saxmundham
Bird Miss J. u6a, Fore hamlet, Ipswh Cornwell Wm. Wenhastoll. Halesworth Godbold George, Felsham, Bury
Bixby IWbt. Wm. Ousden, Newmrkt Cowles Robe.rt William, 44 &; 45 Ton- tGooding Fdk. Debenham,Stowmarket
§Blund€ll'field Mrs. Emma, N orthgate ning street, Lowestoft *Goodwin C.J. Thoroughfare,Haleswth
street, BeccIes Crickmore John, Bi:deston S.O Goodwin Mrs. Elizabeth, 96 Oxford
Bocock J. Market pI. Lavnhm.R.S.O Crickmore John, Ha.rtest, Bury road, Lowestoft
tBorrett Alfd.Jn. Bra.mfi.eld, Haleswth Crisp .Tames, Pakefield, Lowestoft Goody Geo. Marrket hill, Clare R.S.O
BoviIl Fredk. <reo. Bramf()rd, Ipswich Cross Arthur George, 37, 39 ~ 41 Gray Geo. 49 Churchgate st. Bury
Bowles Frdk. 33 IMarket hill, Sudbury Tavern street, Ipswich Green Mrs. L. 153 London rd.Lowstft
Bowyer Herbert, Kedington, Haverhill Crowe Davy, Bawdsey, Woodbridge Green Wm. East Bergholt, Oolchestel"
*Bowyer Wm. Blyburgate st. Beccles CuIlum D. Wickhgm Skeith, Eye *tGrimmer Hy. Thos. Ixworth, Bury
tBoyes G.C. 79 Beresford rd..Lowestoft Cullum Sam.l. In. Alderton, Woodbdg Hadingham Arthur, Post office, Met-·
Brame Wm. Trimley St. Martin S.O Curl Bros. 159 London rd. Lowestoft field, Harleston
Brand &; Sons, 28, 30, 32, 34 &; 36 Curtis Dennis Wm. Debenham, Stow- *§Hall John W. Mansion house, 45"7
Tacke.t street, Ipswich market: &; Bury st. Stowmarket Westgate street, Ipswich
Brewster Ambrose, Brettenham,Ips-wh Cutting Alfred &; Miles, Mendlesham, Halls Chas. L. Drinkstone, Bury
Bridge Hy. &; Sons,Withersfld.Nwmkt Stowmarket Halls Marquis W.Wetherden,Stwmrk";
Brighton &; Hllll'tley, Saxmund·ham Cutting Arthur, Yoxford, Saxmndhm Hambling W. F. Snape, Saxmundham'
*Brock Geo. Kessingland, Lowestoft DalzelI John, Exning, Newm.a.rket Hamer Emest Tildall, High street...
Brook William, Hitcham, Ipswich Danby William, Elmswell, Bury Aldeburgh RS.O
*t§Brooks W. New Market pI.Beccles Davy Thomas James, Saxtead, Fram- Hammond Richd. R. Church st. Eye-
tBrown Henry Lewis &; Herbert, lingham R.S.O Hancock Bros. 43 Up.Brook st.Ipswch
Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Debney H. J. &; Sons, South green &; Harper C. Charsfield, Wickham MrH
*§Brown Henry Frederick, Manchester I I Stradbroke road, Southwold; &; *Harvey William George, Chediston
house, Halesworth at Walberswick, Southwold street, Halesworth
Brown Mrs. S. A. Friston, Sxmndhm Deeks D. R n6 Woodbridge rd.lpswh Haward Oharles John, Post office,
Brown Wm. Morris, Hitcham, Ipswch Dee~s Geo. Moulton, Newmarket Heveningham, Saxmulldham
*tBrundle T. &; Son, High st. Wren- Denny T. S. 2 Market pt Southwold Hawes Jas. Up. OlIand st. Bungay
tham, Wangford RS.O Diaper Felgate, Tostock, Bury Hazlewood RW.Butley,Wickham MU
Buckingham WilIiam Geo. Brundish, Diaper Wa.It. High st.LavenhamR.S.O Head Jas. W. Stansfield, Clare RS.O
Framlingham RS.O Dines H. W. Bures St. Mary R.8.0 Hill Robert Wm. B~ldeston S.O
Bulling In. 25 .Abbey,gate st. Bury Disbrey Robert, Boyton, Woodbridge Hill W. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O
Bumpstead Frederick William, North- tDowns Harry, Clare R.S.O Hindes Wm.!'. Navland, Oolchester
gate street &; Ravensmeer, Becc1es *tDraper David G. Beck Row, Soham *Hinds Arthur, West row, Mildenhall
Burgess F. E. 90 !High st. Lowestoft Driver Geo. Thoroughfare, Woodbrdg Hinds Wm. Wickbambrook, Newmrk~
Burrell Arth. Wm. Pakefield, Lowestft. Dunnett Mrs Ernma, Melton,Woodbdg *tHousehold W. T. Lakenhth.Brandn
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DRAPERs-continued.
Howe George Edwd. Leiston R.S.O
Howe J. Stoke-by-Nayland, Co[chestr
HubbaI'd Chas. Whatfield, Ipswich
Hubbard James, Wenhaston,Haleswth
Humphrey Misses Matilda &; Emily,
The Green, Palgrave, Diss
§*tHunt Walter, Broad. street, Eye
Hunter William, 1 Waveney terrace,
Oarlton ColviUe, Lowestoft
Huson ArtJhur Gee. Bildeston S.O
Huson William W. Gazeley, Newmrkt
Inee Harry George, DIare n.S.O
. Ince Herbert, Hartest, Bury
Jams Thos. 37 High st. Haverhill
*Jary G. H. 71 & 73 F()re st. Ipswich
*Johnson Herbert, IrO AJan rd.Ipswch
;t:Johnstone J. I Ashby rd. Lowestoft
Jollye &; Son, Walsham-Ie-Willows,Bry
-*§Joy Robert Sizer, 29 Market hill,
Sudbury'
Jude G.Market pI.Framlingham RS.O
Keeble Edwin Oockel,Glemsford RS.O
"*tKeen Harry Wm.Badwell Ash, Bury
Keepin John, Kedington, Haverhill
Kerridge S. East Bergholt, Colchester
Kerry William In. Gislingham, Eye
Kindred Fredk.W. 15 Queen st.Havrhll
King WaIter, Chelmondiston, Ipswich
*Kittle Mrs. L. Exchange sq. Beccles
*Knevett J.P.Fressingfield, Harleston
Knights H. &; A. Farnham, Saxmndhm
Large H. 8 Tonning st. Lowestoft
Last Harold O. Nayland, Colchester
La.wrence John Bowren, Stratford St.
Mary, Colchester
Lawrence Wm. C. Long Melford R.S.O
Laws A. A. OfIton, Ipswich
La.ws Albert, Bures St. Mary RS.O
Laws Alfred Arthur, OfIton
Lee Mrs. Emma J. Marlesford, Wick-
ham }'furket
Leech Henry Jfts. Higham, Bury
Le Grice Samuel,New market, Beccles
"*Lenny Henry David, 33 &; 35 St.
Nicholas street, Ipswich
1Leslie John, 18 Chapel st. Lowestoft
Lewis Patrick J.Carltn.ColvilIe,Lwstft
Lilly Herbert H. Wortham, Diss
Lines William M. Crowfield, Ipswich
§Livock Thomas, 14 Carr st. Ipswich
Long Robert, 130 &; 131 Bevan street,
Lowestoft
Lord Mrs. L'79 St.Helens st. Ipswich
*§Lush Bros. 20 Market hI. Sudbury
*1"Lynn Nelson, Great .A.shfield, Bury
tMaclaren Oolin, West st. Mildenhall
tMaclaren Duncan, High st.Mildenhall
:tMaclaren John T. 39 Well st. Bury
tMcMurray James, 10 AJpe st. Ipswch
·tMcQueen A. R. 74 Beresford road,
Lowestoft
Main John, 55 St. Matthew's st. Ipswh
"Mallett "\V.Earl Soham, Wickham Mkt
Mansfield George,Hundon,Clare RS.O
:Markwell J.Earl Soham,Wickharn Mkt
~arsh Benjamin B. Mellis, Eye
1\furtin .Albert Edward, Cattawade,
Branhham, Manningtree.
Mash William (exors. of), Haughley,
,stowmarket
:Mason Frank &; Benj. Woolpit, Bury
Mason Frank J. 19 Tavern st.Ipswich
~'[astel'ton Frederick, 164 London road
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
*tiMiddleditch 'EI. Bardwell, Bury
Middleditch Wm. Ixworth, Bury
Minter Robt. Huntingfield, Halep:wrth
Minter Thomas, Wickham Market
Minter William, Blaxhall, Wickham
Market
Mobbs Wm. Rt. Cratfield, Halesworth
Moore M. S. 17 High st. Haverhill
Moore William, Thorndon, Eye
§Morley Otho, West row, Mildenball
Morris Joseph, 1 Orwell place,Ipswich
:\'[ortimer Charles, Stoke-by-Nayland,
Colchester
Mortimer Ebenezer, Mellis, Eye
~foss Henry, 25 Market place &; 1&;3
East street, Southwold
Mullen Wm. Ths. Long ~Ilelford R.S.O
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Munford.&; Co. 23 &; 25 High street,
Haverhill
Munro William, 16 St.Helen's st.Ipswb
Mutimer Henry, Otley, Ipswich
Neep Frank, High street, Brandon
Nesling Arthur, Victoria par.Felixstwe
Nesling William, Wick'ham Market
Newman John, Bramfield, Halesworth
Newson H. C. Peasenhall,Saxmundhm
Newson Isase, Westleton, Saxmundb.m
Newson Oliver, Sweffling, Saxmundhm
Newson Miss ~.E.78Bevan st.Lowstft
Newson W. Theberton, Leiston R.S.O
*Owers Frederick, 200 &; 202 London
road south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Owles John T. Cratfield, Halesworth
Page &; Sons, Debenham, Stowmarket
Palmer Henry, Rougham, Bury
Pargeter F. T. Hundon, Clare RS.O
*Parker Benj. B6 High st. Lowestoft
Parker Charles, Mutford, Beccles
*Paviour &; Co. 1&;3 Upper Brook
street &; 2 &i 4 Carr st. Ipswich
Pearl Harry, E1mswell, Bury
*Pepper Harry Frank Roberts, Black
heath, Wenhaston, Halesworth
Perry &; Mowl, Exning, Newmarket
Peteh Reginald, Hopton, Thetford
Phillips Alfred, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Pinkney Fredk. Walpole, Halesworth
Pipe A. J. 2~ Wherstead I'd. Ipswich
Pipe Mrs. Elizh. Jane, Otley, Ipswich
*Plumpton William &; Sons, 36 Butter
market &; 9 Abbeygate st. Bury
Pollard Thomag J. Hopton, Thetford
*Potter Henry N. Norton, Bury
tPratt John &; 00. Limited, 69 &; 71
St. Matthew's street &; 93 &; 95
Fore street, Ipswich
fPratt David, 7 Ainslie road, Ipswich
Preston Bros. Market pI. Stowmarket
*Pretty Edward &; Co. 12 &; 13 Butter
market &; 5 The Traverse, Bury
*§Price Richd. Sheepgate st. Beccles
*Pulham S.T.Thoroughfare,Woodbrdg
*tPulham Wil1iam, Sapiston, Bury
Purkis Charles, Great Thurlow S.O
Radley Frederick, Wattisfield, Diss
tRae James, loB Risbygate st. Bury
tRae James, 2 The Croft, Sudbury
tRae Thos. R. 75 Guildhall st. Bury
Reynolds Stphn.Wm.Market pl.Sthwld
Riches Albert, Brandeston, Wickham
Market
Richold M.TheGrn.Long Melfrd.R.S.O
Riddlelsdell Wm. Boxford, Colchester
Ridley Miss 8.J.14 The Traverile,Bury
Rivers WaIter, Leisron R.S.O
Roberts P.J.Middleton, Saxmundham
Robinson James, Somersham, Ipswich
*t§Roe &; Co. Market pI. Halesworth
Roe Henry, Wickham Market
Ro,gers W,illiam. 61 Fore st. Ipswich
*tRolph Benj. Lakenheath, Brandon
*tRolph Frederick Evan, Lakenheatb,
Brandon
tRoss John, 39 OnoI'd st. Ipswich
*Rottenberrv William Lee, 27 Butter
market, Bury
~Rowling-'A. M. Castle street, Eye
Rudlarid Edwin Oolborne, Dennington,
Framlingham RS.O
Sadd Arth. &; H. Russell st. Ipswich
Sadd W. H.Wrentham,Wangfrd.R.S.O
*tSadler William, Stanton, Bury
Samson S. Laxfield,Framlnghm.RS.O
Savage A. J. Grundisburgh, Woodbrdg
§Sawer Misses Katherine &; Mary,
High street, Leiston R S. 0
Sawer Rt. Eyerllrd, Leiston RS.O
Sawyer Misses Mary Elizabeth &; Annie
Maria, 16 & 19 Guildhall st. Bury
Seaman Waiter, Hepworth, Diss
tSelf John, Wellclose square, Fram-
lingham RS.O
*tShaw George Keeble, Stanton, Bury
Shaw William K. New st. Woodbridge
Simnett A. C. 12 St. John's rd.Lwstft
Smith William &; John, 7 &; 9 St. Mat-
thew's street, Ipswich
*Smith George, 31 St. Matthew's st.
Ipswich
[ KELLY'S
Smith Chas. T. Blundeston,Lowestft
Smith Miss H.I Hamilton rd.Felixstw
Smith Joseph, 40 Abbeygate st. Bury
tSmith Wm. I Cumberland st. Ipswch
Sneezums Samuel George,Washbrook,
Ipswich; &; at Hintlesham
*tSparling M. W. New market,Beccles
*§Spaull William Foyson, New market
&; Exchange square, Beccles
Spencer H. A. East Bergholt,Colchestr
Spooner J. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
*tSpooner William, Tuddenham St.
Mary, Mildenhall
Starling Bros. Market place, Leiston
R.S.O. ; &i High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O
Starling Stephen Morell, Market hill,
Framlingham R.S.O
*tStarr George, Lakenheath, Brandon
*tStiles Geo. Hy. High st.MildenhaU
Storer Mrs. E. Fressingfield, Harlestn
Studd Jonathan Thomas, Friston,
Saxmundham
Taylor James, Bedingfield, Eye
Thatcher H. 14 &; le; North st.Sudbry
*1fI'heobald Edwd. Hy. Ixworth, Bury
*tThirtle John, Market place,Bungay
Thompson Herbert Benjamin, 143
London road, Lowestoft
Tidnam Henry, Homersfield, Harlestn
Torbell Charles, Cross street, Eye
Tricker Mrs. .Alice, Little Thurlow 8.0
Tricker WaIter, Commerce house,
Bramford, Ipswich
Turner WiIliam, Ipswich st. Stowmrkt
Turrell William, Bredfield,Woodbridge
*Tuttle Henry &; Son, Bon Marche,
London road, Lowestoft
Twiddy Stephen, Coddenham, Ipswich
Twitchett E. &; Son, 7 &; 8 Old Market
place, Sudbury
Tye 1. W. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
Utting G. W. Kessingland, Lowestoft
Vince R. S. Monks Eleigh,Bildestn.S.O
Wall John Henry, Walton, Ipswich
Waller A.A.Stratford St.Mary,Olchstr
Waller Thomas, Bruisyard,Saxmndhm
Waller Waiter J. Blundeston,Lowestft
Ward George John, Deben stores,Trim-
ley St. Mary S.O
Watson J. I Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswich
tWatt A. H. 6 Surrey st. Lowestoft
§Watts Herbert, Market place, Beccles
*Weatherall Mrs. Mary, Barningham,
Bury
Webb Enoch, Hawkedon, Bury
Welch J. C. Thoroughfare,Woodbridg.
Wells Chas. G. Finningham,~to",mrkt
Welton J. E. Wrentham,Wangfd.R.S.O
Weston F. E. 223 Rose Hill rd.lpswch
Wheatley Frank R 50 High st.Lowestft
White C. Tunstall, Wickham Market
Wickham John C. Long Melford R.S.O
*Wickins Jas.L.Wenhaston,Halesworth
Wig-htman Hy. &i Son,Market pl.Bungy
Wilden James, Ring-shall. Stowmarket
Welham William, Broad street, Eye
Wills E.& Son,97 & 98 High st.Lowestft
*Winch Chas. F. 37 King st. Sudbury
§Winny Sam!. K. 30 High st.HaverhiU
Wiseman Edward Charles, Chelmon-
diston, Ipswich
Wiseman Wm.Jpnnings. Stutton,Ipswh
Woods Charles, Haughley,Stowmarket
Woods Thos.Francis, Bacton.Stowmrkt
Woodward Wm. Needham Mrkt.R.S.O
Woollard T. R.Wickhambrook,Newmkt
Wright Al'nold B. Bramfield,Haleswrth
Wright George, Yoxford, Saxmundhrn
Whiteley William Limited, 31 to 55 &;
61 Westbourne grove W; &; 147 to
159 Queen's road, London W
,
DRAPERS STATIONERY
WAREHOUSE.
Clements, Newllng & Co. drapers'
stationery, account book, gum ticket,
label & window ticket warehouse,
duplicate bill-head printers, bag
makers, lithographers &;c. &c. 95 &;
96 Wood street, London E C;llst of
prices post free
 TRADES DIRECTORY,] SUFFOLK. DRE 455
DRESSMAKERS. Evans Mrs. E. Orford,Wickham Markt Murton Mrs. M.E.Haughley,Stowmkt
Everitt Miss .A.. Gazeley, Newmarket Newson Mrs. .A.lice, Glyn villa, Mel-
Adam'S Miss .A.. 89 Norwich rd. Ipswich Fakes Miss Caroline, Beyton, Bury ton, Woodbridge
..Amiss Miss .A.. Mill road, Beccles Felgate Miss Eliza, Laxfield, Fram- Newson Mrs . .A.lice Eo ThoroughfaJe,
Annis M;rs. A. Brockford, Stowmarket lingham R.S.O Woodbridge
Aver Mrs. Elizh. 43 Church ter. Bury Field Miss Elizabeth, Providence cot- Newson Miss Sarah, Fairfield road,
A}-ton Mrs. E. Long Melford R.S.O tag-es, London road, Beccles Framlinghnm R.S.O
'Baggot Miss G. 26 Alpha pI. Southwld Finbow Mrs. J. 12 Richmond rd.Ipswh Nicole Miss E. High st.Hadlei~hR.S.O
Baker Mrs. H. Quay ter. Halesworth Finch Miss M. A. Boxford, Colchester Norman MiSSR.126 London rd.IpllwclI.
Baldry Miss K. Church st. Halesworth Fish Frederick & Son, 46 & 48 Tavern Orbell Mrs. Ann, Clare R.S.O
lJanyard Miss Emma, Walsham-Ie-Wil- street, Ipswich Osborn Mrs. Elizabeth, 100 Withers.
lows, Bury Flick Mrs. Emma, Leisoon R.8.0 :field road, Haverhill
Barber Miss E. 89 Rose Hill rd.Ipswch Foakes Misses G.&A.48Friars st.Sud-by Osborne Mrs. M. .A.. High st. Brandon
:Barfleld Miss J. 10 Well street, Bury Fordham Mrs. Annie, Hepworth, Diss Oxborrow Mrs. Mary Ann, Bridge
Barnes Misses Jane &; Mary, Well· FountainMissL.26Tennyson rd.Lowstft street, Framlingham R.S.O
close square, Framlingham R.S.O Fox Misses Amy & Lottie, 64 London Palmer Mrs.A.4 OldMarket st.Lowstft
Bames Miss E.High st.HadleighR.S.O road, Lowestoft Parker Mrs. J. Debenham, Stowmrkt
Barnes Hy.•r. Thoroughfare,Woudbdg Franklin Miss Rose, 66 Denmark rd. Payne L.A.&; M.F.Haughley,Stwmrkt
Bass Miss E. 12 Orford st. Ipswich Lowestoft Peek Miss Maria, 18 Old Foundry rd.
Bedwell Miss Alice, Ingle nook, Felix Freaks Mrs. E. Wingfield st. Bung:ly Ipswich
road, Felixstowe Friend &; Scott, Thoroughfare, Wood- Pemberton Miss Ann,Charsfield,Wick-
Beecroft Miss E. Debenham,Stowmrkt bridge ham Market
Bird Miss Caroline, 46 Well st. Bury Fuller Mrs. Jane, Botesdale, Diss Petch Miss M. Out Northgate, Bury
Bird Miss E. Regent st. Stowmarket Gardner Miss L.J.Debenham,Stowmkt Pettit Mrs.M.A. 24 Brentgovel st. Bry
Bird Mrs.M·48 Croft st.Stoke,IpsWich Garnham MissesJ.&; A.nHigh st.lpswh Phillips Mrs. H. Drinkstone, Bury .
Bloomfield Mrs. Sarah A. Gable house, Garrod Miss A. 99 Burrell rd.lpswich Pinner Miss I. 174 Rose Hi\l rd.Ipswch
Pudding moor, Beccles Garrod Miss Mary, 37 High st.lpswch p:rumpton William &; Sons, Abbeygate
Boggis Miss A. North st. Sudbury Garwood Mrs. S. 19 Burkitt's la.Sudby street, Bury
Bokenham Miss M.lo East st.Southwld Gibbs Miss L. St. John's st. Woodbrdg Pretty Miss A. 40 Fitzroy st. Ipswich
Borrett Mrs. D.M.28 Guildhall st.Bury Gibbs :Mrs. M. Lancaster pI. Beccles Prior Misses G. & K. Clare &,S.O
Bowles Mrs. Charlotte, 95 London rd. Gislingham Miss M. A. 6 Great Cole- Pryke Mrs. I. Barnham, Thetford I I
south, Kirkley, Lowestoft man street, Ipswich Punt Mrs. E. Finningham, Stowmrkt
Brackett Miss S. 15 Station rd.Sudbry Goodchild Mrs. E'39Station rd. Sdbry Rackham Miss C. 30 Raglan st.Lowstft
Btewster Mrs.E. 49 Whiting st. Bury Gosling Miss M.Stowupland st.Stwmkt Reddish MissJ. Church walk,Stwmrkt
Bridges Mrs. Rebecca, Worlingworth, Goulty Mrs. A.55St.John's rd.Lowestft Renaut Mrs.F.2ICommerciaI rd.Ipswh
Wickham Market ' Gowers Miss E. 65 High st. Haverhill Reynolds Miss J. Old market, ·Beccles
Brock Miss EIiza, Thorndon, Eye Goymer Mrs. E. 3 Churchgate st.Bury Ribbans Miss E. 36 Fore st. Ipswich
Brook Miss L. Pakefield, Lowestoft Green Miss K. Nayland, Colchester Rinaud Madame R.220rchard st.Bury
Brooke Miss L.8 Churchgate st. Bury Grimes Miss A.40 St.Helens st.lpswch Ring Mrs. E. 19 North par. Southwold
Brown Mrs. E. 10 Granville st. Ipswich Grimes Miss S. 17 High st. Lowestoft Rissbrook Miss M.A. High st.Brandon
Brown Mrs. J. M. Up.Olland st.Bungay Gunn Miss P. St. John's hill,Woodbrdg Roberts Miss E. 41 High st.Southwold
Bryant F.W.52 London rd. Lowestoft Hall Miss F. 70 Oxford st. Lowestoft Rosbrook Misses M. &; E.Barrow,Bury
Buck Mrs. Harriet Esther, 155 Lon- Hall John William, Mansion house, 45 Rosier Mrs.G. 9 Higher!Baxter st.Bury
don road, Lowestoft Westgate street, Ipswich . Rowling A. M. Castle street, Eye
Bull Miss E. S. I I Orchard st. Bury Hall Mrs. Lily, AIbert house, Carlton Sargent Miss M.A. 34 Crown st. Bury
Burnham Mrs. S. Ingate st. Beccles road, Kirkley, Lowestoft Savage Mrs. S. 17 Waterloo rd.Ipswch
Burrows Mrs. E.A·4 8 Guildhall at.Bury Hardingham S. & E. Elmswell, Bury SchofieldMissE.12oNorwich rd.Ipswch
Burrows Mrs. Lydia,Croft rd. Sudbury Hatcher Miss A.Blythburgh,Haleswrth Scolding Misses Fanny &; Charlotte, lZ
Burton Mrs. J. 9 !Douglas pI. Beccles Hathaway Mrs.Mary Ann, Cragg Path, St. John's hill, Woodbridge
Butcher Miss B.Market pl.Stowmarkt Aldeburgh R.S.O Scott MillS Emma, 41 High st.lpswich
Gandler Mrs. Kate, 30 St. Andrew's Haylock Miss L. Mill street, Mildenhall Seaman Mrs. I. Ipswich rd. Stowmarkt
street south, Bury Hazell Miss Edith, Botesdale, Diss Searle Miss H. 4 St. Peter's st.IPiwch
'Catton Mrs. Emma,12 Whiting !It.Bury Henley Mrs. E. High street, Brandon Sheldrake Mrs. E.26North st. Sudbry
Caudwell Miss E. Ixworth, Bury Honeyball Miss C.Haughley,Stowmrkt Ship Mrs. E. Marke~ hill, Brandon
Chapman Miss A. 17 Park la.Southwld Howard Mrs. K. Ipswich st.Stowmarkt Simper Miss A.M. 43 Westgate st.Bry
Chapman Miss Marian I. Bungay rd.
Halesworth Jackson Misses Sarah Jane &; Emma Simpson Mrs. S. 9 Silent st. Ipswich
Chenery Mrs. M. A. Redgrave, Di.,s Elizabeth, 16 :Bedford st. Ipswich Slack Miss Elizabeth, Ixworth, Bury
Clarke Misses Rosa &; Anna, Cohoold Johncock Mrs. Ellen, Saxmundham Smith Miss Elizabeth, Regent house,
~ad, Felixstowe Kent Miss S. Bridge street, Bnngay Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
·Clarke Mrs.H.4 Ore at Oolman st.lpswh Kettle Mrs. Charlotte, Church street, Steed Mrs. Sarah Ann, 2 Diamond
Clements Miss Florence Anna,Victoria Hadleigh R. S. 0 terrace, York road, Sudbury
road, The Downs, Stowmarket Kitson Miss Fanny,The Green, Mendle- Steele Miss E. 39 Southgate st. Buryl
Coleman Mrs. H.122 Southgate st.Bury sham, Stowmarket Steggall Mrs. Kate, 4 Park place,
Cook Miss E. Alderton, ·Woodbridge Knevett Miss Caroline, Castle st. Eye East street, Sudbury
Chok Miss Eliza, BotesdaIe, Diss Knights Miss Georgina, High street, Sterry Miss M. Debenham, StowmrlPli
{]ook Miss E. 18 Berners st. Ipswich Kessingland, Lowestoft Stiff Miss E. I73Wherstead rd.Ipswch
Cooper Miss Florence &; Webb Miss Lafiin Miss P. J. 31 Eastgate st. Bnry Stiles Mrs. L. North ter. :Mildenhall
Ellen, Regent street, Stowmarket LastMissesL.&S.F.4oWatrloo.rd.lp'iwh Stocking' Mrs.E.ThornhamMagna,Eye
'Cooper Miss M. '2 St. John's rd.Lowestft Laws Mrs. E. Upper Olland st.Bungay Studd MissesBessie &; Fanny,Needham
Cooper Miss Mary Ann,49 St. Andrew's Laws Miss H. Alexandra road, Becdes Market R.S.Q I
street north, Bury Leggett Miss Elizabeth, Lime Tree Studd Jonn. Thos. Friston, Saxmundhm
Coote Mrs. E. Chauntry rd.Haverhill place, Stowmarket Sturgeon Miss Alice, 2 Park terrace,
Cox Mrs. Mary A. Broad st. Bun~ay Limerick Miss Mary Ann, 5 Vernon Constable road, Felixst<>we
Dullington Mrs. L. 60 Newson st.Ipswh street, Stoke, Ipswich Sy~amore ·Misses Elizabeth &; Emily,
Dallinger Miss S. 8 Northgate st.lpswh Lock Miss E. 10 Broad st. Haverhill Long Melford R. S.O
Davey Miss N. North~ate st. Beccles Markham Mrs. Louisa, Leiston RS.O 'r6ylor Miss Elizabeth, Clare R.8.0
Davies Mrs. G. 19 Metz st. Ipswich Marsh Miss S. (Jr.own pI. Woodbridge Threadkel MissA. WestJeton.Sxmndhm.
Day Mrs. Jane, 44 Warwick rd. Ipsweh Matthews Miss A. 13 Pier ter.Lowstft Tilbrook Miss I. 133 York I'd. Bury
Death Mrs. E. Long' Melford R.S.O ~Irutthews Miss Annie, 5 Fonnereau I'd. Townsend Miss Isabel, I5 Vemon st.
Death Mrs. J. Needham Market R.S.O Ipswich Stoke, Ipswich
Debenham Miss E. EaI'sham st.Blmg-ay Mayhew Miss Alice, I.~ Ann st.lpswch Treffers Madame Leonore, 34 Clarkson
Debenham Mrs. E. Wingfield st.B1mgy ~Iillett Mrs. Elizabeth, 2 Blenheim street, Ipswich
• Deeks Miss Alice, Clare R.S.O terrace, Con<;table road, Felixstowe Turner Wm. Ipswich Td. Stowmarketi
Dennv Miss S. E. Church street, Eve Mills M!'s. B. B. B. Bury st. Stowmrkt Twitchet Miss Edith, Clare R.S.O
Dennv Miss Sailie, Wiclrham Mark'et Mobbs MissMaryAnn,Mount Pleasant, Wallace Miss A. 2 Rose cots.Haverhill
Dugiin Mrs. M. A. ·10 Bern~rs st.Ipswh Framling-ham R.S.O Webb Misses Frances &; Sarah, I~
Eade Mrs. S. Bungay I'd. Halesworlb 'foodyMiss~f.Ge(lrge st.Hadlgh.R.S.O Gainsboroug-h street. Sudbury
Earthv Mrs. W.Tavern st.Stowmarket Moore :Miss Eva K. 4 Cannon st. Bury Webh :Miss A.Withersfield rd.Haverhll
Edwards Miss E. Denmark rd.Bl'ccles l'Iorley Misses Agatha & Alice, Weth- Westrup ~Iiss M. Thoro'fare.Halswrth
Ellis Ernest, Commerce house, Xorth I erden. Rt.owmarket Whiles Mrs. M.A. Up.Olland st.Bungy
street, Sudbury 1'[urrells Mrs. H. 39 Out Westgate,Bry Wilkin Miss E. 38 Churchgate st.Bury
 456 DRU
DRESSMAKERS continued.
Witt Mrs. Samh, 22 King st. Sudbury
Woodham MissE. ~3 Tower st. Ipswch
Woods Mrs.E. 24 Bramford rd.lpswich
Woods Mrs. Marion. Castle st. Eye
Woodyard Miss A. 16 Elm st. Ipswich
Woolnough Mrs. Mary Anne, 110
Cemetery :road, Bury
Wormald MissK. 139 Southgate st.Bry
Wright Miss A. M. Fairclose, Beccles
Wythe Mrs. H. Mickfield, Stowmarkt
DRUG GRINDERS.
AlIen Stafford &; Sons Limited, Long
Melford R. S. 0
DRUG STORES.
Boots' Cash Chemists (Eastern) Lim.
52 Westgate street, Ipswich
DRUGGISTS-RETAIL.
See Chemists k Druggists
DRYSALTERS.
Grimwade, Ridley &; Co. Princes st.
Ipswich j k 82 Dishopsgate st.
London EO
DYERS' AGENTS.
Carter William H. &; Son, 3 Whiting
street, Bury
Cook Mrs. G. S. 12 Old Nelson street,
Lowestoft
J Bckaman William Lot (for Perth Dye
Works), Sigdon villas, Felix road,
Felixstowe
Turner William, Ipswich st. Stowmrkt
DY S (x, CLEANERS.
Akester William R. &; Sons, 9 ::-lore
wich rd. &; 44 St.Nicholas st.lpswich
Campling Alfred & Son, 13 Pier ter-
race, Lowestoft
Colchester Steam Laundry 00. 19 St.
Matthew's street, Ipswich
Kerridge Miss M. Flixton ra. Bungay
Martin T. J. 130 High st. Lowestoft
Sexton Misses .Ann &; Rosina Watling,
26 Butter market, Bury
Smith Charles, 13 Loom's lane, Bury
DYNAMO MACHINE MAKERS.
India Rubber, Gut'ta Percha 8&
Telegraph Works Co.Llmlted j
offices, 100 &; J06 Cannon st. London
EO; works, Silvertown, London E
EARTHENWARE DEALERS.
See China, Glass &; Earthenware
Dealers.
EARTHENWARE MANUFRS.
Watson Henry &; Joseph, Wattisfield
pottery, Diss
ELECTRIC BELL FITTERS. Askham Bros. & Wilson Lim.Sheffield
Barnes Alfred, Church Bt.C?umberland ENAMELLED COPPER LETTRS hill, Woodbridge
at. St. John's & StatIOn stores, ~.
Woodibridge lhldman &; Me~uy~r, Sand PIts works, Victoria street, lhny
Osborn Charles L. High street, Had-
leigh R.S.O
Plummer Frederick S.• R.S.S. Ips-
wich street, Stowmarket
ELECTRIC DYNAMO MANFRS.I
" Anglian" Cycle &; Engineering Co. .. .Anglian" Cycle &, Engineering Co. Brooke John WaIter &; Co. Limited..
Limited. Anglian works, Stowmarkt
.SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
ELECTRIC INCANDESCENT ENGINE OIL REFINERS.
LAMP MANUFACTURERS. Rose Sir W. A. &. Co. 66 Uppep
General Electric 00. Limited (The), Thames street E C &; Rose's wharf,
67, 69, 71 & 88 &; 92 Queen Vic- Millwall, London E; refiners of
toria street, London E 0 ex.tra-refined engine oil for finest.
machinery
ELEOTRIC LIGHT ENGINRS.
See Engineers Electric Light. ENGINEERS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FITTERS.
Ashby John, Mill Road joinery works Engineers-Agricultural.
&; High street, Lowestoft Garrett Richard &; Sons Limited..
Leiston works, Leiston R. S. 0
ELECTRIC LIGHTING Orbell Thomas &; Sons, Clare R.S.O
CONTRACTORS.
Page &; Girling, Melton foundry; alSD
Suffolk Electricity Supply Co. Lim. at Market hill, Woodbridge
(Napier Prentice, managing direc- Wigg William Evered,Barnby,Beccle&
tor), Stowmarket &; (W. G. Archer,
jun. &; Co. agents), Hamilton road, Engineers-Brewers'.
Felixstowe Blundell's London Copper &; Brass
Works Lim. West IIJdia Dock road..
Tamplin & Makovski Limited, 1'0
Nonhgate street, Ipswich London E
Morton Robert &; Co. Trent works..
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FOR Bunon-on-Trent j makers of every
COUNTRY HOUSES. description of brewers' &; distillers'
Drake &; Gorham,66 Victoria st.West- plant
minster, London SW; Manchester
office, JOO King street; Glasgow Engineers-Civil.
GodferyW.BartonMills,MildenhalI S. ()
office, So Wellington street
Strode &; Co. 48 Osnaburgh street, Miller Henry M.LC.E. 16 Museum st.
Regent's park NW; 67 St. Paul's Ipswich
churchyard EO&; 188 Piccadilly, Miller Thos. M.I.C.E. Thoroughfare.
London W Ipswich
RadlQY John Alfd. C.E. Lowestoft
Simpson Augustus J. Mem.lnst.C.E...
M. S.A. Vale place, Haverhill
Smith James CampbelI A.M.I.C.&.
Town hall, Bury
Towlson J oseph, Lound. Lowestoft
India Rubber, Gutta Percha &
Telegraph Works Co. Llm••
offices 100 &; 106 Cannon street..
London E C j works. SilvertoWD,
London E; electrical engineers;
electric light, telegraph &; telephon&-
cables· j dynamo machines, motora,
carbons &; batteries j complete-
system of torpedo defence
Engineers-Heating.
Cooper George Samuel & Co. 9'
Cornhill, Bury
ELE V ATOR & CONVEYOR Engineers-Horticultural.
MANUFACTURERS. Page &; Girling, MeltOJ1J foundry.
Melton, Woodbridge; &; at Marke'
. Smith William Gordon &; Ce. Victor» •
enamel works, Bummgham; m a n u - . .
facturers of enamelled copper letters EngIneers-Hydraulic.
& copper letter. blan~s for the Cooper .George Samuel &; Co. 9-
trade j enamelled Iron SIgns &;c Cornhill, Bury
ENAMELLERS. Engineers-Marine.
Limited, Anglian works, Stowmarkt Alexandra road, Lowestofi
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOI~K. FAR 457
Engineers-Mechanical. ENVELOPE & CIRCULAR Cross &; Co. 56 London rd. Loweston
ADDRESSERS. ! &, 307 London rd. Kirkley,Lowestofi
Abbott George, Crown Street iron Addressing Co. (Geo. S. smith & Daking Miss Mary Ann, Mendleshm:n,
works, corner of High street 1;, Co Lim.). es- Stowmarket
Crown street, Ipswich
Adams &; Son,Creeting rd.Stowmarket
C. MI
~ •.;)THE ,~;
~ tab'lished 30 DeIf W. H. jun. New market, Beocles
years same ad-I Dr~well MissS.38 Butter mrkt.lpmch
.Algar Geo. Fressingfield, Harleston ~. FIRST"~ ~ d res Gresham Ellis Arthur Edward, London house.
"Anglian" Cycle &; Engineering Co. li:j ESTABUSHEDl" _ ho :, London High street, Saxmundham
Limited, Anglian works, Stowmarkt (jENVELOPRCUlAR~J~ E u~: works ED;lSden Mrs. Elizh. Bildeston S.O
Atterton John, Iron works, Haverhill t""'" .. Cl ..... H 'ge lan~ FaIrweather Arthur, Church stree~
~ ADDRESSING -e:: enea W db'd
Barton &; Co. Stour Valley iron works, ~ BUSINESS l§' E 0 (capital Filbooy M%sgeE Market pI Bun........
Station road, Sudbury ~~ THE ~~ £45 000 fully . • a-"
Brooke J. W. &; Co. Limited, Alex· "'.., 'il)N l~~ / sub;cribed).In- Fisk Miss Agnes, 17 C~rr st. Ipswicb
ander road, Lowestoft ~4' Tt' ....~ tending adver- Forrester &; Furness MIsses, 10 Wave-
Bullock G. &; Son, Ixworth, Bury tisers by circular should send for ~ey roa~, Lowestoft ,
Catchpole R. S.Regent st.Stowmarket our circulars. The first established GIlson MISS S. 84 St. ~ohn s st. Bury
Child Geo. E. 9 Market pt Southwold &; the largest envelope &; circular Gordon Huntl~y Geo. WI?kham Markt
Olark Edward, Whatfield, Ipswich addressing business in the kingdom. Groom FrederIck Theophilus,17Abbey-
Oocksedge &; 00. works &; office, Grey- Smith Geo. S. &; Co. Limited, Gres- gate street, Bury .
friars road. Ipswich; &; at 7 Duke's ham house, Old Broad street, Lon- Hammond Mrs. Sarah Ann, Kessmg-
Head street, Lowestoft &; 4 Satur- don E C I land, Lowestoft
day Market place, King's Lynn. Advertisers' Agency (The), St. Dun- Harmer Harry Edward, New Marke\.
See advert stan's court 160a Fleet street place, Beccles
Coe Chas. Edwd. Stoke, Olare R.S.O London E C'· Kelly's latest Direc: Harrison WaIter E. Ancient hllus~
Cornish &; Lloyds Limited, Risbygate tories used ' 30 Butter market, Ipswich
foundry, Risbygate street, Bury London Share & Debenture Co. Hawes W. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
Oullingf?r~ W . .Hridge st. Halesworth Lim. (subscribed capital, £4 6 ,000); Hayward Mrs.A.48 Queen st.Haverhill
Delf WIlham, Northgate st. Beccles head office 7 Union court Old Jessup Mrs. E. Newgate st. Beccle.
Downing Bros. Norton, Bury Broad stre~t London E O. 'Com- Kendrick Miss Martha, Saxmundham
Downs Edwd. W. Long Melford R.S.O pany circularizing a specialite Lewis Misses Margaret &; Elizabeth.
Elliott &; Garrood Lim. Suffolk road, High street, Hadleigh R.S.O
Lowestoft; &; at Beccles &; Wheat- ESTATE OFFICES-PRIVATE. Littlebury. T.H.East Bergholt,Colchstr-
acre . Lusher MISS E. Blyburgate st.Beccles
Garrett Richard &; Sons Limited, Cheney EdwlD John. M.A., M.R.A:C. Making Mrs. S. A. Lavenham R.S.O
Le.iston works, Leiston R.S.O Brook's hall, NOrwIch ro~d, IpSWIch Munford &; Co. 23 &; 25 High stree\,
Goddard Wm. 13 Alma st. Lowestoft Coast pevelopment 0>. Lllli. (The), Haverhill
Goshng Jacob, kegent st.Stowmarket HamIlton road, Felixstowe R.S.O Musson Alfred, 136 High st. Lowestoft
Grimwade & Makin, George street, Eastward House ~state Office. (Bugg Ough Mrs. M. J. 19 North st. Sudbury:
Hadleigh R.S.O &; Jolly). Underchff road, Fehxstowe Parsonson Misses M. &; E. 9 Markei
Hesworth Company (The), Haverhill Elvedon (Lor~ Ivea~h K.P.) (Arthur hill, Sudbury
Jaggard Wm. 25 &; 26 Cornhill, Bury Edward Elhot, reSIdent agent),Elve- Pearson W. 6 & 8 Norwich rd. Lowstf~
Jolliffe John Thomas, office & show don, Thetford Purkington A. 92 North st. Sudbury
rooms, Carr street; gas works, St. Grove Estate Office (A. G. &; A. Not- &aphael Richard, 15 Wejltgate stTeet &.
Clement's, Ipswich ley, agents), Royal thoroughfare, St. Matthew's street, Ipswich
Lamb Thomas Woodward &; 00. Lowestoft Ray Misses E.&; B.2 Brentgovel st.Bury
Wolsey street, Ipswich Thorndon Estate Office (Messrs. F. J. Reeve Miss Emma, LeistoIlJ RS.O
Love W. &; Co. Key street, Ipswich &; O. Hayward), Brook's hall, Nor- I Reeve Jermey, Thoroughfart:!,Haleswta
Page Wm. Ancient house, N eedham wich road, Ipswich Reeve Wm. High st. Saxmundham
Market R.S.O Thornham Estate Office (Lord Rice G. H. 31 Gainsborough st.Sdbry
Popplewell John &; Son, 30 Woodbridge Henniker), Brook's hall, Norwich Rutter William, Queen's Head street,.
road, Ipswich road. Ipswich Stradbroke, Eye
Powditch W. 2 Church st. Southwold Salmon F. C. 135 London rd.Lowestft.
Pycraft E. S. Commercial rd.Lowestoft EVERLASTING FLOWERS & Self Miss Anna Maria, Broad st. Eye
Ransomes, Sims &; Jefferies Limited, GRASS GROWER. Smith J. High st. Aldeburgh &.S.O
Orwell works; warehouses &; show Gill William, Gosford road, Beccles Smith J oseph, 21 .!'bbeygate st. Bury
rooms, Princes street &; Queen st. EXPLOSIVES. Smiths (warehousemen), Suitall, 46 &.
Ipswich; London office, 9 Gra,ce- 48 Butter market, Ipswich
church street E C New Explosives Co. Limited (J. C. Sneesby David 46 Abheygate st. Bury
Reave~ &; Co. Lim. Ranelagh road, Ody, works manager), Stowmarket Spashett &; Co: 43 LondOn< rd.Lowest£\.
IPSWICh FANCY DRAPERS. Stow Alfd. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
Scott E. St. Margaret's green, Ipswch Waller T. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O
Sturgeon Bros. Stanton, Bury See Drapers. Ward W. R. 'l'horoughfare,Haleswortb
Thurlow George ~ So~s, Stowmarket FANCY GOODS DEALERS. Wittrick K. C. St. Mary's st. Bungay
Turner E. R. & F. Lim. St. Peter's Verlander Mrs. Emma High street
iron works, College st. &; Greyfriars See Fancy Repositories. Hadleigh R.S.O' •
works, Wolsey street, Ipswich; &;
82 Mark lane, London E C FANCY REPOSITORIES. FARMERS & FARM BAILIFFS..
Ward David, Hall Street iron works, See also Berlin Wool Repositories.
Long Melford R.S.O Barker Miss Mary Ann, East Bergholt, Farmers.
Warner Henry &; Sons, Lyon street; Colchester Abbot ChaTles, Ivy house, Saxtead,
office, 52 & 54 Princes street, Ipswich Bartlett O. B. 46 Westgate st. Ipswich Framlingham R. S. 0
Warren Nathan & Sons, Blackbourn Barton William, Barrow, Bury Abbott Charles, Earl Soham, Wick-
iron works, Elmswell, Bury; &; Bigmore Miss M. L. Queen st.Haverhl ham Market
Bury street, Stowmarket Bird Jabez, I Tacket street, Ipswich !bbott :Mrs. Elizabeth M. Chelmon-
Webb James Aves (exors. of), Exning, Bond J. W. 12, 13, 14 &; 15 Bevan diston, Ipswich
Newmarket street, Lowestoft !bbott George, Boxted, Bury
Whitmore &; Binyon Lim. Wickham Booth George, Church st. Woodbridge !bbott George, Brockley, BU!ry
Market Brendel F. Lim. 71 London rd.Lowstft !bbott Henry, HarksteaLl, Ipswich
Woods & Co. Stowmarket, Bury St. Bridge E. W. 77 High st. Southwold !bbott J.Great Glemham,Saxmundhm
Edmunds, Newmarket, Norwich, Campin Mrs.E.L.Needhm.Mrkt,R.S.O A.bbott John, Stoke, Clare R.S.O
Ipswich & Haverhill Chalker Mrs. Emma, 27 St. Matthew'~ !bbott Martin Thomas, Bridge Stl1"eet
street, Ipswich fa,rm, Long Melford R.S.O
ENGRAVERS. Chamberlain T. II2London rd.Lowestft .!.blett Dand, Denham, Eye
I Champ Mrs. Sarah Maria, Yoxford, ldams Hy. Eo White ho.lVortham,Diss-
Hoskins A.&; Co.Dog'sHead la.Ipswich , Saxmundham l.dams J ames, Tattingstone, Ipswich
Page Saul Bensley, Market. pt Bungay Clark Miss M. A. High st. Brandon l.dams Joshua, Hoo, Wickham Markel
Scott Wm. &; Co. Hatton court,Ipswch 'Cornelius G. T. 33 Tavern st. Ipswich Adams Robt. Brandeston,lVil'khm.Mkt
Scott William, 6 Belle Vue rd.Ipswch I Crack J. B. 41 Abbeygate st. BuI')' Addison Arthur, Bardwell, Bury
I

ENQUIB y AGENT-PRIVATE. Cr~cknen ~erbert, Thorndon, Eye 1ddison Charles, Honington, Bury
('rItten MISS C. M. 12 &; 14 Queen .!.dLlison Miss Susan, Bardwell, Bury
Bullen Horace, 10 Providence street, street, Southwold !ggis David, Ba,rrrow, Bury
Ipswich Crosby A. 5 Granville ter. Felixstowe Aggiss Francis, High st.Hadleigh
 458 FAR f, UFFOLK. [KELLY'S

FARMERS-continued. A..rthey John Spalding (exors. of),' Baldry William, jun. Horham, Eye
Aggiss F. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Kersey & at Lilldsey hall, Ipswich Baldwin Frank, Great Barton, Bury
Agricultural Association Loo. (Robert Arthey William RUffell, Kersey, Ips-I Baldwin Robert, Palgrave, Diss
Taylor, sec.; D. S. Wymark, farm wich; & at Lindsey Baldwin Mrs. Robt. (,{jmbs, Stowmrkt
manager), Assington, Colchester Ash-Kettle William, Capel St. Andrew, Baldwin Thomas Ernest,Botesdale,Diss
Airey David, Letheringham, Wickham Woodbridge Ball Edwd. Bradfield St. Clare, Bury
Market Ashford Mrs. E. Weybread, Harleston Ballam Edward, Th~ Ashes, Stow-
Alders William, Holywell Row, Soham Ashford Ernest, Weybread, Harleston market .
Alderwn & Wrinch,ShoLley haU,Ipswch Ashford T. L. Rendham, Saxmundhm Ballam James (exors. of),Mutton hall,
AlderWIII Daniel, Hessett, Bury Ashford Mrs. Thomas, Badingham, Wetherden, Stowmarket
Aldous Chas. Cookley green, Hunting- Framlinrgham RS.O Balls Miss Edith, Metfield, Harleston
field, Halesworth Ashman Henry, Cowlinge, Newmarket Ba1ls G. S. Huntingfield, Halesworth
Aldous Edwd. Withersdale, Harleston Ashton Percy, Grove farm, Carlton Balls Jas. Reydon, Wangford R.S.O
Aldous Frederick, Holton, Halesworth Colville, Lowestoft Balls J oseph, Rushmere. Ipswich
Aldous H.Brundish,Framlnghm.R.S.O Askew George, Elmsett, Ipswich Balls Rbt. G. Spexhall, Halesworth
Aldous Harry, Wissett, Halesworth Askew Thos. Somersham, Ipswich Balls Samuel, Gisleham, Lowestoft
Aldous Harry, Metfield lane, Fressing- Atkins Chas. Cratfield, Halesworth Balls Stephen, Somerleyton, Lowestft
field, Harleston Atki.n:s George, Mendlesham, Stowmkt Balls William, ~okley, Halesworth
Aldous RellTY, Bramfield, Halesworth Atkins James, Wilby, Eye Balls William, MutfO'rd hall, Beccles
Aldous Henry, Fressingfield,Harleston Atkins John, \Vetheringsett, Stowmkt Banks James, Wissett, Halesworth
Aldous James, Debenham, Stowmarkt Atkinson Alflred, Stanningfield, BU!l'Y Banks Robert, Depden, Bury
Aldous J. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O Attoe Chas.Wrentham,Wangfrd.R.S.O Bannister H. Earl Stonham, Stowmrkt
A.ldous John, Linstead hall, Lin- Austin Archibald, Newton, Sudbury Bannister James, Mendlesham, Stwmkt
stead Magna, Halesworth Austin David, Redgrave, Diss Bantock W.T.Preston,Lavenham R.S.O
Aldous Samuel, South Elmham St. Austin Mrs. S.E. Assington, Colchestr Bantoft C. H. Ashby hall, Lowestoft
Cross, HaJesworth Austin Wm. Theinetham, Thetford Barber J. & R. Belton, Yarmouth
Aldous W. Sothoo-ton, Wangford R.S.O Aves Adam, West Row, Mildenhal1 Barber G. East Bergholt, Colchester
Aldous William, Dennington, Fram- Aves George, Worlington, Soham Barber Geo.Lee. Westhorpe, Stowmkt
ling-ham R.S.O Aves Leofi.ard, West Row, Mildenhall Barfield James,' Walsham way,
.A.ldous Wm. Fressingfield, Harleston Avey WaIter, Chevington, Bury Lan~ham, Burv
Aldous Wm. M. Oook!ey, Halesworth Avey WaIter, Horningsheath, Bury Barham Albert, Sweffling,Saxmundhm
Aldred A.Saxtead,Framlingham R.S.O Ayres H. Stoke-by-Nayland. Colchester Barham Wm.Bruisyard, Saxmundham
Aldred Mrs. B. Hunting-field, Haleswth Baalham John, Polstead, Colcheste!l" Barker O. Crawley hall, Norton, Bury
Aldred C. jnn. Westhall, Wang-, Babbage Wm. H. Long Melford iR.S.O Barker Frederick, Gislingham, Eye
ford RS.O Babbage William Henry, Alpheton, Barker Frederick, Norton, Bury
Aldred E. lVetherings.ett, Stowmarket Long Melford R.S.O Barker Frederick William, Faeons hall,
Aldrich A. Darsham hall, Saxmundhm Baekhouse Jas. North hall, Wrentham, Rickinghall Superior, Diss
Aldrich Bloom, Sobam lane. Fram- Wrangford RS.O Barker George, Blomfield farm,
lingham RS.O Bacon C. F. Bures St. Mary RS.O Martlesham, Woodbridge
Aldrich E. B. ,Martlesham, Woodbrdge Bacon G. Bedfield, Wickham Market Barker H.Monk Soham,Wickham Mrkt
Aldrich H. Martlesham, Woodbridge Bacon Percy Hrbt. Thurston, Bury Barker Jesse, Mells hill, Wenhaston,
Aldrich Horace, White house, Dars- Bad·cock' John, Hanchet end, Haverhill Halesworth
ham, Saxmundham Bailey John C. WiIby, Eye Barker Thos. Frdk. Thurston, Bury
Aldridge Ohas. &; Hy. Yaxley, Eye Bailey Robert, MelliS', Eye Barnes C. Kettleburgh,Wickham Mrkt
..:Udridge A. Bramfield, Halesworth Baker John Woodgate'& Frederick Barnes C. Knodishall, Saxmundham.
Aldridge Charles, Red house. Crat- Wm. Prentice st. Lavenham R.S.O Barnes E. Sudborne, Wickham Market
field, Halesworth Baker Benjamin, Red house, Fressing· Barnes G.Elms,Mendlesham,Stowmrkt
Alger ThQs. &; Charles, Manor farms & field, Harleston Barrel! Anthony, Great Ashfield, Bury
Wood house, Worth am, Diss Baker E. H. Gipping, Stowmarket Barrell Charles, Drinkstone, Bury
Algal' W. &; G. (,'ratfield, Halesworth Baker Edmd. (exors. of), Lawshall,Bry Barrel! Henry, Huntingfield, Haleswth
Alger Wm. Linstead Magna,Haleswrth Baker Edmund, Gipping, Stowmarket Barrell John, Coddenham, Ipswich
Allan Jas. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury Baker George, The Grove, Chediston. Barrell Joseph, Great Ashf.eld, Bury
Allen Fdk. Fressingfield, Harleston Halesworth Barrell Thomas, Great Ashfield, Bury
AlIen H.J.Frostenden,Wangford R.S.O Baker Geo. \Vesthorpe, Stowmarket Barrell Wm. Henry, Felsham, Bury
AlIen Jas. Fressingfield, H!Ill'Ieston Baker Herbt. Baylham, Ipswich Barrett Geo. Wetheringsett,Stowmkt
Allen James, Upthoo-pe, Stanton, Bury Baker Herbert, Broughton hall, Soon- Barrett ,Mrs. Wm. Henley, Ipswich
AlIen James, jun. Stanton, Bury \lam Aspall, Stowmarket Barton Joseph, Assington, Colchester
AlIen John, Ixworth, Bury Baker J ames, Holton, Halesworth Bartram Frederick J. Long green,
AlIen Mrs. John, Ixworth, Bury Baker John, Willisham hall, Willis- Wortham, Diss
AlIeni WaIter K. Trimley St. Mary S.O ham, Ipswich Baskett Harry John, Saxmundham
AlIen William, Stanningfie1d, Bury Baker In. G. Clopton, Woodbridge Bass Mrs. Lound, Lowest,oft
AlIen Wm. Hy. HM'kstead hall, Ipswch Baker John H. Wyverstone, Stowmar- Batley Henry, The Hill, (heat Wen-
Alls<>p Hy. Geo. Lake-nheath, BrandO'11 ket, Soham ham, Colchester
Allsop RO'bert, Lakenheath, Brandon Baker Mrs. M. Rumburgh, Haleswrth Batley William, The Green, Mendles-
Allum F. Laxfield, Framlingham RS.O Baker R.Laxfield, Framlingham RS.O ham, Stowmarket
Allum Wm. Wyverstone, Stowmarket Baker Robert, Beck Row, Soham Bauly James Phillip, Hessett, Bury;
AIston In. Edwd. HorningsheatJh, Bury Baker Robert Cook, Brundish, Fram- & at Rede
Ambrose Edgar, Cavendish RS.O lingham R.S.O Baxter James, Hoxne, Eye
Amlbrose T.E.Wales fm.Cvndsh.R.S.O Baker Rbt. In. Winston, Stowmarket Baxter WaIter, sen. Barnby, Beccles
Amies James, Bradwell, Yarmouth Baker Spencer, Bacton, Stowmarket Bayles Mrs. Charles, Barley green,
Andrews E. Ivy cot.Gisleham,Lowestft Baker Spencer, Haughley castle, Stradbroke, Eye
Andrews Fdk. Haughley, Stowmarket Haughley, Stowmarket BeaIes Charles, OecoId, Eye
Andrews George Hadingham, Walnut Baker T.Brent Eleigh, LavenhamR.S.O Beales George, Brome, Eye
Tree farm, Thorington, DaTsham. Baker Thomas Herbert William,Great Beales John, Thrandeston, Diss
Saxmundham & at Bramfield. Hales- Blakenham, Ipswich Beamish James, Barnby, Beccles
worth Baker W.Green, Wyverstone,Stowmkt Bear Charles Daking, Babergh heath,
Andrews Jonn. Hollesley, Woodbridge Baker W. Henstead, Wangford R.S.O Acton, Sudbury
Andrews J. Hoo, Wickham Market Baker W. Stonham Aspall, Stowmrkt Beard William, Stansfield, Clare R.S.O
Andrews S'. J. Shadingfield, Haleswrth Bak~r W. H. Battisford, Stowmarket Beart Herbert, Ringsfield, Beccles
Andrews Thos. H. Whepstead, Bury Baker William, Ringshall,Stowmarket Beaumont George William, The
Andrews William, Harvey's mill, KeI- Balaam Tiba, Hazel Stubb, Haverhill Laurels, Weybread, Harleston
sale, Saxmundham Baldry H. Brandeston, Wickham Mrkt Beaumont Thomas, Baylham, Ipswich
Angliss Mrs. Rachael, High Town Baldry Henrv William, jun.Brandeston, Beck J.Dennington,FramlinghamR.S.O
green, Rattlesden, Bury \Vickham Market Beck Robert, Burgh castle, Yarmouth
Anness David, Thelnetham, Thetford Baldry Rbt. SternfieId, Saxmundham Beckett Arthur,Wenhaston,Halesworta
Anness Waiter, Palgrave, Diss Baldry Mrs. Sarah, Naughton,Ipswicb Beckett John, Ravdon, Hadleigb
Appleyard G. Browster, P~kenham,Bry Baldry Stanley, Wilby, Eye Bedingfield J. Mettingham, Bungay
A.rbon Arlihnr. 'YesthoTpe. Stowmarkt Baldry 'Yilliam, \Vells hall, Brent Beecroft Charles, Horham, Eye
Armstrong Robt. &; In. Harleston,Br~' Eleigh, Lavenham R.S.O Beer WiIliam,Capel St.Mary,Ipswich;
~strong' Jas. Earl Stonham, Stwmkt Baldwin Edwin, The Hi:I, Thorpl' & at Hintleshnm
ArtlS John, Sotterley, 1Yangford RS.O ~Iarieux, Bury Beeston Jonathan, Boxford, Colchestr
 TRADJ~S DIRECTORY.]
Bell Miss J. Little Cornard, Sudbury
Bell T. S. The Hall, Hargrave, Bury
Bellairs Mrs.A.BIythburgh, Haleswrth
Bendall F. Heckfield grn. Hoxne, Eye
Bendall Frederick Charles, Oransford,
Framlingham RS.O
Bendall George William, The Hall,
Shottisham, Woodbridge
Bendall Mrs. Wm. iRattlesden, Bury
Bennet Geo1'frey, East Gt.Barton,Bury
Bennett Alfred, Ashfield, St<lwmarket
Bennett Ernest Edward, Whepstead,
Bury
Bennett Horace, Earl Soham, Wick-
ham Market
Bem.nett John, Mellis, Eye
Bennett Samuel, NoI'ton, Bury
Bennett Wm. Eastwood, Elmswell,Bry
Benns A. Wrentham, Wangford RS.O
Banns I. White ho. Cookley,Halesworth
Berry Henry, Fressingfield, Harleston
Berry James E. White house, Sibton,
Saxmundham
Berry Robert John, Valley farm,
Cookley, Hale,sworth
Bett David G. Alderton, Woodbridge
Betts James, Syleham, Scole
Betts John, Fressingfield, Harleston
Batts Thomas, Cranley, Eye
Betts W. Laxfl.eld,Framlingham R.S.O
Betts William, Cratfield, Halasworth
Bigg William, Long Melford R.S.O
Bircham Henry John, Ilketshall St.
Andrew, Bungay
Bird Adam, Westhorpe, StowmsTket
Bird Alfred, Bloom's hall, Stanstead,
Glemsford RS.O
Bird Daniel,The Green,Harleston,Bury
Bird Mrs. Ellen, Honington, Bury
Bird F. Whitton-cum-Thurleston,Ipswb
Bird Frederick. Westerf.eld, Ipswich
BirdGeorge,South Elmham All Saints,
Halesworth
Bird James, OUey, Ipswich
Bird John, J:i.lgh Town green,
Rattlesden, Bury
Bird Mrs. Maria, Great Waldingfield,
:Sudbury , Bradfield Joseph, Whepstead, Bury
Bird Robert, Old Newton,Stowmarket
B~rd Wm. Walsham-Ie-Willow,s, Bury
BIShop Charles Henry Herbert, The
Fil'\S, East green, Kelsale,Saxmndhm
Bisbon WilIiam Young-man, South
Elmham All Saints, Halesworth
Bixby Thomas, The Limes, Wash-
brook, IpswiCh
Black D. Red ho. Bacton, Stowmarket
Black David, Flixton, Bungay
Blake John, Thornham Parva, Eye
Bland Edward, Be1ton, Yarmouth
Bland Edward, Bradwell, Yarmouth
!nand Mrs. Mary, Whepstead, Bury
Blinker J. Pixey gm. Stradbroke, Eye
Block S. Rushmere St. Andrew,Ipswh
Bloomfield Alexander,Braiseworth,Eye
Bloomfield Cbarles, Laxfield, Fram-
lingham RS.O
Bloomfield Charles, Walbersw1ck,
Southwold R.S.O
Bloomfield Ellis, Flowton hall, Flow-
ton, Ipswich
Bloomfield Henry, Gislingham, Eye
Bloomfield Mrs. Henry, Worlingworth,
Wickham Market
Bloomfield Rbt. Benhall,Saxmundham
Bloomfield Robert.Ufford,Woodbridge
Bloomfield S. Ashfield. Stowmarket
Bloomfield S. Earl Stonham, Stwmrkt
Bloonmeld Thomas, Tannington, Wick-
ham Market
Bloss Geor~e, Old lodge, Benhall,
Saxmundham
Bloss W. White ho~ Melton, Woodbrdge
Blowers Benj. Wenha,ston, Halesworth
Blowers Daniel, Red House farm,
Mells, Wenhaston, Halesworth
Blowers George (exors. of), Drivers
farm, Leiston R.S.O
Blowers H. Knodishall. Saxmundham
Blowers Wm. Reydon,Wanl:!ford R.S.O
Blyth Wm. Chelsworth, Bildstn. S.O
SUFFOLK. FAR 459
Boast George, White House farm, Bristow WaIter, The Elms, Little
Benhall, Saxmundham Stonham, Stowmarket
Boast William, Metiield, Harleston Brock Edward, South Elmham St.
Boatman A. E. Walpole, Halesworth Cross. Halesworth
Boatman Robert, Walpole, Halesworth Bl'ock James, 'Veybread, H'arleston
Boby Robert, Columbyne hall, Stow Brock Wm. Mettingham, Bungay
Upland, Stowmarket Bromley Alfred, &xfol'd, Colchester
Bocock Ernest Wm. Gazeley,Nwmrkt Brook E. Gt. Glemham, Saxmundhm
Bocock Francis Norman,Copley grove, Brook Fenning, Henley, Ipswich
Lidgate, Newmarket Brook Wm. Hoo, Wickham Ma.rket
Bocock William, Gazeley, Newmarket Brooker .Tohn, Fl'essingfield, Harrlestn
Boggis James, Oulton, Lowestoft Brooks Wiiliam, Naught<ln, Ipswich
Boggis William, Beccles I'd. Lowestoft Broom James> S. Weyhread, Ha.rlestn
Boldero A. White ho.Rattlesden, Bury Brothers William, Wattisfield, Dis,s
Boldero Lonsdale J. Hargrave, Bury Brown Charles, Newton, Sudbury
Bolton Ziba, Street farm, Metfield, Brown Clemnt. Wingfield, Harleston
Harleston Brown Edwd. Wm. Drinkstone, Bury
Bond Mrs.E.& J.Burgh castle,Yarmth Brown Geo-rge, Baylham, Ipswich
Bond James, Rattlesden, Bury Brown George, Burgate, D1S8
Bond J ames, Stoke Ash, Eye Brown G. Heveningham, Saxmundhm
Bond T. N. Framsden, Stowmarket Brown Geo. Rickinghall Superior,Diss
Bo-nd William, Ashbocking, Coddenhm Brown James, Worlington, Soham
Bond William, Friston, Saxmundham Brown In. Brick kiln, Sibtn.Sxmdhm
Bonnett Frdk. Wickhambrk. Newmrkt Brown John, Polstead. Colchester
Bonnett George, West Row fen, West Brown John, Yaxley, E)'e
Row, Mildenhall Brown Joseph William, The Elms,Lin·
Bonnett J. Wickhambrook,Newmarket stead Parva, Halesworth
Boon Edgar, Kettleburgh, Wick- BrownJsph.M()a~ hall.Layham,Hadlgh
ham Market Brown J o~hua, Mendham, Harlestoa
Borley George, Elmswell, Bury Brown RBarking,Needhm.Mkt.R.S.O
Borley John, Po-slingford, Clare RS.O Brown Richd. Hundon, Cla.re RS.O
Borley W. Decimus, Barham, Ipswich Brown Thomas, West Row, Mildenhall
Borrett Ephraim Benjamin Button, Browne Henry, Tho;rndon. Eye
Monk Soham, Wickham Market Browne P. Fornham All Saints, Bury
BO'ITett G. Gt. Glemham, Saxmndhm Bl'owne P.M.Fornham All Sainta,Bury
Borrett 'Yilliam Hambling, Leiston Browning Harry, Felsham, Bury
hall, Lelston R.S.O Bruce Alfred, Stanton, Bury
Botwright John, Oakley, Scole Bruce Thomas, Alpheton, Long
Botwright John, Thorndon, Eye Melford R.S.O .
Botwright W. Sudborne, Wickhm.M~ Bruce W. R. Chelsworth, Bildstn.S.O
Boulter H. J. Gt. Finborough,Stwmkt Brundish John, Earl Stonham,Stwmkt
Bowyer Frederick, Kedington, Havrhll Brundish .In. Tan office, ;Mendle-
Bowyer Stephen, Whepstead, Bury sham. Stowmarket
B<JWyer William (trustees of), Church Brundla Barnabas, Syleham, Scole
farm, Clare R'S.O Brunning- Frederick, Honington, Bury
Boyce W. G. West Row, Mildenhall Bryant Oharles, Stuston, S~ole
Bradfield Elijah, Holywell row, Sooam Bryant Henry, The1netham, Thetford
Bryant John W. Red'grave, Diss
Bradnam John, Ha'rtest, Bury Bryant Wm. Heveningham,Saxmndhm
Brady Mrs. MaifY Ann, White House Bryant Wm. Mendham, Harlestan .
farm, Saxtead, FramlinO'ham R.S.O Brydges W.Uggeshall, WangfGl'dR.S.O
Brand D. Stonham Aspall~ Stowmarkt Buck Sheldl'ake, Stoke Ash, Eye
Brand George, Ringsfield, Beccles Buckenham Edmund, Westan, Beccles
Brand Thos. P. Shimplmg hall. Bury Bu.ckingham W. Oharsrfld.Wckhm.Mkt
Branwhi,te Frederick Chapel house & Buckle WilIiam, Gt. Ashfield, Bury
Alpheton hall, Long Melford R.S.O Bugg J. Rookyal'd, 'Vetherdn.Stwmkt .
Breese Frederick, OecoId, Eye Buggs Edwd. 'Yalpole, Ralesworbh
Breese J. Benningham hal'l,Occold,Eye Bull \Vm. 0& In. Bramfield, Haleswth
Bree,se J. Saxtead, Framlnghm.RS.O Bull Albt. Eastwick, Stoke Ash, Eye
Breese John, Weybread, Harleston Bull Henry, ~itcham, Ipswich
Breese WilIiam, OecoId hall, Red Bull John, HIgh Street green•. Great
House fm. &; Debenham, OecoId Eye l~inborough, Stowmarket
Brett· G.MonksEleigh, Eildeston' S.O Bull Samuel, Hitcham, Ipswich
Brett John, Kettlebaston, IpswiCh BullaI'd John, Weston, Beccles; &
Brett Saml. Wickhambrook, Newmrkt at Ellough
Brewstel' A. Hemingstone, Ipswich BullinghamG.Monks hall,Sylehm.Scole
Brewsteil' Edmd.Shadingfield,Haleswth Bullingham John, WOTlingworth,
Brewster F.rederick, Mutford, Beccles Wickham Market
Bridge Alfred, Chevington, Eur} Bullingham Robert, Bacton, Stowmkt
Bridge ChllJ1'les, Chevington, Bury Bullingham Robert, Cotton, Stowmkt
Bridge Edwin Jas. Chevington, Bury Bullingham Wm. Mendlesham,Stwmkt
Bridges C.Campsea Aghe,Wckhm.Mkt Bullock E. Moneypot hl.Redgrv.Diss
Bridges Charles, Stowlmgtoft, Bury Bullock Fredarick, Barking, Need-
Bridges H. O. Pakenham, Great Bar- ham Market RS.O
ron, Bury Bullock Robert, Redgrave, Diss
Bridges Henry, Gt. Ba;rton, Bury Bullock Wm. Hopton, Yarmoubh
Bridges James, Stonham Aspall, Bullock William Ezra. Walsham-Ie-
Earl Stonham, StowmaTket Willows, Bury
Bridges Robert, GisIingham, Eye Bunn Miss Rebecca, The Cottage.
Bridges Samuel, Horham, Eye Exning, Newmarket
Bridges William, Arch farm, Norton, Bunting Fredk. Exning, Newmarket
Bury BUl'ch Charles Henry, Poplar farm,
Briggs Henry, Polstead, Colchester Clopton, Woodbridge; &i at Gran-
Brighton Geo.Theberton, LeistonRS.O disburgh
Brighton Robert, Ilketshall St. An- Burch Fredk. Theod()re Wainwright.
drew, Bungay Park farm, 'Vinston, Stowmarket
Brighton William Seaman, Chepen- Burch Henry, Clopton, Woodbridge
han hall, Fressingfield, Hail'leston Burch James, Boulge, Woodbridge
Brightwell Robert, Kenny hill, Soham Bur~h S. Preston, Lavenham RS.O
Brinkley Hy. Sudborne, Wickhm.Mkt Burgess Albert John, Stowmarket
Brinkley WaIter, Norton, Bnry Burgess F. Sotherton,Wangford RS.O
 460 FAR SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
FARMERS-continued. . Capon A. O. Common, Rishangles, Eye Chandler Gibson, Saxmundham road p
Burgess Alfred J~hn, Braham hall, & Brundish gro. Framlingham &.S.O FrllIIl1ingham &.S.O
Brantham, Manrnngtree Capon Hy. Philip, Weybread, HarlestnjChaplin Edward J. Naughton, Ipswich
Burke Edwd. Rendham, Saxmundham Capun Herberti Meredith, Red House Chaplin Mrs. Emma, Nedging, Ipswich
Burley Mrs. Matilda, Stoven, iVang- farm, Framlingham R.S.O Chaplyn Wm. Fredk. Palgrave, Diss
ford R.S.O CaI!0n Mrs. J. Fressingfield, Harlellton Ohapman Abraham, 'Vorlingworth,
Burrage Frederick, Hill top, Burgh Capon Jeptha, Red house. Dennington, Wickham Mlirket
Castle, Yarmouth Framlingham IIl.S.0 Chapman C. Athelington, Eye
Burrage Fredk. Jsph. Palgrave, Diss Capon John O. Wilby, Eye Chapman D. Peasenhall, Saxmundham
BurreH Brothers, Gt. Barton, Bury Capon Samuel, OecoId, Eye Ohapman Geo. Redisham, Halesworth
Burrell Robert, Risby, Bury Capon 'fhomas M.Framlingham R.S.O Chapman J. Stonham Aspall,Stowmrkt.
Burrell [Roberti J.P. Westley, Bury Carley Joshua, Badingham, Framling- Chapman John, Park hall, Wethering-
Burrell Thomas, Dket.shall St. Mar- ham R.S.O sett, Stowmarket
garet, Bungay Carley Richard, Red house, Bading- Chapman John H.Herring:lleet,Lowstft
Burrell W. Forniham St. Marlin, Bur" cam, Framlingham R.S.O Chapman John Hy. Belton, Yarmouth
Burroughs Wm. Beyton, Bury Carlton John S. White hall, Great Chapman John Wilby, Eye
Burrows Alfd. Hoo, Wickham Market Waldingfield, Sudbury Chapman Nathaniel, Hitcham, Ipswich.
Burrows D., J.P. White House &; Carlton Stephen, Babergh place, Great Chapman Swan, Lakenheath, Brandon
Thorpell, Dallinghoo, Wickham Mrkt Waldingfield. Sudbury Chapman William, Monk Soham,Wick-
Burrows L. Wickham 8keibh, Eye Carman David, Troston, Bury ham Market
Burrows Robert Austin, Parham, Damt. Alfred Ixworth, Bury Chapman Wm. Stansfield, Clare R.S.O
Wickham Market Carpenter HY. Wm. Bardwell, Bury Chase George, PalgTave, Diss
Burrows Thomas, Gothic house, Rend- Carpenter Isaac, Worlington, Soham Chenery Robert, Palgrave, Diss
ham, Saxmundham Carpenter James, Beck row, Soham Chenery William, Brundish, Framling-
Burrows Wm. Parham, Wickham Mkt Carpenter Jas. Lakenheath, Brandon ham R.S:q .
Burt Goorge, Pakenham, Butr Oa.rr William, Barham, Ipswich Chenery ~illiam R Palgrave, DISS
BUTt James, Th~deston, DlSi Carr William Henry, Leiston R.S.O Chenev Slmon, East green, Kelsale.
Burt Thomas Philips, Nort0J.1' Bury Carrington Geo.Chelmondiston,Ipswch Saxmundham
Burton Clement &. Son, WhIte House Carrington Henry, Oockfield, Bury Chenn~lls Mark Jame.s, Cockfield,Bury
&; Hall farms; GIsleham, Lowestoft Garter Charles, Assington, Colchester Chevaher John Barnngton T. AspaU
Burton Hy. Laundry la. Lowestoft Carter Freeman, Finningham, Stow- hall, Stowmarket
Burton William, Bradwell, Y~outh market &; Wickham Skeith, Eye Chevallier Francis,The Grange,Wether-
Bush Hezeluah, B~gate, DISS . Carter Geo. Y. Finningham,Stowmrkt ingsett, Stowmarket
Butcher Edgar, Hinderclay, DlSS Oarter Thomas Edgar, Thorney g'l'een, Childerstone J. Holywell Row, Soham
Butcher Foulsham, The Brooklands, Stow Upland, Stowmarket Childerstone James,Wilde street,Holy-
Stradbroke, E y e . Carter William, Mill farm Finning- well Row, Soham
Buteher Henry, Kenny Hill, ~oham ham, Stowmarket ' Chilvers Frederick, Badingham,Fram-
Butcher Jacob, West Row, Mildenhall Case J. Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Bungay lingham a.s.o
Butcher John, Holywel'l ~w, ~ham Oashford William George & George, Chilvers John,Reydon,Wangford RS.O
Butcher Mrs.S.West?n Dltch,Mildnhll Linstead Parva, Halesworth Chilvers Rt. In. Spexhall, Halesworth
Butcher W. Gt.'Yaldingfield, Sudbury Oa.tchpole Thomas & Sons, Borringer Chilvers Wm. Snape, Saxmundham
Button Alfred Wilby" Eye road, Bury Chir..ery Robert, Thorpe Morieux,Bury
Button C. G. Chedlston, Halesworth Catchpole Alfred, Brockford, Stowmkt Cbisnall George, Sproughton, Ipswich
Button H. Cross gn. Thelnethm. Thtfd Oa.tchpole Arth.R. Lidgate,Newmarket Chisnall Walter, Puttocks, East Berg-
Button James, Cratfield, Hal66worth Catchpole Ephraim, Mellis, Eye holt, Colchester
Button Jas. F. OhUl'Ch frm. Haleswth Catchpole James, William & George, Chittock Robert, Henley, Ipswich
Button John, Palgrave, Diss Reydon, Wangford R.S.O Chittock Robert, Winston, Stowmarket
Button Robt. Friston, Saxmundham Catchpole Richard, Toll gate, Brock- Choat John, Cowlinge, Newmarket
Button Samuel John, Bonners farm, ford, Stowmarket Church Charles, Bradwell, Yarmouth
Wissett, Halesworth Catchpole Thomas, Whepstead, Bury Church Samuel, Otley, Ipswich
Buxton J. Campsea Ashe,Wickhm.Mkt Oatchpole Thomas Arthur, Whitehouse Church W.Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchestr
Buxton James, UfIord, Woodbridge & Glebe, Wetheringsett, Stowmarket, Churchyard Hy. Park farm,Saxmndhm
Buxton Robert, BUJrgh, Woodbridge Catchpole W. Reydon, Wangford R.S.O Churchyard 1. Bruisyard,Saxmundhm
Buxton Robert, Ha.sketon, Woodbrdg Cater John F. Park farm, Cotton, Churchyard John, Me:Iis, Eye
Buxton Robt. G. Hasketon, Woodbrdg Stowmarket Churchyard William, Church farm,
Buxton Sml. Marlesfrd.Wickhm.Mrkt Catermole J.Earl Soham,Wickham Mkt .Aldeburgh R.S.O
Bye Mr3. Ann, Willesham, Ipswich Oates William, Holywell row, Soham Clark Albert, West Row fen,West Row,.
Bye David, Dallinghoo,Wickham Mrkt Catling Harry, Stradbroke, Eye Mildenhall
Bye Ephraim, Hasketon, Woodbridge Catling Henry Edmund, Ilketshall St. Clark Alfred, Sibton, Saxmundham
Bye Ephraim, Stone hall, Petistree, John, Bungay Clark Golding, Cratfield, Halesworth
Wickham Market Catting Sam!. T. €Jratfield, Halesworth Clark Henry, Swilland, Ipswich
Bye ~illiam, Weybread, Harleston Catling William, The Hall, South Elm- Clark Mrs. Mary Ann,Cransford, Fram-
Byford Jsph. Wm. Long Melford R.S.O ham St. ipeter, Bung-ay lingham R.S.O
Byford William, Long Mellord R.S.O Catt Arthur, Kembroke hall, Buckle- Clark William, South Elmham St~
Cable William, Snape, Saxmundham sham, Ipswich Peter, Bungay
Cadge Christopher Goulder, The Rook- Cawston Alfred F. Hepworth, Diss Clarke James &; Son, Worlingwol'tb,.
ery, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft Cawston Geo. Bateman, Hartest, Bury 'Vickham Market
Cadge Henry, Carlton hall, Carlton .001- Cawston Wm. Ebenezer, Hartest, Bury Clarke A. Barnardiston, Haverhill
ville, Lowestoft Chalmers J. A. Laurel frm.Felixstowe Clarke A.Marlesford, Wickham Market
Oady Alfred William, Shadingfield, Chambers Alfred, Vale, Middleton, Clarke Arthur, West Row, Mildenhall
Halesworth & Weston, Beccles Saxmundham Clarke Benjamin, Hartest, Bury
Cady Frederick, Long Melford &.8.0 Chambers Frank, Hemingstone,Ipswch CIarke Edwin C. Bedingfield, Eye
Oady George, Chediston, HaIesworth Chambers Fredk. KelsaIe, Saxmundhm Clarke E.Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Rungy-
Cady George, RingsfieId, Beccles Chamberg F. Rumburgh, Halesworth Clal'ke ...... W. Grafton house, Alde-
Cady George, Weston, Beccles Chambers Frederick William, Ilketshall burgh R.S.O
Cady Samuel, Weston, Beccles St. Lawrence, Bungay Clarke Frank, Hundon, Clare &.S.O
Carly Sam!. jun. Weston, BeccIes Chambers George, Cookley, Haleswrth Clarke George, Rougham, Bury
Oady W. Wrentham, Wangfol'd R.S.O Chambers Goorge, Mount Pleasant, Clarke Geo. The Lodge,Foxhall,IpswchJ
Caley George, Hintlesham, Ipswich Rendham, 8axmundham Clal'ke J.Ashfield gn. Stradbroke, Ey&
Calthorpe Henry. Wherstead, Ipswich Chambers John, Dennington, Fram- Clarke James, Crownland, Walsham-
CalverCharles, Rumburgh, Hales ovrth lingham le-Willows, Bury
Calver F. Grove, KeIsale, Sannundhm Chambers Jonas, Laxfield, Framling- Clarke James, Worlingworth, Wick-
Calver Mrs. Chas. Crowfield, Ipswich ham &.8.0 cam Market
Calver Saml. Upper Holton,Halesworth Chambers Robert, Worlingworth,Wick- Clarke John, Old Newton, Stowmarket:
CalveI' Saml. jun. Rumburgh,Halesw~h ham Market Olarka.\fissR.Potash fm.Glmsfd.RS.O'
Cammell & Baker, Hopton, Thetford Chambers 'V.Marlesford,Wickham Mkt Clarke Walter,Great Whelnetham,Bury
CandIer Miss B. Mutford, BeccIes Chambers William, Badingham, Fram- Clarke Wm. Alton hall Stutton,Ipswb
Oane James, Bradfield, Bury lingham RS.O Clarke William, Flowton, Ipswich
Cannell Benj. Rumburgh, Haleswo...th Chambers Wm. Kelsale, Saxmundham CIarke William, Hepworth, Diss
Capon Ambrose, Kenton hall, Stow- Chandler & Sons, Fressingfield,Harlstn Clarke William, Stanningfield, Bury
market &; Buck's hall, Thomdon, Eye Chandler C. Linstead Magna,Haleswth Clarke W. W~lsham-Ie-Willows, BurT.
 TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Claxton H.(exors.of),Downham,Brandn
Clears David, Hinderclay, Diss
Clears Robert, Thelnetham, Thetford
Clements Arthur, Brundish, Framling-
ham RS.O . Cook F.G.Saxtead rd.Frmlghm.RS.O Cracknell W. Wilby, Eye
Clements Richard, Wilde st. Holywell
row, Soham
elements Richard, jun. Wilde street,
Holywell row, Soham
Clements S.Alpheton,LongMelfd.RS.O
Clover Charles, Yaxley, Eye
Clover John Lee, Nedging, Ipswich
Clutten George, Shipmeadow, Beccles
Caates Arthur n. Frostenden, Wang-
ford R.S.O
Cobbald Arthur, Eldo house, Bury
Cobbald John, Barham, Ipswich
Cobbold Eustace Aubrey, Tunstall,
Wickham Market
Cobbold George, Nedging, Ipswich
Cobbold George, Swilland, Ipswich
Cobbold J. Battisford, Stowmarket
Cobbold James, Wood house, Bradfield
St. Clare, Bury
Cobbold John, Fressingfield lodge,
Fressingfield, Harleston
Cobbold Samuel, Saxham street, Stow
Upland, Stowmarket
Cobbale F. Thorpe Morieux, Bury
CackereIl Henry, Stradbroke, Eye
CockreIl Robert., Ulaydon, Ipswich
Cockrill Wm. M. Akenham, Ipswich
Cocksedge Bros. The MilJ.g., Polstead
& Hill farm, Aldham, Had'1eigh
Cocksedge Edwd. Montague Le-Heup,
The Grange, Beyton, Bury
Ole .Alfred, Grove, Flowton, Ipswich
Coe A. G. Linstead Parva, Halesworth
Coe George, Huntingfield, Halesworth
Coe George J. Long Melford RS.O
Co~ J. Ilket,shall St. LaWr'lIlCe,Bnngay
Ooe W. S. Dairy fm. Semer, Ipswich
Coe WaIter, Gislingham, Eye
Colchester Misses Elizabeth &; Rose,
The Green, Mendlesham, Stowmrkt
Colchester J. Mendlesham, Stowmarkt
Cole O. Uggleshall, Wangford R.S.O
CoIl' Chas. W. Bramfield, Halesworth
Call' David, Cratfield, Halesworth
Cole Fisher John, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Cole John, East Bergholt, Colchester
Cole John F.Oarlto:l Colville,Lowestoft
Ccle John Fisber, Gisleham,Lowestoft
Cole In. G. Henstead,Wangford RS.O
Cole John G. Pakefield, Lowestoft
Cole Miss M. Petistree,Wickham Mrkt
Cole S.Monk Soham,Wickham Market
CoIeby Henry, Wattisfield, Diss
Coleby '~iss Mary, Sedge fen, Laken-
heath, Brandr))'J.
Coleby Simeon, Market Weston,Thetfd
Collen Henry John, Billeaford hall,
Hazlewood, Aldebnrgh R.S.O
Conen Thomas, Manor farm, Knodis-
hall, Saxmundham
CoIlen William Frederick, Manor ho.
Kessingland, Lowestoft
Collins A.Worlingworth,WickhamMrkt
Collins Charles, Horham, Eye
Collins Edwd. Little grn.Burgate,Diss
Collins Edward,Rendham,'8axmundhm
Collins Josiah, Blundeston, Lowestoft
Collins Robert, Ashbocking,·Ooddenhm
Colman C. West End,Wrentham RS.O
Colman James (exors. of the late), The
Grange, Henstead, Wangford RS.O
Colson Arthur, Shimpling, Bury
CoIson Hy. Chas. Oowlinge,Newmarket
Colson Mrs. Charles, Hartest, Bury
Cone George, Bredfield, Woodbridge
Cone Harcourt, Whatfield, Ipswich
Constable Arthur Henry, Rookery.
Drinkstone, Bury
Cook Fuller & In. West Row, Mildenhll
Cook Arthur E. Cowlinge, Newmarket
Cook Benjamin, Mendham, Harleston
Cook Miss Bessie, Thorndon, Eye
Cook Chas. Shimpling, Cockfield,Bury
Cook Chas.Stratford St.Mary,ColchstI
Cook Edward Arthur, Dennington 10.
Framlingham RS.O
SUFFOLK. FAR 461
Cook D. Denningtn. Framlnghm.R.S.O Cracknell Syel', Rishangles, Eye; &;
Cook Edward John, Laxfield, Fram- Bedingfield
1
lingham RS.O 1 Cracknell Thomas E. Rookery, Wort-
Cook Elijah, Bedingfield, Eye ham, Diss
Cook Fredk. Fressingfield, Harleston Cracknell ·Walter (exors. of), The
Cook G. W. Grange,Hinderclay, Diss Rookery, Redlingfield, Eye
Cook H. P. Stok.e-by-Nayland,CIchstr Cracknell William, Hacheston, Wick.
Cook Harry, Carlton Colville,Lowestoft lI haIll Market
Cook Henry, Layham, Hadleigh R.S.O'Crane J. W. Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Cook J.jun.Laxfield,Frmlnghm.R.S.O Crane 'rom, Baddingham road, Fram-
Cook James, Wickhambrook, Newmrkt lingham R.S.O
Cook John, Cowlinge, Newmarket Cranfield John, Syleham, Scole
Cook John, Moat house, Swan green, Creasey Chas. Albert, Walton, Ipswch
Cratfield, Halesworth Creasey John Jas. Sibton,Saxmundhm
Cook Thomas, Hobland house, Brad- Creasey N. Linstead Magna,Halswrth
well, Yarmouth Creasey Noah, Cratfield, Halesworth
Cook Waiter, Horham, Eye Creasy George, Cranley Green rd.Eye
CookWltr.Kersley hall,Stradbroke,Eye Crick David, Glemsford RS.O
Cook W.Badingham,Framlnghm.R.S.O Crick James, Fomham All Saints,Bury
Cook William Hy. Barnby, Beccles Crickmore Harry,Mettingham,Bungay
Cooke Chas.H.Livermere Magna,Bnry Crissell John, Leavenheath, Colchestr
Cooke John Mulliner, Hestley green, Crocker Percy W. F. Brandon
Thorndon, Eye Croft O. W. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O
Ccoke Robert, Mellis, Eye Crook Godfrey, Langham, Bury
Cooper Chas. W. Kessingland, Lowstft Orooks Alfred, Little Greys, Great
Cooper E. Capel St. Andrew, Woodbdg Cornard, Sudbury
Cooper Fdk. Poslingford, Clare RS.O Crooks Charles, Leaden hall, Leaven-
Cooper G.Badingham,Frmlghm.R.S.O heath, Colchester
Cooper Henry, Holton hall, Holton St. Crooks John Charles, Assington hOUl~e,
Mlary, Colchester Assington, Colchester
Cooper James, Herringfleet, Lowestoft Oropley Richard, Lit.Whelnethm.Bury
Cooper James, Ufford, Woodbridge Cross H'y. Pakenham, Gt. Barton,Bury
Cooper John, Charles hall, Ringshall, Cross Mark, Whepstead, Bury
Stowmarket Cross Robert, Woolpit, Bury
Cooper In.White hall,Polstead,Clchstr Cross Willie, Abbey &; Heath farms,
Cooper John Eggar, Knodishall hall, Ixworth, Bury
Saxmundham Orowe Ephraim, Brockford, Stowmrkt
Cooper Mrs.(exors.of),Layham,Hadlgh Orowe Thos. M. Kirton. Trimley S.O
Oooper Nathaniel, East green, Kelsale, Cubitt R. Red ho. Old Newtn.Stwmrkt
Saxmundham Cubitt I~bt. Haughley, Stowmarket
Cooper P. Badinghm.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Cuddon Sarn!. Thos, Nayland, Colchstl'
Qooper Robert, South Elmham St. Culham Henry, Orford,Wickham Mrkt
James, Halesworth Cullingford Ephraim, Laxfield, Fram-
Cooper T. Battisford, Stowmarket lir.gham R.S.O
Cooper William, Badingham, Fram- Ounne~l T. Blaxhall,Wickham :Market
lingham RS.O Cunningham George, BardweIl, Bury
Cooper William, Creeting St. Peter, Ounningham Horace Samuel, Bramp-
Needham Market RS.O ton, Wangford R.S.O
Coppen Benjamin, The Lodge, Little Ounningham H. Uggeshall, Wangford
Wenham, Colchester Curtis Butcher, Beck Row, Soham
Coppen Edwd. S. Copdock, Ipswich Curtis Capon, Stradbroke, Eye
Coppen Henry W. Washbrook, Ipswch Curtis D. Bedfield, Wickham Market
Coppen Samuel, Washbrook green, Ourtis Isaac,Bedfield,Wickham Market
Washbrook, Ipswich Curtis James, Kenny Hill, Soham; &;
Coppin Oharles, Raydon, Hadleigh Cavenham, Soham
Coppin George, Whatfield, Ipswich Curtis O. G. Bedfield, Wickham Markb
Copping Artlmr, Weston, Beccles Ourtis Philip, The Hall, Little Wen-
Copping H. Linstead Magna,Haleswrth ham, Oolchester
Copping Thomas, Braiseworth, Eye Cushions W.Barley gn.Stradbroke,Eye
Coppon .Tohn, Chattisham, Ipswich C.lthbert Robt. Letheringham, Wick-
Corder R Old hall, Claydon, Ipswich ham Market
CordIe John Freston, Ipswich Cutter George, Ixworth, Bury
Cordy Charles Hy. Walton, Ipswich Cutting AIfd. Mendlesham,Stowmrkt
Comeby W.J. Parkham,Wickham Mrkt Cutting G.Moat fm.Bredfield,Woodbdg
Cornell Edward, Freckenham, Soham Cutting Geo. E. Pettaugh, Stowmrkt
Cornell Herbert, Horningsheath, Bury Cut.ting James, Abbot's hall, Pettaugh,
Oomen William, Icklingham, Mildenhll Stowmark3t
Cornish James, jun. Rougham, Bury Cutting James, Flowton, Ipswich
Oornish Samuel, Whitton-cum-Thur- Cutting Jam.'3s, Somersham, Ipswich
leston, Ipswich Cutting John (exors. of),Helmingham,
Cossey John, Lakenheath, Brandon Stowmarket; &; Otley, Ipswich
Cotton In. Street frm.Gislingham, Eye Cutting Mrs. Mary Ann, White house,
Cotton William, Hepworth, Diss Blaxhall, Wickham Market
Cousens John T. Pepper's hall, Cock- Cutting Mrs. 8arah, Otley, Ipswich
field, Bury Cutting Wm. Coupman, Castle st. Eye
Cousins Henry, Ho:brook, Ipswich Cutting William, Stutton, Ipswich
CoweIl Samuei, West Row fen, Mldnhll Cutts Frank, Benacre,WangfordRS.O
Cox John, Somersham, Ipswich Cutts G. llketshaJISt.Margaret,Blmgy
Cox Samuel, Stoke, Clare R.S.O Daking Chnles Henry, Ponds hall,
Coy David, Hill farm, Thwaite, Ey~ Polstead, Colchester
Coy John, Wllite boo Thorndon, Eye Daking J.A.Chillesford,Wickham Mrkt
Cracknell Frdk; Lit.Bealings,Woodbdg Dale DuI. Hevening-ham,Saxmundham
Cracknell Frederick Spencer, Mill Hill Dale William, Brantham, Manningtree
farm, 'Vickham Skeith, Eye Dalliston Edward, Hoxne, Eye
Cracknell Frederick, Wilby, Eye DaIlistone Mrs. AImed&, Denham, Eye
Cracknell George, Redlingfield, Eye Damant Wm. &; In. Walpole,Haleswrth
Crackne:l J. Valley frm.Wickhm.Mrkt Dam:mt William Birch, Bocking hall,
Cracknell R. RRed ho.Bedingfield,Eye Helmingham, Stowmarket
Cracknell Mrs.Sarah Elizh.South Elm- Damant S. Heveningham, Saxmundhm
ham S1. James, Halesworth Danby Chas. Rumburgh, Halesworth

462 FAR
FARMERs-continued.
Danby Daniel, Church Farm dairy,
Gisleham, Lowestoft
Daniel Arthur, Brantbam Court farm,
Brantham, Manningtree
Daniels Joseph, Shipmeadow, Beceles
Dashwood Charles Edmund, Blue-
gates, Wherstead, Ipswich
Davey W. &:. G. Framsden Stowmarket
Davey Arthul", South Cove, Wrentham
Davey Fredk. Easton, Wickham Markt
Davey Geo. Walsham-Ie-Willows,Bury
Davey Harry, Barnham, Thetford
Davey Wesley, Wattisfield, Diss
Davey Wm. Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Davey Wm. 1Valsham-Ie-Willows,Bury
Davidson John, Rishangles, Eye
Davie John, Kessingland, Lowestoft
Dane Wm. Kesl:!ingland, Lowestoft
[)avy H. Laxfield. FramlinghamR.S.O
Davy J. Wrentham, Wangford RS.O
Davy Thos. Westhall. WangfordR.S.O
Davy W. Athelington, Eye'
Dawdy George Edward. Wbite house.
Barsham, Eeccles
Dawson John Charles. Nacton.Ipswich
Dawson Spencer, Stratton hall, Trim-
ley St. Martin S.O
Dawson Stephen P. Hawkedon, Bury
Day Daniel, Kesgrave, Ipswich
Day Edgar, Fressingfield. Harleston
Day John, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Day Mrs. Lucy Elizh. Palgrawe, Diss
Day Wm. Stoke-by-Nayland. Colchst:t
Death Robert, Stratford lodge, Strat-
ford St. Mary, Oolchester
Debenham. Oharles, Somerton, Eury
Debenham Chas. Alfd. Shimpling Bury
Debenham Oornelius. Trees &:. College
farms, Lawshall, Bury
Debenham George. Gifiord's hall,
Shimpling, Bury
Debenham Ha:r:ry, Syleham, Scole
Debenham WillIaID, South Elmham
St. Cross, Halesworth
Deck Edwd. The Hall,Blyford,Haleswth
Deeks Charles, Oanhams, Stoke, Clare
R.S.O
Deeks David. Hargrave, Bury
Dooks George, Moulton, Newmarket
Deeks Harry Thomas, Cuckoo tye,
Long Melford R. S.O
Deeks Henry Golding, Acton.Sudbury
Deeks James, Cowlinge, Newmarket
Dennis Harry, Barningham, Bury
Dennis Kersey, Hepworlh, Dills
Dennis Wm. Hy. Chilton, Clare RS.O
Danny George A. Witnesham, Ipswich
Denny H. Battisford, Stowmarket
Denny Henry. Stantan, Eury
Denny Mrs. M. Gt. WheInetham, Bury
Denny Mrs. Miriam, Haughley,iStwmkt
Denny Thos. M. Mendham, Harleston
Denton John B. Oulton, Lowestoft
Derisley H. The Grange. Palgrave,Diss
Deverelle Richd. Wickham Skeith,Eye
Devereux Charles ,& Son, Rookery frm.
Drane's farm &:. Poppy's farm. Wey-
bread, Harleston
Diaper Howard, The Elms, Stowup-
.land, Stowmarket
D~aper Mrs. R. Stowupland.Stowmrkt
Dlckenson James, Cratfield, Ha1eBwth
Dickerson Herbert, Ringshall,Stowmkt
Dickinson Henry, Nosh's ark, Bux-
hall, Stowmarket
Dickma.n W. Little Blakenham,Ipswich
Diggens Robert, Hitcham, Ipswich
Diggens William, Snape, Saxmundbm
Dimmock Joseph, The Priory. Melld-
ham, Harleston
Dimmock Joseph Barnard, Rookery
farm, Metfield; &:. at 'Shotford hall,
Dove House farm &:. Briar farm, Har-
leston. Norfolk
Dinning Robert, Wissett, Halesworth
Dix George, Dnnwich, Saxmundham
Dix Joseph, Dunwich, Saxmundham
Dix Stephen, Dunwich, Saxmundham
Doddington T. Oultan Broad,Lowestft
DQe Thomas James, Wattisfield, Diss
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SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
Doggett Robt. Thornham Parva, Eye Edwards James Seaman, Flemminglt
Dorland Jas. Green, Haughley,Stwmkt hall, Bedingfie1d', Eye
Dorling William, Hepworth, Diss Edwards Philip, Gipping, Stowmarke'
Double Jas. East Bergholt, Colchester Edwards Russell, Hill farm, Monk
Double J. East Eergholt, Colchester Soham, Wickham Market
Douglas Mrs. Sarah, Dketshall St. Edwards Thomas, The Hall, Wether-
I,lIowrence, Bungay ingsett, Stowmarket
Dove R. Great Glemham,Saxmundhm Edwards William Spencer, The Lodge.
DowePhilip &:. MissS.Ringsfield,Beceles Finningham, Stowmarket
Downing Chas. Ashbocking, Coddnhm Edgar A. E. King's hall,Rougham,Bry
Downing Charles, Otley, Ipswich Edgar Fredk. Rchd. Rougham, Bury
Downing Fredc. Ufford, Woodbridge Edgar Robart, Hill farm, Cockfield,
Downing Robert, Norton, :Bury Eury; &; at Thorpe Morieux, Ipswch
Dowsing Fdik.G. Clopton, Woodbridge Ekins John, Grove ho. Wortham, Diss
Doyle Patrick, Horhem, Eye Elliner S.Green,Finningham,Stowmrkt
Drake WaIter, Rougham, Bury Elliott G. Bedfield, Wickham Market
Dring Richard, Boundary farm, Fram- Elliott John, Brockley, Bury
lingham R.S.O Elliott Thomas, Tbrandeston. Diss
DriverF.Rob hall,Finninghm.. Stwmrkt Ellis George, Bradfield, Bury
Driver Fredk. James, Lawshall, Bury ElIis H. E. Red house, Gislingham,Eye
Driver Geo. Bucklesham ball, Ipswich Ellis In. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury
Driver George, Moneypot hill, ;Red- Ellis W. Rush grn. Gislingham, Eye
grave, Diss Ellis William Henry, Caldecott hall.
Driver Geo. jun. Kirton. Trimley S.O Fritton, Yarmouth
Driver Rowland, Kenton, iStowmarket Ellsmoor Thomas, LRushbrooke, Bury
Driver William, Redgrave. Diss Elmer Arthur, Lindsey, Ipswich
Drummond John, Barningham park, Elmer Wm. Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury
Bardwell, Bury Elmy J. &:. Son,Yoxford,Saxmundham
Dunlop James, Peasenhall road. Kel- Elmy Charles Markbam, Hoghill.
sale, Saxmundham Yoxford, Saxmundham
Dunn Robert, Mendham, Harleston Elsden E. B. The Grove. Thornham
Dunnett Mrs. E. Cratfield, Halesworth Magna, Eye
Dunnett Walter, Cratfield, Halesworth Elsey Chas. Finningham, Stowmarket
Dunnett Wm. Gazebo farm,Woodbrdg EIsey Herbert John, Redgrave, Diss
Dupont Charles, Little Cornard, Sud- EIsey Jethro, Weybread, Harleston
bury; &:. at Bures EIsey William, Holywell row, Soham
Durham Frederick William, Upper Elvin Alfred, Stradbroke, Eye
Holton, Holtan, Halesworth Ely Charles, Stradishall, Newmarket
Durrant Thomas &; Son, Hill farm, Ely Mrs. Elizh. Little Thurlow S.O
Saxmundham '& Town farm, Stern- Emeny Frederick, -Laxfield, Framling-
field, Saxmundham ham :a.S.O
Durrant G. Carlton ColviUe,Lowestoft Emerson Wm. Mendham, Harleston
Durrant James, 'Market Weston,Thetfd Emmerson n:. Then, Wickham Market
Durrant John, Combs, Stowmarket Emsden B. Ringshall, Stowmarket
Durrant M. Laxfield,Frmlnghm.R.S.O Emsden Eenjamin. Crowfield, Ipswich
Durrant T. The Castle. Felsham, Bury English David, Ringsfield, Beccles
Durrant W. Eattisford, Needham Mrkt Eppy Job, Wickhambrook, Newmark.d
Durrant Wm. Butley, WlckhamMarkt Estaugh William Wilson, The Abbey.
Durrant William, Hepworth, Diss Eutley,Wickham Market; ~ at Capel
Dutton.A. The Green, Lawshall, Bury St. Andrew, Woodbridge
Dye William, Magpie green, Wortham, EtheridgeO.Uggeshall,WangfordRS.O
Diss. See advert EtheridgeG.Uggeshall,WangfordR.S.O
Dyer Daniel, Layham, Hadleigh Etheridge Mrs. H. Hill view, Fressing-
Dyer Daniel, Polstead, Colchester field, Harleston
Dyer Frederick, Assington, Colchester Etheridge Noah, Blythburgh, Hales-
Dyer H.Darking tye, Assington,Clchstr worth &:. Wangford IR.-S.O
Dyer Henry E. Assington, Colchester Etberidge R. Fressingfield, Harlestoo
Dyer Isaac, Cockfield, Bury EtheridgeS.Hazlewood hall,Saxmndhm
Dyer James, Polstead, Colchester Evans Edward Thornton, Stanaway
Dyer Robert, Eures St. Mary R.S.O farm, Grundisburgh, Woodbridge
Dyer William, Sherbourne ho.Edw~d- EvansG.Brent Eleigh,LavenhamRS.O
stone, Colchester Everett John Garwood (exors. ot).
Eades Arthur, Foxhall, Ipswich Deben lodge, Falkenham, Trimley
Eagle Charles, Pakenham, Bury Everett Joseph, Cookley, Halesworth
Eagle Charles John, Rougham. Bury Everett Thomas, Metfield, HariestoD
Eagle Percy, Risby, Bury Everett William, Levington, Ipswich
Easles. Arthur L. Pakenham, Bury Everitt J .. Middleton, Saxmundham
Easlea Waltr. Old hall,Pakenham,Bury Everitt William, Bucklesham, Ipswich
Eastaugh In. &:. S. Metfield, Harleston Everson A. The Laurels, Kenton.
Eastaugh George, Chestnut lodge, Stowmarket
-Mendham, Har:eston . Everson Ambrose, Bedingfield, Eye
Eastbaugh Horace,Bunker's hill,Bram- Everson Charles, Bedingfield, Eye .
field, Hslesworth Faiers John, Haughley, Stowmarket
Easter Jacob, Mickfield, Stowmarket Fairs Harry, The Grange, Rendham.
Eaton Thomas, Hinderclay, Diss Saxmundham
Ebbage Mrs. E. Weybread, Harleston Fairweather Hy. Hitcham, Ipswich
!Ebbs Edward, South Elmham St. Falgate Walt. The Grange, Barsham,
James, Halesworth Beccles
Ebbs J. SouthElmhamSt.Peter,Bungy Falgate W. White boo Flixton, Lowestft
Ebbs Wm. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O Farrington Jas. Elythburgh,Haleswtb
Edwards A. S. Wetherden, Stowmrkt Farrington J. Blythburgh, Halesworth
Edwards Charles, Haughley bushes, Farrow E. Wetheringsett, Stowmarket
Haughley, Stowmarket Farrow Mrs. Hannah, Depden, Bury
Edwards Frank Henry, Monk Soham, Farrow Henry WiEiam, Fressingfie:d.
Wickbam Market Harl~ton
Edwards Geo. Herringfleet, Lowestoft Farrow James S. Creeting St. Mary.
Edwards George Seaman, The Hall, Needham Markeb RS.O
Monk Soham, Wickham Market Farrow John, Stoke Ash, Eye
Edwards I.North grn.Southwld.R.S.O Farrow Joseph, Stanningfield, Eury
Edwards James, Worlingworth, Wick- Farrow Mre. Mary Ann, Pettaugb,
ham Market Stowmarket
 TRADES nmEGrORY.] SUFFOLK. FAR 463
Farrow Rbt. Parkway,Gislingham,Eye Fletcher Isaac, Sproughton, Ipswich Fulcher Henry, Wickham Skeith. Eye
Fayer Miss Julia, G~at street, Fletcher J.O. Wyverstone, Stowmarket Fulcher HeI1lI'Y. Yaxley, Eye
Trimley St. Mary S.O Fletcher Mrs. Rebecca, Grange, Fulcher Philip, Hoo, Wickham Marke-l
FayerSl Daniel, Benhall place, Benhall, Wyverstone, Stowmarket Fulcher Wm. Metfield, HaTleston
Saxmundham Flinthlm Joseph, Aldeburgh R.S.O Fuller C. Wrentbam, Wangford R.S.O
Fayers Frederick [Henry, Great Fin- Flory I. Vale,Westleton,Saxmundham Fuller J. R.Great Waldingfield,Sudbry
borough, Stowmarket Flowerdew Arthur, Red house &; Fuller .Toseph, Coddenham, Ipswich
Feaveryear David &; David jun. Wing- Gissings farms, Hoxne, Eye Fuller W. C.Wickhambrook,NewmaTki
field, Harleston Flowerdew John, Taxley, Eye Futter Edmund John, Ilketshall St.
Feaveryear J. Wingfield, Harleston Flowerdew Lionel, Hoxne, Eye Andrew, Bungay
Feaviour David, Woodlands, FreS'Sing- Folkard John, SwefHing,Saxmundharo Futter Samuel, The Oaks, Tanning-
field, Harleston Ford' A. Weston Ditch, Mildenhall ton, Wickham Malrke-t
Felgate S.Laxfield,FramlinghamR.S.O Ford Charles, Dennington, Framling- Fyson Edwa.rd, Hawstead Lodge farm,
Felgate T. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O ham R.S.O Hawstead, !lury
Fellingham E. Mendlesham, Stowmrkt Ford Edward, Crowfield, Ipswich Fyson Edward 'Manning, Higham ldg.
Fenn Charles,Westhall, Wangfd.R.S.O Ford Josiah, Bacton, Stowmarket Higham, Bury
Fenn George, Norwich road, Ipswich Ford Miss Rachel, Hitcham, Ipswich Fyson Frederick, Higham, Bury
Fenn George, Somersham, Ipswich Ford! Thomas, Ulverston hall, Deben- FysoIII John, Whepstead, Bury
Fenning Albert Robert, Royton hall, ham, Stowmarket; &; at Suddon hall Fyson In. Ruffins, Chevirugton, Bury
Oreeting St. Peter, Needham Market &; Oak farm, Kenton, Stowmarket; Fyson R. P. Great Barton. Bury
R,IS.O Gislingham, Eye; Monewden; Bran- Gage Charles, Lindsey, Ipswich
Fenning Edwin .Albert, Old hall, deston,WickhamMarket &; Pounteney Gage Charles Johnson, Sampson ldg.
Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury hall, Mellis, Eye Aldham, Hadleigh R'.S.O
Fanning George, Norton, Bury Ford William, West Row, Mildenhall Gage Dennis. Lindsey, Ipswich
Fenning Samuel, Somersham, Ipswich Fordham E. Walsham-Ie-Willows,Bury Gage F. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O
Fermin G. Thorpe Morieux, Bury Foreman Geo. Parham, W~ckham Mkt Gage Frank Edward, Foysters haD.
Field-Brook .T. Hall,Crowfield,Ipswich Foreman J. Snape, 'Saxmundham Monks Eleigh, Bildeston 8.0
Field-Brook Robt. Crowfield, Ipswich Forrest William, Bentley, Ipswich Gage Frederick, Lindsey, Ipswich
Filby Mrs'. M. Wingfield, Harleston Forsdike Frederick, Otley, Ipswich Gage John, SemeT, IpswiCh
Finbow A. Bacton, Stowmarket Forsdike W.J. Theberton,LeistonB.S.O Gage Phillip, Boyton hall, Monks
Finbow G. R. Old Newton, Stowmrkt Forster James, Kessingland, Lowestft Eleigh, Bildeston ,S.O
Finbow H. Ampton schI. Stanton,Bury Forster Mrs.W.Kessingland,Lowestoft Game Fredk. Lit. Cornard, Sudbury
Finbow John, Stanton, Bury Fosdike Cecil J.Fressingfield,Harleston Gardenler D. Rumburgh, Halesworth
Finbow Owen, Bacton, Stowmarket Fosker Isaac, Bramford, Ipswich Gardin~r B. A. Newton hall, Sudbury
Finch Henry, Weybread, Harleston Foster D. Ravenshall, Lindsey,Ipswich Gardiner WilIiam, Cotton, Stowmarket
Finch James, Long grn. Wortham,Diss Foster M. Debach, Woodbridge Gardner H.Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchstr
Finch Joseph, Barningham, Bury Foster W. Huntingfield, Halesworth Gardner Henry, Saxtead, Framling-
Finch Joshua, Thelnetham, Thetford Foulcher R. Butley, Wickham Market ham R.S.O .
Fincham Charles, Burnt Fen, Soham Foulger Arthur, Botesdale, Diss Gardner Wm. Mendlesham,Stowmarki
Fincham Oharles, Wilda street, Holy- Foulger Jas. Finningham, Stpwmarket Garnham A. Helmingham,Stowmarket
well Row, Soham Fountain Robert, Barnby, Beccles Garnham Charles, Foxhall, Ipswich
Pincham Nehemiah, Kenny hill,Soham Fox William, Coddenham, Ipswich Garnham Hy. 'Spiers hl.Wortham, Diss
Fincham Roht. Aspall hall, Beck Row, Francis Henry, Hepworth, Diss Garnham J. Bedfield,Wickham Markei
Soham Francis James O. ISproughton. Ipswch Garnham J. Dallinghoo,Wickhm.Markt
Fincham Sydney, Beck Row, Soham Francis Robt. Cratfield, Halesworth Garnham J. Tann~ngton, Wickhm.Mkt
. Firman Joseph, High Town green, Francis Tom, Botesdale, Diss Garnham James.Worlingworth, Wick-
Rattlesden. BuDy Francis William, Shipmeadow,Becc1es ham Market
Fisher Mrs. E. (exors. of),Poslingford, Franklin Hetbert, Bradfie1d, Woodbrdg Garnham John, Stanton, Bury
Olare R.S.O Free Baker, Middleton, Saxmundhalll Garnham R. Capel St. Mary, Ipswich
Fisher Elijah, Gislingham, Eye Freeman O. Framsden. Stowmarket Garnham William, Gosbeck, Ipswich
Fisher James, Exning, Newmarket Freeman Chas. Easton, Wickham. Mrkt Garrad C. Leavenbeath, Colchester
Fishert Jas. Tuffields, Whepstead,Bury Freeman Edmund Turner, Hill house, Garrard Chas. Stow Upland, Stowmrkt
Fisher Robert, Metfield, Harleston. Wenhaston, Halesworth Garrard Frank Rochforli, The Hall,
Fisher Robt. Jas. Metfield, Harleston Freeman F. W. (exors. of), Framsden, Framlingham R.'S.q
Fisher Thos. Poslingford, Clare R'.S.O Stowmarket GaTrard Fredk. Baeton:, Stowm8ll'ket
Fisk George, Whitton, Ipswich Freeman Hy. Ubbeston, Saxmundham Garrard Fredk. Cotton, Stowmarket
FiskMrs.M.Mill end,Eyke,Woodbridge Freeman J. M. Wilby, Eye Garrard James Buttori~ Earl Soham,
Fisk William. Hepworth. Diss Freeman John,StonhamAspall,Stwmkt Wickham Market
Fisk William, Horham, Eye Freemaru John Smith, The Green, Garrett J. S. (exors. of), Cavendisb
Fis~e Char~es, Tuddenham St. Mar- Ubbeston, Saxmundham . R.S.O. &; Boxted, Bury
.tIn, IPSWICh . . Freeman Joseph, Henley, IpS'Wlch . Garrod Arthnr, Nedging. Ipswich
FlSke G. Thornbush, Bramford,IpsWlch Freeman Joseph, Washbrook, IPSWICh GaTrod Geo Sproughton Ipswich
Fiske Geor~e, Lovestofts farm, Flow- Freeman Joseph Edward, The Green, Garrod Jas:(exors.of),Ra.'ttlesden,Bury
,ton, IpSWIch, Brock!ord, Stowmarket . Garrod Jas. B. Oopdock, Ipswich
F~ske George W. IpswIch Fr~man Solomon, Brundlsh, Fram- Garrod Robert, Brockford, Stowmrkt
Pitch Brothers, Wu:oe, Halstead lingham R.S.O ~lU'l1"od William Tuddenbam Sf; Mar
Flack Frederick, Lakenbooth, Brandon Freeman William, Poplar Hall & Hog- :r tin Ipswich ' .-
Flack Henry, Lakenheath, Brandon stye faT'IIls, Dabenham, Stowmarket Garr'd Wm W
Flack Waiter, Lakenheath, Brandolll Freeman William,Winston, Stowmarkt Ga od w'rn re.;/ to St
tt~e'd o~ar
Flack Wm. Jas. Lakenheath, Brandon Freestone Chas. South Elmham St. f':"~_:T°uld Jl Re C· kal esHen, urY
ket

Flanders Smith, Kenny hill, Soham Michael, Bungay ~rr~ . . 00 ey, a leSWOT th
Flatman David, Redgrave, Diss Freeston John, South Elmbam All GasklD Wm. Dabenham, Stowmarket
Flatman Theophilus, Valley farm, Saints, Halesworth Gates Geo. Bow 'Beck, Bardwell, Bury
Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O . Freston Geo. Chediston st. Haleswrth Gathereole R. Lakenheath, Bra:ndon
Flatman WilIiam, Laxfield, Framling- French Bobt. Water hall, Wixoe,Halstd Gathercole W. Lakenheat~, Br:mdon
ham R.S.O Friend H.Old hall,Wenhastn.Haleswth Gaught G. Walsham-Ie-WIllows. Bury
Flatt George &; Robert, West Row fen, Friston S.Walnut tree.Battlesden,Bury Gaussen Bernard, Westhall hall &.
West Row, Mildenball FritchJ Sydney, Fritton, Yarmouth Sotherton, Wangford R.S.O
FIatt Josph. West Row fen, Mildenball Frith George (exor8. of), Mickfield, Gayfer John Abba, Blyford,Haleswrtb
Flatt Robert, Mendhllm, Harleston Stowmarket Geater Albert, Darsham, Saxmnnrlhm
Flaxman George Wood, Willow marsh, Frost James,Wetherden lodge,Wether. Geater George Arthnr, Leiston R.S.O
Yoxford, Saxmundham den, Stowmarket GeaterF.J.Middleton moor,Saxrnndhm
Flaxman Mrs. Mary, Ilketshall St. Frost John, Boyden end, 'Wickham- Geater T. S. Tbeberton, Leiston R.S.O
Margaret, Bungay brook, Newmarket Gedney Belli. Oswald, Oakley, Scole
Flax:nan Robert John, Rookery, Rend- Frost W. F. Shadingfield, Halesworlh Gedney Harry Waltr. The Laurels,Eye-
ham, Saxmundham Fulcher Mrs. Anna, Stonham .Aspall, Georg-e John, Great Ashfield, Bury
Flegg Robart, Ilketshall St. Margaret, Stowmarket Gibbens Wm. Swine's g-reen. Beccles
Bung-ay Fulcher Mrs. Oaroline, Westwick, Gibbons Jsph. Ring-shall, StowmalI'ket
Fletcher Charles, Laxfield, Framling- Stoke Ash, Eye Gibbs Albert, East Bergholt, CDlchestr
ham R.S.O Fulcher Geo. Carlton Colville,Lowestft Gibbs Chas. Westleton. Saxmundbam
Fletcher Ellis, Charsfield, Wickham j Fulcher H. Finningham, Stowmarket Gibson E. Fressingfield, HarlestoIb
Market Fulcher H. Stonham Aspall,Stowmarkt Gibson E.Pixey green, StradbToke,Eye
 464 FAR SUFFOLK. (KELLY'S
FARMERS-eontinued. Gooderham William George, Ricking- Grey George, South Cove, Wrentham
GibbS' F. Westleton, Saxmundham hall Inferior, Diss; resides at Diss Gridley George, Aeton, Sndbury
Gibson Geo.Westhall, Wangfrd. R.S.O Gooding The Misses, The Hall,Witnes- Gridley I.Little Waldingfield,Sudbnry
Gifford Cuas. Cowling-e, Newmarket ham, Ipswich Griggs W. Wickhambrook,Newmarket
Gifford Charles, jun. Bloomfields,Cow- Goodin~ Alfred, Barking, Needham Grimmer Herbert Alexander, TheHall,
linge, Newmarket Market R.S.O Mettingham, Bungay
~lbert C. Sotherton, Wangford R.S.O Gooding E. E . .Akenham, Ipswich Grimsey Mrs. Rose Martha, Combs,
Gilbert Mrs. Luey, Lawsball, Bury Gooding Ebenezer (exors. of), Red Stowmarket
Gilbert SI. Ugg-eshall,Wangford R.S.O bouse, Witnesham, Ipswich Grimsey H. T. Coram street, Had-
G~lbert Thos. I. H~lton, Haleswonh Good~ng Ernest,De1;>enham, St~wmarkt leigh R.S.O
GIldersleeves H. FrLston, Saxmundhm Goodmg .Tohn, SwIlland, IpswIch Grimsey J. R.Westleton,Saxmundham
Gillett Hubert Cyrns Howard, Manor Gooding WilIiam, Barham, Ipswich Grimsey John, Red ho. Leiston R.8.0
house, Brampton, Wangford R.S.O Gooding William Henry, Tuddenham Grimsey Robert, Hitcham, Ipswich
Girlirrg Charles Drake, Petistree hall, St. Martin, Ipswich Grimsey T. Bloxhall, Hitcham, Ipswch
Sutton, Woodbridge Goodman O. Market Weston,Thetford Grimwade F. Stone st. Hadleigh R.S.O
G~r~g F. Bedfield, ~ickham Market Goodman Robert, Hepworth, Diss Grimwood Frdk. Cratfield,Halesworth
Glorling GeOO'ge, Badingham, Fl'am- Goodrich O.J. St.John's,Palgrave,Diss Grimwood G. Bedfield, Wickham Mrkt
lingham RS.O Goodrich Joseph, Cotton, Stowmarket Grimwood Georl!e, Troston, Bury
Girling Henry. Oulton. Lowestoft Goodrich Sam!. Cotton, Stowma:rket Grimwood R.Brick ho.Hiteham, Ipswh
Girling Hrbt.Reydon, Wangford R.S.O Goodrum Wltr.Walpole rd.Halesworth Grimwood Samson, Sandford road,
Girling James, Brome, Eye Goodrum WaIter, Walpole, Halesworth Old Newton, Stowmarket
Girling Jas.Carlton ColvilIe, Lowestoft Goodwin Fredk. Metfield, Harleston Grimwood William Bradley, Thwaites
G~r~ng James, Chediston, Haleswortb Goodwin I. Fressingfield, Harleston road, Wickham Skeith, Eye
Gl1'~g Mrs..M. The Poplars, (Brun- Goodwin !saac, Syleham, Scole Groom C. Snape abbey, Saxmnndham
.dl~b, FraII?.lingham RS.O Goodwin William, Foxhall I'd. Ipswicb Groom H. F. Farnham, Saxmnndham
G~r~ng R., PIxey greeJ.1,Sta-adbroke,Eye Goodwin WilIiam, White house, Groom WilIiam, Wingfield, Harleston
G~r~ng RlChd. Cove~llthe, Wrenth~m Hevenin~ham, Saxmundham Gunn Jost:'ph H. Hartest, Bury
G~r~ng Saml. C. Sutton,Woodbl'ldge Gorham Mrs.G.Trimley St.Martin B.O Guyton Mrs. Charlotte (exors. of),
G~ll'~ng T. ~~stenden,Wa!1gfrd.R.S.O Gormel' Mrs. Mary Ann, Petistree, Fritton, Yarmouth
Guling . William, Brabling green, Wickham Market Gynn James, Somersham, Ipswich
G !lir;amliwnghamCrR.t~·Old H I
11' ng m. a >lie,
th
a eswor,
Gosling Charles, Ashfield, Stowmarkll Hacon WilIiam, Hulver IStreet, Wang-
G l' I K ttl b t I •h ~ d R S 0
Gissing Frederick A. R:ookery, Grea.t G~:li~: ~m'i~~, ~el:h:~~iinJSWIC H~~:nh~' AlfI'P,d C. Wrentbam,
G·ttShfi~d,J* t R Mild h 1I Gosling William Wilberforce,Felsb.am;
G~e~S'Alf~~ B~na::e, ;:;gforde~.S.O &; Rattlesden, Bury
Wangford R.S.O
Hadenham Geo. Worl~ngham, Beccles
Gobbitt Wm. Yoxford, Saxmnndham Goss Georgoe, Parkgate farm, Kelsale, Had~nham Wm.. Worlmgha.m, Beccles
Gocher Charles, 28 &; 30 St. Peter's Sax!Dundham . Hadmgham Davld, South Elmham St.
street IpswiCh Gostlmg In, Hy. Wlssett, Halesworth Cross, Halesworth
God'bold EdWllll"d Met'field Harleston Goudy G. Tunstal1, Wickham Market Hading-ham David Henry, jun. South
Godbold Geo. jU~. Metfield, Harleston Goudy Geo. Rendlesham, Woodbridge Elmham St. CroRS, Halesworth
Godbold William, Elloug-h, Bel'cles Gonldby George, ~ushmere,Lowestoft Had.ingbam Tb.os: Spexhall,Halesworlb
Godbold William Geo Weston Beccles Gowan George, SIbton, Saxmundham Hadmgbam Wllham, Church farm,
Goddard Arthur Ed~in, B~isyard,lGower Dick, Cratfield, Haleswortb South Elmham St. Cross, Haleswrth
Saxmundham Gower J. TIketshall St. Marg-aret, Bngy Hadman Ernest AJbert, Grange farm,
Goddard Charles, The Hall, Denning- Gowing &; Smith, Ugglellhall, Wang- Gisleham, Low~stoft
ton, Framlingham R.'8.0 , fol'~ R . S . O . Haggar H.G.Whlte .ho.Burstall,IplfWh
GoddM"d F.Kettleburgb,Wickham Mkt Gowmg E. A. Wmgfield, Hal'lellton Haggar John, Thwalte, Eye
Goddard MT9.F.Walberswick,Southwld Gowing Ephraim, Hitcham, Ipswich Haggar John Fox, Burstall, Ipswich
Goddard J. Capel St. Mary. Ipswich Gowing Ephraim Edwal'd, The Han, Haggis Mrs. E. Edward~tone, Colchstl'
Goddard J. Wantisden,Wickhm.Markt Great Bricett, IpRwich Hailes Wm.DalIinghoo,Wickham Mrkt
Goddard John, Darsham, Saxmnndhm Gowing .r. W. Winl!field, Harleston Haill Geo. H. Bramfie1d, Halesworth
Goddard Jobn, TunstalI,Wickham :Mkt Gowing John Frederick, Wheatel'oft, Hails James, Shotley, Ipswicb
Goddard Saml. Westleton,Saxmnndhm Bradwell, Yarmouth ,Hales G.01d hall,Bmgh castle,Yarmth
Godd!ll1'd Thos. H. Chevington, :Bury Graham Henry James, Fornham St. Hall Hugh, South Elmham St. James,
Goddard WiIliam, Ashfield, ·Stowmrkt Genevie'Ve, Bury Halesworlh
Goddam Wm. Gt. Wenham, Colchestr Graham Ry. Jas. Gt. Saxham, Bury Hall Hu~h Robt. Cook1ey, Halesworth
Godfrey Miss Jemima, Stoke rd.Assing- Graham Henry James, Palgrave, Diss Hall John, Metfield, Harleston
ton, Colchestep Grabam Rohert, Stutton, Ipswich RaIl llobt. W. Chediston, Halesworth
Goldsmith .A. W. Navland, Colcheste-r Graham W,Marlesford,Wickham Mrkt Hall Sidney G. CowliI'!!:e, Newmarket
Goldsmith Jas. T. Oulton, Lowestoft Gray Artbur, Hinton, Saxmundham Hall Waiter, Withersfield, Newmarket
Goldsmith Mrs, Stoke-by-Nayland, Gray Arthnr Edward, Wenhaston, Hall WilIiam, Hitcham, Ipswich
Colchester Ha1esworlh Hallam I. Fritton Old hall, Yarmouth
Goldsmith RoheTt, Bnrgh,WoQdbrid!!e Gray,Tohn, Evke. Woodbridg-e Halls Charles, Denham, Bury
Goldspink Edw!ll1'd Robert, Wilby bill, Gray Mrs. Sarah &; Sons, Run farm, Halls John, Thurston, Bury
Wilby, Eye Wenha.8ton & Hinton hall, Haleswrth Hambling Fenton, Kelsale, Saxmndhm
Goldspink Geo. Fredk. WlIittingham Gray Wi11iam, The Old hall, Parham, Hamb~ng J .. 8,nape, S~xmundham
hall, Fressing£eld, Harleston &; Red- WlCkham 'Market Hambhng William, Fl'lston hall, Sax-
lingfield, Eye Green A. E. Wilby, Eye mundham
Goldspink W. E. Wilby, Eye Green Mrs. Caroline, Mellis, Eye Hamby Wm. Pearce, EIlough, Becc1es
Goleby D.Brundish, Framlnghm.R'.'S.O Grt:'en E. W. The Grove, Wissington, Hammond Abraham, Badley,Needham
Goleby D. Wilby, Eye Colchester Market R.S.O
Gooda Frank, Mutford, Beccles Green Frank, Lawshall, Bury Hammond O.Westhall,WangfordR.S.O
Goodchild Charles, Glemsford IR.S.O Green Fredk.Chelsworth, Bildeston'S.O Hammond Charles Edward, Nether
Goodchrild George, Clare R.S.O Green G. Thorpe Morieux. Bury hall, Cavendish R.S.O
Goodchild J. Fressin~e-ld, Harleston Green J.Barking,Needhm.'Mrkt.R.S.O Hammond Mrs. E. A. Woodcroft hall.
Goodl'hild J.Little Wenham, Colchestr Green Jabez Ernest, Churchford hall, Monk Soham, Wickham Market
Goorll'bild .Tohn, Kedingoton, Haverhill Capel St. Mary, Ipswich Hammond Francis In. Thorndon, Eye
Goodchild W. S. GlemsflJl'd RS.O Green James, Cbattisham, Ipswich Hammond Frederick William, Brames
Goodchild WaIter Philip,Monk Soham, Green James, Chediston, Halesworth hall, Wetheringsett, Stowmarket
Wic1rham Market Green Robert, Dennington, Framling- Hammond Georl!e WiIliam, Martley
Goode R. &; Son, Elms-well, Bury ham R.8.0 hall, Easton, Wickham Market
-Goode John, Heath, Woolpit, Bury Green Thomas Herhert, Rede, Bury Hammond John,West end,Wrentham.
Goode William, Woolpit, Bury Green Thos. Robt. Stowlangtoft, Bury Wangford R.S.O
GoodE:nough .T, Thornham Magna, Eye Green WaIter, Cranley green, Eye Hammond Mrs. John R Old hall.
Gooderham Charles, Barking, Need- Green WiUiam, Priory, Great Wen- Green, Hau~hley, Stowmarket
ham Market RS.O . ham, Colchester Hammond Robt. Henry,Thorndon,Ey&
Gooderham G. C. Wattisham, Ipswich Green WilIiam, Rovdon, Hadleigh Hammond T. Willow 10. ~e~lis, Eya
Goorlerham Mrs. George, The Chest- Greenard Albert, Cranley hall, Eye Hammond W. Chediston, Haleswortb
nnts, Monewden, Wickham Market Greene,King &; Sons,Great Barton,Bry Hammond W. G. Thorpe Morieux, Bury
~ode'rbam George W. Rdckinghall Grenville G.Sudborne,Wickham Markt Hammond William, The Elms,Bacton,
Superior, Diss Stowmarket
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. FAR 465
Hancey William, Wrentham, Wang- Hawes Abram George, Higham, BurY/HitchCOCk W. C. Ringshall, Stowmarkt
ford RS.O Hawes Arthur, Southolt, Eye Hobbs James, Walton hall, Ipswich
Hanchett Edward, Stanstead hall, Hawes F. Athelington, Eye Hodgson E. G.Charsfield,Wickhm.Mkt
Glemsford R.S.O Hawes Frederick, Stradbroke, Eye Holden Char~es, Wattisfield, Diss
Harding G. sen. Lakenheath, Brandon Hawes Henry, Hasketon, Woodbridge Holden D. 'Valsham-Ie-Willows, Bury
Harding Henry, Lakenheath, Brandon Hawes James, Clopton, Woodbridge Holden Geo. Barningham, Bury
Harding James, Undley common, Hawes Jas. Earl Soham, Wickham Mkt Holden George, Hepworth, Diss
Holywell row, Soham Hawes Miss Mary, Barley green, Strad- Holden William, Norton, Bury
Harding John, Undley common, Holy- broke, Eye Holder Fredk. Leavenheath, Colchester
well row, Soham Hawes R Ashfield grn. Stradbke. Eye Holland George, Miendham, Harleston
Harding Samuel, Brundish, Framling- Hawes R (exors. of), Athelington, Eye Holland Henry A. E. E. Somerleyton,
ham R.S.O Hawes S.Wootton grn.Stradbroke,Eye Lowestoft
Harding Samuel, Undley common, Hawkins Alfred, Hill farm, Brockley, Holland Horaee, Dallinghoo, Wick-
Lakenheath, Brandon Bury ham ~Iarket
Harmer James, Cherry Tree farm, Hawkins G. F. Milden hall, Ipswich Holland John, Hintlesham, Ipswich
Framlingham R.S.O Hayes George, Maypole green, Den- Holland Mrs. Mary, Bentley, Ipswich
Harold John Frederick, Upper Holton, nington, :Framlingham R.S.O Holland Richard, Capel St.Mary,Ipswh
Holton, Halesworth Haylock Geo. Wenhaston, Halesworth Hollick Wm. Leavenheath, Colchester
Harper O. W. Langhm green, Eye Haylock Mrs. Josiah, South Elmham Holmes J.The Grove,Mettinghm.Bngy
Harper G. Barton Mills, Mildenhall All Saints, Halesworth Holmes Wm. Darsham, Saxmundham
Harper Gage, Mason's Bridge,Raydon, Hayward A:bert, Gt. Cornard, Sudbry Holmes William. Layham, Hadleigh
Hadleigh Hayward Alfred, The Green, Wether- Holton Geo. (exors. of), Wissington,
Harper James, jun. Hoxne, Eye ingsett, Stowmarket Colchester
Harper John, Hoxne, Eye Hayward C. Linstead Magna, Halswrth Honeywood Fred, Shimpling, Bury
Harper John, Sproughton, Ipswich Hayward Charles, North lodge, Mend- Honeywood James, Hartest, Bury
Harper Martin, Leiston R.S.O ham, Harleston Honeywood John, Hartest, Bury
Harper W. Thorpe Morieux, Bury Hayward Charles Robert Henry, Che- Hood John, Wetheringsett, Stowmarkt
Harper William, Red house, Walpole distan, Halesworth Hopes Geo. Gt. Wenham, Colchester
road, Halesworth Hayward George, Sacker's green, Horn James, 'Vorlingham, Beccles
Harrington, Arthur &:; Thomas, Ohe!- Great Cornard, '8udbury Hopkins William, Chediston, Haleswth
mondiston, Ipswich Hayward John, Newton, Sudbury Horn John Holme, Lound, Lowestoft
Harrington Charles, Norton, Bury Hayward T. Bradfield St. Clare Bury Horn Wm. Parker, Lound, Lowestofli
Harrington J. Mendlesham, Stowmrkt Hayward Thomas, Gedgrave hali, Ged- Horrex Robert, Beck Row, Soham
Harrington Thomas, Carr gate, Brad- grave, Wickham Market Horrocks George, Brettenham, Ipswich
field St. George, Bury Hayward Thomas, Letheringham, Howard Geo. Benhall, Saxmundham
Harris P. Dallinghoo,Wickham Market 'Vickham Market Howard George, Manor house, Strat-
Harris Robert, Hasketon, Woodbridge Hayward W. Chickering, Hoxne, Eye ford St. ADdrew, Saxmundham
Harris WilIiam Potter, Brome, Eye Hayward William, Southolt, Eye Howard George WilIiam, White house,.
Harrison Charles (exors. of), Bard- Haywood Horace, Creeting St. Mary, Stratford St. Andrew, Saxmundham
well, Bury Needham Market R.S.O Howard Henry, The Chestnuts, Ash-
Harrison G. Henstead,Wangfrd R.S.O Hazel Mrs. S. A. Lakenheath,Bramlon field green, Stradbroke, Eye
Harrison Robert, Gisleham, Lowestoft Hazell J. Badley, Needham Mkt.It.S.O Howard Hy. Framsden, Stowmarket
Harrold W. Rumburgh, Halesworth Heffer Herbert Wm. Wickham Market Howard J. Saxtead, Framlnghm.R.S.()
Harsant Martin (exors. of), Creting- Heffer Wm. HestIey grn. Thorndon,Eye Howard Thos. Brook, Wortham, Diss
ham, Framlingham R.S.O Hembling Wm. KelsaIe, Saxmundham Howard William N.Kewmarket rd.Bury
Harsant Martin, Whitehouse, Blun- Hempson G. A.· Sproughton, Ipswich Howe H. Kettleburgh, Wickham Ma:P\t-
deston, Lowestoft Hempson J. A. Erwarton ha2.I,Ipswich Howe James, Barningham, Bury
Hart (Robert) & Woolnough (Denis), Hempson John, Shotley, Ipswich Howe John, Stanton, Bury
Sotherton, Wangford R.S.O Hensby Arthur, Harleston hall, Bury Howe Jonathan, Gosbeck, Ipswich
Hart Dnl. Aldis, Walpole, Halesworth Hensby Frank Spencer, Rushbrooke, Howe Mrs. Mary, Badwell Ash, Bury'
Hart Fredk. Grove, Westerfleld, Ipswch Bury Howell John, Glebe, Woolpit, Bury
Hart G. Bourne hall,Wherstead,Ipswh Hensby Wm. Alfd. Park hOe Bury Howes Mrs. Elizabeth, South Kmham
Hart Harry, Gosbeck, Ipswich Herbert William, Slough hall, Little St. Margaret, Harleston
Hart Henry, Coddenham, Ipswich Waldingfield, Sudbury Howes George, Stanton, Bury
Hart Jabez, Gosbeck, Ipswich Heywood Fredk. Wm. Redgrave, Diss Howell Wm. Heveningham, Saxmndhm
Hart In. Wrentham, Wangford R.S.O Hicks Hy. W. Hill farm, Clare RS.O I Howlett Arthur, Hessett, Bury
Hart Robt. Stonham Aspall, Stowmarkt Hicks Jsph. R Denston, Newmarket Howlett Benjamin, Redlingfield, Eye
Hartley Robt. &:; Samuel,Westley,BuryIHicksRussell, Grundisburgh, Woodbdg Howlett Charles Balls, The Red house..
Harvey Charles, Timworth, Bury Hicks W. Letheringham, Wickham Mkt South Elmham St. Margaret, Hrlstn
Harvey Henry, Badwell Ash, Bury Hicks William, Raydon, Hadleigh Howlett George, Bardwell, Bury
Harvey Herbert, Shimpling, Bury Hill &:; Gullen, Brockley, Bury Howlett H. Rushmer, Westhall, Wang-
Harvey James, Saxtead, Framling- Hill Fredk. Westhall, Wangford RS.O ford RS'.O
ham R.S.O Hill Geo. Martlesham, Woodbridge Howlett John, South Elmham St.
Harvey John, Worlingworth, Wick- Hill Mrs. Isaac, Oratfield, Halesworth James, Halesworth
ham Market Hill Thomas,Westhall, Wangford R.S. () Howlett Shrofield J. Church farm,Ry-
Harvey R Tannington, Wickham Mrkt Hill Thos.Worlingworth, Wickhm. Mkt ford, Halesworth
Harvey Robert J. Gazeley,Newmarket Hill William Samuel, Newton, Sudbury Howlett Thomas, Polstead, Colchester-
Harvey Waltr. Buxhall, Stowmarket Hilling Frederick & James, Cransford, Howlett Thomas, Wissett, Halesworth
Harvey William, Bedingfield, Eye Framlingham R.S.O Howlett William, Duke's bridge,.
Harvey WiIliam, Timworth, Bnry Hills Arthur, Copdock, Ipswich Beccles road, Bungay
Harvey William (exors. of), Wattisham Hills Benjamin, Aldham, Hadleigh Hubbard George, Gunton, Lowestoft
hall, Ipswich Hills Henry, Groton, Colchester Hubbard Harry, Offton, Ipswich
Harv6)" WilIiam, sen. Earl SOham, Hills Henry, HadIeigh Hamlt.Colchstr Hubbard John, Whatfield hall, Ipswch
Wickham Market Hills Philip B. Polstead, Colchester; Hubbard Thomas, Bradfield, Bury
Harwood Samuel Thomas J.P. Batti8- & Boxford, Colchester Hubbard Thomas, Maskell's han, Off-
ford hall, Needham Market Hines Thomas, OecoId, Eye ton, Ipswich
Harwood Thomas A., M.A. Battisford, Hinnells Mrs. Emma, Market Weston, Hubbard Thomas, The Rookery, Elm-
Keedham Market Thetford sett, Ipswich
Hathaway Mrs. E. Kelsale, Saxmndbm Hitcham W. Carlton Colville, Lowstft Hnbbard Thomas, jun. Furneaux,
Hatten Joseph John, Boyton hall, Gt. Hitchcock Alain, The Highlands farm, Wbatfield, Ipswich
Finborough, Stowmarket Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O Hubbard William, Hessett, Bury
Hatten Mrs. Mary, Hepworth, Diss Hitchcock B. Creeting St. Mary, Need- Hubbard William, Naughton, Ipilwich
Ratten William, Martin's nest, The1- ham Market RS.O Hucklesby A. H. Wyverstone, Stwmrkt
netham, Thetford Hitchcock C. E. Ohilton hall,Stwmrkt Hudson In. Hazlewood, Saxmundham
Havens Havens H.Wissington,ColchstT Hitchcock E.Park fm.LavenhamR.S.O Hudson Thompson, Carlton Colville,
Havers Henry, Brome Park farm, Eye Hit,chcock Jsph. E. Erockford, Stwmkt Lowestoft
Haward Fk. Little Blakenhm.Ipswich llitchcock Thomas, Prentice street, Hume George, Bures St. Mary R.S.O
Haward Richard, Oaklands, Bungay Lavenham R.S.O Hunt George Watkins, Seckford hall,
Haward T. H. Ohattisham hall, Ipswchj Hitchcock Walter Cooper, Paken- Great Bealings, Woodbridge
Hawes Edwd. &:; Danl.Nayland,Colchstr ham, Eury Hunt Henry, Badwell Ash, Bury
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FARMERs-continued.
Hunt Henry, Great Whelnetham, Bury
Hunt Henry, Nowton lodge, Bury
Hunt Henry, Reydon, Southwold
Hunt John, Barningham, Bury
Hunt Robert, Blythburgh, Haleswrth
Hunt Robert, Thurston, Bury
Hunt Mrs. William, Culpho, Ipswich
Hunt William, Shadingfield, Haleswrth
Hunt Wm. W.Grundisburgh,Woodbdg
Hunt-er .Alfred & WaIter, Friston,
Saxmundham
Hunter Frederick, South Elmham St.
James, Halesworth
Hurrell Oharles, Hinderclay, Diss
Hurrell Jonathan, Thorndon, Eye
Hurrell Moses, Bures St. Mary RS.O
Hurren Anthony, Buxhall lodge, Bux-
hall, Stowmarket
Hurren Fredk. Kelsale, Saxmundham
Hurren George, Chepenhall green,
Fressingfield, Harleston
Burren George, Wissett, Hale,gworth
Burren Herbert Anthony, South grng.
Sibton, Saxmundham
Hurren John, Weybread, Harleston
,Burren W. Brampton, Wengfrd.R.S.O
Hurren Wm. Chediston, Halesworth
:Hu1"ren William, Chepenhall green,
Fress·ingfield, Harleston
''Huson In. Glemham Parva. Wick-
ham Market
~lIustler William Ramsey, Earl's hall
& Palmer's &i Oak farms, Cock-
field, Bury
Ryem Richd. &i Jsph. Felix·stowe
"liymns William, Hit.cham, Ipswich
"Imrie John, Smallbridge hall, Bures
St. Mary RS.O
·Ince In. Cawston, Shimpling, Bury
- Ingate F. Linstead Magna, Halesworth
Ingat~ Geor~e, Wilby, Eye
Ingate H. Linstead Purva., Haleswth
IIllgate James. Pear 'Tree house, Fres~
singfield, HarlestoI1 . Johnson John (exors. of), Barn:ng-
Ingate John, Cooklev. Halesworth
Ingate John Edward, Wissett, Hlswrth
'Ingate William, Chediston, Halesworth
Iagate Wm. Walpo:e, HaIesworth
'lsaacson J. L. Wickhambrk.Newmrkt
lsom William, Little Oornard, Sudbry
'lsom William, Nayland hall, NayIand,
Colchester
...Taekson Dennis, 8tradhroke, Eye
_Jackson Isaac, Sycamore house,Bram..
ford, Ipswich
.Jackson Mrs. L. Hitcham, Ips-wich
JMkson O. W. Brettenham, Ipswich
;Jackson Stephen,Priory, Kel'sey,Ipswch
.Jaoob Edwin, Alwood green, Rick-
ingball Superior, Diss
.Jacobsen O. C. Weybread hall,Hal'loStn
.JQIg'gard Sail'gent, West Row,MildenhlI
.laggard Thoma,s, Beck row, Soham
.lames Goo.rge, Baylham, Ipswich ~
James S'amuel, Swilland, Ipswich
'James William, 9 Nowton roM, Bury
Jarral'd Charles, Barking, Needham
.Ma:rket R.S.O • Jude Isaac, .Mutford, ·Beccles
Jarvis GeOTge, Bartle house, Exning,
Newmarket
Jarvis Thomas Freiston, 22 High st.
Ha.erhill &; Withersfield, Newmarket
Jespe-l' Edgar, Kelsale, Saxmundham
Jay J()hn Robt. Foxhall re. Ipswich
Jay John Robt. Rushmere, Ipswich
Jeaffreson John, Little Lodge farm,
Framlingham R.S.O
Je-afIreson Samuel, Yew -Tree farm,
Cretingham, Framlingham R.S.O
JefIeries Abner, Clopton, Woodbridge
JefIeries Daniel, Elm, Wetheringsett,
Stowmarket . Keeble Richd. Woodhall, Sudbury
Jefl'eries Edmund, Eriswell, Brandon
Jefferies Edmund, Park farm, Wyver-
stone, Stowmarket
JefIeries- George (exors. of); Willow
tree, Wetberingsett,' Stowmarket
JefIery J. Stonham AS-pall, Sto'Wmarkt
Jefl'ery Jeremiah, Haughley, Stwmrkt
Jeffries G. Kettleburgh, Wi.ckhm.~Ikl
SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
JefIries Edward, South Elmham St. Keene J. Barking Needhm.Mkt.R.S.O
CroSiS, Halesworth Keer Cha,s. Iken, Wickham Market
JefIries Robert, Southolt, Eye Keer Fredk. Iken, Wickham Market
Jennings Frederick Henry, Cockfield Kemball Charles, Groton, Colchester
hall, Cockfield, Bury Kemball Charles, Risby, Rury
Jessop C. Wood hall, Stoke Ash, Eye Kemball Frederick, Groton, 'Colchestr
Jewers D. Woodhall, Rattlesden, Bury Kemball Richard (exors. of), Groton
Jewers John, Shelland, Stowmarket hall, Colchester
Jewers John, Whitefield house, Drink- Kemball William. Groton, Colchester
stone, Bury Kemball William Casburn, Brundish
Jex John, Kessingland, Lowestoft house, Framlingham R.S.O
Jiggenrs Charle8 J. Wa~eney lodge, Kemp Alfred, Redgrave, Diss
BUI'gate, Diss Kemp George, Oooold, Eye
Jillings Mrs. S. A. & Thurgill, Holton, Kemp John, Ashfield Place & Hill
Halesworth . farms, Ashfield, Stowmarket
Jillings Oharle8, Great Saxham, Bury Kemp John, Ear: Stonham, Stowmarkt
Jillings Clement, Ousden, Newmarket Kemp Jolin, Westhorpe, Stowmarket
Jillings E. Wyken haJl, Baoowell,Bury Kemp Robert, Kirton, Trimley S.O
Jillings Edwin, Lavenham RS.O Kemp W. Hawsel1s fm. Leiston R.S.O
Jillings G. Tlle Lodge, Lit.Saxhm.Bry Kennington Henry. Aldham, Haci:eig!l
Jillings George, Dunstall green, Dal- Kenny Sidney, Henley, Ipswich
ham, Newmarket Kent George, Ilketsha'] St. Mar-
Jillings Geo. Heveningham, Saxmndhm garet, Bungay
Jillings Octavius, Honey hill, Little Kent John, Creeting St. Mary, ~t'ed·
Saxham, Bury ham Market RS.O
Jillings Octavius, Southwood pk.Bury Kent Robert, Withersdale, Rarle,.:ton
.Jillings Wm. Peasenhall, Saxmundbro Kent T. Thorpe 'hall, Horbam, "'jek.
Jobling Thos. H. Livermere par. Bury ham Markl'Jt
JohI1Son Arthur Harbert, Higham Ibo. Kent Thomes, Horham, Eye
'Yorlingham, Beccles Kerridge Arthur, High hall, Wahham-
Johnson Benjamin Branford, Lodge le-Wi:lows, Bury
farm, Honingtoll, Bury &; Ingharo, Kerridge Char:es, Lawshall. BuI'~'
Bury Kerridge Mrs. Eliza, Lawsha.Il, Bl1ry
Johnson Ohas, Market Weston, Thtfrd Kerridge Isaae, Snape, Saxmundham
Johnson Da.id. Middleton hall, Mend- Kerridge Joseph,Lit. Finboro', Stwmkt
ham, Harleston Kerridge Rbt. Peasenhall, Saxmndhm
Johnson Mrs. E. BedingfieId hall, Eye KerridgeS.A.Walsham-le-Willows,Bury
Johnson Edward Hy. 8apjston, Bury Kerridge Mrs. Susan, Hinderclay,Diss
Johnson Fredericlt Cupper, Sycamore, Kerry Alfred, Haughley, ,Stowmarket
Southolt, Eye Kerry Francis J. Acton, Sudbury
Johnson Geo. West.leton, Saxmundhro Kerry Herbert, Thelnetham, Thetford
Johnson Harold H. Worlingham, ~eecls Kerry R. Hunting-field, Halesworth
Johnson Henry, Brook hall, Wlssett, Kerry W. Brundish,Framlinghm.RS.O
Halesworth . Kersey Caleb (exors.of),Framsden hall,
Stowmarket
ham, Bury . Kersey Edwin, Framsden, 8towmarket
Johnson John, Milden, Ipswich Kersey J. G. Bramfield, Halesworth
Johnson Oli,rer D.,J.P. Barrow hl.Bmy Kett Mrs. Mary, BIy.ford, Halesworth
.Tohnson Robert, South Elmham St. Kett William, Blythburgh, Haleswrlh
Cross, Haleswortb Kettle Horace George, Bildeston S.O
Jolly Anthony, Fen st. R.edgrave~ Diss Kettle Wm. Capel St. Marv, Ipswich
.Jolly Frederick, Luffitts hall, Pet Kiddy John, Withersfield, Newmarket
tangh, Stowmarket Kilbourn Mrs. Kate, Stanstead,Glems-
.folly James, Depden hall, Burv ford: RS.O
Jolly Robert, Bl'amford, Ipswicll Kilbourn Thomas, Cockfield, Bury
Jolly Wm. Bramford, Ipswich Kimb:e Mrs. M. Cotton, ,Stowmarket
Jolly William, Hl'pton, Tbetford Kindred Charles, Then, Wickham Mrkt
Jolly Wm. Hundoo, Clare R8.0 Kindred WiIliam, Badingham, Fram-
Jordan George, Rumburgh, Hale8wrth lingham RS.O· ,
Jordan George, Wissett, Haleswortll Kiner - , Barnal'diston, Havel'hill
Joslin WaIter, Boxford, Colchester King Alfred, Barnby, Beccles
Juby A.Oreting-ham,Frmlnghm.R.S.O King Benjamin, Freston, Ipswich
Juby Arth. Brandaston, WlC~m.¥kj King Benjamin Spur:ing, Rushmere,
.ruby Arthur, Whatfield, IpSWIch Ipswich
Juhy Mrs. E.White hall,Whtfld.lpsw}; King David, Bramfield, HaJesworth
Juby Henry, East Bergholt, Colche8ter rin~ Frederick, Hall road, Ch3rsfie:d,
Jnby John, Witnesllam, Ipswich 'Vickham Market
Juby Walt. Mendlesham, Stowmarket King George, Castle farm, BeccIes
King- George, Hartest, Bury
KeabIe I. Ilketshall St. Andrew,Bung) K~p.g Harry, Rattlesden, Bury
Kedington Henry, Elmsett, Ipswich King Herbert, -Summer lane, Bromes-
Keeble C. P. Hazel Stllbb, Haverhill well, Woodbrid!!'e
Keeble Charles, '8omersham, Ipswich :King James M. Felsbam, Bury
~eeble David,The Green, Mendlesbam, King John, Clopton, Woodbridgoe .
Stowmarket King- Joseph, Middleton, Saxmnnrihm
KeebIe Edward, Ringshall, 8towmlukt King- Mrs. M.A.Bradfield St.Clart'.Bnry
Keeble J. The Glebe Cratfid.Haleswtb King Rt. Dalling-hoo, Wickham Market
Keeble.J.R.Brantbam ball,Manningtree King Robert, Trimley St. Martin S.O
Keeble Jame8, Layham, Hadleigh King Robt.Wickhambrook, Newmnrkt
Keeble John, GN'a.t Blakenham,Ipswb King S. Small bridge, Cockfield, Bury
Keeble John, Hill,Mendleshm.Stowmkt King Samuel, Burnt Fen, Soham
Keeble John, Stanton., Bury King Saml.Charsfield,Wickham l\fnrkt
King Sidney, Deilning han, Gaze:ey,
Keeb:e T. The Hall, Bentley, Ipswich Newmarket .
Keeble T. -Heveningham, Saxmundhm King Thomas, Hasketon, Woodhrirl!!'e
Keeble Thomas, RaydQn, Hadl~igh King Waiter Henry, Denham,. Bury
Keeble William, Elmsett, Ipswich King William, Polstead, Colchester
Keeble Wm. Kelsale, Saxmundham King William Norman, Barton place,
Keeble Wm. Wetheringsett, Stwmrkt Great Barton, Bury
Keeble William Fredk.Shelly, Hadleigh Kinsey Edmund, FeIsham, Bury
Keen In. A. Reydon, Wangfrd.R.S.O .Kinsey Henry C. Elmswell, Bury
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] ~UFFOLK, FAR 467
Kirby John )Vm. WOltham, Diss Lawton ~Lss Frances Grace (exors. [Lock Edgar A. Debenham, Stowmrkt
KitchingMatthew, Rendham,SaxmdJun of),Darmsden,Needham 'Mrkt.R.S.O Lock Mrs.Elizabeth,Rookery &; Crown-
Kitson Adolphus, The Green, Mendle- Leach Edward, Snape, Saxmundham land farms,Walsham-le-Willows,Bry
sham, Stowmarket Leach.T. W. Little Blakenham,Ipswich Lock Henry William J. Beyton, Bury
Kitson Adolphus, jun. Tan office, Men- Leach Thomas, Somerton hall, Bury. Lockwood Charles, Thorndon, Eye
dlesham, Stowmarket Leatherdale John Coleby, Great Ash- Lockw()od John, Thorndon, Eye
Kitson Denjamin, Bacton, Stowmarket field, Bury; &; at Elmswell Lockwood William, Stoke Ash, Eye
Kitson Benj. Old Newton, Stowmarket Leathers Aaron, The Beeches, Wing- Lodge Joseph F. Woodside, Stowmrkfl.
Kitson C.li. Aldham, Hadleigh R,S.O I field, Harleston Loines. Charles, Kelsale, Saxmundham
KitsGn Ernest, Crowfield, Ipswich Leathers L.J.iBrampton,Wangfd.R.S.O Loines Frederick, Ringsfield, Beccles
Kitson Ernest A. Bucklesham, Ipswich'Lee Char:es, Walpole, Halesworth Loines John, The Lodge farm, Bar~
Kitson William, Coddenham, Ipswich Lee David, Hoo, Wickham Market sham, Beccles; &; at Ringsfield .
Kitson 1Villiam,jun. Coddenham,Ipswh Lee George, Worlingham, Beccles Loines W. Westhall, Wangford RS.O
Kittle Jeremiah, Herringfleet,Lowestft Lee Herbert, Holton, Halesworth London Jas. Parham, Wickham Markt
Knell Albert, The GTove, Ubbeston, Lee James, Haughley, Stowmarket Long Daniel K. Gt. Bradley, Kewmrkt
Saxmundham Lee John, Bramfield, Halesworth Long Daniel Kent, The Lodge, Rams..
KneTitt John Purr, Athelington, Eye Lee In. G.Sandy viI. Nth.Cove,Beccles holt, Woodbridge
Knight J. Thornham Magna, Eye Lee Mrs. M. CarIton Colville,Lowestft Long Hansliv, Burnt Fen, Soham
Knight Jas. Finningham, Stowmarket Leech Lewis, Holton, Halesworth Long Harry, Ringshall hall, Stowmrkt
Knights Fredk. London road, Beccles Leech Lewis, B:yford, iHalesworth Long J. Mells, Wenhaston, Haleswrth
Knights J. Barley grn.Stradbroke, Eye Leekes Amos, Hintlesham,· Ipswich Long T. Tattingstone hall, Ipswich
Knights William, Gislingham, Eye Leftley George, Weybread, Harleston Long William, The Hall, Red House &
Knights Wm. Snape, Saxmundham Leggett Geo. Wetherden, 'Stowmarket Bulls farms, Winston, Stowmarket;
Knock H. Battisford, Needham Market Leggett John, Gt. Bealings, Woodhrdg &; Grove farm, Ashfield
Knott Emerson, Gislingham, Eye Leggett William, Worlingworth,Wick- Lord Adam, Woolpit, Bury
Ladbrook &; Son, Elmsett, Ipswich ham Market Lord Henry, Elmswell, Bury
Ladbrook William, Red house, Hintle-· Le Grice Alfred, Ootton, Stowmax-ket Lord J ames, Great Ashfield, Bury
sham; &, at Elmsett, Ipswich l,e Grice Charles, Hempnalls hall, Cot- Lord O. East Bergholt, Oolchester
Laflin Oliver, Ringshall, Stowmarket ton, Stowmarket Lott John, The Place, Great Wenham,
Lambert J ames (exors. of), The Lodge, Le Grice 'Oharles, Weston, Beccles Colchester
Mendlesham, Stowmarket Le~rice Frdk. Gt.Finborough,,gtwmkt Lovelace F. Fakenhftm Magna, Thetfrd
Lambert Jeremiuh,lVhite house, Grun- Le Grice John, 'South Elmham St. Lovelace Lewis, Jackaman's farm,
disburgh, Woodbridge Michael, Bungay RickinghaJ Inferior, Diss
Land Georg-e, Barnby, Beccles Le Grica Thos. Jsph. Hitcham, Ipswch Lovett Henry, Yoxford, SaxmuI1dham
Land Mrs. T. Wyverstone, 'StowmarketlLe Grice William, Barsham, Beccles Lovett Robt. Darsham, Saxmundham
Lane George, Darsham, .saxmundham LeGrys:Mrs.F.Hev-eningham,Saxmdhm Lovett Robt.W. Bramfield,Halesworth
Langham Samuel, The Crofts, Wor- Le GrysG.R.Heveningham,Saxmndhm Lcvett William, Bramfield,Halesworth
lington, Soham Le Grys J.W.Heveningham,iSaxmdhm LllCall George, Stratford St. Andrew,
Lankaster Aaron, Clopton, Woodbridge Leist Mrs. Eliza, Chediston, Haleswth Saxmundham
Lankester D. Trimler St. Martin S.O Leman C.Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Bunl!Y Lllcock J. Capel St. And,rcw,Woodbdg
Lankester Joseph A. Bridge farm, Old Leman Francis Chester, Ilketshall St. Lucock WaIter, Crowfield, Ipswich
Newton, Stowmarket Lawrence, Bungay Ludbrook C. Peasenhall,Saxmundham
Lankester William (exors. of), Old Lemon Hy.Ilketshall St.Andrew,Bl1ngy Lll.dbrook Thos. Bramfleld, Haleswth
Newton, Stowmarket Lennard A. R. Hollesley, Woodbridge Ludbrook Wm. Hclton, Halesworth
Large Abraham, Hall green.. Wattis- Lennard James. Alderton, Woodbridge Luff Danl. T. Debenham, -Stowmarket
field, Diss Lenny,Robert Wilby, Eye Luke William, Cookley, Halesworth
Large Augustus, Glemsford RS.O· Leonard John, Worling-ton, Soham Lurkins David,Rumburgh,Halesworth
Large James, Kenny hill, Soham Lester F. Shelland hal~, Woolpit, Bury Lusher John, Raydon, !Hadleigh
Larkins David, Spexhall, Halesworth Leverington James,Worlington, Soham Lyon S: T. Bradfield St. George, Bur!
urter Arthur, Saxmundham road, Levering-tonRobert,Worlington. Soham Maddle George, Ringsfield, Beccles
Framlingham R.S.O Levett H. Tunstall, Wickham Market ~dwell Herbert, Saxtead, Framling-
Larter Edward, Blyford, Halesworth Levett John, Roug-ham, Bury ham R.S.O
Larter Lewis, South Elmham St. Mar- Lewin F. S. Red ha. Holbrook,Ipswch Makl'ns Abraham,Ringshall,Stowmrkt
garet, Harleston Lewin Mrs. Arth.Farnham, Saxmndhm Makens Robert (trustees of), Ring-
Larter William, Wingfield, Harle8ton Lewington O. Wickhambrook, N ewmkt shall, Stowmarket
Last Arthur E. White house, Kenton, Lewis ·Walter, 3tutton. Ipswich Makens Rolfert, Ringshall, Stowmarkt
Stowmarket Lines Edward,Carlton .colville,Lowestft Makells WaIter, Park Place farm,Tad-
Last Ca.:.eb, Wilby, Eye ILines Joseph, Chediston, Halesworlh denhlim road, Ipltwich
Lost Gao, Stonham Aspall, JStowmarket Ling Charles, Brook house, Ilketshall Makens WaIt.· Westerfield, Ipswich
Last Geo. Sherman, Cranley gm. Eye .St. Marg-aret. Bnngay . Mak~n Charles, K~ttlebaston, Ip~wich
Last Henry. Horningsheath. Bury Ling .charles, Monk'Soham, Wlckham Makms Hy. H-emmgstone, IpsWlch
Last John &; .Qoffin Botwright John, Market 1& Bedfield, Wickham Market Mallett B. 1St. Olave's bridge, Yarmth
Stoven, Wangford R.RO jLing' Francis Peal'ce" Willingham hall, Mallett M. R. Herringfleet. Lowestoft
Last lH.iB.Old Hall, Debenham,Stwmkt, WillinghamSt.Mary,Wangford R.S.O Manby Mrs. Mury, South Elmham St.
Las!; .Tames, Hargrave, Bury Ling' Frederick. Rlaxhall hall, Little Nicholas, Harleston
Last John, Finningham, Stowrnarket Glemham. Wickham Market Manb1 T. Petistree, Wickham Market
Last John A rthur. Grimstone hall, Ling Fredk. Snape, Saxmundham Manfield Mrs. Sarah Maria, Ixworth
Trimlev St. Martin. S. 0 ' Ling Fredrick, Ashbocking,Goddenhm Thorpe, Bury
Last R. Barton mills, lMildenhall ILing George, Boyton, Woodbridge Manfield' William, Thurston, Bury
Last Thomas Wm. Thurston, Bury ,Ling George, Otley, Ipswich . Manfield William John, Lynton house,-
Last Waiter, The Green, Wetheril1g- Ling Hy. Worlingworth, Wickbm.Mkt Ixworth Thorpe. Bury
.. sett, Stowmarkel; . , Ling Samuel, jun. Otley, Ipswich Mann Wm. &; R. Kirton, Trimley S.O
Last Wm. (exors. of). Cranley gm.Eye Ling WIll. Tunstall, Wickham Market Mana A. S. Parham, WickhamMarket
Last William (exors. of), OecoId, Eye iLing Wm. Worlingworlh.Wickhm.Mkt Mann Mrs. Agnes, Kelsale lodge, Kel-
Last William,Parham, Wickham ~arkt Lingley Oharles, Finningham,Stowmkt lIale, Saxmundham
Lawes William, rRedlingfield, Eye iLingwood D.The Lodge, Earl Stonhm. Mann Alfred, EastBergholt,Colchestel'"
Lawn C.Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Bungay Stowmarket :. Mann Ambrose K. Badingham, Fram--
Lawn John,. Broadway, Halesworth Lingwood Henry, Bar)illJg, Needham lingha:m. R.S.O
Lawn John, Rumburgh. Halesworth Market R.8.0 Mann David, Ringshall, Stowmarket
Lawn John, South Elmha1p AlISaints, Lingwoodl Robert, Oreeting St. Mary, Mann Frederick John, Brome, Eye
Halesworth' I Needham Market RS.O Mann Frederick John, Oakley, Scole
Lawrence Ephraim. ~augh1ey, 8twmkt Lingwood Thoma.s. Shrubland house, Mann George, Framlingham R.S.O
Lawrence Emest, Eriswell, Brandon Brockford, Stowmarket .. Mann George, Snow's hall,. Peasen-
Lawrence George, ErisweU, Brandon Lisber A.lbert, < Hargrave,' Bury hall, Saxmundham..
Laws A. A. Offton, ~pswich ' Littlewood J. .Rumburgh•. Haleswortb Mann Walter, .Countess WeJs farm,
Laws Geo. Roycroft, Bentries, 'Easton, Liv.ett James, Hol)."'well .row, Soham Framlingham R.S.O
Wickham :Mar'k.e~ . Lloyd WiIliam, IJurstall, Ipswich Mann WaIter, Polstead, Colchester
Lawson Jsph.Bradfield St.George,Bury Lloyd William .!l'thur, Sexton hall, Ma~mall Samuel, Cretingham, Fram-
Lawson .William, High Tow.
Rattlesden, Bury
green'l WestIey, Bury
Lock Messrs. 'fhornden, Eye
hngham R.S.O
:Manning James, Redlingfield, Eye
. SUFFOLK 30"
 468 FAR SUFFOLK. fKELLY'S
FARMERS-continued. 1Meekins Char:es William, High Town Mortlock Westam. John, Sapiston, Bury
Manning Wm. Barsham brdg. iBeccles green, Rattlesden, Bury Mortlock William H. HlIIwstead, Bury
Manns Isaac,Barking,Needham Market Meeking Hy. Chilton hall, Sudbury Moss A. Dennington, Framlingham
R.S.O Meen William, Stradbroke, Eye R.S.O
Mansfield Peter, Whepstead, Bury Melton Charles, Rougham, Bury Moss A. Laxfield, Framlingham R.S.O
Mantle John, Kelsale, Saxmundham MelTells E. Middleton, Saxmundham Moss Isaac, Friston, Saxmundham.
March George, Spexhall, Halesworth Merton Charles, Thrandeston, Diss Mothersole E. Livermere Magna,Bury
Marchant In.Barkr.Park,Southolt,Eye I Middleditch Henry, Bardwell, Bury M'O'uhel'sole In. Shelland, 8tO'Wmarka1l,
Marchant T. Withersfield, Newmarket Miles George, Hoxne, Eye Mothersole Mrs. S. Pakenllam, Bury-
Marjoram H. Westleton, Saxmundhm Miller AIbert, Uppertown, Wether- Mouland Uharles, DUMtall /!Teen, Dal-
Marjorham Onesimus,Henstead,Wang- den, Stowmarket ham, Newmarket
ford R.S.O Miller Frank, Gipping, Stowmarket Moule James, Wattisfield, Diss
Nark George, Mendham, Harleston Miller Fred, Otley Hall, Otley, Ipswich Moulton George, White hall, De'ben-
Marking H. 6t. Waldingfield, Sudbry Miller James, OUey, Ipswich ham, Stowmarket; & Mickfield
Marriner C. F., Thorpe hall, Hasketon Miller Joseph, Swilland, Ipswich Moulton R. Tunstall, Wickham Market
Marriott Frederick, Ringshall,Stowmk_ Miller W. Grundisburgh, Woodbridge Moulton Thomas, W()rlingworth,.
Marriott Robt. Wattisham, Ipswich Milligan J. Hulver Street, Wangford Wicl&am Market
Marriott William, Bradfield St.George, R'.S.O Mount Mrs. Baylham, Ipswich
Bury Mills Wm. Shottisham, Woodbridge Mount William, Akenham, Ipswich
Marsden In. M. Bramfield,Halesworth Mills William Jennings, Conyers gm. Mouser J. S. Helmingham &; Frams-
Marsh Isaac B. & J. J. Rede, Bury Great Barton, Bury den, Stowmarket
Marsh Bannard Geo. Hawstead, Bury Mills William Jennings, Rodbridge Mouser In. S. Framsden, Stowmarkel
Marsh Josiah J. Hawstead, Bury house, Long Melford R.S.O Mouser Wm. Swan green, Cratfield.
Marsh Josiah John, Hawkedon, Bury Minister Sam! Bradwell, Yarmouth Halesworth
Marshall William, I1ketshall St. Mar- Minter David, Boyton, Woodbridge Mower John, Little C01'1lard, Sudbury
garet, Bungay Minter Jesse, Butley,Wickham Market Mower Wm. South Cove, Wrentham
MarsWand R. T. Wrentham, Wangford Minter Robert, Huntingfield, Haleswth Moxon Abra'ham, Burnt Fen, Boham
R.S.O Mitchell Alfd.Hulver St.Wangfd.R.'8.0 Moyes Fredk. Old Newton, Stowmarket
Martin F. Monewden,WickhamMarket Mitchell John J. J. Hall farm, Withers- Moyse Thomas, Boxted, Bury ,
Martin Geo. Great Bradley, Newmrkt field, Newmarket Mudd John & Edgar, Creeting S5~
Martin J. L. The Hall, Semer, Ipswich Mitchell Jo<;eph, Bradley place, Little Peter, Needham Market R.S.O
Martin Mrs. Maria, LHiteham, Ipswich Bradley, Newmarket Mudd Rt. &; Wm. Cheduurgh, Bury ,
Martin S.Cretnghm.Frmlnghm.R.S.Q Mitchell Wm. Kessingland, Lowestoft Mudd Arth. E. Groton, Colchester
Martin S. Monewden,WickhamMarket Mitson Wm. Buxhall, Stowmarket Mudj Edg.lr, Badley, Needham
Martin S. Rendham, Saxmundham M'Jbbs Benjamin, Wingfield, Harleston Market R.S.O
Martin William, Cattawade, Branthm. Mobbs William, Oulton, Lowestoft Mudd HaITy, Badwell Ash, Bury
Manningtree Mole William, Redlingfield, Eye Mudd Mrs. Martha, High Town green.
Martin Wm. Wickham Skeith, Eye Moore A.Kettleburgh,Wickham Markt Great Finborough, Stowmarket
Martineau John, Stanton, Bury Moore Arthur Hy.Framsden,Stowmrkt Mudd MrS'. Mary Campbell, Dairy
Mase Isaac, Leavenheath, Colchester Moore Arthur Hy. Winston, Stowmrkt farm, Shelly, Hadleigh
Maskell Charles, Yaxley, Eye Moore Chas. S. Fen st. Redgrave, Diss Mudd William, Creeting St. Mary.
Mason B. & Mo Kersey mills, Kersey, Moore C. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O Needham Market R.S.O
Ipswich Moore E. Helmingham, Stowmarket Mudd Wm. The Hall, Badley, Need-
Mason Alfred, Chilton Leys, One- Moore F. Little Blakenham, Ipswich ham Market R.S.O
house, Stowmarket Moore G.C.Carlton Colville,Lowestoft Mullat J. Battisford, Stowmarket
Mason l·'redk. Coddenham, Ipswich Moore George, Fressin.gfield,Harleston Mullenger Waiter Carr, White house,
Mason John, Lidgate, Newmarket Moore George, Great HOITinger hall, Wingfidd, Harleston
Mason M. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Hornillgsbeath, Bury Mullengeil' Wm. T. Weybread, Harlstn
Mason Thos.J. M.anor farm, Haverhill Moore Henry F. Barham, Ipswich Mumford Arthur, Crepting St. Peter.
Massingham Ripps, Old Chapel farm, Moore Henry F. Claydon, Ipswich Needham Market R.S.O
Mells & Thoroughfare, Halesworth Moore In. Earl Soham, Wickhm.Markt Mumford John F. Nedging, Ipswich
Mathew Frederick, Pakenham, Bury Moore Josh. Peasenhall, Saxmundham Munning!! John, Mendham mills.
Matthew James, The Hall, Little Ston- Moore .Mrs. Margaret, Crows hall, Mendham, Harleston
ham, Stowmarket ' Debenham, Stowmarket Munnings Wm. G. Mendham, Harlstn
Matthew Sam!. Wyverstone, Stowmkt Moore Miss S. Great Bricett, Ipswich Murfitt J. W. Little Cornard, Sudbury'
Matthews J. (exors. of),ElWl Stonham, Moore Thomas Spencer, OecoId, Eye Murray W. Linstead Magna,Haleswrth
Stowmarket Mordy Thomas, Assington, Colchester Murrell Mrs. H. Tannington, Wick-
Matthews James, Great Ashfield, Bury More Wm. Geo. jnn. Palgrave, Diss ham Markeot
MatthewsJohn,Earl Stonham,Stowmkt Morgan Miss Eugenie, Barham,Ipswch MUlTell William Munnings (exors. of)"
Mauldelt'J.Bridge st.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Morgan Frank, Offton, Ipswich Earl Soham, Wick'ham Market
~layes Abraham, Alderton,Woodbrdge Morley Albert Henry, Malting farm, Murton John, Somerton, Bury
Mayes Isaac,High Town green,Rattles- Dalham, Newmarket Murton Robert, Palgrave, Diss'
den, Bury Morley C. Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchstl' Murton Robert, Spring Brook house,
Mayes J ames, Drinkstone, Bury Morley Mrs. G. Monks Eleigh. Bildes- Carlton Colville, Lowestoft
Mayes Job, Stanton, Bury ton S.O Murton Mrs. Sophia, Stoke hall, Stok~
Mayes M. Bardwell hall, Bardwell,Bury Morley George, West row, Mildenhall Ash, Eye
Mayhew George, Crowfield, Ipswich Morley Mrs. Herbt. Haughley,Stwmkt Mutimer C.M.Peasenhall,Saxmundhm
Mayhew Geo. Pettaugh hall,Stowmrkt Morley H.O. Siam hall, Newtn.Sudbry Mutimer C. Braiseworbh lodge, Eye
Meyhew Mrs. H. Dallinghoo, Wick- Morley !saac, West Row, Mildenhall Mutimer Chas. D. Stradbroke, Eye
ham Market Morlev John, Groton, Colchester Mutimer Chester, Oransford, Fram-
Mayhew Henry, Eyke, Woodbridge MorleyJ. Spider hall, Raydon,Hadleigh lingham R.S.O
Meyhew Mrs. Hy. Ufford, Woodbridge Morley Joseph, Lindsey, Ipswich Mutimer Mrs. Sarah, Denham, Eye
Mayhew J.Marlesfrd.Wickhm. Market Morley J. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O Mutimer William, Worlingwol"t~
Mayhew James, 'Saxtead, Framling- Morley Joseph E. Kenny Hill ho.Kenny Wickham Market
ham R.S.O Hill, Soham , Nash Charles, The Grove & Hill faTln~
Mayhew R. Stonham Aspall, Stwmrkt Morley Mrs.J.Preston,Lavenhm.R.'S,O Brampton, Wangford RS,O
Mays C.Cretingham,Frmlnghm.R.S.O Morley T. Monks Eleigh,Bildeston S.O Nash P. Burgh Castle, Yarmouth
Mays Charles,Monewden, Wickhm.Mkt Morley Mrs. Theresa, Lindsey, Ipswch Naunton Alfred Suckling, South Elm-
Mays William, Bradwell, Yarmouth Morley W. Fornham. All Saints, Bury ham All Saints, Halesworth
Meadows F. Friston, Saxmundham Morlev WaIt. Bradfield St.George,Bury Naunton F. Hill farm, Flixton,Bungay
Meadows G. Westhall,WangfordR.S.O Morler Waiter Geo. Combs, Stowmkt Naunton Frederick, jun. Bungay
Meadows H.Brampton,Wangfrd.R.S.O Morley William, Hawstead, Bury Nayler George Herbert, Icklingham~
Meadows J. Westhall, WangfordR.S.O Morley Wi1liam, Norton, Bury; &; at Mildenhall
Meadows James, Red house, Stratford Fornham AIl SaintS/ Neave E. Stanwell ho. Denham, Eye'
St. Andrew, Saxmundham Morling Chas. Aldringham,Saxmndhm Neave Ellis, Hoxne, Eye
Meadows Robt.lken,Wickham Market Morling W. Aldringham, Saxmundhm Neave Hy.Boyton trust, Stradbrke.Eye-
Meadows Sm!. Kelsale, Saxmundham Morris Hy. Bamardiston, Haverhill Neave J. R. Ivy house, Brome, Eye
Mean Wm. Wyverstone, Stowmarket MO'rtimer Miss Agnes, Plash, Beding- Neave John, Chediston, Halesworth
Medcalf Henry, Kedington, Haverhill field, Eye Neave W. Westhall. Wangford R.S.O
Meeking Mrs. Frances, Chilton grnge. Mortimer Mrs. EH, Rishangles, Eye Neave W. F.Westhall,Wangford R.S.O
Chilton, Sudbury Mortlock Samuel, Worlington, Soham Neeve James, Kelsale, Saxmundham

TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Neeve Mark, Sibton, Saxmundham
Nelson Charles, Lit,tle Thurlow 8.0
Nelthorpe Thomas, Wattisfield, Diss
Nelbhorpe WaIter, Watti,sfield, Disg
Nesling Edwin (exors. of), White ho.
Earl Soharn, Wickham Market
Nesling Horace, Cretingham, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
liesling Rorace, Kettleburgh, Wick-
ham Market
Nesling Robert, Red house, Bedfield,
Wickham Market
Nesling WaIter, The Lodge &; Page's
farm, Kenton, Stowmarket
Newdick Charles, Troston, Bury
Newdick Thomas, East farm, Barn-
ham, Thetford
Newdick Thomas, Dndley lodge,
Lakenheath, Brandon
Newham Wm. Homersfield, Harleston
Newham William Rufus, South Elm-
ham St. Cross, Halesworth
Newson Samuel &; Sons, Benha.ll,
Saxmundham; &; at Snape &; Kelsale
Newson A.B.Old Newton,Stowmarket
Newson ehas. Redisham, HaJesworth
Newson Exeter !saac, South Elmham
All Saints, Halesworth
Newson Fdk. Parham, Wickham Mrkt
Newson George,Bramfield,Halesworth
Newson George, Holly villa, Yoxford,
Saxmundham
Newson M. Middleton, Saxmundham
NewS'tead Harold E. Abbot's hall,Rick-
inghaIl, Diss
New,stead, Jsph.Theberton,Leistn.R.S.O
Newstead R<Ybert, Botesdale, Diss
Newton Philip, Stansfield, Clare RS.O
NicholIs W. West Row fen, MildenhalI
N~ch()ls Allison, Sutton: Woodbridge
Nlckt'Tson James, Barmngham, Bury
Nisbet William, Stratford St. Andrew,
Saxmundham
Nobbs William &; Moore Robert,
Stoven, Wangford R.8.0
Nobbs William Samuel, G'hur.ch
farm, Stoven, Wangford RS.O
Noble Percy, Westwoods hall, Little
Stonham, Stowmarket
Noble W. J. Langham, Bury &; Creet-
ing St. Peter, Needham Mkt. RS.O
Nockolds S. R. Hopton, Yarmouth
Nolloth W. W. Wenhaston, Halesworth
Norfolk Wm. NayIand, Colchester
NormaDJ .Teremiah, Dalham,Newmarkt
Norman Jeremiah, Depden, Bury
Norman John, Hawstead, Bury
Norman N. BradfieId St. George,Bnry
Norman NathanieI, Pitcher's green,
BralJllelci St. Clare, 13ury
Norman W.Brandeston, Wickham.Mkt
Northend Hy. Moulton, Newmarket
NortonA.Robb's farm,Cave'ndishR.S.O
Nortoll! Albion, Boxted, Bu['y
Notley Frederick, Lang-ham, Bury
Notley John, Ilketshall St. Margaret,
Bungay
Nottidge RaIph Cla'rke, Manor house,
Hopton, Thetford
Naye John &; George, Clay hills, Kel-
sale, Saxmundham
Nunn Bros. Walsham-Ie-Willows, Bury
Nunn Chas. Thornham Parva, Eye
Nunn G. (exal's. of), HeSoSett, Bury
Nunn George, Wissett, Halesworth
Nunn Hel"bert, Hill ho. Thorndo'D, Eye
Nunn J. Bedfield, Wickham Market
'Nunn James, Hopton, Thetford
Nunn James, Somerton, Bury
Nunn John, Mellis rd. Yaxley, Eye
Nunn John Sturley, Litt.Ie WheInet-
ham, Bu:ry; &; at Cockfie:d
Nunn Robert, Thornh'<lm Magna, Eye
Nunn Selim, Old Newton, Stowmal1'ket
Nnnn William Matthew,Barrard's hall,
What·field, Ipswich
:Nurse A. E. Sibton, Saxmundham
Nurse Mrs. Laura Louisa, Ubbeston,
Saxm.llndham
Oastler Jeremiah, DenThington, Fram-
lingham &.8.0
I
SUFFOLK.
Offord Robt. Westhorpe, Stowmarket
Offord Seymour, Palgrave, Diss
Oldrin J. jun. Rushmere, LowestGft
OIdring Alfd. J. Shipmeadow, Beccles
Oldring FI'ederickJ W. South Elmharn
All Saints, Halesworth
Ol"bell George, Nowton hall, Bury
OrbelT William Denston, Newma'1'ket
UrfoI'd HenTy, Norwich road, Ipswich
Orford Robert Baker, Whitehouse,
Combs, Stowmarket'
OrioI'd Samuel, Campsea Ashe, Wick-
ham market; • Peachey Alfred, Worlington, Soham
O.rger Mrs. Elizabeth, Great green,
Cockfield, Bury
Orsler S. Parham, Wickham Market
Osborn T. &; F. Leavenheath, Colchstr
Osborn Chas. Ashfield, Stowmarket
Osborn T. Somerleyton, Lowestoft
Osborne Robert, Oockfield, BuTy
OuMaw Henry, Pakenham, Bury
Outlaw Williatu, Palgrave, D~ss
Oxborough Ebenezer, Horham, Eye
Oxborough J. Geo. Ba-dwell As'h, Bury
Oxborrow Thos.Hasket<ln,Woodbridge
Packalrd H'. Wm. Shotley, Ipswich
Packard Rout. Sternfield, Saxmundhm
Packard Robt. Street farm,Saxmndhm
Packard WaIter John, Saxtead.,
Framlingham R.S.O
Paddison Mrs. E. Redisham, Haleswth
Page A..Sth.Elmham St.Michael,Bungy
Page Mrs. A. M. Debenham, Stowmkt
Page Charles, South Elmham All
'Saints, Ha.Jesworth
P·age J. Newhall hall, Huntingfield,
Halesworth
Page Peter, South Elmham All Saints,
Haleswortfi
Pag-e Mrs. Maria, Tites hill, Eye
Page Mrs. S. Stowmarket
Page William, llutley, Wickham Mrkt
Page William, Hill farm, HaleS'Worth
Page William James, 'I'hoTingtoQn,Dars-
ham, 'Saxmundham
Pallant Arthur, ThoringWn hall,
Wherstead, Ipswich
Pallant Henry, Wherstead, Ipswich!
PalIant John, OecoId, Eye
PalIant Thomas, Tattingstone, Ipswich
Palmer Al1'thur, Burnt fen, Saharn
Palmer Frank J.as. Bramford, Ipswich
Palmer Geo. Lakenheath, Brandon
Palmer J.Sandpits,Lakenheath,Brandn
Palmer .Tohn, Woolpit, Bury
Palmer Joseph L. Rongham, Bury
PalmeI' Kent, I,akenheath, BrandoIli
Palmer Matthew, Lakenheath,Brandon
Palmer Mrs. P. Icklingham, Mildenhll
Palmer W. West Row fen, Mildenhall
Palmer WaIter Orlx!l1, West lodge,
Bradfield St. George, Bury
Pammerut Robert, Mudley common,
Holywell row, Soham
Panks Hy. Geo. Burgh Castle,Yarmth
Pannell Daniel, Boyton End, Stoke,
Halstead
Parke Jas. O. Ubbeston, Saxmundhm
Parke Robert, Ling, Wortham, Diss
Parke Thomas, The Hall. HGrham, Eye
Parke Thomas William, Chepenhall
green, Fressingfield, Harleston
Palrker Benjamin, Hopton, Yarmouth
Parker Cha:rles (exors. of), Wickham-
brook, Newmarket
Parker Miss Ellen, Falkenham,Trimly
Parker Frdk. Market Weston, Thetfrd
Parke'l" Mrs. Jacob, Beck lodge, Beck
Row, Soham
Parker Wm. Wesb street, Mildenhall
Parmenter Robert,Gt. Cornard,Sudbory
Parsey E. Shottisham, Woodbridge
Parson John Frederick, Hagmore grn.
Boxford, Colchester
Parsons Saml. Red ho. Stradbroke,Eye
Partridge E. &; Son, Wattisham,Ipswch
PartridgeRoberb &; Son,Sampson's Hall
west, Kersey, Ipswich
PartridgeG.Water ho.Layhm.Hadlei!!,b
Partridge Mrs. In. Layham, Hadleigh
Pask Joseph, Gt. Whelnetham, Bury
FAR 469
Patey W. S. Stonham Aspall,Stwmrkt
Pattle Fredk. Brantham, Manningtree
PattIe Leonard,Brantham,Manningtree
Pawsey A. New st. Haughley, Stwmk~
Pawsey Dan!. Fen st. Hinderclay, Diss
Paxton Henry, Lakenheaibh, BrandoIl:
Payne Arthur, Stoke, Clare R.S.O
Payne John, Ricking-hall Inferior, Diss
Payne Wm. Lakenheath, Brandon
Payne Wm. Hy. Kenny hill, Soham
PlmChey Alfred, Lynns hall, Edward-
stone, Colchester
Peachey Chas.Barton Mills, MildenhaU
Peachey G.Weston Ditch, Mildenhall
Peacock Chocles, Crowfield, Ipswich-
Peacock William, Burnt Fen, Soham;
&; at Littleport
Peak J. H. (exoTS. of), Thorington,
HaJeswoTth
Peake Henry, Mellis, Eye
PelU'ce O.North gTIl.Oratfield,Haleswth
Pearce Edward, Wood street, IXWOlth,
Bury; &; at Caister-on-Sea, Yarmth
Pearce Henry, South Elmham, St.
James, Halesworth
PellJrceJ.Nol'th grn.Cratfield,Haleswth
l'earce Robert, Oulton, LowestoQft
Pearce Wm. Rumburgh, Halesworth
Pearl Amos, Brettenham, Ipswich
Pearle Henry, Blunt's hall, LittleWrat-
ting, Haverhill
Pearson Hy. Wickhambrook, Nwmrkt
Peanon John Jennett, Charsfield,
Wickham Market
Pearson John Ouzmin, Oak Dene,
Bradwell, Yarmouth
Peck Edward Henry, Langton grove
&; Abbey farm, Eye
Peck George, Shipmeadow, Beccles
Peck John, OecoId, Eye
Peck John James,Red House &; Poplars
farms, Monewden, Wickham Market
Peck Samuel, Ufford, Woodbridge
Peck William Thos. SneIl, The Cedars,
Brockford, Stowmarket
Peddar William Steggall, Higham hall,
Higham, Bury
Peek Geo. Henstead, Wangford R.S.O
Peek Samuel, Mutford, Beecles
Penaston Frank Rd. G0'8beck, Ipswich
Pendal John, Instead Manor house,
Weybread, Harl~ton
Pendle Mrs. Eliza, Walnut lodge,Rend-
ham Saxmundham
Pendle' George, Rendham,Saxmundhm
Pendle J. Wootton grn.Stradbroke,Eye
Pepper WaIter, White house, Cove-
hithe, Wrentham
Pepper William, Wherstead, Ipswich
Perry Richa,rd, Saxtead, Fram-
lingham R.S.O
Peterkin Wm. Stradishall, Newma.rkeb
Pettingle George, Fritton, Yarmouth
Petitt G. The Firs, Friston,Saxmndhm
Pettit Mrs. E. Chevington, Bury
Pettit John, North Cove, Beccles
Pettit Samuel, Depden, Bury
Pettit T. Iken hall, Iken, Wickham
Market
Pettitt Geo. Bromeswell, WoGdbridge
Pettitt Henry, Ladies green, Wick-
hambrook, Newmarket
Pettitt John, Wickhambrook,Newml'kt
Philippo J. llketshall St. Andrew,
Bungay
Phillips Chas. E. Kenny Hill, Soham
Phillips Mrs. T. Kenny Hill, Soham
Phillips Thos. H. Cockfield, Bury
Phillips William, Kenny Hill, Soham
Phillips Wm. jun. Beck row, Soham
Philpot Arth.Linstead Parva,HalsWTth
Pike John Chaplyn, Abbey farm,
Hoxne, Eye
Pike John C,'haplyn, Stuston place,St1J.S-
ton, Scole; &; at Diss
Pike Waynforth Chap~yn, Warren fm.
Oakley, Scole; &; Brome
Pilbrow T. The Elms, Hinderclay,Dis8
Pipe Benjamin, South Cove,Wrentham
Pipe H. Laxfield, Framlinghm. R.S.O
 470 FA~ .sUFFOLK. [KELLY'S
! FARMERs-continued. > Proctor Shadrach, Bildeston S.O Reader Benjamin, Rumburgh, Hlswth
Pipe Hy. A. Yoxford, SaxmWldham. Pryke John P. (exors. of), A1dersfield Redgrave Henry, Hoxne, Eye
Pipe Harry, Worlingworth, lEek· hall, Wickhambrook, Newmarket Redgrave In. DaI:inghoo, Wckhm.Mkt
ham Market Pryke Samuel, Bramford, Ipswich Redgrave M. CarHon Colville,Lowstfl.
Pipe John, P·aradise, Southo1t, Eye Pulham A. Brandeston,Wickham Mrkt Redgrave Martin, Mutford, Becc1es
Pipe W. ISaxtead rd.Framlnghm.RS.O Pulham J. P. Monewden,Wickhm.Mrkt Reed & Son, Capel St. Mary, Ipswich
Pipe ""Yilliam, Barsham, Beccles Pulham James, Cretingham, Fram- Reed JatS. T. T. Fressingfie1d, Harll!tn
Piper George, Blythburgh, Haleswortb Engham RS.O Reeder Benjamin, Wissei.t, Halesworth
Piper Geo. Hramfield, Halesworth Punchard W. jun. Cook1ey grange, Rf"eder George, Rumburgh, Haleswth
Piper Wm. Thorington, Ha1eswoI1th Cookley, Halesworth Reeder Henry, Wissett, Halesworth
Pite Charles, Navland, Colchester Punchard Wm. Chediston, Haleswrth Reeve Arthur, Foxhall, Ipswich
Place Jabez M. Barton Mills,M'ildenhll Punt Isaac,Gt. Bealings, Woodhridge Reeve Dvd. Ashbocking, Coddenham
Flant· Robert, Banhall, Saxmundham Pye Miss Elizh. Corton, Lowestoft Reeve George, 5 & 7 Albert st. Lowstit
Plant Robt. John, Athelington, Eye Pyett .lames, East Bergholt, Colcbestr Reeve Geo. Bromeswell, Woodbridge
Plant Samuel, Stratford St, Andrew, Pyke James Geo'rge, Preston, Laven- Reeve G. TIketshall St. Andrew, Bung,
Saxmundham ham R.S.O Reeve John, Ixworth, Bury
Plant Thomas Herbl'rt, Dennington, Pyman Edwin, Stow Upland,Stowmrli:t Reeve Mrs. Mary Ann, Saxtead,Fram-
Fram:ingham RS.O QuintDn E. Fen, Comb;:, Stowmarket lingham R ..S.O
Plummer Hy. Rt. Rattlesden, Bury Race E. Stonham .Aspall, Stowmarket Reeve Thomas, Und1ey commoJ,),
Plummer Philip, LawshaU, Bury Rlckham - , Stratford St,. Mary, Col- .Holywell row, Soham
Pollard Alfred, Perry's farm, Hospi- chester Renals Isaac, Heu1ey, Ip~wicb
tal roan, Bury Rarkham Henry, Gllnton. Lowestoft Hevell J. Laxfield, Fram1mghm.R.S.O'
Pollard Henry, Wilby, Eye Rackham Henry, Woodlands, Corton, Reyno1ds G'ha:rles, Bu.cklesham,Ipswch
Pollard ~1iss Sarah, Thripskin hall, Lowestoft HeynDlds George, Manor ho. Capel
Thelm·tham, Thetford Rackham Herbert Edward, Sud- St. .Mary. Ipswich
1'o11ey Robt. Old Newton, Stowmarket borne, Wickham Market Reynolds George Edmund, 'Stern.-
Polston Samuel, Ipswich st. Bury Rackham J. Parham, Wickham Market field hall, Saxmundham
Pond Samue:, Cowlinge, :Kewmarket Rackham John, Chediston, Ha1eswrth Reynolds Harry, Hoxne, Eye
Pooley George, Snape, 'saxmundham Rackham Mrs. Laura, Fidler's haU, Reynolds Henry, Bucklesham, Ipswich
Pooley James, Ke1sale, Saxmundham Cransford, Framlingham RS.O Reynolds !saae, Depden, Bury
Poppy Thomas, Homersfield, Harlestn RakeI' In. Joe1, Wentis, Gedding,Bury Reynolds .T. W.Carlton Colville,Lwstft
Porter Ch~rles, Lakenbeath, Brandon Rampling James, Shimpling, Bury Reynolds James W. Holly Trees, Ben-
Porter Edgar, Hemley hall, Hemle~', Rams,ay James, 'Stanton, Bury acre, Wangforrl RS.O
Woodbridge Ramsey Alfred, Stanton, Bury RE'ynolds Richatd, The RODkery,
Porter Henry Anthony, Wav~mey Randall F. Prospect farm, Charsfield, Ulwshall, Bury
grange, Somerleyton, Lowestoft vYickham Market Reyno1ds Robert Grayston, Bruisyard..
Porter James, Metfield, Harleston Randall Frederick, Letheringbam, Saxmundham
Porter John, Fressingfield haL, Fres- Wickham Market Reynolds 'Yilliam, Great Thurlow S.o-
singfield, Har1eston Randall iRobt. H. Broadway, Haleswth Reynolds Wm. Hemingstone, Ipswich
Porter William, Ringsfield, Becc1es RandaIl Thomas, Rook Hall farm, Eye Rice D. Battenhaugh gn.Norton,Bury
Posford Benjamin Ashwell (exors. of), Randall W. Holton St. Mary,Colchestr Rice John (exors. of), Star house.~
The Hall, Falkenham, '!'rimley Ransda!e Edwd.Wm.Cavenham,Soham Onehouse, Stowmarkelr
PoS'ta.ns H. D. Benton, Hadleigh RS.O Ransom John, Barningham, Bury Rice Samuel, Assington, Colchester
Potkins Ja.mes, Parade terrace,Ipswch Ransom John Hy. Bardwell, Bury Hichards Henry, Syleham, Scal!:.
PQtter George, Wilby, Eye Ransome Fredk. Oowlinge, Newmarkt Richa.rdson Benjamin,GlemsfordR.S.O
Potter George J. Vicarage farm, Met- Ransome Geo. Cowlinge, Newmarket Richardson Chas. Mayland, Colchester
tingham, Ilungay Ranson Frederick, Akenham, Ipswich Hi.cllUrdson Mrs. Edwd. The Grange,
Potter Henry, The Green,Mendlesham, Ranson Henry Owen, Chantry farm, 'Vissington, Colchestel
Stowmarl,et Sproughton, Ipswich, Richard:;on Freeman,Polstead,Colchstr
Potter WaIt. Ling-, 'Vortham, Diss Ranson John, Lit. Blakenham, Ipswch Richardson Ha.rry, P01stead, Colchesti+
Potter William, Withersfield, Newmrkt Ransan Wa1t.er, Cock'field, Bury Richardson J. Chelmondi'ston, Ipswch.
Potts Mrs. M. A. Kessing1and,Lowstft RashJohnJ.New waters,Wortham,Diss Ric~ardson Jesse, Haverhill .
Potts R F. :M. Beccles I'd. Lowestoft Ratcliffe Fredk. Gosbecl~, Ipswich Richardson Wm. Bredfield, ""Voodbrdg:
Poun~e G. D. Peasenhall,Saxmundhm Rattle William, LDdge farm, Me1- Richardson W.Pelistree,Wickham Mkt.
Powys Theadore Franci:;, White house, ton, Woodbridge Richardson William, Stoke-by-Nay-
SweflEng, Saxmllndham Ray Charles, Clare RS.O land, Colchester
Fratt Abe; A. South Elmham All Ray John F. Long grn.Wortham, Diss Riches ~<\.rthur, Fressingfield, HarLstn
Saints, IIalesworth Ray S. Brundish,Framlingham R.S.O Riches Henry, Fressingfield, HaTlest~
Pratt Arthur Thomas, The Hall, Haymer Geo. Sudborne, \Yickhm.:i\Ikt Riches Henry John, Alior hall, Wash-
Sproughton, Ipswich Rayner Charles, Palgrave, Diss brook, Ipswi.ch
Pratt Charles, Melton, Woodbridge Rayner Charles Robert, Fordley ha:!, Riches Horace F. Denham hall, E)"e'
Pratt Frenk. Clopton, Woodbridge )Iiddleton, Saxmundham Riches James,Wrenthm. Wngfd.RS.O
Pratt Frederic1(, Otley, Ipswich Rayner George, Thrandeston, Diss Riches Riehd. Ransome, Goswold hall,.
Pratt FrederickOha>rle's,Hawstead,Bury Rayner Jo·hn, Falkenham, Trimley Thrandeston, Diss
Pratt Ishmaal (exors. of), Me1ton, Raynham Mrs. Kate, Sampson's hall, Riches William Playford, Weston ho_
Woodbridge & Bredfield, ·Woodbrdge Kersey, Ipswich Mendham, Harleston
Pratt James, Beck row, Soham Read Mrs. Ann, Metfield, Harleston Ricketts Octavius Have1ock,Sudborne,.
Pratt James, West Row, Mildenhall Read Charles, Hall, Brundish, 'F)"lID- Wickham Market .
Pratt Jas. Seaber, Burnt Fen, Soham ling-ham R S.O Riddlestan Frank, Polstead, Colchestr·
Pratt M'rs. Mary, Norley moat, Little Read Chas. Ubbeston, Saxmundham Ringer Thomas Frederick, Carton••
Bradley, Newmarket Read E. BrandestDn, Wickham MaTket Lowestoft
Pratt Philip Pyett, Grundisburgh, Read Fredk. ~'[artlesham; Wo(}dbridge Ripper Freik. Hinderclay, Diss
Woodbridge Read Frederick, Westhorpe, Stowmrkt Ripper J. Elm gro. Cotton, Stowmrkt.'
Pratt Walter, Copdock hall, Ipswich Read Fclk. J. Bramfield, Halesworth Ripper William, Carlton green, Kel-
Pratt William, Witnesham, Ipswich Read G. Laxfield, Framlinghm.R.S.O .~ale, Saxmundham
Precious Frank White house Petis- Read G. B::tdingham,Frmlin!!hm.R.S.O RIvers John, Earl Soham lane, Fram-·
tree, Wickham " Market Read G. Bedfield, 11"ickham~ Market .I'mgl1am R.S. 0
Precious Jesse,Parham,WickhBm Mrkt Read Herbert William, Morston hall, Rivett Mrs. A. Blundeston, Lowestoft"
Prentiee W.Frostenden,Wangfd.RS.O Trimley St. Martin S.O , Rivett Caleb, West house, Fressing-
Prentice William, Hintlesham, Ipswch Read Jas. B. Bramfield, Halesw{)fth field, Har1eston .
Preston Alfred, The Grove, Worling- Read In. Laxfield, Framlnghm.R.S.O Rivett Palmer, Blundeston, Lowestoft
worth, Wickham Market; &, at 6 Read John William, Debenham hall, Rix Geo. 'Va.ldringfield, Woodbridg~
'Princes street-, Ipswich Br. Framling- Debenham, Stowmarkl't Rix Thomas, Thrandeston abbey, DI!*)
ham Head Percy James, Syleham, Scole lklbb Willi::tm, Burnt Fen, Soham
Preston Edwin Henry, Worlingwortb, Read Mrs. Sarah .Ann, Capel St. An- Roberts Mrs. L . .Alderton, Woodbrdge
Wickham Market. drew, Woodbr,c1ge Robert·s Mrs. Wissington, Colchester
Preston John, Naughton, 1pswich Rend_ Thomas Cracknell, Red house, Roberbs Wm: Leavenheath, Colchester
Prig'~ William, Tye frurm, The Elms, Cheni~ton. Ha:esworth Robertson Charles Thomson A. Horn,.
The Lawn, Poplars, Abbas Hall & Read Tho~. Tanning-ton. 'Yckhm.1\Irkt ingsheath, Bury
Cloggs farms, Gt. Cornard, Sudbury 'Read W. Brrmdest<:m. 1Yickham Markt JHobel'tson T. M. Trinity frm. Bunga,.
Prim~ J. H. Henste3d, '\Yangfrd.R.S.O I Reld 1Vm,. ~Iart:esham, "'oo::lb:,id"'e o ,
 TRADES DIRECrORY.] SUFFOLK. FAR 471
lU>bins George, Bentinck, Morilton, Rufile Jeffrey, Horsham farm,tIaverbl Scace Mrs.H.Reydon,W'angford R.S.O
Newmarket ,Ruffle Richard, Wratting rd.Haverhill Scace Henry Bullock, Laxfield, Fram-
:&obinson C. Gt. Whelnetham, Bury Ruffles Charles, Thrandeston, Diss lingham R.S.O
Robinson Mrs.E. Thornham Magna,Eye Ruffles William, Alwood green, Rick- Scarfe Robert, Hinderclay, Diss
Robinson Frederick Jacob, White ho. inghall Superior, Diss Scarle ::\{rs. :1". Brampton Wangfd.S.O
Park & Oak. farms, Mendlesham, Rumbelow Edwin, Freckenham, Soham Scase G. B. Wilby, Eye
Stowmarket Rumbelow George, Worlington, Sohurn Scc·ggins Aloert, .Framlbgham R.S.O
Robinson Frederic William Darby J.P. Rumbelow WaIter, The Hall, Frecken- Scoggins Samuel, Laxfield, Framling-
Roos hall, Beccles ham, Soham ham R.S.O
Robinson Fredk. Wm. Stanton, Bury Rump Frederick Clement, Weyblead, Scotchmer H.TheGrange,Woolpit,Bury
Robinson Geo. Market Weston, Thetfd Harleston Scctt John James & Frederick, Thorpe
Robinson Mrs. H. Ashfield, Stowmrkt Rumsbv Fredk. Chediston, Haleswortb Morieux, :.Burv
Robinson James, Elmswell, Bury Rumsby I. Carlton Colville, Lowestoft Scott Charles, The Hall, Mendlesham,
Robinson J.B.Rickenhall Superior,Diss Rumsby baac, Mutford, Beccles Stowmarket
Rcbinson John, Ashfield, Stowma,rket Rumsey Hy. Fressingfield, Harleston Scott James, Bradfield St. Clare, Bury
RQbinson Samuel, Copdo.ck, Ipswich Rumsey James, Fressingfield, Harlestn Scott James, Fairfield house, Fairfield
Robinson S. Hadleigb Hamlet,Colcbstr Rumsey Lionel, Debenham, Stowmarkt road, Framlingbam R8.0
Robinson Samuel Arthur, Lodge farm, Runacles Goorge, Henley, Ipswich Scott Saml. Brook hall, Felsham, Bury
Botesdale, Diss Runacres Samuel, Cookley farm, Eye Scott ·Wm. G. Haughley, Stowmnrket
Robinson Samuel Chapman, Folly fm. Runeckles Fdk. Forward Gn.Stowmrkt Scrutton E.Brandeston,Wickham Mrkt.
Copdock, Ipswich Runnacles G. Grnndisburgb,Woodbdg Seaber Mrs. M. A. Burnt Fen, Soham
Robinson Simon, Depden, Bury RunnacleBl Henry, Westerfield, Ipswch Sl'abrook Robert, Hawkedon, Bury
Rock John, Dunningworth hall. Tun- Runnacles R. Reydon, Wangford R.S.O Sealey Joseph, Higham, Colchester
stall. Wickham Market Runnaeles Samuel, Brundish, Fram- Seaman E. C. Fressingfield, Harleston
Rock Phillip C. Hinton, Saxmundhllm lingham R.S.O Seaman li-eorge, Hepworth, Diss
Rodwell G.Great Green, Burgate, Diss Rush Charles, jun. Hill house, Battle- Seaman1frs.H.Henstead,Wngfd.R.S.0
Rodwell G. Tannington, Wickhm.Mkt sey green ·&White ho.Stradbroke,Eye Seaman James, Bramfield, Halesworth
Rodwell John, Mendham, Harleston Rush E<lgar, Chelmondiston, Ipswich Searby William, The Abbey. Lether-
Rodwell John, jun. Ml'ndham, Harlestn Rush Edward, Syleham, Scole ingham, Wickhanr Market
Rodwell Wm. Ling, Wortham, Thss Rush Henry, Hoxne Road, Eye' Searle Samuel, South Elmham St.Mar--
Roe Edgar, Red ho.Framsden,Stwmkt Rush Hemy '''-illiam, Cranley rd. Eye garet, Harleston
Roe R.Badingham,FramlinghamRS.O Rush Herbert, Witne9ham, lpswi~h Seeker Robert, Lakenheath, Erandon
Rogers lsaac, South Elmham St. Rush James, High house, Hunting- Seeley Alfred George, Gre~n farm,Har--
Michael, Bungay field, Halesworth grave, Bury
Rogers William, South Elmham St. Rush John, Castle street, Eye Seeley Stephen, Dunstall green, Dal-
Michael, Bungay Rush John, Rishanglell, Eye ham, Newmarket
Rogers William P. Thorington, Dar- Rush Robert,Bradfield St.George,Bury Seeley William, Worlingworth, Wick-
sham, Saxmundham Rush Wm. Rookery, Stradbroke, Eye ham Markl't
Rolf Butcher, Freckenham, Sobam Russell A. Stake-by-Nayland,Colchestr Self Alfred, RIm vale, Palgrave, Diss
Rolfe J ames & Sons, Saxes & Rook- Russell George, Rishangles, Eye Self George, Barsham hall, Beccles
wood farms, Stanningfield, Bury Russell H. Thorpe Morieux, Bury Self Ge(}rge, Shearing house, Mend--
Rclfe eecil .A.rthur, Cockfield, Bury Rllssell Thomas, Tattingstone, Ipswich ham, Harleston
Rolfp. Fredk. John, To-stock, BuI') Russell Wm. The Fen, Monks Eleigh, Self George, Weybread, Harleston
Rolfe Frederi.ck, Hepworth, Diss Bildeston S.O Self George, South Elmham St. Mar-
RoUe James, Norton, Bury Rutterlord .Albert, Icklingham,Mildnhl garet, Halesworth
Rolfe .T. (exors. of),West Row,Mildnbll Rutterford Elijah, Lakenheath, Brandn Self John, Hadleigh Hamlet, Colchestr
Rolfe John, Newton, Sudbury Rutterlord Matthew, Flempton, Bury Selvage Abraham, Ivy tree, Bnxhall,
Rolfe Nelson Wm. Pakenham, Bury Sadrl Etlward J. Weston hall, Beccles Stowmarket
RoUe William, Assington, Colchaster Sadd George, Mendlesham, Stowmrkt Sephton J. & R. Burnt Fen, Soham
RoUe Wililiam, Bradfield, Bury Sadd John, The New hall, TIketshall St. Seweil Mrs. .A...J. Sibton,Saxmundham·
Rolph Benjamin, Lakenheath, Brandon Margaret, Bungay Sewell John (exors. of), Butley, Wick-
Rolph Edwin John, Lakenhth. Brandn Sadd Thos. G. Fressingfield', Harleston ham Market
Rolph J. Cupola Lakenheath, Brandn Sa{!'o John, Wissett, Halesworth Sexton Samuel, Oulton, Lowestoft
Rolph James, &nd pits, L~kenheath, Snlmon Thomas, Coddenham, Ipswich Sharman David, Brundish, Framling-
Brandon Salmon Thomas Arthur, Stonham As- ham R.S.O
Rolph Joseph, Eriswell, Brandon pall, Stowmarket Sharman James, Bradwell, Yarmouth.
Rolph Joseph. Mudley Common, Holy- Salter .A.rthur, Willingham St. Mary, Sharman John, Denham, Eye
well Row, Soham Wangford R.S.O Shave Henry, Stansfield, Clan R.S.O
Rolph Lewis, Lakenheath, Brandon Sampson Mrs. BacWn, Stowmarket Shave William, Westhorpe, Stowmarkt
Rolph Thomas Jabez, White fen, .Sanders John, Moorhonse,Boxted,Bury Shelcott David,Mount Pleasant, Fram-
Lakenheath, Brandoh Sandford W. Little Waldingfield,Sudby lingham R.8.0
Rope Brothers, Glemham Parva, Wick- Sangster ,Tohn, Chevinl!ton, Bury Sheldrake John, Horham, Eye
b3ffi Market Saunders Mrs. Anna, Greengate farm, Sheldrake T. Dairy farm, Halesworth
Rope George & Arthur, Low. Abbey, Weybread Harleston Sh~ldrick Thomas, Dennington, Fram-
Lltiston R S. 0 Saunders B. Uggellflall,Wangford R. S. 0 lmgham R.8. 0
Rope George, Langham grove, Blax- Saunders Edward James, Chickering Shepherd lsaae, Creeting St. Mary,
hall, Wickham Market hall, Hoxne, Eye . Needham Market RS.O
Roper Harry, Bentley, Ipswich Saunders Edward James, Chickering Shepherd S. Mickfield, Stowmarket
RopeI' Hy. Saxtead, Frmlnghm.RS.O (letters thro' Scale RoS.O. Norfolk) Sheppard F.Charsfieltl,Wickham Mrkt
RopeI' RQbert, Buxhall, Stowmarket Salmdl'rs Frederick, Chepenball green, Sheppard Mrs. Sophia, Earl Stonham,
Roper Rbt. Slough, Shelland, Woolpit Fressing-field, Harleston Stowmarket
Roper William, Wcolpit, Bury Saunders Henry,Oak tree, Burgate,Diss Sheppard W.Charsfield,Wickham Mrkt
Rose Fredc. Willow farm,Thwaite,Eye Saunders J.E. Hanghley, St(}wmarket Sherlock Geo. T. Hitcham, Ipswich
Rose Geo. Edwd. Framlingham RS.O Saunders R.Charsfield,Wickham Markt Sherman George, Wingfield, Harleston
Rose Jas. Laxfield,Framlinghrn.R.S.O Salmders Thomas, Oak Lawn frm.Eye Sherwood Chas. S. Hoo,Wickham Mkt
Rose Samuel, Wetheringsett, Stwmkt Saunders William, Badingham, Fram- Sherwood Saml. Rt. Playford, Ipswich
Rose Wm. Thornbam Magn8l, Eye lingham R. S. 0 Sherwood Thomas, Crowfield, Ipswich
Rosier Mrs. Henry H. Langham, Bury Saunders William, Wetherden hall, Shin Richard, Hepworth, Diss
Rosier OliveI', Langham, Bury Hitcham, Ipswich Short W. H. Parham, Wickham Market
Rounce- James, Blundeston, Lowestoft Savage Charles, Hartest, Bury Shreeve Thomas, Bradwell, Yarmouth
Rounce James John, Corton, Lowstft Savage George, Glemsford R.S.O Shulver Frederick, South Elmham St.
Rouse Charles, Fre.ssingfield, Harlstn Savage John, Hundon, Clare R.S.O Nicholas, Harleston
Row Chas. Parham, Wickham M!n'ket Savage WaIter, Stradishall,Newmarket Shulver James, Kettleburgh, Wick.,
Rowe Wm. H. Kelsale, Saxmundham Sawyer E. C. Tunstall,Wickham Markt ham Market
Rowling Henry,Ousden, Newmarket Sawyer E. W.Helmingham, Stowmarkt Simkin John, Chevington, Bury
Rowlinsol1 Mrs. Charlotte, Withers- Sawyer G. Heveningham,Saxmundhm Simkin Mrs. Mary Ann, Barrow, Bury
field, Newmarket Sawyer Heo.Sudborne,Wickham Markt Simkin Robert, Stanton, Bury
Rud Hry.W.Upland &'Town farms,Eye Sawyer Henry, Bromeswell,Woodbrdg Simmonds A. Debenbam, Stowmarket
Rudland A. Chelmondiston, Ipswich Sawyer Wm. Benacre,Wangford H..S.U Simper B. Hill ho..A.spall, Stowmarket
Rudland T. M. Woolverstone, Ipswich Sayer James Davey, Hengrave & Tros- Simper Frederick., Framsden,::;towmkt
Ruffell H. Clipbush farm,Cockfld.Bury ton, Bury Simper H. Grundisburgh, "oodbridge
 472 FAR $UFFOLK. [KELLY'S

FARMERs-continued. Smith W. Dketshall St.Andrew,Bungy Starkes Robelrt, BTandeston, Wick.

Simpson &; Woollard, Needham Market Smith Wm. Forrstr. Corton,Lowestoft ham Market
n.s.o Smith Wm. Hy. Chevington, Bury Stearn Mrs.Charles,Tannington place,
Simpson Benjamin, High Pale, Bures Smith William Ibrooke, The Firs, Tat- Tannington, Wickham Market
St. Mary R.S.O tingstone, Ipswich Stearn Mrs. E. Old Newton,Stowmrkt
Simpson O. Stow Upland, Stowmarket Smoothy Joseph, Kedington, HaverhiIl Stearn E.Badley,Needham Mrkt.R.S.O
Simpson David, Palgrave, Diss Smoothy Kembell William, Brampton, Steam F. W.Old Newton,Stowmarket
Simpson George H. The Laurels, Wangford R.S.O Steam RTothill,Haughley,Stowmarket
Stonham Aspall, Stowmarket SmoothyW.F.Bramptn.Wangfrd.R.S.O StearnT.Whalebone,Buxhall,Stowmrkt
Simpson Robert Thomas, Horsecroft, Smyth G. F.Petistree, Wickham Mrkt Stearn Thomas Edward, Sheepcote
Horningsheath, Bury Smyth George, Camp green, Deben- hall, Stow Upland, Stowmarket
Simpson W. Priory fm.HadleighR.S.O ham, Stowmarket Stearns Edward, Acton, Sudbury
Simpson Wm. Whitehouse, Hitcham, Smyth J. G. R. Henley, Ipswich Stearns Wm. jun. Acton, Sudbury
Ipswich Snare Arthur, Worlingworth, Wick- Stebbeds D. jun. Holywell row,Soham
Sims B. F. Shadingfield, Halesworth ham Market Stebbeds Edwd. Holywell row, Soham
Sizer James, Lakenheath, Brandon Snare J. Monk Soham,Wickham Mrkt Stebbeds Samuel,Holywell row,Soham
Skeet G. (eyors. of), Blaxhall, Wick- SneIl Edward,Nettlestead hall,Ipswich Stebbeds William,HolyweIl row,Soham
ham 'farket Snell Edwd. Ward,Needham Mrkt.RSO Stebbing Elijah, Clopton, Woodbridge
Skeet J.P.Rushmere St.Andrew,Ipswh SneIl James, Bradfield, Bury Stebbing John, '.rbe Green,Wethering-
.:.8keete George, Badingham, Framling- Snell Oliver, Drinkstone, Bury sett, Stowmarket
ham R.S.O SneIl William Henry, Creeting St. Stebbings Wm. Hollesley, Woodbridge
:Skinner Charles Sam!. IlketshaII St. Mary, Needham Market R.S.O Stedman George, Waltham hall,Little
Margaret, Bungay Snowden Nathaniel. Leiston R.S.O Stonham, Stowmarket
;Skinner F. Parham, Wickham Market Snowden Winter, Leiston R.S.O Stedman John, Stowupland,Stowmrkt
· Skinner 'Thomas, Braiseworth road, South W.(exore. of),Mount farm,Bury Stedman Robert, Reedhou8e, One-
Brais9worthy, Eye Southgate Elijah, Crowfield, Ipswich house, Stowmal'ket
Skippings D.LittleWaldingfield,Sudbry Southgate Frederick William, Heming- Stedman W. (exors. of), High Elm,
.. Skippings George, Baylham, Ipswich stone, O>ddenham Crowtield, Ipswich
: Skippings William, Burstall, Ipswich Southgate Herbert, Bentley, IpsW1ch Steed J. Great WaJdingfield, Sndbory
: Slater J. Somerleyton, Lowestoft Southgate Robert, Belstead, Ipswich Steel Al'thur John,Bedfield, Wick-
· Slater John, Cordell hall, Stansfield, Southgate Robert, Botesdale, Diss ham Market
Clare R.S.O Southgate S. EaTl StonhamStowmarkt Steel John, Clopton, Woodbridget
· Slater William, Somerleyton, Lowestft Southgate Thos. Combs, Stowmarket Steggall Arthur, The Green, Mendle-
Smith A.G.Great Bealings.Woodbrdge Spalding Edward, Water Mill &; Rack- sham, Stowmarket
Smith A. ;re Red house, Rendlesham, ford farms, Middleton, Saxmundham Steggall Elij.ah, Thelnetham,Thetford
Woodbridge Spall Wm. Shottisham, Woodbridge Steggall Hy. Rickinghall Inferior. Diss
Smith Alfred, Eyke, Woodbridge Sparrow George, Gislingham, Eye Steggall William, Gislingham, Eye
~ Smith Alfred, Westleton, Saxmundham Spatchet Ja~es, Willingham St. Mary, Steggalls David, Syleham, Scole
Smith Benjamin, Hom9rsfield,Harlestn Wangford R.S.O ,Stephenson Wm. Wing-field, HarJeston
~ Smith B. TIketshall St. Andrew,Bungay Spatchet William, Weston. :BeccIes Sterry Hobert, Sta!JlIDngfield, Bnry
Smith Charles, Holbrook, Ipswich Spaul Mrs. D. Ubbeston,Saxmundham Stavens John, Hopton, 'l'hetford
Smith Charles, Homersfield mill, Spicer John, Rookerv, •
Finningham, IStevens Lemon,•
High house, ltran-
Homersfield, Harleston Stowmarket deston, WlCkham Market
Smith Christopher, Wangford R.S.O Spink R. Brockford hall. Thwaite,Eye IStevens W. W. G. Hepworth, Diss
: Smith Clement,Searsons farm,Trimley Spink William, Combs, Stowmarkel. 'Stevens WaIter, FrtJly hall, WIl')sham-
St. Mary S.O Spink William Henry, Woolpit Bury I le-Willows, Bury
-Smith David, Brockley, Bury Spooner Daniel, Nayland, Colchester Steward Arthur, Gedding, Bury
Smith David, Clopton, Woodbridge Spoore James, Black heath,. Wenhas- Stewanl Frederick Thomas, Bradfield
; 'Smith Ikvid, Holywell row, Soham ton Halesworth St. George, Bury
: :&nith Mrs. Dixon, Bridge house, Springall W.Henstead,WangfordR.S.O Stewart Robert, lJaylham, Ipswich
Big-ham, Colchester Springett Samuel, Whepstead, :Bury Stittle W. Wickhambrook, Newmarket
!:lmith Mrs. E. Rumburgh,Halesworth Spurgeon William. Stoke Ash, Eye Stockburn Harry O. Clare :R.S.O
· Smith Mrs. Ellen J. Carlton Colville, Spurling G.Grundisbnrgh,Woodbrdge Stone Edward, Whepstead, Bury
Lowestoft Squire Stephen F. J. Beech villa, Wen- Stone Jas .. Linstead Magna, :ilaleswth
Smith F. F. Mickfield, Stowmarket ha.ston, Halesworth Stone William, Exning, Newmarket
: Smith Frederick, Great Thurlow S.O Squirel Robert, America &; Pot kiln, Stow J. Coram st. Hadleigh R.S.O
Smith Frederick, Stutton, Ipswich Combs, Stowmarket Stow J. Glanfield, Kersey vale,Ipswch
: Smith Frederick, Weybread,HarIeston Squirrell B.Helmingham, Stowmarket Stowe E. M·mJrs Eleigh, Bildeston S.O
Smith G.Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Bngy Squirrell Fredk. Spring farm, Hessett, Strawston James, Wilde street, Holy-
Smith G.S. Westhall,Wangford R.S.O Bury well row. Soham
; Smith Goorge, Hintlesham, Ipswich Squirrell George. Wattisham, IpswiCh Stribling Edwin :B. New bells, Haugh-
Smith Geo. Alfred, Thurston, Bury SquirreIl John, Hessett, Bury . Jey, Stowmarket
Smith Harry, Euston, Thetford Staff Arthur, Stoke Ash, Eye Stribling Fredk. Arthur, Rattlesden,
· 'Smith I. Dallinghoo, Wickham Market Stammers Arthur Robert, Livermere Bury
· Smith J. Laxfield,Framlingham R.S.O Magna, Bury Strowger S. Westleton, Saxmundham
~Smith J. The Grange, WaIton, Ipswch Stammers G.Reydon,Wangford R.S.O Strutt Walter, Shimpling, Bury
Smith Jacob. Thorndon, Eye Stammers Henry, Saunders &; Jay's Strutt William, Redisham, Halesworth
: Smith James,Charsfield,Wickham Mkt farms, South Cove, Wrentham Sturgeon Mrs. C. Rnshbrooke, Bury
'Smith James, Kessingland, Lowestoft StanfoTd Charles (exors. of), The Hall, Sturgeon James, Hinderclay, Diss
: Smith .Tohn, Hollesley, Woodbrirlge Ashbocking, Coddenham Sturgeon John, Horningsheath, Bury
'Smith John, Shimpling, Bury Stanford Charles Frederick, Gelham Sturge'}ll John, Whepstead, Bury
'Smith John Chinery, Bull's hall, hall, Wickham Market Sturgeon Joseph E. Manor house,
Knodishall, Saxmundham Stanford Luke. Mudley hall, Laken- Battisford, Stowmarket
~Smith John !brook, The Grange, heath &; Hall farm, Feltwell.Brandon Summers J. West Row fen, MildenhaU
Alderton, Woodbridge Stanford Robert, Syleham, Scole Sturgeon Sparkes, Hepworth, Diss
Smith Leonard, Hasketon,Woodbridge Stanford S.Laxfield,Framlinghm.R.S.O Sutton Charles, Mettingham, Bungay
Smith Philip, Gislingham, Eye Stanley John Weston, Laxfield, Fram- Sutton George, Cratfield, Halesworth
Smith R. B. Middleton, Saxmundham lingham R.S.O Sutton Saul, Cratfield, HaJesworth
Smith Robt. Hayes, Cotton. Stowmrkt Stannard Amos, Creeting St. Mary, Swan Edward, DunstaIl g~en, Dal-
Smith Robert. Rendham, Saxmundhm Needham Market R.S.O ham, Newmarket
Smith Mrs. Ruth, Hawstead Bury Stannard David, Brampton Old hall, Swatman James William, North Cove,
Smith Samuel, Henley, Ipswich Wangford &.S.O Beccles &; Oulton, Lowestoft
Smith Mrs. Sarah A. Great Walding- Stannard Horace, Sibton,Saxmundhm Syer Mrs. Sarah &8e, Ilketshall St.
field, Sudbury Stannard John, Glemham mill, Glem- Margaret, Bungay
Smith Thomas, Holbrook, Ipswich ham Parva, Wickham Market Sykes William, Westhorpe, Stowmrkt
Smith Thomas, Weybread, Harleston Stannard S. Blythburgh, Halesworth Symonds George &; Spencer, Shacke1"'"
Smith Ware Fuller, West Row fen, Stannard S. Parham, Wickham Mrkt land hall, Badwell Ash, Bury &;
West Row, Mildenhall Stannard William, Badingham, Fram- Cranmer green, Walsham-Ie-Willows
Smith 'Ym. Hemingstone, Ipswich lingham &.8.0 ~lmonds A. Hall, Gt. WheInetham.Bry
Smith William,East bridge,Theberton, Stannard Thomas.Combs,Stowmarket Symonds Arthur, RockyUs haU, Shel·
Leiston R.S.O Staplei Whiting, MOUltOD, Newmarket land, WOQlpit
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. FAR 473
Symonds Gaorge, ConeyWeston, Bury ThurkettIe Allan, Eyke, Woodbridge Turner John Henry, Hunston, Bury
Symonds G.Ellesmere,Wortham, Diss Thurkettle Allan, Naunton hall, Ren- Turner John R<lbert, Nether hall, Old
Symonds George, Euston, Thetford dIesham, Woodbridge Newton, Stowmarket
Symonds James, Badingham, Fram- Thurlow A. S. Yoxford, Saxmundham Turner Mattham, Acton, Sudbury
lingham R. S. 0 Thurlow Alfred, South Elmham All Turner Pe.rcy, Dale hall, Whitton-cum-
Symonds Jehu, Metfield, Harleston Saints, Halesworth Thurleston, Ipswich
Symonds In.Farrow,\Vhepstead,Bllry Thurlow Alfred, Walpole, Halesworth Turner Philip, Bllir.row, Bury
Symonds ~ohn, Thistleton hall,Burgh, Thurlow Edward (exors. of), Spex- Turner R. I:ketshall St.Andrw.Bungay
Woodbndge hall, Halesworth Turner Roben. Edwin, Elmsett gate,
Symonds Robert,Cratfield,Halesworth Thurlow Frederick, Stus\on, Scole Hadleigh; Aldham, HOOleigh.; &;
:Symonds William, The Hall, One- Thurlow George, Palgrave, Diss Flowton &; at Hintlesham &; Somer-
house, Stowmarket &; The Limes, Thurlow John, Botesdale, Diss sham, Ipswich
Great Ashfield, Bury Tburlow John, Ilketshall St. Andrew, Turner T. (exors. of), Moor bridge,
.syrett Arthur,Mendlesham,Stowmrkt Bunglly Harleston, Bury
Syrett George, Cotton, Stowmarket Thurlow Robert, Spexhall, Halesworth Turner Taylor, Horham, Eye
Syrett W. Belle ·Vue, Haughley,Stow- Thurlow Sam!. Sibton, Saxmundham Turner W. High ho.Bawdsey,Woodbdg
market Thurlow Mrs. S. Spexhall, Halesworth Turner WaIter Eugene, Northlands,
" Talbot Edward, Lawshall, Bury Thurman Mrs. Ann Maria, Trimley Hintlesham, Ipswich
Talbot George, Lode street, Brandon St. Mary S.O Turner William, Clay hill, Doonington,
Tayler Mrs. A. Shelly hall, Hadleigh Thurman Ebenezer, Bacton,Stowmrkt Framling-ham RS.O
....·ayler Alfred, Mickfield, Stowmarket Thurman Robert, Semer, Ipswich Tu.rneu" Wm. Cowlinge, Newmarket
Taylor C. W. Heveningham, Sax- l'hul'ston E. Fressingfield, Harleston Turner William, Hunston, Bury
mundham Thurston James (exors. of), Fressing- Twigg Henry, Rumburgh, Halesworth
Taylor Charles, Barsham, Becc1es field, Harleston Twinn Mrs. Alethea, Glemsford R.S.O
Taylor Charles, Out Southgate,Bury; Thurtell John, Belton, Yarmouth Twitchett Daniel, Clare RS.O
&; Nowton, Bury Thwaites T. O. Haughley,Stowmarket Twitchett John, Acton, Sudbury
Taylor Chas.E. Little Cornard,Sudbry Tibbenham Geo. Weybread, Harleston Tydeman Jas. Wetheringsett,Stwmrkt
Taylor Chrisp R. Gt.Cornard,Sudbury Tibbenham Mrs. Marianne, South Tydeman L. Earl Stonham,Stowmarkt
Taylor Mrs. Clara, Sponge, Earl Ston- Elmham All Saints, Halesworth Tydeman Martin, West st. Milden.hall
ham, Stowmarket 1'lbbenham Waiter Lamb,The Grange, Tydeman W. Wetheringsett,Stowmrkt
Taylor F.Denningtn.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Weyhread, Harleston Tye AIfd. Mendlesham, Stowmarket
Taylor Francis, Palgrave, Diss Tiffen Joseph, Felsham, Bury; & Tye Geo. Old Newton, Stowmarket
Taylor Frederick, Haverhill Great green, Hessett Tye WaIter, Mendlesham, Stowma:rket
Taylor Frederick, Coddenham, Ipswch Tilbrook Thomas, Haverhill Tyler Charles, Thrandeston, Diss
Taylor G. Saxtead rd.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Tilbrook Thos. W.Little Thurlow S.O. Tyrrell George, Wissett, Halesworth.
Taylor H. D. Haverhill pI. Haverhill & Great Wratting, Haverhill Tyrrell J. Cracknells, Gt.Ashfield,Buu-y
Taylor Henry, EdwaI'dstone, C<llehestI' 'rillott John S. White ho. Yaxley, Eye Tyrrell John Robert, Leiston R.8.0
Taylor Herbert, Mickfield,Stowmarket Tippell James, St. John's I'd. Bungay Underhill Joseph, Alphehon,Long Mel-
TaylC\r James, South Elmham St. Tipple Leonard, Botesdale, Diss ford R8.0
James, Halesworth Tipple Sydney, Bailey Pool, PaIren- Underwood D.F.A. Groton, C<llchester
Taylor John, Darmsden, Needham ham, Bury Underwood Daniel Frederick Arthur,
Market R.S.O Tipple WaIter, Pakenham, Bury Hadleigh Hamlet, Colchester
Taylor John, Hemingstone, IPIlWich Todd Mrs. O. Friston, Saxmundham Underwood Waiter, Brockley, Bury
Taylor John, The Laurels, SouthElm- Todd .Tames, Badingham, Framling- Upson John, Braiseworth, Eye
ham St. James, Halesworth ham RS.O Veasey W. Earl Soham,Wickham Mkt
Taylor .Juhn O. Drinkstone, Bury roller James, Blaxhall, WickhamMrkt Venables J. Kettleburgh, Wickhm.Mkt;
Taylor K. W. Little Cornard, Sudbry fomkins Hy. Leavenheath, Colchester Venn G. N. Bredfie:d, Woodbrridge
Taylor Parker, Burgate, Diss Tooke George, Bredfield, Woodbridge Vince Benj. Whatfield, Ipswich
Taylor Philip, Great Thurlow 8.0 Tooke George, Hungarian hall, Petis- Vince F.Brenb Elei~h,Lavenha.mR.S.O
Taylor Robert, Hintlesham, Ipswich tree, lVickham Market Vince G. Monks Eleigh,Bildeston S.O
Taylor Robert, Wilby, Eye Towns Alfred, Leavenheath, Colchester Vince Robert, Elmsett, Ipswich
Taylor William (exors. of), Saxham Townse'nd Fredk. Exning, Newmarket Vince W. Frogs hall, Lavenhm. R.S.O
street, Stowupland, Stowmarket Traylen Sidney, Barton mere, Great Vincent Arthur, Laxfield, Framling-
Taylor William, Stradbroke, Eye Barton, Bury ham RS.O
Taylor William, The Grange, East- l'redgett AlberbChas..Chevington,Bury Vincent Edwd. C. Bramfield, Haleswth
gate street, Bury l'rickel1" John, Boarded house, Rings- Vincent G.Laxfield,Framlinghm.R.S.O
Taylor William, The Willows, Met- hall, Stowmarkeb Vinson. John, Bulls' hall, Yaxley, Eye
field, Harleston Tricker John, Boarded house, Rings- Vyse George, The Street, Oakley,Scole
~aylor William John, Linstead Parva, Tubby Samuel, Burgh Castle, Yarmth Wace Clement, Denham, Eye
Halesworth Tubby Robert, Blocks hall, Herring- Waddell William, Ilketshall St. An-
Temple J. Brampton, WangfordR.S.O fleet, Lowestoft drew, Bungay
Terry Ernpst, Tostock, Bury Tubby Wm. Bradwell, Yarmouth Waddell Wm. B.Bramfield,Halesworth
Theobald 'l'homas, Risby, Bury Tuck Wm. Fine, Huntingfield, H&les- Wade Geo. Edwardstone, Colchest6ll'
Thirkettle Noah W. Laxfield, Fram- worth Wade Geo.Little Waldingfield,Sudbury
Iingham RS.O Tuffin Frederick, New house, Posting- Wade William, Alwood green, Ricking-
Thirkettle Mrs. Rebecca, The White ford, Clare R.S.O hall Superior, Diss
house, Hoxne, Eye Toffs John & William, Hill farm, So- Wade Wm. Westleton, Saxmundham
Thirkettle W. Wilby, Eye therton, Wangford R.S.O Wai"D.wri~ht Alfd.I2 Nowtown I'd. Bury
"I'hompson Bowman, Weston, Beccles TuffsW. W.Major's farm,Yoxley rd.Eye Wainwright Ernest (exors. of), Hon-
Thompson .T.Sotterley,WangfordRS.O Tufts Alexander, Braiseworth, Eye ington, Bury
Thompson .Tames, Otley, Ipswich Turner W. & A.. J. Bures St. Mary Wainwright Harry, Botesdale, Diss
Thompson John,Brabling green,Fram- R.S.O Wainwright T. Gt. Blakenham,Ipswcb
linghnm R.S.O Turner Mrs. Amy, Hunsto'n, Bury Wakelin A. Great Ashfield, Bury
Thompson Samuel, East green, Kel- Turner Arth'lU", Beck Row, Soham Wakelin Joseph Sam!. Norton, Bury;
eale, Saxmundham Turner Arthur, Denham, Eye &; at Wetherden hall, Wetherden,
'ThompsOn Thomas, Weston, Beccles Turner Ch'31rles, Ail Saints' hall, Oreet- Stowmarket
Thompson Wm. Dullinghoo, Wickham ing St. Mary, Needham Mkt. R.S.O Wakeling George, Ringsfield, Beccles
Market Turner Daniel, Exning, Newmarket W3Jkeling Mrs. Mary, Huntingfield,
Thoms::m Samuel E. Home house. Turner Edmd. J. Hinton, Saxmndhm Halesworth
Stradishall, Newmarket Turner G. D. Newbourne,Woodbridge Walker Geo.Hacheston,Wickham Mkt
"Thorlby John, Falkenham, Trimley Turner George W. Earl Soham, Wick- Walker John, Wenhaston, Halesworth
Thornalley.Toseph, Spexhall, Haleswth ham Market Walker R Marlesford, Wickham Mrkt
"Thornally In. Wootton green, 8trOO- Turner Henry, Mickfield, Stowmarket Walker ThomasJames,Brundish lodge,
broke, Eye Turner Herbert, Corn hall, Bures St. Brundish, Framlin~ham R.S.O
'Thorndyke John, Thorndon, Eye Mary R.S.O Wallace Frederick, Brockley, Bury
'Thorpe George, Hitcham, Ipswich Turner Horace, Wilby, Eye Wallace Mrs. 8arah, Brockley, Poury
'"I'horpe John, Mendlesham, Stowmkt Turner Horace Henry, Priory, Hintle- Wallace William, Springhill, Stan-
'Threadkell Jllhn, Dallinghoo, Wick- sham, Ipswich stead, Glemsford R.S.O
ham Market 'l'UJrnerr John, Gosbeck, Ipswich Walladge C. Wickhambrook,Newmarkt
"Threadkell Wm. Hollesley,Woodbrdge Turner John,Little Stonham, Stowmkt Wailer H.The Cedars,Combs,Stowmkt
Thrower G. Wilby, Eye Turner John (exors. of), Newton hall, WaIler J. H.Waldringfield,Woodbridge
Thrower Mr••Jane, Fritton,Yarmouth Old Newton, Stowmarket
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474 FAR SUFFOLK. • [KELLY'S
FARMERS continued. 'West Solomon Emmerson,Four Ashes, WilIiams W. Mere, Haughley,Stwmkt
WaI:er James, Ta,ttingstone. Ipswich Walsham-le-Willows, Bury Willis John (exors. of), Poplar hous~
WaIler Willie, Hitcham, Ipswich, West William, Ellough, Beccles RamshoIt, Woodbridge
Walne Henry George, Kettleburgh Western Arthur, Cowton house, Sud- Willis' WiIIiam, The Chestnuts, Ore).
hall, KettleJburgh, Wickham Market borne, Wickham Market' ingham, FramIingham R.S.O
Walpole W. T. Poplar ho.Beyton,Bury Western George S. Bildeston S.O Wilson Edward Freeman, Southwood
Waipole WaIt. Thos. Hessett, Bu;ry Western J.Sudborne,Wickham Market farm, Framsden, Stowmarket
Walton John B. Ho.pton, Thetford Weston George, Pakenham, Bury • Wilson H. H. Redisham, Halesworth
Ward A. Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O Weston Robt. R. Cookley, Halesworth Wilson Robert, Shipmeadow, Beccles
, Ward AIbert, Troston, Bury Westren J. The Hall, Elmsett, Ipswich Wilson Thomas William (exors. of),
Ward Edgar, Badingham, FramIing- Westropp C. H. Long Melford RS.O Friar's hall & Coram street, Had.
ham R.S.O Westrup James, Flixton I'd. Bungay leigh RS.O
Ward John, Wickham Skeith, Eye Weybrew George Parker, St. Bar- Wilson W. The Hall, Baylham,Ipswich
Walrd W.Ilketshall St.Lawrence,Bullgy tbolomew's, Sudbury Wilson WiIliam, Raydon hall, Oxford,
Ward WaIter, Nedging, Ipswich Wharton Alfred, Walsham hall, Mend- Wickham Market
Ward William, Redisham, Halesworth ham, Harleston Wilson William Dennis, Rookery &
WardenJonathan,Bul'es St.Mary RS.O Wharton Mrs. L. Peasenh:l.Saxmdhm Boundry farms, Cretingham, Fram-
Wardley Cha,s,. Blaxhall,Wickham Mkt Whatling George & Son, Yew Tree lingham R. S. 0
Wardley In. Blaxhall, Wickham Mlllrkt farm, Fressingfield, Harleston Wilton Frederick, Stuston, Scole '
Warmold W. F. Fressingfield,Harlestn WhatIing Charles, Denham, Eye Wing Abraham,BartonMiIls,Mildenhall
Warne I. Ilketshall St.Margaret,Bungy Whatling David, Worlingworth, Wick- Winkfield RPixey grn.Stradbroke,Eye
W8Irne Isaac, Leiston R.S.O ham Market Winter A. W. Hinton, Saxmundham
Warne Isaac, Theberton,Leiston RS.O WhatIing Jas. Weybread, Harleston Winter E. H. Bruisyard,Saxmundham
Warn.e Jas. Fressing-field, Ha.rleston Whatling WiIliam, White house, Winter H. B. Walpole, Halesworth
Warne WiUiam, Church farm, The- Wissett, Halesworth Winter J. R Middleton,Saxmundham
berton, Leiston R.S.O Whayman MrS'. Margaret, !ken, Wisby Mrs.M. Sternfield,Saxmundhm
Warner J. Wetheringsett, Stowmarket Wickham Market Witton G. E. Low st. Ho~e, Eye
Warnes W. Ilketshall St. John, Bungy Whayman W. Iken, Wickham Market Witton James, Hopton, Thetford
Warren' A.Laxfield,Framlinghm.R.S.O ,",nistlecraft Ralph, Mendlesham, Witton Sidney, Wortham, Diss
WaNen E. K. Thornham Magna, Ey~ Stowmarket Wittrick John, Mettingham, Bungay
Warren Mrs. Eliza, LawshaIl, Bury Whitaker E. Brantham, Manningtree Witts James, Cratfield, Halesworth
Warren George, Korton, Bury Whitby Ernest, Vauxhall, Great Wen- WoIton Cordy SI. J.P. Ixworth, Bury
Warren Roland, Bures hall, Bures St. ham, Colchester WoIton D.Capel St.Andrew,Woodbridg
Mary R.S.,O Whitby William Cha1'fy, Woodlands; Wolton Plant, FramIingham R.S.O
Warren Mrs. W. I. 26 St.Andrew·s st. als.o Church &; Hadleigh farms, Wood A.' Easton, Wickham Market
south, Bull'y &; ut Stanningfield,Bury Raydon, Hadleigh Wood C. IIketshall St. Andrew,Bungy
Warren W. (exors. of),Lawshall, Bury" White George, WilIingham St. Mary, Wood 'James, Hemingstone, Ipswich
Warren WiIliam Isaac (exors. of), Wangford R.S.O Wood Wm. Helmingham, Stowmarket
Stanningfield, Bury White J. Chevington, Bury Woodard W. KelsaIe, Saxmundham
Wase Mrs. D. E. ChilIesford, Wick- White J. Raydon, Hadleigh R.S.O Woodgate MissMaryAnn,Brent Eleigh,
• ham Market White Capt. Joseph Harry Lachlan, Lavenham RS.O
Wasp H. Gusford hall,Belstead,Ipswch ' Bredfield, Woodbrid~e Woods Alfred, OecoId, Eye
Wasp Hm'ace, Hitch am, Ipswich 'Whitehead Herbert, Laxfield, Fram- Woods Bilham, Denham, Eye
Waspe George Horace, Sutton hall, lingham RS..o 'Woods Chas. H. Bacton, Stowmarket
Bradfield, Bury Whitehand John, Wissett, Halesworth Woods, .Tames, Four Ashes, Walsham-
Waspe Henry, Stoke, Ipswich Whitehonse Fdk. Codenham, Ipswich le-Willows, Bury
Waspe Walter Edward, Eavins,Combs, Wniting Alfred,Ubbeston,Saxmundhm Woods James, Thrandeston, Diss
Stowmarket Whiting Charles,Hundon, Clare R.S.O Woods Robert F. Horham, Eye
Waspe William, Finborough road,Bux- I Whiting John, Southolt, Eye Woods Stephen, Flixton rd. Bungay
hall, StowmarketJ Whiting Thomas Chapman,Herne hill, Woodward G. Mendlesham,Stowmrkt
Waters John., Shipmeadow, Beccles Chediston, Halesworth Woodward Stephen Kerridge,Wether-
WaterwO'l'th! Miss M. Wingfield,Harlstn Whitmore J. Whitehouse, Earl Ston- ingsett lodge, Stowmarket
Watkins George, Nacton, Ipswich ham, Stowmarket Woodward Thomas (exors. of), White
Watkins George PeaiI"l, Hall &; Abbey Whitmore T.J. Thelnetham, Thetford hall, Old Newton, Stowmarket
fa.rms, Culpho, Ipswich Whitmore Thomas Johnson, OakenhilI Woodyard E. Kelsale, Saxmundham
Watkins Joseph, Claydon han, Clay- hall,Eadingham,Framlingham R.S.O WooIlard Charles, Beck row, Soham
don, Ipswich Whitmore WilIiam,Kenton,Stowmarkt WoolIard George, Creeting St. Mary,
Watkins Joseph, Offton, Ipswich Whittaker Robt. Barningham, Bury Needham Market RS.O
Watkins Robert, Flowton, Ipswich Whitton A.Heckfield gm. Hoxne, Eye WoolIard H. A. Cowlinge, Newmarket
Watling John, Horham, Eye Whitton Sydney B. Redgrave, Diss WooIIard Jas. Kedington, Haverhill
Wawson ehas. Hill, Wattisfield, Diss Wicks Charles, Crowfield, Ipswich WooIlar'd Joseph, Chedburgh, Bury
Watson George, Lound, Lowestoft Wicks Edgr. Ticehurst, Tostock,Bury Woolnough C. Cookley, Haleswortb
Watson W. WsthaII, Wangford RS.O Wicks Job (exors. of),Little Stonham, WooInough J.Marlesford,Wickhm.1fkt
Watson 'Wm. Hopton, Yarmouth Stowmarket Worters Charles, Priory farm, Laven-
Watts Charles H. Metfield hall, Met- Wiedmann Heinrich, Red house, ham RS.O
field, Harleston Mendham, Harleston Worters T. B. Groton, Colchester
Weavers Mrs. C. Rumburgh,Haleswth Wigg Edward, M~nor &; Eastwood Lo. Worters Mrs. Thos, MiIden, Ipswich
Webb Charles, Stansfield, Clare RS.O f.arms,Walbersw;ck,Southwold R.S.O Wright E. Redisham, Haleswortb
Webb Eiijah, Hawkedon, Eury W~gg Geo~ge, ~hxton, Lowestoft Wright E. Bedfield, Wickham Market
Webb J.Wilde st. Holywell row,Soham Wlgg Lewm, Mlddleton,Saxmundham lVright G. Rushmere hall, Lowestoft
Webb Jonas, Freckenham, Soham Wightman A. Mendlesham,Stowmarkt Wright G. jun. Covehithe, Wrentham
Webb Joseph V. Combs, Stowmarket Wightman David, Kettleburgh, Wick- Wright G.W.Little Stonham.Stwmrkt
Webber Samuel, Earking, Needham ham Market Wright George, LawshaIl, Bury ,
Market RS.O Wightman Mrs. M. A. (exors. of), Wright Geo. Farnham, Saxmundham
Webber Samuel, Crow hall,Willisham, Earl Stonham, Stowmarket Wright Harry, Tuddenham St. Mar-
Ipswich Wightman Samuel, Saxtead, Fram- tin, Ipswich
Webster Edward, Eadingham, Fram- !ingham RS.O . Wr~ght Henry, Bradwe.ll, 'Yarmouth
lingham R.S.O ~~lby George, Stradlshall,Newmarket Wr;ght Jam-es, Creetmg St.. Mar)',
Webster Edward, Brabling green, Wilden Robert, Saxham street, Stow- :NeedhMIl Market R.S.O
Framlingham RS.O upland, Stowmarket Wright John Ely, Preston manor,
Webster Samuel, Bedingfield, Eye Wilding Rabert, Shingle farm, Ben- Lavenham R.S.O
Webster Samuel, Dennington, F'Tam- hall, Saxmundham Wright K.Earl Soham,Wickham Mrkt
lingham RS.O Wiles WilIiam, Mendham, Harleston Wright M. Middleton, Saxmundham
Webster Saml. Framlingham R.S.O WilIiams &; Sons, Alderton hall, Wood- Wright Reuben, Layham, Hadleigh
Welham Joseph, Cattawade, Bran- bridge Wright Mrs. S. Farnham, Saxmndhm
tham, Manningtree Williams Mrs. C. Cotton, Stowmarket Wright T. Earl Soham, Wickham Mkt
Wells, A. Shading-field, Halesworth WilliamsD.Ubbeston haIl,Saxmundhm Wright Thomas, Redgrave, Diss
Wells F.East grn.Kelsale,Saxmundbm Williams Sam!. Lakenheath, Erandon Wright WilIiam, Hawstead, Bury
Welton F.Laxfield,FramlinghamR.S.O WiUiams W.The Grove,EImswell,Bury Wright Wm. WiIton. Whepst1!ad,Bury
West H. T. Walsham-le-WiIIows, Bury 1Villiams William (exors. of), BuxhalI, Wright vVilloughby, Butlers haII,Haw·
'West Henry, vVesthorpe, Stowmarket Stowmarket stead, Eury
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOI,K. FAR 475
}Vrincb'Charles E. The Grove, Fres- Bloomfield Thomas (to H. H. Ham- Cobbin William (to E. H.Tillard esq.).
ton, Holbrook, Ipswich bling esq.), Snape, Saxmundham Manor farm, Bacton, Stowmarket
Wrinch Robert Henry, Kether hall. Bloss WaIter (to Capt. Ord), Potash Cobbold George Thomas (to G. T.
Harkstead, Ipswich farm, Wyverstone, Stowmarket Hamson esq.), Peyton hall, Had-
Wrinch 'Valter, Erwarton, Ipswich Boggis Wm. (to Allan H. A. Mumford leigh H.S.O
Wyard W. Bradfield St. Clare, Bury esq.), Little Cornard, Sudbury Coldham William (to J. G. Weller-
Wyles John, Moat farm, Rumburgh, Bolton Arthur (to exors. of E. C Poler est}.), Boxted, Bury
Halesworth Bailey), Lodge &; Hall farms, Oollins James (to Messrs. Ward),
'Wythe John, Debenham, Stowmarket Westhorpe, Stowmarket Wickham Skeith, Eye
Young 'Samuel, Barking, 'Need-ham Bolton Robe.rt (to W. H. Borrett esq.), Cooper William {to Thomas Fitcb
, Market R.S.O . Church farm, Snape, Saxmundham esq.), Grey's hall, Gt.Cornard,Sdbry
Younger Wm. Edwardstone,Colchester Boreham WaIter James (to Mr. F. Oorbyn Henry (to Major William
'toungman l\Iiss Florence Idil, 'Wal- Aggiss), Valley farm, Layham, Had- Worsley-Worswick), Hall farm•
. sham-le-Willows, Bury leigh Ringsfield, Beccles
Youngman Frank Morley, Thorpe hall, Borret!; Samuel (00 Robert Nesling), Cousins John (to Alfred Harwood
AshfieId, Stowmarket Coles green, I"ramlingham RS.O esq.), The Rookery, WaoShbrk.IpsV'h
toungman James, Charsfield Rall, Brame Thos. (to the exors. of Mr. In. Cox Henry {to Mr. F. N. Bocock),
farm, Wickham Market Matthews), Earl Stonham, Stwmrkt Dalham, Newmarket
Youngman William MoTley, Squirrel's Brand William (to John Ekins esq.), Cracknel1llenjamin (to Thomu Maul-
hall, 'Walsham-Ie-)Villows, Bury Wortham, Diss ton), Worlingworth, WickhamMrkt
Youngs Charles, Stov"en hall, Wang- Breese James (to Samuel Green Car- Crane George William (to John Sy-
ford R.S.O I ley esq.), Saxt-earl, Framlingham monds esq.), Heath farm, Burgh,
Youn~ John. Wenhaston, Haleswor~h RS.O Wooibridge
"toungs Mrs_ Maria. Worlingworth, Brett George (to Ebenezer Horsley Creasey John James (to. CommandElll'
Fra,mlingh:ilIDt RS.O esq.), Barnardiston, Haverhill E. B. B. Levett-SCrivener RN.).
, • " B r i d g e s Alfred (to T. F. C. Vernon· Abbey farm, Sibton, Sa~mundham
.\ TT f Farm Bailiffs. Wentworth esq.), Red House lodge, Oundy Thomas (to C. Partndge- esq.).
, mundham Pound farm, Higham, Colchester
Adams Geollge (to Mrs. Ogilvie), Bridg~(;fWil1iam (m T. F. O. Vernon- Cutts David '(to W. E. Wigg esq.),
· Srott's hall, Westleton,Saxmundham Wentworth esq.). Red House lodge), IlketshaU St. Margaret, Bungay ..
~derton Joseph (to W. R. Hustler .Aldeburgfi R.8.0 Dale- William (to" W. R. Seago esq.),
esq.), Cockfiela, Bury . Bridgman George (to Col. Sharpe Sea.go's farm, N orwieh rd. Lowstft
AIdou:s Alfd. (to George Frest{)n esq.), Goodchild), Barnardiston, Raverhil!J. Damant Cla:rence (to Robert Flick
. Spexhall hall, SpexhaIl, Ha,lesworth Bridgman George (to Col. Sharpe esq: J.P.), Hawthorn farm, MIddle-
Aldridge ,Ho:Face (to- Rev. Gil>bert Goodchi1d J.P." Wash farm, ton, Saxmundham ( .' r I

,Flesher Smitb-Rewse M.A.), South Little Wratting, Haverhill Davey Joseph (to Richard Day French
• Elmham St.· Margaret, HarlestGIl Bridgman James (to Oolonel Sharpe esq.), Tithe' farm, Ilketshall Bt.
Alexander Edward (to Earl of 8trad. Goodchild J.P.), Great Wrat- Lawrence, Bun~y' • ~
• broke), ,Shadingfield, Halesworth ting, Haverhill Davy E'phrieam {to Mr. Henry B.
Alexander William (to Mr. C. Good- Brooks Fredk. (to the Rev. Sir Wm. Ellis); Yislingham, Eye .
rich), Cotton, Stowmarket Hyde Parker bart. M.A:, J.P.), Dawson Horace (to Capt. Ptetyman
Allerton James (to the exors. of the Dunton's frm. Long Melford R.8.0 M.P.~, Hall farm. Foxball, Ipswich
late Charles Thomas Norton esq.), Broom Lionel (to HerbL Smith); HaIl Dawson Jonathan (to SamI-.· Le Grice
North green,Stoven,WangfordRS.O \ farm, Clopton, Woodbridge I esq.), 'North 'Cove, £ecdes
Andrews John (to S. A. Flick esg.), Brown James (to Major Edwa. Chas. Denny Alex. (to Mrs.' Hatten),( Wal-
KnodishaIl Red ho. Saxmundham Moor J.P.), Gt. Bealings, Woodbdg slram-le-Willows, Buxy . ( ,.
Arbun Frederick. (to William Jolly Bruce William Charles (to A. Leek Diaper William (to .Mr, John C,
esq.),. Abbot's \lall, Bradfield St. esq.), Scowen's farm, Layham, Had- LealJherdale), The Hall, Elmswell~
George, Bury leigh RS.O Bury
Armstrung James (to Eugene F. Wells Buck Charles (to A. Flatman esq.). Dixon Robert (to Charles Goodricb
esq.), Mudel farm, Buxhall, Stwmkt Mellis, Eye esq.), Ling, Wortham, Dis·s
Baalam Thomas (to .Mrs. Brooke), Bullo.ck George (to Rev. W. Dixon} Doggett David (to E. W. Fowle.r esq.),
Wetheringsett, 8towmarke~ Hinderclay, Diss Home farm, HoptonJ Yarmouth
Bac~h0l!se Robert (to Mr. Geo. Pearl Burch Jacob (to Joseph Vertue Webb Drane William .(to Mrs. Byles), Back
Watkms, Culpho hall), Nacton, esq.), Combs, Stowmarket hamlet, IpswlCh
Ipswich Burch Joseph (to Robert Barclay esq.) Driver Shadrach (to J. Haggar esq~).
Balderstone James (to W. R. Clark HiO"ham Bury , Tuddenliam St: Martin, Ipswich
esq.), Brampton, Wangford RS.O Burg~ss G~o. (to Thomas Moore esq.), Dunnett Da.vid (to WiUiam Hunt~,
lJaldry Henry (to H. S. R. Stanford HoptolJ, Yarmouth Park fm. Oha~sfield, Wickham Mrkt
esq.), Hill house, Walpole,Haleswrth Burgess William (to Robert Nestling Dunnett FrederlCk (to the Watford
Baldry William (to Thomas Lomax esq.), Monk Soham, Wickham. Mrkt Trustee~), Canes farm, Debaeb,"
esq. M.A., D.L., J.P.), Yoxford, BurreH William (to Walter Makens 'Woodbrldge
Saxmundham esq.) Lower farm Westerfield Dye Hobert (to Robert S. Paul esq.).
Barber George (to .Alfred Stearn esq.), Ipswich ' , Witnesham, Ipswich
Lodge farm, Ashfield Careless Georcre Rayner (to Earl Elmer Goorge (to Mr. Cha;rles Ray)'..
Barcham ~~ \","hite House farm, Cadogan K. G., P. C.), West Stow Colts hall, Cavendish R. S. 0 T

Levington, Ipswich hall, West Stow, Bury Elmer Harry (to Henry Crabb Can-
Ba;rker John (to Mrs. E. B. Capon), Caii'T George (to Capt. PretymaJ! ham esq.), Brockley, Bury
Chant.ry farm. Brundish, Framling- M. P.), Priory farm, Felixstowe Everett El! (to Geo. Carter), Carl-
ham R S . O , Catchpole William (to James Philip ton Colville, Lowestoft
Barker Wil~iam (to th~ Rev. C. Gar- Bauly esq.). Rede, Bury Fayers George (to Goorge Blenoowe
rard), "VlCkham Skelth, Eye Chapman James (to Edward Pearce esq.), HUTTell's frm.Boxford,Clchstr
Barnes John (to J. A. Clark esq.), esq.), Bard.well, Bary Fayers Martin (to John Lawrence
Peasenhall, Saxmundham Chapman John (t{) WaIter Wrinch Growse esq.), Hitcham, Ipswich
Barnes Thomas (to Arthur Heywood esq.), 8hotley, Ipswich Fisher George (to Lord Hunting-
esq. D.L., J.P.). Home farm, Eas- Charles Charles (to Charles Morbey field), The Hall, Runtingfl.d.IDswtb
ton, Wickham Market esq.), Exning, Newmarket Fitch WaIter (to G. Goodchild esq.),
Basham George (to exors. of J. S. Chittock William (to John Cutting), Hundon, CIa.re RS.O
Garrett), Stansfield hall, Stansfield, Well f3ITm, Oharsfield, Wickham Flatt Thomas (to Mr. John Wittrick),
Olare RS.O Market ~falJor House farm, Bungay
Bnter John (to the Countess oJ Choat Harry (to C. F. Hyder esq.), Fonncreau C.. A. (to James Winter
· Stradbroke), Manor farm, Henham. Exhibition farm, Wi~hersfield, New- ~rittain esq.), Stoke-by-Nayland,
Wangford R.S.O market Colchester
Baxt~l' Onesimus (to Hobert Flick Clarke David (to W. H. Hewitt esq.), Fosdick William (to P. Last esq.),
esq. J.P.), Theberton, Leistn.R.S.O Bentley, Ipswich . Barham, Ipswich
Baylis Josiab (to Hon. Lady Rose), C!ilrke Henry Alfred (to. Fredk. Ling Free David (to Mrs. Manfield), Ix-
Upper Abbey, Leiston RS.O esq.), Rumburg-h, Halesworth worth Thorpe, BuI"Y .
Benns Robe.rt (to F. T. Cabbold, esq.). Clarke Wm. (to Hy. Debenham esq.), Fryer Henry (to.t. C. Colman esq.).
Pond hall, Hadleigh R.S.O Felsham, Bury Brick Kiln farm, Westleton, Sax-
:Bird John (to J. Lambert esq.), Bux- ClIbb George (to Felix Cobbold esq.,) mundham
hall, Stowma·rket Lodge farm, Felixstowe
 476 FAR
FARM BAILIFFs-continued.
Fulche.r George Isaac (to R. H. Tids-
well esq. J.P.), Creeting St. Mary,
Needbam Market R.S.D
Folcher Isaac (to Mrs. Alston), Ufford,
Woodbridge
Galley George (to Daniel Kent Long
esq.) , Great Bradley, Newmarket
Game Charles (to W. E. S. &; P. H.
Wilson esqs.), Potts farm, Layham,
Hadleigh
Game John (to Ridley Hilder esq.),
Cockfield, Bury
GardinprGeorge (to GeorgeFiske esq.),
Burstall hall, Ipswich
Garnham George (to Edward Packard
esq. J.P.), Bramford, Ipswich
Garnham William (to Nathaniel A. &;
Sydney O. Heywood), Bloomville
hall, Wickham Market
George James (to Commander E. B,
B. Levett-Scrivener R.N.), Peasen-
hall, Saxmundham
Gilbert Henry (to Rev. Charles Smyth
Johnston B.A.), Bradfield, Bury
Gilholm Peter (to Arthur W. H. Hay
esq.), Hoxne, Eye
Girlinl! Benjamin (to J. T. Consens, of
Cockfield), Lavenham R.S.O
Girling Hy. (to Richard Day French
esq.), TIketshall St. Lawrence, Bnngy
Gladwell Samuel (to Charles Tacon
esq.), Swan gm. Cratftd. Haleswrth
Godbold George (to Sir Hugh Edward
Adair bart.), Flixton, Bunl!ay
Golding William (to 'Sir E. WaIter
Greene hart. J.P.), Pakenham, Bury
'Good John (to J. W. Sayer esq."
Bral!!!'f>ns, Boxted, Bury
'Gook William (to Thomas Cook esq.),
Lound, Lowestoft
'Green John (to Mrs. Waller), Sutton,
Woodbridge
'Green Joshua. (to Robert Flick esq.
J.P.), Yoxford, Saxmnndham
Groom WilIiam (to A. H. Gobbald
esq.). Offton, Ipswich
Hailstone Charles (to exon. of William
Hartcnp esq.), Upland Hall farm,
Bunl!3V
Hales William (to AIbert Rivitt esq.),
BradweIl, Yarmouth
Harper John (to Robert Edg-ar esq.),
Manor farm, Thorpe Morienx,Bury
Harper John, jun. (to Robert Edgar
esq.), Mount farm, Thorpe Morieux,
Bury
Ha,wes Samuel William (to Mr. Wm.
Punchard), Rookery farm, South
Elmham St. Margaret, Harleston
Havward Frederick (to Mr. J. Macro),
Great Cornard, Sudbury
Hazell William (to Mr. Thomas
Ayers), Mlltford, Beccles
Hodgkinson Cyri! Seag-reave (to C. G.
Hayward esq.), Lodge farm, Rish-
angles, Eye
Holden James (to T. T. Methold esq.
J.P.). Hepworth, Diss
Holland Robert (to George Fiske esq.),
Eramford, Ipswich
Holland Robert (to exors. of James
Playford CokeI' esq.), South Elm-
ham St. Michael, Bunl!ay
Holmes Samuel (to Alfred Thurlow
esq.). Yoxford, Saxmundham
Hood George (to Charles Hood esq.),
BurstaU, Ipswich
Howe Geor!!'e (to Mr. Squirrell), Wes-
thorpe. Thetford
Howlett Lems (to G. S. Clark esq.),
Offton, Ipswich
Hunt James (to Capt. G. E. Price
R.N.• J.P.). Kelsale, Saxmundham
Hunt Robert (to John Wood esq.M.A.,
D.L., J.P.), Grange farm, Hen-
grave, Bury
Hunter James (to T. F. C. Vernon
Wentworth esq.),Friston,Saxmndhm
Jacques WilIiam (to James Snell
esq.), Sweffiing, Saxmundham
SUFFOLK.
Jams Thomas (to the Jockey Club),
Exning, Newmarket
Jarvis William(to E'arl of Stradbroke),
Dennington, Framlingham R.S.O
Johllson Edward (to Sir Joshua Thel-
lusson Rowley bart.), Stoke by Nay-
land, Colchester
Johnson Ernest (to the Colonial Col-
lege), Boyton hall, Woodbridge
Johnston George (to W. H. Wasp
esq.), Bentley, Ipswich
Jolly George (to T. F. Ringer esq.),
Corton, Lowestoft
Juby Frederick (to Lord Iveagh),
Church farm, Eriswell, Brandon
Kemp John (to Mrs. Ogilvie), Common
farm, Leiston RS.O
Kerry Waiter (to the exors. of John
Turner), Hill farm, Old Newton,
St1wmar'ket
Kindred Charles (to George Kerr esq.),
Cransford, Framlingham R.S.O
Kint! George (to Thomas Lomax esq.
:T.P.), Haugh farm, Sutton,Woodbdg
Km~ James (to Lord Rendlesham),
Home farm, Rendlesham, Woodbrdg
King John (to Robert Stephenson
esq.), Exning~ Newmarket
Kimey Eldred (to exors. of Thomas
Wood esq.), Church farm, Old New-
ton, Stowmarket
Knilrhts John (to Rev. John S.Holden),
Brook farm, Lackford, Bury
Knights Thomas (to Fred SInith),
Kingston Hall farm, Woodbridge
Lait John (to Francis Reade esq.),Hol-
brook, Ipswich
Lait Thomas (to Robert Henry Wrinch
esq.), Holbrook, Ipswich
Land George (to Frederick J. Methold
esq. J.P.), Thorne Court farm,
Shimplinl!, Cockfield, Bury
Lankester William (to the trustees of
the Duke of Hamilton), Great
Glemham), Saxmundham
Larter Arthur E'dward (to Mr. Ripps
Massingham), Mells, Wenhaston,
Halesworth
Laws John (to Ipswich Industrial Co-
operative Society Limited), Boss
hall, Sprollghton, Ipswich
Leavous John (to the Earl of Strad-
broke), Sotherton, Wangford R.S.O
Leavus John (to the Earl of Strad-
broke), Valley farm, Henham,Wang-
ford & . S . O ·
Ll:'f>der James (to William Parke esq.),
Brome, Eye
Lpek William(to James Alexander Bur-
ness esq.), Broxtead farm, Sutton,
Woodbridge
Leeks James (to Messrs. J. &; F.
Baker), Great Waldingfield
Lenny Thomas (to Henry Pallant esq.),
Burstall, IpswiCh
Lillin!!,stone Henry (to Capt. Pretyman
M.P.), Kesgrave.Hall farm, Ipswich
Liveck Frederick (to W. H. Ellis),
Fritton, Yarmouth
Lock Charles (to Lord Iveag-h K.P.),
Rakeheath, Eriswell. Brandon
Lonergan William (to Dr. R. A. Pritch-
ard), Higham, Colchester
Lon!!, Chas. (to Sir Robert AfHeck
bart.), Dairy farm, Dalliam,Nwmrkt
Ludbrook William (to William Need-
barn Champion esq.), Knettishall,
Thetford
Manning Thoma!l (to A. Y. Watson
esq.), Cockfield, Bury . Milden, Ipswich
Marioram WilliRm (to the exors. of
Mr. William B. Barrett), Ufford,
Woodbrid'!!'8
Markwell William (to William Free-
man esq.), Baylham, Ipswich
Marsh Samuel (to F. Taylor esq. J.P.),
Little Wratlinl!
M,askell John (to H. F.Harwood),Stow-
upland. Stowmarket
Mayhew WaIter (to Thomas MouIton),
Worlingworth, Wickham Market
[KELLY'S
Meadows William (to W. Burrows
esq.), Parham, Wickham Market
Merrells John (to J. Muskett Yett8
esq.), Peasenhall, Saxmundham
Miles Lewis (to Sir Ralph B. M. Blois
bart.), Hinton, Saxmundham
Miller Cornelius (to Messrs. John &;
Edgar MUdd), Creeting St. Mary,
Needham Market R.S.D
Mills Herbert (to James Cordy esq.),
Burstall, Ipswich
Mitchell James (to Mr. H. Rulfel),
Preston, Lavenham RS.O
Moore John (to Joseph Maitland-Wil-
son esq.), Langham, Bury
Moore Samuel (to N. Catchpole esq.),
Freston, Ipswich
Moore William (to George Keel' esq.
M.D.), Campsea .!.she, Wickham
Market
Mortimer John (to .Alfred Amass esq.),
Otler, Ipswich
Mortlock James (to Samuel Taylor
esq.). Hall farm, Dalham, Newmarkt
Moss George (to W. D. Wilson esq.),
Ashfield, Stowmarket
Moy John (to J. M. Yetts esq.), Hunt-
in~eld, Halesworth
Mullinger Edward (to G. H. WilsoIi
esq.), Rickin~hall InferioT, Diss
Mumford John (to Sir Wm. Brampton
Gurdon K.C.M.G., M.P.), Moors
farm, Assington, Colchester
Mutimer James (to G. Borret esq.),
Brinsyard, Saxmundham
Neale George (to Major Moore),
Grove farm, Woodbridge
Neave Thomas (to P. E. Sewell esq.),
Wingfield Abbey farm, Wingfield,
Harleston
Newman Wm. S.Herringswell,MldnhU
Nunn Charles (to William E. Image
esq D.L., J.P.). Herringswell House
farm, Herrin~swell, Mildenhall
Nunn Henry (to Capt. R Turner)',
Bramfield, Halesworth
Nunn Samuel (to R. J.Pettiward esq.)',
Great Finborough, Stowmarket
Orbell John (to the Hon. W.F.D.Smith
M.P.), Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Pag~ Oziah (to G. Symonds esq.),Hep-
worth, Diss
Palmer Wm. (to Mr. Peddar), Elmlr
well, Bury
Parker David (to WaIter Wrinch esq.),
Harkstead, Ipswich
Parson Arthnr (to Earl Cadogan K.G.,
P.C.), Home farm, Cnlford, Bury
Partridge Rowland (to Sir T. B. Len-
nard bart.), Aldham, Hadleigh
Payne Abraham (to Maltby &; Clark,
of Boston), Kenny hill, Soham
Pearson John (to William Mobbs esq.),
Kessingland). Lowestoft
Peck James (to Messrs. George &;
Spencer Symonds), Rickenhall In-
ferior, Diss
Pendle Charles(to Messrs.Pratt &i Son),
Iken, Wickham Market
Pepper Alfred C. (to exors. of Charles
T. Norton esq.), Rickenhall In-
ferior, Diss
Philpott Harry (to Georl!'e Rope esq.),
Fir Tree farm,Blaxhall.Wi~khm.Mrk\
Pilbrow William (to JamesToller esq.),
Benhall. Saxmundham
Pinner Abraham (to Alfred Harwood
esq.), Belstead', Ipswich
Pinner James (to S. T. Harwood esq.),
Pleasance Charles (Mrs.), (to W. B.
Grimwood), Badingham, Framling-
ham R.S.O
Pleasance Joseph (to Frederick Miller
esq.), Catts hills,Clopton. Woodbrdg
Pooley Jason (to H. B. Mackworth-
Praed esq.), Ousden Newmarket
Potter Robert (to C. C. Eley esq.),
Kates hill, Hadleigh
Pratt William D. (to Richard Porter
esq.), Clopton, Woodbridge _

TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Prentice David (to B. Mason esq.),
Poplar hall, Aldham,HadleighR.S.O
Prime William (to F. W. Hotham
esq.), Playters frm. Ellough,Beccles
Proctor John (to F. Lunniss esq.),
Raydon hall, Raydon, HadIey
Pryke Frederick (to Norman Allen
esq.), Houghtcm hall, Cavendish
B.S.O
Pulfer Charles (to Mr. Charles J. Jig-
gens) , Hepw~rth, Diss
Pulfer William James (to the Indus-
trial Home for Boys), Walsham-Ie-
Willows, Bury
Purchase Thomas (to Mrs. Squirl-
Dawson), Dewlands farm, Higham,
Colchester ' Burfields, Rickinghall, Diss
Purr William (to Mrs. Maul), :Market
Waston, Thetford
Baynham John (to William Woollard
esq.), Cotton, Stowmarket
Baynham Walter (to Robert Balls esq.),
Monks Eleigh, Bildeston S.O
Bead Joseph (to C. Tacon esq.), High
house, Wissett, Halesworth
Reed Edward (to Lord Iveagh K.P.),
Summerpit fnrm, Elveden, Thetfo::-d
Reeve John(to the Earl of Stradbroke),
Bulcamp, Halesworth
Reeve Walter (to Rev. J. 8. Sawbrid~e
M.A.), 'I'h elnetham, Thetford
Reynolds Robert (to the Earl of Strad-
broke), Bruisyard, Saxmundham
Riches Harry (to Mr. William Pun-
chard:), Rookery farm, South Elm-
ham St. MarQ'aret, Harleston
RidQ'eon Henry (to G.T.Harrison esq.),
Station Farm dairy, HadleighRS.O
Robinson Frederick (to Mr. T. M. Rud-
land),Crane Hill farm,Stoke, Ipswich
Rodwell John (to Sir Hugh Edward
Adair bart.), South Elmham hall,
SouthEImham St.Margaret,Harlestn
Roe John (to G. W. A. Baldwin esq.
J.P.), Street frm.Lidgate, Newmarkt
Rolfe James (to exors. of H. E. M.
Davies esq.), Cavenham, Soham
Rook William (to F. W. D. Robinson
es. J.P.), Manor farm, Mutford,
Beccles
Rouse John (to Doug-Ias Parry-Crooke
esq. RA., J.P., D.L.), Darsham,
Saxmundham
Row John (to A. F. McDougal esq.),
Sweffling, Saxmundham
Rowe John (to G. Moulton esq.),
Shrubbery farm, Mickfield,Stwmrkt
Ruffles John (to Mr. William Dennis
Wilson), Boundry farm, Framsden,
8towmarket
Rutter John (to the exors. of the
late J. P. Pryke esq.), Wickham-
brook, Newmarket
Sage Benjamin (to J. F. T. Dipnall
esq.), Sheppard's farm, Layham,
HadIeigh
Sagon WaIter (to S. B. Portman-Dal-
tonesq.), Thorpe hall, Mendham,
Harleston
Sale J ames (to LoT<! I veagh K.P. ),
Icklingham, Mildenhall
Savage Charles (to Joseph Muskett
Yetts esq.), Kelsale, Saxmundham
Sawyer James (to Alfred Smith esq.),
Hall farm, Wantisden, Wickham
Wickham Market
Scace Charlton Robt. (to E. A. Cook),
Dennin"gton, FramIingham R.S.O
Self John (to George M. Beck esq.),
Bridge farm, Kersey, Ipswich
Sewell Thomas (to Lord Hunting-
field), Theberton, Leiston R.S.O
Shave John (to T. P. Hitchcock esq.),
Great Waldingfield, Sudbury
Shepherd Robert (to the exors. of J.
L. Garden esq.), Ringsfield, Beccies
Shimmen Bassett (to H",nry Fairfax
Harwood esq.), Hall farm, Tudden-
ham St. Martin, Ipswich
Shlrman Samuel (to Sidney Smith
esq.), Pake:field, Lowestoft
SUFFOLK.
Shulver William (to Mr. Frank
Goods), Lower Green farm, Wren-
tham, Wangford R.S.O
Silcock Jacob (to the Duke of Graf-
ton), Euston, Thetford
Simper Frederick(to W.Manfield esq.),
Bardwell, Bury
Simpson Alfred (to Mr. Horace Simp-
son), Hill house, Burgate, Diss
Smart Robert (to C. C. Eley esq.),
East Bergholt, Colchester
Smith David (to G. Symonds esq.),
Whitehouse farm, Mellis, Eye
Smith John (to J. M. King esq.), Gt.
Barton, Bury
Smith John (to G. H. Wilson esq.),
Smith Moseley (to Messrs. Sturgeon),
The Dale, Stanton, Bury
Smith Peter (to A. Hockey esq.),
Ilketshall St. Andrew, Bungay
Smith Thomas (for the Lady Abbess),
East Bergholt, Colchester
Smith William (to Captain A. W. Cob-
bold), Hollesley, Woodbridge
Spaull Thomas (to Mr. Henry Gunn),
Potters farm, Theberton, Leiston
RS.O
Spray William (to Roger Kerrison
esq.), Saltingstone, Ipswich
Staff William (to Thos. Walker Dring
esq.), VeaIes hall, Fressingfield,
Harleston
Stannard George(to GeorgeRead esq.),
Laxfield Framlingham R.S.O
~tannard Robert (w Thomas Riggs
esq.). Valley farm, Middleton, Sax-
mundham
Stannard William (to WaIter Turner
esq.), Old house, Hintlesham,Ips"\\ch
Staples Arthur (to William Gardner
esq.), Worlington, Soham, Cambs
Steel WaIter (to exors. of Col.
Haines), The Manor farm,HasKeton,
Woodbridge
Stiff George (to B. B. Bootb esq.),
Wetherden, Stowmarket
Stow Joseph (to Jolm CarIton esq.),
Edwardstone, Colchester .
Symonds Edward (to Messrs. Betts &;
00.), Chandos farm, Thornham
Parva, Eye
Talbot George (to H. J. Graham esq.),
Hall farm, Wortham, Diss
Taylor Fred (to exors. of J. S. Gar-'
rett esq.), Swans hill, Hawkedon,
Bury
Taylor Geo. (to W. B. &; J. Gurteen
esqs.), Great Wilsley farm, Little
Wratting
Taylor John (to Mr. William Wllit-
more), Loudham la. Wickham Markt
Teverson Hy.(to Rev. M.Revell Raynor
Green), Stradishall, Newmarket
Thompson Isaac (to Thomas Lumax
esq.), Wolsey ho.Yoxfrd.Sxmndhm
Thurlow James esq. (to J. H. Gost-
ling esq.),Hill farm,Wissett,Hlswth
Tradgett William (to Charles Board-
man esq. ), Pinhole hall, H undon,
Clare R. S. 0 '
Turner Jarvis (to John Pells). Crans-
ford, Framlingham R.S.O
Turner Robert, jun. (to Major Horace
Cocks), BramfieId, Halesworth
Vince Robt. (to Messrs. Hobert Vince
&; Frank Haggis), Preston, Laven-
ham R.S.O
Ware Gilbert Samuel (to Lord Iveagh
K.P.), Chamberlain's hall, Eriswell,
Brandon
Warren John (to Lord Huntingfield),
Heveningham, Saxmundham
Waterman James (to Mr. R. Hitch-
cock), Gadding, Bury
Watson George (to Lord Iveagh),
Eriswell, Brandon
Weavers Charles(toJohnButtonesq.),
Palgrave, Diss
Webb George (to Rev. Arthur Maud),
Badwell Ash, Bury
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Webb George (to .!.. K. Bockey esq.),
Barsham, Beccles
Welham Robert (to' S. G. Ling esq.),
Witnesham. Ipswich
Wells Charles (to Mr. Geo. Symonds),
The Limes. Wortham, Diss
Whaith Robert (to the Earl of Strad-
broke), Reydon, Wangford RS.O
Whitbread John (to Miss Jones},
Clare R.S.O
Whitton Frederick (to George Warne~
esq.), Hill farm, Weybread, Harlestn
Williams Albert (to ,capt. Ernest Geo.
Pretyman M.P.), Howes farm, Mar-
tlesham, Woodbridge
Willsher Jas. (to Capt. J. O. MacheU
J.P.), Kentford, Newmarket
Wolsey John (to W. T. S. Peck esq.),
Wetheringsett, Stowmarket
Wolton John (to exors. of Ishmael
Pratt), Peyton hall, Ramsholt,
Woodbridge
Woodard Philip (to Robert Flick esq.
J.P.), East green, Kelsale, Sax-
mundham
Woodard William (to J. Muskett Yetts
esq.), Kelsale, Saxmundham
Woodgate Richard (to Col.G. H. Pock-
lington), Chelsworth, Bildeston 8.0
Woods John (to G. Mainprice esg.),
Whepstead, Bury
Worledge John (to Lord Walsingham),
Boxted, Bury
Wright Jeremiah (to Robert Burrell
esq. J.P.), Westley, Bury
Wright Thomas (to Lord Iveagh),
High ,lodge, E'riswell, Brandon
Wright William (to Capt. Pretyman
M.P.), Nacton, Ipswich
Wright William (to WaIter Wrincb
esq.), Shotley, Ipswich
Young (to Thomas Rudland esq.),
Whitwn-cum-Thurleston), Ipswich
FARRIERS.
See Smiths, Blacksmiths &; Farriers.
FELLMONGERS.
King George, Tanner's lane Ipswich
H.ead Frands, Bridge street &; Fore
street, Framlingham R.S.O
Webb &; Son, Combs tannery, Stow-
market. See advertisement
.
FELT MANUFACTURERS.
M'cNelll F. & Co. original patentees k
manufrs.of roofing,sarking,inodorou&
& ship sheathing feIts, foundation
feIts for damp course, & hair fe:t for
boilers & steam pipes;
silicate cotton or slag
wool, best non-conduc-
tors for pugging 11001'8,
insulation of 'lold stores, lining
ice houses, ships' bulkheads
&c. kc.; Sole government con-
tractors for the camps at Alder-
shot-, Colchester, Wo-olwich &c.;
Est. 1833; 14 Lamb's buildings,Bun-
hill row, London E C (tel. add." Eye-
ball, London"); Kirkintilloch, near
Glasgow k 3 Wapping,Liverpool (tel.
add. "Eyeball, Liverpool")
FIRE ENGINE MAKERS.
Merryweather & Sons Llmlted r
Greenwich road SE&; 63 Long acre-
WC London
FIREPROOF ~AFE MAKERS.
Price George Limited, Cleveland wrks.
Wolverhampton
Tann John (Anchor Relianre), I I New-
gate street, London E C
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FENCING (IRON) GATES ETC. Butterfield John, 40 Clapham J'oad; 2 FISHING NET MANUFACTRS.
Bayliss, Jones &. Bayliss, paten- New Fish market -& Whapload road, See Net & Ketting Manufacturers.
tees and manufacturers of all kinds Lowestoft
of hurdles, railing, galvanised cor- Capps Robt. B. &;' Fredk. Cumberland FISHMONGERS.
rugated sheet fencing, gates, tree place, Whapload rd. Low~stoft Aldis E. W. 6 Tomline road, Ipswich
gUllirds, wine bins, wheelbaITows. Capps Arnall Brame, 2'3 Wmdsor ;rod. Allerton A. High st. Aldeburgh R.S.O
•
Kirkley, Lowl:stoft .A.llerton 'f. M. Bevan street, Lowestoft
Cat~hpole Nathaniel Haylo?k, 7 Kew Bailey 1& Co. King street, Ipswich
FISh market & 2 Trawl FIsh market, Balls Alfd. Jas. New marliet, lleccles .
Lowestoft. Barber James, Weybread, Harleston
Catchpole Nathamel Howard, 15 New Boggis Ernest Jas.85 St. John ~t.Bury
Fi.soh market, Lowestoft Boyton David, 34 Churcbgate "t. Bury
DavIdson, Gray &; Co. Whapload road, Brooks John, Westbourne, Ip,,:wich
Lowestoft Broom P. Thoroughfare, Wootlbridge
Denny J. 34 Stradbroke rd.Southwold Burch George, Cold Fair green,
Down S. 24 Trawl Fish mrkt. Lowestft Knodishall, Saxmundham
Gearing George 'Charles, 10 & 11 Trawl Cadman Robt. Holywell row, Soham
Fish market, Lowestoft Calver Chas. Thoroughfare, Haleswrth
Gearing G. T. Oulton Broad,Lowestoft Clack Richd. 43 Westgate st. Ipswch
tGearillg- William Hugh, 10 &; I l Clarke W. J. 70 St. Helen's st. Ipswcb
Trawl Fish market, Lowestoft Cook Edward, 64 Bevan st. Lowestoft
Gonldby A. Kessingland, Lowestoft Cooper J. 9 Old Nelson st. Lowestoft
Gouldby Ea-ward, I New Fish market Cooper James, 36 &; 37 Duke's Head
&; Belvedere road, Lowestoft street, Lowestoft
Gower Wm. Whapload' road, Lowestft Cracknell John, 'Market place, Bungay
Grieve Jas. 66 Beresford rd. Lowestoft Crumpton Thomas, SaxD;mndham
tHellings John, Regent road &; 16 &; Curtis Fredk. 7 1& 9 High st. Ipswich
17 Trawl market, Lowestoft Curtis Thomas, 14 Tacket street &; 3
Victoria works Wolverhampton and Hewett Jas. Burgh Castle, Yarmouth Westgate street, Ipswich,
139 and 141 Cannon st. London E C Jenner Geo. Princes road, Lowestoft Davey S. 106 Fore hamlet, Ipswich
Jones Norman B. ~4 Trawl Fish mkt. Deane Geo. 32 Wellington st. Ipswieh
FIREWOOD DEALERS. Lowestoft Dixey Arthur, 66 Carr st. Ipswich
Lang Jobn,7Tra"''i ,Fish mrkt.Lowstflt Doole Robert, 73 Princes street &;
Banlock H. Gt. Waldingfield, Sudbury Larkin S.13, Trawl Fish mrkt.Lowstft 64 Rope walk, Ipswich
Oatchpole Arth. Regent st. Stowmarkt Lawrence Edwin, 6 New Fish market; Dunnett William Thomas, 3 Bridge st.
Orannis Martin 0& Son, St. Margaret's res. 127 London road, Lowestoft Stoke, Ipswich
green, Ipswich Leabon G. Oarlton Colville, Lowestft DurreU Robt. 167 Sprin2' rd. Ipswillh
Garnham A.& Son, 27 Stokest.Ipswch ~a11ett William &; Son, Roman road & Dutton James, 41 Southgate st. Bury
Matten G. Marlesford,Wickham Markt 10 New Fish market, Lowestoft Dyer Charles Frederick, 48a, Gains-
Sullings Henry B. 25 St. GeOI-ge's Mummery E. K. &; Sons, 8 Surrey st. borough street, ,Sudbury
street, Ipswich &; 19 New Fish market, Lowestoft Easty Alfred, 25 Rope walk, Ipswich
Woodward M. 25 Chevallier st. Ipswch l\fummery Benjamin, 6a, Trawl Fish Easty WaIter, 12 Fore hamlet,Ipswich
Wright Charles, Stratford St. Andrew, market & 6 Bridge street, Lowestoft Everett Ernest, 47 High st. Haverhill
Saxmundham Mumm.ery Fl1'ede:rick William, Il'8 Fairweather John, Castle street, Eye
Clapham road, Lowestoft Farrance David, Glemsford R.S.O
FISH BUYERS. Mummery J.E.6 Stanford st.Lowestft Gibbs H. 82 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Butterfield W.I4IClapham rd.Lowestft Mummery J.H.23 Tonrung st.Lowestft Gibbs James, 4 & 6 Eagle st. Ipswich
Oubitt Fredk. W. 9 Prairie, Lowestoft MUrTay M. 7 Alexandra rd. Lowestft Gibbs Wm. Felixstowe rd. Ipswich
Mallett John, Regent rd. Lowestoft Nobbs John, 1 Trafalg-ar ter. Lowestft Giles Saml. L. 5 Rope walk, Ipswich
8e11ars John, I .A.lexandra rd. Lowestft Osborne D. Betts, 5 East st. Southwld Gissing Frederick, Saxmundham
Simpson W. 140 'Clapham rd.Lowestft Rackham W.I42 Clapham rd.Lowestoft Glading Wm. 170& 19 Duke st. Ipswch
Wren Wa:t. 139 Clapham rd. Lowestft Rice & Chapman,Whapload rd.Lowstft Goffin William, Newgate st. Beccles
RutheD. Fredk. 16 Grove rd. Lowestoft Goldsmith Thomas, Market place,
FISH CURERS. Sayer &; Ho11oway, Whapload road & Saxmundham
Balls Robert, :Bridge street, :Beccles . 18 New Fish market, Lowestoft Goldsmith T. J. 2 Trinity st. Sthwoid
Clarke J. H. 168 Clapham rd.Lowestft Sayer F.R·4 :BatteryGreen t.er.Lowsrtf<t Green Jesse, 8 East street, Sudbnry
Goffin James, Ravensmeer, Beceles Sbarman Samuel George, Suffolk IIabsworth Fish &; Poultry Stores (H.
Grieve Jas. &; Sons,East st. wwestoft road, Lowestoft Cunningham, manager), Quay st.
Hammerslev J. Anguish st. Lowestoft 1'Thain Edward Firman, 5 & 6 Trawl Halesworth
.Tones T.o&Sons, Gas Works rd.Lwstft Fish market, Lowestoft IIarvey Hy. F. nb, Cornhill, 'Bury
Mills Jas. 215 Raglan street, Lowestft l.'rue Thomas, I Burton st. Lowestoft IIarvey Wm. George, Botesdale, Diss
Reynolds James, 77 Raglan st. Lowstft Turner A.J. 16 & 17 Trawl Fish mrkt. IIignelI Arthur, 60 Rope walk,Ipswich
Rose Wm. A. Beccles rd. Lowestoft Lowestoft IIorrocks A.A.I7l London rd.Lowestft
Wilden,G~orge, Bury street et Stownp- Turner C. 106 Clapham rd. Lowestft IIunt Miss Ethe, Castle street, Fram-
land street, Stowmarket Upson Wm. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge lingham 'R. S.O
,Woodger Edwafd &; Son, 16 New Fish Walton Charles, I Till rd. Lowestoft JamesJ.F. 9 White Horse st. Lowestft
market & Rant score, Lowestoft Ward E. Cragg path,Aldeburgh R.S.O Kidd R'obt. Hamilt.on rd. Felixstowe
- Welsh S.P.D.Carlt-on Colville,Lowestft King Matthew, Lakenheath, Brandon
FISH MERCHANTS & AGENTS. Wisker Ernest, 17a, Trawl Fish market Knowles Geo. '8. Earsham st. :aungay
Marked thus t are Agents. & 5 :Mariner street; res. 248 Den- Knowles William, Bridge st. :Bungay
Archer Fredk. 172 Raglan st. Lowestfl mark road, Luwestoft Last William, Snape, ,Saxmundham
Ayers George Thomas &; Richd.Mason, Wood-Greaves Walter~ 14 New Fish Lefley Charles, 3 Gainsboro' st.Sudbry
Whapload road. Lowestoft market; res. 2 Regina ter. Regent Lefley John, 44 North st. Sudbury
Balls T. J. 14 & 15 Trawl market; res. road, Lowestoft Mays O. 10 Upper Orwell st. Ipswich
91 London rd. south, Lowestoft Woodger Edward &; Son, 16 New Fish Mewse Benson, I47a, High street &
Barber W.Bridge st.Frmlnghm.R.S.O market & Rant score, Lowestoft II9 Bevan street, L<lwestoft
Barbor Geo.Alex.3 &; 4 Trawl market; FISH SALESMEN. Mobbs Arthur, 51 Southwell road,
res. 24 Clapham road, Lowestoft Kirkley, Lowestoft I
Barbor Herbert. 7 Regent rd. Lowestft See Salesmen-Fish., Moore Albert Hatcher, 181 London rd.
:Bare James, Whapload rd. Lowestoft FISHERMEN south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Basham H.Swiss cot.A:deburgh R.S.O ' ' . Newton Frederick, Exning, Newmarkt
Blake Wil!iam, KessinO"land, Lowestoft Aldborough John, Bridge st. Bungay Norman George, Cross street, Eye
Bradbury Geo. 20 Ne;' Fish market; Downing J. ~ack st. ~ldeburgh R.S.O N<lrton James, 27' Friars st. Ipswich
res. 33 :Milton road, Lowestoft Durrant D. JUD. Kessmgland,Lowestft Oliphant J. 68 Tonning -st. Lowestoft
:Breach Chns.220 Clapham rd.LowesUt Durran1i Thos. Kes8.ingland, Lowestoft Olley Joseph, Town street, Brandon
Breach John, Whapload rd. Lowestoft Durrant 'Wm: Kessmgland, Lowestoft Osborne Geo. Hy. 21 East st.Ipswich
Brewster A. 110 rRaglan st. Lowestoft Baken R. HIgh st. Aldeburgh R.S.O Outlaw S. 38 'Mariner's st. Lowestoft
Brewn Thomas & Sons, 5 New Fish Hunter Geo. Kessingland, Lowestoft Oxborrow E. E. Debenham, Stowmrkt
market, Lowestoft Mann W. :Back st• .A.ldeburgh R.S.O Oxborrow T. Seckford st. Woodbridge
Brown H. 34 Gordon road, Lowestoft Strowger Geo, Kessingland, Lowestft Paddle Mrs.S.A. Smallgate st. Beccles
Brown T., E. 17 Grove road, Lowest.oftlStrowger G. jun.Kesllingland,Lowestft Parker J. Hadleigh Hamlet,Colchester
 TRADES DIRE(''TOBY.] SU:FFOLK. FRU 479
Parker J amas, Boxford, Colchester Carev Henry, Foxhall rd. Ipswich I FRUITERERS & GREEN-
Payne William, lngate street, Becc1es Catchpole Wm. Surrey st. Lowestoft I GROCERS.
Peake A. 67 St. Matthew's st. Ipswcb Clark Henry, Harbour, Lowestoft
Pinner G.E. 74 Woodbridge rd.Ipswcb ClaI'ke Jabez, Thoring-ton, Halesworth Adams A. & Sons, I Gainsborough st.
Pizzey Harry, 50 Alexandra I'd. Ipswch Cross Thomas, 2 Abbeygate street; Sudbury
Rand I. :Benton st. Hadleigh IB.S.O nurseries, Cemetery road &; Barton Adams Wm. New st. Woodbridgeo
Revell Mrs. Maria, :Broad st. :Bungay rO:ld, Bury Aldred. Mrs. E.2IMarket pl.Southwold
Rjchardson Mrs. Emma, Market hill, Candy Charles, 9 King st. Sudbury Bagshaw S. 21 vambridge rd.Lowestft
Woodbridge Do:.lman Thomas, Pakefield, Lowestoft Balls Mrs. Mary Ann, Kew mkt.Beccles
Rolands George. 61 Cross st. Sudbury 1"08ter Her.=y, 70 Alan road. Ipswich Balls William., Yoxford, Saxmundham
Rudd James, Lavenham RS.O Frewer Bros. Ipswich st. Stowmarket Barber Cuas. 45 Blancbe st. Ipswich
Rush William, 40 St.Matthew's street Gaye Ernest, Carlton Colville, Lowestft Barker Arth. 95 Brnmford I'd. Ipswich
&; 46 Norwich road, Ipswich Gilbert GeQ. 56 & 58 Bolton rd.Ipswch Batley George, 12 .For~ st. IpSWICh
Shears Fredk. London road, Brandon Gilbert Mrs. Geo. 9 Carr st. Ipswich Beeton George, 137 Eastgate st. Bury
Sier Mrs. A. 67 Long :Brackland, Bury Gill Hubert Hy. sen. Ingate rd.Beccles Bloomfield C. 69 .HramforJ rd.Ipswich
Smith Hal1'1ry,Sizewell rd.Leistn.R.S.O Gill William, Gosford rQad, Beccles Bloomfield William, Aldeborough road,
Smith James, WaIton, Ipswich Guyton James, Belton hall, Yarmouth Leiston RS.O
Smith W'illiam, 35 Mount, Ipswich Harriss Elihu, 43a, St. Andrew's st. Blythe Wm. Long Melford R.S.O
Southgate W. H.34 Pottery st.Ipswich south, Bury Boaree William, 12 Orwell pl.Ipswich
Spindler Jacob,Westleton,Saxmundhm Heasman Geo. 4 Station rd. Sudbury Bowel! Robt. New Malrket pI. Beecles
Spindler Jacob, Yoxford, 'Saxmundhm Jennings Jas. &; Son, Kirby st. Ipswch Rradnum Mrs. M. A. Bridge llt.Hungay
St.rowger H. Westleton, Saxmundham Knights Michael C. Love rd.Lowestoft Brereton Mrs. H. A.6 Carr st. Ip~\Vich
Sturman Wm. Earsham st. Bungay Lane Joseph, The Cottage nurseries, Brett Chas. Wm. 27 East st. Sudbury
Thurston W. J. Orwell rd. Felixstowe Palgrave, Diss Browes J. & Son, Orwell rd..Fehxstowe
Tillett Frederick Salhouse, Blyburgate Laws &; Son, Ingate road, Beccles Brown Mrs. E. A. (late A. Brett), 90
street, Beccles Leeder J ames, Hopton, ThetfOTd "Yhiting street, Bury
Townsend H. J. 51 Butter mkt.Ipswch Money Mrs. Mary .Ann, 44 London rd. Brown W. Cll/rlton ColvilIe, Lowestoft
Trawlers' Direct Supply Association,55 Lowestoft . Hullen Mrs. H. I I Tonning st.Lowestft
St. John's street, Bury Motum Herbt. J. Hutland rd. Ipswch Bumstead O.H. High st. Wa:ton,Ipswh
Tuffin George, Clare R.S.O Mallin~er John, Wickham Skeith,Eye Bumstead J.Bent<m st.Hadleigh B.S.O
Turner Alfred James, 16 r& 17 Trawl Ollington William &; Son, Abbeygate Burcham John, 41 Beva.n st. Lowestoft
Fish market ,& 187 London rd. sth. street & Churchyard nurs'ery, Bury Burr9ws Bros. 17 North st. Sudbury
Kirkley Pallant Jesse, Saxmundham Burrows Samuel, IpswiCh street &;
Turner Charles, North I'd. ,Mildenhall Parker Alfred H. Norwich rd. IpswiCh Bury street, Stowmarket
Walker Charles, Walton, Ipswich Rickards M. &; ,M. High street, Alde- Butler J. 36 Norwich road, Ipswich
Ward Mrs. E. Upper Olland st.Bungay burgh R.S.O Butler John Robert, 44 Wherstead rd.
Ward Harry, Bridge street, Bungay Sankey Harry, 107 High st. Lowestoft Stoke, Ipswich
Weavers Mrs. M. Bridge st. Bungay Sharpe William, Springfield rd. Bury Butters H. A.. 75 High st. Lowestoft
Wellington A. S4 Albion. st. Ipswich Skuffham Thomas, The Lang-ton nur- Calver Fredk. Bridge st. Halesworth
Whipps George Flredk. 54 Abbeygate series & Lambseth street, Eye Candler Chas. 40 St. Peter's st. Ipswich
street &; 31 &; 32 St. John's st. Bury 5mith William, 104 Alan road, St. Canham J.43 Duke's Head st.Lowestft
Whiting David, 3 I Key st. Ipswich Clement's. Ipswich Cann Lewis, 53 Butter markt. Ipswch
Whiting In. 39 Woodbridge rd.Ipswch Southgate Hy.Jas. 31 Spring rd.Ipswh Cant Robert, 19 Church street, St.
Whiting W. 31 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich Thompson r& Morgan (ieeds of rare Clement's, Ipswich
Wo?druffe C. Thoroughfare, Woodbr.d~ hardy plants a speciality), 5 Carr st. Card Frederick, 41 Borough rd.Ipswch
Wnght Wm. In. 5 Stoke ,st. IpswIch & Haslemere nurseries, Ipswich Catchpole A. Brockford, ::ltowmal ket
WrigM W. J. 65 Wher9tead xd.lpswch Thurston W. M. Brockford, Stowmrkt Chambers John T.'Smallgate st.Beccles
Young-man E. 63 Bramford rd. Ipswch Tuttle H.I& Son,I3 London rd.Lowestft Chipperfield F.S.I25 Bevan st.Lo"estft
FLAG & BANNER MANUFRS. Vertigen Brothers,Long Melford RS.O Clark Henry, Harbour, Lowestoft .
. Wailer John; 'Wesl; st. Mildenhall Clover Colson, 39 Westgate st. IpswICh
Denmngton &; Co. London rd.Haleswth ('Jover Mrs. E. 6 Up. Brook st.Ipswch
Watts Edgar, Broad street, Bungay FLOUR DEALERS. Coe John, 24 Norwich road, Ipswich
See Corn. &; Flour Dealers. Colby Chas. 64 Tennyson I'd. Lowstft
Turtle &,Pearce, 13 Duke street, Lon· FLOUR MILL MACHINERY Coleman Jas. E. Ma,rket hill,Woodbdg
do.n brIdge SE; manufaetU'l'ers 01 • Collins Geo. 2 St. Helen's st. Ipswili:h
p~mted or pattern-dyed. &; . all AJrmfield J. J. & Co. 20 :Mark lane, Cook H. 210 Woodbridge rd. Ipswch
kInds of flags & banners. Buntmg London E 0 Cook 'Mrs. 16 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich
~erchants, wh~lesale & for exports- FLY PROPRIETORS. Oooper A. Battisford, Stowmarket
bOil. By app'01~tment to t~e Hon. Cooper Frederick, 6 &; 8 Cavendish
Board of Tl'lOlty &; Colomal Port See Job. Masters. . street, Fore hamlet, Ipswich
Trusts; makelfSi to the Board of Cooper John, 22 Albert st. Lowe~toft
Trade; contractors to H.M. Govel1"n- FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS- Coote George 68 Church st. Sudbury
~ent &; most .of the principal ~hip.. . DEALERS IN. Coote Wm. 85 & 86 Cross st. Sudbry
plllg co~pallles & yacht ClUbs. Kmg, Whitfield & Co. Lacey st.Ipswch Copeman Miss Mary Ann, Blyburgate
TelegraphIc address, "Turtle, Lon- . RY street. Beccles
don" FOUND 13LACKING Cotton Heorge William, 26 &; 28 Bridge
Tutill Oeorge. 83 City ro~~, London I MAN~FACTU~E~S. street, Stoke, Ipswich
E. C; manuf:,-cturer of .BrItISh,.Colo- ~Ior~an CrUCIble Co. Ll.IDlt~d (T.he) Crummey Daniel,23 Queen st.iffaverhll
DIal & ForeIgn flags ID buntmg & (The Patent Plumbago CrUCIble Cullingham Abraham 31 Black Hurse
silk. Send for illustrated catalogue C·o. ); sole manufacturers of Mor- lane, Ipswich '
FLAX MRCHNTS. & SPINNRS. gan's plumbago &c. Batterse6 Dodman Thos. Pakefielrl. Lowestoft
E. O. Fibre Co. Lim. Glemsford B.S.O works, London SW Doole T. 23 Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswich
FLOCK MANUFACTUliER FRENCH POLISHERS. ' Dorling' ~omas, 24 1 London road
.. . south, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Loos Jrones, Willow Street mills, Old- HClilil'hke SHtephen, 26°:B~hIgh, st.LodweBstoft Dowsing A. B. 85 St. Helen's st.Ipswh
ham., Lanes . ay· oe enry, 1 IS op s roa, ury D s' g Wm 6 St Hel ' t Ip h
• .. Havwtird John, 74 Southgate st. Bury ow ID • • en ss. !lW
FLORISTS. ,,"e"'lch T. Stowupland st. Stownnrket Dr~ne Hy.Doub~e st.Frml.nghm.R.S.O
See also Nurservmen & Seedsmen: . DrIver Geo. KIrton, TrImley S.O
Aldred John, 33 High sb'eet, ,Southwld FRETWORKER. Durrant G;eorge &; .Son, 161 &. 190
A.:len Alfred Albt. Sarou:l I'd. Ipswich Lewis James, Stutton, IpswiCh London rd 8th. Kll'kley, Lowestoft
Alien George, 65 YOCK' 1't1.' Ipswich· ( Edwards Mrs. iH~ Sm~gate 8t.Beccl~
Ault William, Henslow G'd. 'IpSWich. FRUIT GROWERS. Everett Ernest, 47 High st. Haverhlll
Bastinl!' Wm. D. .Hutland rd. Ipswicb Bradnum~ Laws -& 00. Moat farm, {<'inch Mrs. M. A.24 Tonning st.Lwstit
Beer William, Lausanne vill~, Quilter Westhall, Wangford B.S.O Frost Charl'es, Market- hill, Woodbdg
road, Felixstowe-" < • 'Bond Arthur Harper, Wade RaJ farn'l., Frost Mrs. F. New -st. Woodbridge
Berry Georg-e, 15 An/?lesea t'd.lpswcb North Cove, Beceles. . Garrod B'obert, 97 Oxford rd. Lowestft
Bradbrook S. J. 16 Dillwyn st.Ipswcb FRUIT MERCHANTS. Godden Charles, Boxford, Colchester
Brock Meadows CLalr~nce, Myrtle gar- Go:dsmith E. W. Victoria st.Southwld
liens, Charsfield, Wickh.am Market Adcock F. 20 St. Matthew's st.Ipswcb G-oldsmith Mrs. S.A.Thoro'fre.Wdbdg
Oalver Ge()ll'g6, Denningoon, F·ramling- Garoiner George (foreign), 45 &; 47 GQodwin Mrs. L. Foxhall rd. Ipswich
ham R.S.O Fore street, Ipswich Gower Henry, Blyburgate st. Beccles
 480 FUN SUFFOLK. [KELLY'S

FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS contd. Taylor F. 34 Wellington st. Ipswich Smith & Sons, 37 & 38 Cornhill, Bury
Gray Miss A. 25 Haward st. Lowestoft Toll Richd. Granville ter. Felixstowe Spooner W. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
Bacon G. A. 43 Norwich rd. Ipswich Turner James, 87 Princes st. Ipswich Theobald Cliffrd.NeedbamMrkt.R.S. 0
Hall Henry, 9 St. Nicholas st. Ipswich Walker W. 64 Woodbridge rd.Ipswich Thrower H. Horse & Groom la.Beccles
Harvey E.College rd.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Waspe R. 59 Water Works st. Ipswh Tydeman Bros. Bury st. Stowmarket
Harvey Robert, Bramford rd. Ipswich Waterman Mrs. Jane, Saxmnndham Vincent Jas. Fressingfield. Harleston
Hayward E. J.5 St. Nicholas st.Ipswh Wellington G. 52 Woolhouse st. Ipswh Watts Edgar, Corn hall, Broad street,
Hayward John, 39 Whiting st. Bury Wheeler Miss Kate, 104 Woodhouse Bungay
Heasman Geo. 4 Station rd. Sudbury street, Ipswich Wilson George, 20 Queen st. Ipswich
Hewitt Wm. 107 Fore hamlet, Ipswch White James, 57 Raglan st. Lowstft Wright WilIoughby,Dennington,Fram-
Jordan Albert E. Northgate st.Beceles Whitehead Alfred A. South Cove, lingham R. S.O
Keeble Mrs.A.12 Up.Omell st.Ipswch Wrentham
Kent Thos. 54 Guildhall st. Bury Wiles James, 30 AIbion st. Ipswich FURNITURE REmOVERS &
Kerrison Henry, 206 London rd. sth. Wilson James & Miss Emma, 28 Up. DEPOSITORIES.
Kirkley, Lowestoft Brook street, Ipswich Barnes Alfred, Church st.; Cumber-
King James, I Gregory st. Sudbury Wright John, Pakefield st. Pake- l~nd st.; St.John's & Station stores,
Knights Wm. Smallgate st. Beccles field, Lowestoft Woodbridge; TA" Alfred Barnes,
Knowles Wm. Bridge st. Bungay WyncoIl Henry, 50 St. Matthew's st.
Laflin Mrs. H. 18 Orford st. Ipswich & 33 Queen street, Ipswich; & Bury Woodbridge "
Lambert Misses Hannah & Gertrude, street, Stoovmarket Beard Edward (from Maple & Co. fur-
5 Old Market street, Lowestoft FUNERAL CARRIAGE' nishers to H.M. the Queen), 3 & 3a.
King street, Butter market;
Lawrence Mrs..S. 55 North st. Sudbry PROPRIETORS.
Lefley C. 3 Gamsboro' st. SUdbury . .
Leverett J. 12 St. Nicholas st. Ipswch Bailey Abel, Great Eastern RaIlway
Licence William, St. Margaret's plain, hotel, Brandon
Lowestoft Garnham. Arthur John, New street,
Lord James, 33 Lorne Park road, Woodbndge. .
Kirkley, Lowestoft Garr?d Fredenck James, HIgh street,
Lovetlt Mrs. Margaret, High street, Le!ston R. S. 0 ,
Aldeburgh R.S.O PettItt James, St. .Andrew s st. 8th.
Mack Bros. 7 St. Peter st. LowestoH Bury
Mallet William, 73 St. Relen's st.Ipswh ~lph Isr.ac, Ram hotel, Brandon.
Mantripp & Allerton, 40 Norwich rd. Smgleton Ed.ward S. 73 Woodbndge pantechnicon & furniture storage &
Low611toft road, IpSWIch. See advert workshops, Crown street & Tower
~larcantonio Mrs. Rosa, 26 Upper FUNERAL FURNISHERS. ramparts, Ipswich; & Rous road.,
. h
t I pSWIC
Orwe11 s t ree, Newmarket
. Smith Walter Ingram, Quay street,
Marsh Joseph, Orwe11 reI. Felixstowe Woodhridge Boyce Charles, 8 Church terrace &;
Matthews Mrs.R.32 Fore hamlet,I:{lswh Smyth Geo. Allan, Leiston R.S.O Railway station, Bury
M~e Wm. 7 St. Margaret st. IpSWIch Turner Wm. Ipswich st. Stowmarket Bull James, Gower house, Beccles rd.
Miller Geo. 76 St. John's st. Bury Lowestoft
Money Mrs. M..A.'44 London rd.Lwstft FURNITURE BROKERS & Bullen Chas. Hy. 20 Butter mrkt.Bury
Money Robert, 36 High st. Lowestoft DEALERS. Clarke Thomas, EE-ccles road & Burton
Money Thomas, 223 Raglan st.Lowstft Alston Wm. 95 North st. Sudbury . street, Lowestoft
Moody James, 14 Brentgovel st. Bury .Anderson Frank, 33 & 35 St. Helen's Foakes William Mills, 23 &; 76a , East
Moss William, Anguish st. Lowestoft street, Ipswich street, Sudbury
MUllson Albert, I I Key st. Ipswich Andrews M.43 to 46Market hill,Sudbry Fraser R. D. & J. B. Limited, Prin~
Norton Frederiok, 15 'k 17 London reI. Atkins F. 15 6 Clapham rd. Lowestoft street, Ipswich
&i 129 Bevan street, Lowestoft Belshaw George, Spring rd. Ipswich Freston Edwd. 42 Princes st. Ipswich
Osborne Walt. C. 13a, Orford st.Ipswh Best Henry, 27 Guildhall st. Bury JO~ ~~bert Sizer, 10 & I I Gaol lane,
Oxborrow Robert, Bridge st. }t'ram- Buggs Geol'lge, South Elmham St. p u WUilrvli' Hill f Ha! th
lingham R. S. 0 James, Ralesworth age am, ~rm, eswor
Pizzey E. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Chaston C. 53 Ma~iner's st. Lowstft Pawsey Mrs. FrederIck, 7 Chalk lane,
Pizzy W. 60 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich Christie Alexander, 95 Fore street, St. B~ry ,
Pooley Thos. 4 1 Butter mrkt. Ipswich Clements, Ip.'wich PettItt James, St. Andrew s st. south.
Pryke Mrs. E. 17 Churcbgate st. Bury Cole & 8(.ns, Ipswich st. f'towmarket Phi~llu.ry & S
Ramsey Charles, New st. WoodbrIdge Ccoper Daniel Rarvey i& Son, 2 St. IP~ on, St. Matthew's street,
Ranson Charles, 32 Fore st. Ipswich Margaret's street, Ipswich IpsWIoh;
Reading Arthur Vernon, High street, Edward Mrs. S. 14 Friars ,st. Ipswch
Aldeburgb R.S.O Elmy Mrs. E. J. Westleton,Sxmndhm
Reve11 Mrs. M. Broad st. Bungay Gape Rerbert, 42 Tomline rd. Ipswich
Hice Robert, 23 Queen st. Ipswich Goodwin Herbert Cooper, 25 Fore st.
Rickards M. & M. High st.Aldeburgh St. Clements, Ipswich
R.S.O Good Wm. Augsts. Fo.xhall rd.Ipswich
Rowe Mrs. .Anna, Quay st. Halesworth Goss Mrs. Amelia, Bond st. Ipswich
Rudd Samuel, 15 Fore street, St. Harper Wm. Smallgate st. Bec.cIes
Clement's, Ipswich Heam Wm. T .Debenham,Stowmarket
Sair Mrs.E. Tboroughfare,Woodbridge Roward Oliver, 72 Norwich rd.Ipswch
Sankey Harry, 107 High st.Lowestoft Jarrold William, Market pI. Stowmkt
Scates A. D. 88 St. John st. Bury Jarrold Wm. 1'.4 & 6 Falcon st.Ip;;wich
Seeley Edward James, 79 Clapham rd. Jeffery Mrs. M.E.26 Queen st. Ipswich
& 228 DeIL-nark road, Lowestoft 1'effery Joseph, 2 i& 4 Friars st. Ipswich
Self T. 1'. J. New market, Beccles Lawrence Jesse, Magdalen st. Eye Storage warehouse, St. George's st.
Sharp William, 44 Norwich rd.Ipswich Mitson Henry, Olare R.8.0 Ipswich. See advert
Smith W. &i Son, 38 Queen st.Ravrhll Minter William Freeman & Son, 159 &
SmithA. G. 15 St. Nicholas st.Ipswh 161 Princes street, Ipswich
Smith R. W. 34 Upper Orwell street, Morley Charles, Market pI. Mildenhall Bishop & Sons' Depositories.
Ipswich; &; Victoria par.Felixstowe Newman & Son, 27 High st. Haverhill Hugh street &; Ebury street,Pimlico.
Smith Robert, Ballygate st. Beccles Newson S. J. Thoroughfare, Wdbrdg London SW & fireproof warehouses,
Smith Thomas Henry, 51 &; 66 Upper Nickerson Mrs. E. 67 Guildhall st.Bry Warwick road, Kensington, London
Orwell street, Ipswich . Palmer Wm. Thoroughfare,Woodbrdg SW. T.A." Caretakers"
E'mith WaIter, 15 St. Helen's st.lpswch Partridge WaIt. 6 Butter mrkt. Bury Depository "The," 22 to 34 &; 38 to
Spoor W. W.24 St. Matthew's st.Ipswh Peck Roht. T. 91 High st. Lowestoft 46 & 59 to 63 Harrow road, London
Spurgeon Mrs .A. 50 Cross st.Sudbury Perry Robed, Botesdale, Diss W, 12 doors from Erlgware road
Stannard Arth.Upper Ol1and st.Bungay Pollard'rhumaa John, Hopton, Thetfru Arthur G. Dlxon & Herbert
~teggal'ls John Regent, 25 St. Mar- Prigg Joseph, 3 Eagle street, Ipswich Haynes, proprietors
garet's street, Ipswich Read James, 14 Market hill, Sudbury Taylor Charles & Son (Taylor·s
Steel Fdk. W. Thoroughfare,Woodbrdg Rodwell William & Co. Double street, Depository).St. George's rd. Eouth-
;:;tock John, Market pt Halesworth Framlingham R.S.O wark, London SE
Stoffer Harry, Wickham Market Ryde Edwd. Hull,45 Princes st.Ipswch Whiteley Wm. Lim. 31 to 55 & 61 We~t-
Sturton Bros. 36 Upper Brook st.Ipswch Scoggins Jarvis, We11close sq. Fram- bourne gro. W & 147 to 159 Queen's
Tayior Frederick, Mount, Ipswich lingham R.S.O road, London W
 'TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. GAB 481
FUR:5ir~~~~~RE- Crane James (to John North esq.), 'l'hejWatts John (to W. G. Jameson esq.).
Park, Eye Stowlangtoft, Bury
Barnes Alfred, Church street; Cum- Crick Alfred (to Maj.-Gen. H. Percival Wharfe Charles (to Julius Reiss esq.).
berland street; St. John's &; Station J.P.), Pakenham, Bury La<."kford, Bury
,;tores, Woodbridge; TA" Alfred Fox Thomas (to Robert Barclay esq.), Wheal John (to Sir Wm. Brampton
Barn~s, Woodbridge" Higham, Bury Gurdon K.C.M.G., M.P.), Park cot.
Bea.rd Edward, 3 &; 3a, King st. Butter Gates Robert (to lV. T. ~rown esq. Assington, Colchester
market; furniture storage &; work- D.L., J.P.), Brent EleIgh, Lavell- Woodard Henry (to D. Parry-Crooke
shops, Crown st. &; Tower ramparts, ham R.S.O .. esq.), Darsham, Saxmundham
Ipswich; &; at Newmarket GranJt ~bert I(to M~s. OlotIlde DaVles),
Haken R. P. 18 Cornhill; warehouse, Hernngswell, Mildenh~ . GARDEN FURNITURE :M.AKR
5 St. Andrew's street north, Bury Grant ~dk. (,000 M~. ClotIlde Da.vIes), •
Herrmgsowel.1, 'Mildell!hall Ridley Herbert, 37 Orford st. Ipswich
FURRIERS. Hill William (to Lord Iveagh K.P.),
Ga;rdiner &; 0>. 28a, Tavern street, Elveden hall, Thetfol'd . GARDEN SEED MERCHANTS.
Ipswioh. See advert Hunt Henry (to W. Cuthbert Qmlter
:foy Robt.Sizer, 29 Market hill,Sudbry esq.), ~antisden, Wickham Market Sutton &; Sons, Royal Seed Establish-
Hunt Wilham (to exors. of the late ment, Reading
Lingwood S. &; P. Thetford rd.Brandon T. P. Hale esq.), Somerton, Bury
(Jays Hurrell Harry (to J. G.Cranfield esq.), GARDENERS.
Hintlesham, Ipswich
Ince Alfred (to Charles Dawson esq.), See Jobbing Gardeners; Landscape
Chilton, Clare R. S. 0 Gardeners; Market Gardeners &;
Kent Wm. (to Lieut.-Ool. Chas. John Nurserymen &; Seedsmen.
Easton), Holton, Halesworth
Land Edward (to Arth. Herbert Edwd. GARDENERS-PRIVATE.
Wood esq.), Sudborne,Wickham :Mkt
Leggett Edward (to the Hon. Lady Alderton Henry (to Capt. William St.
Rose), Leiston R. S.O George Ord J.P.), Fornham St.
List Andrew (to Si!" Ralph B. M: Martin, Bury
Blois bart. ),Blythburgh,Halesworth Aldous John (to Alfred Woods esq.).
McArthur Wm. (to the Hon. William Blyburgate street. Beccles
Lowther J.P.), Tunstall, Wickham Ambrose Joseph (to William R:'dler
Market esq.), Melford road, Sudbury
Ma~in A. (to Lord Iveegh KP. of Andrews> Alfred (to the 'Hon. Wm.
Elveden hall), Eriswell, Brandon Lowther), Campsey Ash, Wickham
Meadows G. (to the trustees of Duke Market
of Hamilton &; Brandon), Ea:ston, Battle John (to Sir R. R :M. Blois
Wickham Market bart.), Yoxford, Saxmundham
Morley Eli (to G. H. Wilson esq.), Beer James (to Sir Patrick James
Botwrights farm, Rickinghall In- Graham Blake bart. J.P.), Bard-
Lim.), 163 &; 165 Regent street, ferior, Diss "Well, Bury
London W; the largest stock of furs MutroiM. Charles (to Sir Ralp'h 'H. M. Best J. A. (to trustees of Duke of
of any house in Lond()ll IDols bam.), Blythbul"g'h,Haleswol"tlh Hami:ton &; Brandon), Easton,
Newby David (to Lord Rendlesham), Wickham Market
GAITER MAKERS. Rendlesham, Woodbridge . Blizzard Charles (to Mrs. :Neate), The
Hooper Elliot,28 Butter market,Ipswch Noy William (to T. F. C. Vernon- Priory, Ixworth, Bury
Masterson Thomas, Ilketshall St. Wentworth esq.), Hazlewood, Sax- Boon 'Edward (to Clifford Smith, esq.),
Margaret, Bungay mundham Northgate street, Beccles
Orriss Frederick (to Duncan Parker Buck A. (to Sir A. Colvin K.O.M.G.).
GALVANIZERS. esq. J.P.), Rattlesden, Bury Earl Soham, Wick1:lam 'Market
Binks Brothers, Strafford street·, Mill- Oxberrow Charles (to Edmund F. M. Capp Charles (to F. Hollond esq.).
wall, London E Barlow esq.),The Raydons,Hasketon, Yoxford, Saxmundham
Woodbridge Oapp Fredk:. W. (to exors. of H. E.
GAME DEALERS. Parker Thomas (to W. H. Jaraellon M. Davies esq.),Peartree villa,Caven,
See Poulterers. esq.), Ixworth, Bury ham, Soham
GAMEKEEPERS. Paternoster Art.hur (to E. R. Hollond Carter John {to ,Sir E. Waiter Greene
es!}.), BenhaU, Saxlllundham bart. D.L., J.P.), Pakenham, Bury
Allard Thomas (to Arthur W. Hay Payne Richard (to J. G. Weller-Poley Carter William (to Lieut:-Gen. Philip
esq.), Oakley pa"fk, Oakley, Scole esq.), Boxted, :Bury . Story), nury road, Stowmar\i.et
lJaptie Alexander (to Arthur W. Hay Pepper Herbert (to the Marquess of Chilcott Jonathan (to Geo. Arthur
esq.), Oakley, Scole Bristol), Old Hall farm, Tuddenham Paley esq. RA., J.P.), Ampton,Bury
Bayley Harding (to Godfrey Waiter St. Mary, Mildenhall Churchman William (to :Mrs. South-
esq.), Redgrave, Diss Pebch Oharles {to John Wood esq. gate), Bramfield, Halesworth
lUacker Edward William (to the Duke M.A., D.L., J.P.), Hengrave, Bury Clark James (to R. N. Cartwright
of Grafton), Park house, Eustou, Reeder Jacob (to Capt. Pretyman esq.), Ixwort~. Abbey, Bury
Thetford M.P.), Nacton, Ipswich Clarke .Tames (to Miss Buxton), Ick-
.Blowers Samuel (to F. Penn esq.), Roeerts Captain (t!> Julius Reiss esq.), lingham, Mildenh~ll
Benacre, Wangford R. S. 0 Icklingham, Mildenhall Claxton John Thos. (to F. J. MethoId
}lond Henry (to Sir Robert .A1lleck Robins George (to the Marquess of es!}. J.P. ),Gardeners cottage,Thorn"
bart.), Dalham, Newmarket Bristol), Ickworth, Bury court, Shimpling, Cockfield, Bury
Burch Henry (to T. F. C.Vernon Went- Shepherd Chas. (to Miles Barne esq.), Cook John (to Rev. A. :McKechnie).
worth esq. J.P.),Friston,Saxmndhm Dunwich, Saxmlmdham Denston, Newmarket
iBurrows Joseph (to Lord Loch), Stoke, Shepherd Robert (t.) the exors. of J. Cooper George (to Mrs. Austin).
Clare R.S.O L. Garden esq.), Ringsfield, Becc1es Brandestou hall, Wickham Market
'Cable William (to William S. Everitt Skinner Thomas (to Lord Hunting- Copping John (to Miss Garden), Rings-
esq.), North Cove, Becclei field), Heveningham, Saxmundham field. Beccles
4Cady William (to Lord Iveagh K.P.), Smith Thomas (to Earl of Cadogan), Coster Herbert (to the Marquess of
W.angford hall, Brandon Culford, Bury Bristol), Ickworth, Bury
Cllipon Frederick William (to William Stammers Jchn (to Lord Henniker), Davidson Roderick (to Earl Cadogan
Geo. Jameson esq.), Langham,Dury Thornham Magna, Eye KG.), Culford, Bury
Capon John (to Wm. Geo. Jameson Stannard Frederick (to Lord De Dee Henry (to Robert Holmes White
esq.), Langham, Bury Saumarez), Coddenham, Ipswich esq.), Boulge, Woodbridge
-<Jarrington Henry (to J. K. Brooke Stubbs Edward (to Lord Iveagh K.P.), Dodds Frederick (to Wm. E. Image
esq.), Sibton, Saxmundham Icklingham, Mildenhall esq. D.L., J.P.), Herringswell, :MU-
"Olarke Frederick (to George Arthur Thrower George (to Sir Thomas Vere denhall
;PaJeyesq. RA., J.P.), Ampton,Bl1ry Sherlock Gooch bart.), Henstead, Edwards Obadiah (to" T. Lomax esq.).
.coote Alfred (to Sir Patrick James Wangford R.S.O Yoxford, Saxmundham
Graham make bart. J.P.), Bard-ITracey William (to Lord Huntingfield), Feakes In. {tOo W. N. Champion esq.).
-well, Bury CookIey, Halesworth The House, Coney Weston, Bury
SUFFOLK 31
 4S2 GAS
GARDENERS-PRIVATE-continued.
Finch Thomas (t() H. D. Palmer esq.
J.P.), Nayland, Colchester
Fordham James (to F. Stokes t'~q.),
Barningham, Bury
Foreman Henry (to Rev. John S.
Holden), Lackfordi, Bury
Franklin John (to Lord Huntingfield),
HeVElningham, Saxmundham
Green Artbar (to the Rev. A. A. WIl-
kinson), Hintlesham, Ipswich
Hammond .Alfred (to W. J. Weller-
Poley esq.), Sherbourne st. Edward-
stone, ColGhester
Hunt James (to S. Base esq. J.P.),
Ringsfield, Beccles
. Johnston James (to Godfrey WaIter
esq.), Redgrave, DiBS
Jones John (to Lord Loch), Stoke,
Clare R.S.O . Hamilton road, Felixstowe
Levitt Willir.m (to E. R. Hollond esq.),
Benhall, Saxmundham
Lodge .Alfred (to Lord! Iveagh K.P.),
Elveden, Thetfol"d . Hadleigh Gas Consumers' Co. Lim.
Lord Nathan (to Frederic Stokes esq.),
Coney Weston, Bury
Lowe Wilham (to the Duke of Graf-
ton), Euston, Thetford
Lucas Chllll"les (to Lieut. -Col. ChllJI"le.s
John Easton), Holton, Halesworth
MacDougall .A.llan (to Miles Barne
esq.), Sotterley, Wangford R.S.O
Marks Benjamin (to G. G. :Milner-
Gibson-Oolllum esq.), The Gardens,
B:ardwick, Bury
. Messenger William (to Charles Hugh
Berners esq. D.L., J. P.), Woolver-
stone, Ipswich
Myers Fred (to Arthur Herbert Edwd.
Wood esq.),Sudborne,Wickham Mkt
Nichons Frederick (to Hugh Turner
. esq.), Bentley, Ipswich
Odell Ernest (to Miss Newsam),Orown
lodge, Leiston R. S. 0
Peck Sparham. Charles' (to Maj .-Gen.
H. Percival J.P.), Pakenham, Bury
Perkins John (to Lord Henniker),
Park villa, Thornham Magna, Eye
Pettigrew James (to Sir Wm. Dunn
bart.), L':lkenheath, Brandon
Pleasance .A.lphonso (to Baron Victor
De Barreto J.P.), Brandon park,
Brandon
Pugh Henry (to J. G. WeIler-Poley
esq.), Boxted, Bury
Rogers H~nry (to Lord Rendlesham),
Rendlesham, Woodbridge
Shave Thomas (to Thos. Bower esq.),
Denston, Newmarket
Sherman 'George (to the Rev. Chas.
G. Archer M.A., J.P. Alderton,
Woodbridge
Smart Robert (to C. C. Eley, esq.),
East Bergholt, Colchester
Smith William (to MissTatlock),:Bram.
field, Halesworth
Taylor Geo. (to Lord De Saumarez),
Barham, Ipswich
Toms Albert (to Sir Robert .Affieck
bart.D.L.,J.P. ),Dalham hall,Newmkt
Tuck Jesse (to John Wood esq. M.A.,
D.L., J.P.), Hengrave, Bury
Walker Leonard Eli (to Sir H. C. J.
Bunbury bart. D.L., J.P.), Great
Barton, Bury
Wallis John (to Capt. :Pretyman
M.P.), Nacton, Ipswich
Wright Thomas (to Edward Leigh
Heseltine esq.),Yoxford,Saxmundhm
GAS COMPANIES & WORKS.
.Aldeburgh Gas Light &; Coke Co.
Loo. (Samuel Mills, sec.), Pembroke
house, Beach, .A.ldeburgh R.S.O
Beccles Water &; Gas Co. (Frectci. S.
Ru. sec.), Ballygate st. Beccles
Brandon Gas Works (Wm. Brown,
S0C.), Lode street, Brandon
SUFFOLK.
Bungay Gas Light &i Ooke Works
(execut.Jrs of the late Thomas Hill
Methven) (William Methven, sec. &;
manager); office, Dairsie house,
Upper Olland street; works, Gas
House lane, Bungay
Bury St. Edmunds Gas Co. (Fredk.
Oharles Andrews esq. chairman;
Henry James Salmon, sec.; Alex.
MlitcheIl, mana.ger), St. Andrew's
street north, Bury
Clare Gas Works (Charles William
Grimwood, proprietor), Clare R.S.O
Debenham Gas Light Co. (Thomas
Hy. Last, sec.),Debenham,5'towmrkt
Eye Gas Light &i Coke Co. (Harold
Warnes-, sec.), Glstle street, Eye
Feliutowe Gas Light Co. (W. V.
Watson, sec. &; manager); ofIlce,
Framlingham GaS' Light &; Coke Co.
(F. G. Ling, sec.; Oharles Garrard,
mgr.),College rd.Framlinghm.R.S.O
Arthul" Taylor, sec.); works, Bridge
street, Hadleigh R.S.O
Halesworth Gas &; Coke Co.' (Alfred
Foreman, managing director),office,
Thoroughfare; works, Wissett rd.
Halesworth
Ipswich Gas Light Co. (John Thomas
Jolliffe, engineer &; sec.); office &i
show rooms, CaIT street; works,
St. Olement's, Ipswich
Lavenham Gas Works (Charles Wm.
Grimwood, of Sudbury, proprietor),
Water street, Lavenham R.S.O
Long Melford Gas Co. Limited (Chas.
John Newton Row, sec.), Long
Melford R.S.O
Lowestoft Water &; Gas Co. (George
Chaston, supt. ; T. S. .A.llerton,sec. ;
John Ayris C.E. manager), 137 Lon-
don road, Lowestoft' . lane, Bury
Mild'enhall Gas Works (Odden F.
Read, clerk; Messrs. E. J. Mutton
&; Co. les~ees), Barton rd.Mildenhall
Nayland Gas Works (JamesRogers,
propr.). Nayland, Colchester
Needham Market Gas Works (Myles
Gilbert,sec.) ,Needham MarketR. S. 0
Saxmundham Gas Works (Sam Dale,
man. &; sec.), Saxmundham
SouthwoJd Gas Go. (J. J. Mayhew,
,sec.; J. Allan, man.), Town hall,
Market place, Southwold
Stowmarket Gas Co. (W. O. Barbrook,
sec), Station road, Stowmarket
Stowmarket Gas Works (Thomas
Prentice &; Co. lessees),Stowmarket
Sudbnry Gas &; Coke Co. (HJenry
Bridgman, sec.), Newton road;
works (Charles William Grimwood,
lessee), Quay lane, Sudbury
Wickham Market Gas Co. (W. J.
Bales. sec.), Wickhatn Market
Woodbrid!!,e Gas Works (Alfred Gall,
sec. &; manager), Quay, Woodbridge
Yoxford Gas Works (George E. Child,
Southwold, lessee; Samuel Money,
manager), Yoxford, Saxmundham
Giles Geo. S. Thoronghfare,Woodbrdg
GAS :E:NGINEER.
Smith C. Withetsfield rd. Haverhill GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR.
Whitaker George William, timber
GASFITTERS.
Ashby John, Mill Road joinery works
&; High street, Lowestoft
Booth William Lewis, Melton, Wood-
bridge; &; at EJ'ke
Boyce J. 17 St. Nicholas st. Ipswich
CutmoreGardiner,8 North st.Sudbury
Day James D. &; Son, Needham Market
R.S.O
Gall G. &; Son, Church st.Woodbridge Dennington &; Co. London rd.Haleswth
Garrard J.6 &; 8 St.Nicholas st.Ipswch
Hacon E. 198 Clapham rd. Lowestoft Rose Sir W. A. &. Co. 66 Upper
Hayward Harry, Saxmundham. See
advertisement
Huff S. &; Son, Portman's rd. Ipswich
Leach G. 16 Duke's Head st.Lowestoft
[KELLY'S
Lee Mrs. Harriet Ann, High street,.
Lavenha.m R.S.O
NunnMrs.A.E.Market hl!. Woodbridge-
Orfeur J. H. Milton rd. StowmarkelI
Orsbourn Herbert, Bury st.Stowmarkt
Orttewell & Sons Limited, Market hill,.
Sudbury; &; at Maldon &; Witham,
Essex
Osborn Charles L. High street, Had-
leigh RS.O
Percy Thos. Joseph, 14 Hatter st.Bury
Powditch W. 2 Ohurch st. Southwold
Rowe William E.High st.LeistonR.S.O
Sheldrich C.St.John's ter.Woodbridge
Sporle J. 9 Vernon st. Stoke, Ipswich
Wells W. &; Son, High st.Saxmundhm
Wells Goorge, Needham Market R.S.O
Woodruffe W. St. John's, Woodbl'idge-
GENERAL DEALERS.
Soo Shopkeepers.
GILDERS.
See CarTers &; Gilders.
GINGER BEER MAN"UFACTRS
See Mineral Water Manufacturers.
GLASS DEALERS.
See China, Glass &i Earthenware
Dealers.
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
British Plate GlaS8 Co. Limited,.
established 1773; works, Ravenhead,.
St. Helens, Lancashire
GLASS MERCHANTS.
HaywaTd Harry, Saxmundham. See-
advertisement
Ridley Thomas &i Son, 35 &; 36 Abbey-
gate st. Lower Baxter st. &; Angeb
GLAZIERS.
See Plumbers &; Glaziers.
. GLOVE MAKERS.
Lungley Miss JuIia, Cavendish R.S.O
Masterson Thomas, Ilketshall St.
Margaret, Bungay
Norman William, Pakenham, BUJ'/Y
Nursey &; Son, Up. Olland st. Bungay
Symonds H.Preston, Lavenham RS.O
GLOVERS.
See• Hosiers &; Glovers.
GOLDSMITHS.
Boby &; Jannings, Cornhill, Ipswich
GOLDSMITHS-MANUFCTNG~
Mappln &. Webb Limited, The
Royal Works, Norfolk st. Sheffield &
158 to 162 Oxford street W; 2 Queen
Victoria street EO&; 18 to 22
Poultry E C, London; manufac-
turers of the celebrated "Prince!J
Plate" (Rd. 7I,552)
GOLF AGENT.
yard, Bath street, Stoke; office,
Halifax house, Ipswich &; at Har-
wich. T.A." Whitaker, Halifax,.
Ipswich"
GRAVEL MERCHANTS.
See Sand &; Gravel Merchants.
GREASE MANUFACTURERS.
-
Thames street EO&; Rose's wharf r
MilIwall, London E; sole manufac-
turers of their Patent Infusible Rail-
way Grease fo:r- hot &; ~old climates
 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SUFFOLK. GRO 483
GREASE MERCHANTS. Belderson J. Fressingfield, Harleston Chaplin C. A. &:; J. F. Needham Mar-
Bell Bros. 51 Westgate street, Ipswich kat R.8.0
Barber Mrs. Mary, Romany cot. Ford, Bel! Joseph, 55 Guildhall street, Bury Chaplin Heber, Great Finborongh,
Combs, Stowmarket Bennett William &:; Frederick, I Vic- Stowmarket
. toria parade, Felixstowe Chapman WaIter W. High st. Brandoa
GRINDERY DEALERS. tBennett &:; Co. 31 Tavern st. Ipswich Chapman Wm. Orford,Wickham Mar~
Adams F. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Bennett WaIter J. Pake1re,d street, Chinery N. G. Long Mellord RS.O
Bailey Waiter, Botesdale, Diss PakefieId, Lowestoft tchristie &i Co. Hi~h. street, Had-
Bennett Wm. 16 Tavern st. Ipswich leigh RS.O
GROCERS WHOLESALE. Berridge William, Redgrave, Diss Churchyard Mrs. M. A.Eyke,Woodbdg
Berry William, 31 William st. Ipswi~h Clamp William, jun. Walsham-le-Wil-
Burton, Son &:; Sanders Limited,College Betts H. M. 2 &:; 3 Tonning st.Lowestft lows, Bury
street &:; St. Peter's wharf, Ipswich Bird Edwin, Finningham, Stowmarket Clamp Wm. E. Old Newton,Stowmarld
Cullum Henry Westhorpe, opposite tBishop George Bate, Broad st. Eye tClark Hugh, Cavendish RS.O
Town Hall, Eye Bishop John Knight, 104 St. Peter's C:arke Charles William, Worlingwort.h,
Gobbitt Frederick William, Thorough- street, Lowestoft Wickham Market
fare, Woodbridge Bixby Robt. Wm. Ousden, Newmarket Clarke Mrs. E. A. Barrow, Bury
Grover &:; AlIen, 70 North st. Sudbury Block Ernst.J.High st.AldeburghR.S.O Clarke Edward, Thorndon, Eye
&:; Long Brackland, Bury Bloomfield Benjamin, '21· Wherstead Clarke Hobert J. Glemsford RS.O
Haward Edwin &:; Son, Earsham st. road, Stoke, Ipswich Clarke Miss Sarah, The Street, Oakle.Y.
Bungay . Bocock George, 4S Cemetery rd. Bury ScoIe
Owles T. &:; Son, Trinity st. Bunga,' Bocock Jas. Market pl.Lavenham R.S.O Clarke Thomas, Market pt BUoIlgay
Raffe H. W. I&:;3 St. Peter's street Bolter Hy. Alderton, Woodbridge Clarke William, Bardwell, Bury
&:; I&:;3 Rose lane, Ipswich Bone Mrs. E. (exors. of), Ford, Combs, CI~xton 'Ya:1ter, Lakenheath, BJ:andoa
Ridley Thomas &:; Son 35 &:; 36 Abbey- Stowmarket Olingo WIlliam A. Wortham, D188
gate street Lower 'Baxter street &:; Boshier F. W. 36 Cross street, SUdbry Oobbald Sidney W. Walpole, Haleswth
Angel lane: Bury Bovill Fredk. Geo. B~amford, Ipswi~h Cocks &:; Son~ Earsham. street, Bungay
Bowyer Herbert, Kedmgton, Havel'hIll Coe Albert RIchard, BrIdge st. Bungay
GROCERS & TEA DEALERS. Bradnam Charles, Hundon,Ciare R.S.O Coleman Elijah &:; Son, Cross Street.
Marked thus t an Wine & Spirit Dealers. Brame W. Trimley St. Martin 8.0 Hoxne, Eye
Branch Geo. 120 Bevan st. Lowestoft tCollen & Co. 57 Abbeygate st. Bury
Abbott E. R 6, 7 &:; 8 Chapel street, Brewer Edward, CockfieId, Bury Collins Mrs. Caroline. Orford, Wick.-
Lowestoft . Brewer W. 41 St. Matthew's st.Ipswch ham Market .
Abbctt E. Stowapland st. Stowmarket Brewster Ambrose Brettenham Ipswh tCook Robert .Hyatt &:; Co. High 61;.
tAbbott Hy. Debenham. Stowmarket BrewsterMrs. H.8S Bramford rd:Ipswh Hadleigh R.S.O
Abrey Henry, 3 North st. Sudbury Bridge H.& Sons,Wit.hersfield,Newmkt Cook Allen, Bures St. Mary
Adams Adam, 99 High !It. Norwich Brighton &, Hartley, Saxmundham Cook' Arlh. J. Benhall, Saxmundh~
road, Sandringham road & London Brinkley Mrs. Jane, BlaxhalI, Wick- Cooke <?harles iRobert, Market hill,
road, Kirkley, Lowestoft ham Market Framlingham &.S.O
Aggis Harry, Kersey, Ipswich Broadwater George, Hinderclay, Diss Coop~r ()has. T.17 Back hamlet,Ipswch
Aldous Alf. P. Wingfield, Harleston Brock George, Kessingland, Lowestoft Coppmg George, Cockfield, Bury
Aldrich &, Bryant, BotesdaIe, Diss Brook William, Hitcham, Ipswich Corn.well Wm. Wenh.ast<ln, HaIesworth
All<iis H. (exors. of) Monks Eleio-h Brooke Thos. Wm. 19 Market hI.Sudby CoottIs W. E. 37 HIgh 'St. Southwold
B ild est on 8 . 0 ' l:> , B J hn Wh ~ d d I . h Covern. Charles, 31 Lorne Park rd.
rown 0 ,43 el'S ea r . PSWIC Kirkley, Lowestoft
AlIen &, Burton, Thetford rd:Brandon Brown Joseph S. Qua! st. HaIesworth Crane Joseph, CJastle st. Woodbridge
Andrews Alfred James Wayling, Post Brown Mrs. S. A. .Frls!on, Saxmnd~m Crawford J. A. Milton rd. StoWIllalTketJ
office, Kelsale, Saxmundham Brown Wm. MorrIS, ~tcham, IPSWICh Crickmer S.46 &I 48Bellla.Stoke,Ipswll
Andrews Cbarl~s J~hn, 58!:: Stradbroke Brundle T. &:; 'Son, HIgh street, Wrent- Crickmore John, Bildeston S.O
road &:; 46 VIctOrIa st. o..oouthwold h~, Wangford RS.O . tCrickmore John, Hartest, Bury
Andrews In. Rendham, Saxmundham Bucking~am Wm. George, BrundIsh, Crisp &:; Young, Holywell row, Soham
Andrews Joh.n Cuthbert, Capel St. Fr~mlingham R.S.O Croft Charles W. Brid.ge st. Halesworth
Mary, IpsWlch . Buckler Henry ~harles, 30 7 London Crosby Harry, Bardwell, Bury
Ar'bourn CharIe~, Jun. The Green, road south, Klrk~ey, Lowestoft Crossley A. B. Foxhall road, Ipswich
Me!ldIesham, dowmarket Bull Alfd. Ashbockmg, Coddet.iliam Cross A. B. 29 Mariner st. Lowestoft
Armstrong J. 138 London rd. Ipswich Bumstead Charles Henry, HIgh st. Crowe Davy, 'Church street &, Dawdsey.,
Ashford Henry, Claydon, Ipswich Wa.Iton, Ipswich Woodbridge
Ashley Geo. E. Icklingham, Mildenhall Bumpstead Frederick William, North- Crowe Edward Somerleyton Lowestfl;
Austin Frederick 'Vm. Beyton, Bury gate street &:; Ravensmeer, Bec~les Croxon E. 43 &:;' 438, Orown st.Lowestfti
'tBagley Jas. Needham Market R.S.O Burcham F. 85 Larne Park road,KlI'k- Cullingford Edward Alfred OultoD
Bagworth Frederick Edwin,38 Tackett ley, Lowestoft Broad Lowestoft '
street, Ipswich Burgess John B.. Stradbroke, Eye Cullum David Wickham Skeith Eve
Baker Mrs. Harriet, Tunstall, Wick- Burrell Arthur William, Pakefield, tCullum By.W.opposite Town h;'U.Eys
ham Market Lowestoft Cullum Saml. In. Alderton,Woodbrdr:
Baker R. Framsden, Stowmarket Burrows James, High st. LeistoniR.S.O Cunnold H. H. 65 Northgate st. Bury
Bakewell J,W.36 Bath st.Stoke,Ipswich Burton J. Blythburgh, Halesworth Cutting Alfred &:; Miles, l\lendlesham,..
Baldry G. E. 25 Tonmng st.Lowestoft Butcher Alfred, Clare R.S.O Stowmarket
Baldry Walter Charles, High street, Butcher Ch~rles, .BotesdaIe &, Ri~ing' Cutting Arthur, Yoxford, Saxmundhm
Debenham, Stowmarket hall InferIor, D1SS- tDalham Drug &:; General Stores- (Hy.
Baldwin Miss Annie Elizabeth, Wen. ButcherEdwd.High st.AldeburghR.S.<J Jordan Harwood manager), DaJ.h.a.m.
haston, Halesworth Butcher George, 34 Bridge street,Stoke Newmarket '
tBaldwin C.F.2&:;4Norwich rd.Ipswich. &:; 1I6 Fore hamlet, Ipswioh tDalzell John, Exningo, Newmarket
Balls Miss Mary, Sibton, Saxmundham Buvton Fdk. 12 Victoria st. Southwld Danbrook Mrs. F. Friston, Saxmndhm.
Banks &:; Green, Barrow, Bury Button Jsph. Wm. North Oove,Beocles Danby William, Elmswell, Bury
BarfieId C. PhiIIips,21: Angel hilI,Bury Button W. V. FressingfieId, Harleston Davey Miss Annie, Post office, Honing-
Barham Joseph, Middleton,Saxmndhm tCady Horace, Walt{)n, Ipswich ton, Bury
Barker & Co. H Waveney rd.Lowestft Caines E. M. Westleton, Saxmundhm Da.vy Thoma9 James. Saxtead, Fra:m-
Barr Wm. High st. Hadleigh RS.O Calver SamueI,131 St.Peter st.Lowestft . lingham R.S.O
Baskett WilIiam, Glemham Parva, Canham WaIter. Black heath, Wenhas- Day Wm. 46 St. NichoIas st. Ipswich
Wickham Market ton, HaIesworth tDeath ,C. Ia, Woouundge rd. Ipswilil
Baxter Daniel, Burgh, Woodbridge tCarIey Samuel Green &:; Co. :Market tDebney H. J. & Sonsj South green"
Bayles T.W.qSt.Margaret st.Ipswich hill, FramIingham R.S.O I I Stradbrok:e road, S<>uthwold; 35
Bayley R UggeshalI, Wangford R.S.O Calrrington Henry, Cockfield, :Bury at Walberswic'k, Southwold
Bean A. E. Thornham Magna, Eye Carter Charles, Long Melford R.S.O Deeks D..R. 116 Woodbridge rd.Ipswta
Bean Mrs. Clars, Hepworth, Diss Cattermole Henry, Bridge st. Hungay Deeks George, MoultoD, Newmarket
Bear Frederick Hy. Shotley, Ipswich Cawley Mrs. Emma, Ixworth, Bury Denny Joseph, Bures- St. Mary R.S.()
tBeart J. W.84 Fore st. St. Clement's, ChalIiss William, Town st. Brandon Denny T. S. '2 Market pI. Southwold
Ipswich &:; Bent hill, FeIixstowe IOhamp Philip, Wangford R.S.O tDevereux John & S.ons,London house,
!Bedingfield H.Westhall,WangiTd.RSOj Chandler Miss F. D. Rattlesden, Bury 127, 128 &:; 129 High street, Lowes-
BedwellThomas,East Bergholt,Colchstr Chaplin Hy. Wm. 10 Mustow st. Bury toft j & Kirkley stores, Sth.LowsUt
SUFFOLK ~1·
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484 GRO SUFFOLK.

'GROC~RS & TEA. DEA.I.ERS-continued. Greenslade Geo. Old Newton, Stwmrkt Jeunings J. F. II4 St. Helens street,
fDevereux Thos. 54 High st. Lowstft Grimes G. &; Son, Exning, Newmarket Ipswich
.Diaper Abraham, Thorney green, Stow tGrimmer Hy. Thos. Ixworth, Bury Jes·supp Ja.s. O. Capel.st.Mary,Ipswch
Upland, Stowmarket Grimmer Thomas, South Emham St. tJohnson &; Co. New Market place,
Diaper Felgate, Tostock, Bury Michael, Bungay 'Bt1!Cole9
Diaper W. High st. Lavenham R.S.O GrosS' James- &; Co. Limited, Bank Johnson William, Exning, Newmarket
Dines H. W. Bures St. Mary RS.O bldg&. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Jolly Fras. Hy. :N:ew et. Woodbridge
'Disbrey Robert, Boyton, Woodbridge Gunn Jas.Wrentham,Wangford R.S.O tJolly Philip J. New market, BeccIes
Dorling G. Bridge st.Frmlnghm.R.S.O Gyford Wm. Stowupland st.Stowmrkt Jo11ye &; Son, WalshalDl-Ie-Willows, Bry
Drake William, Risby, Bury HackweU Harry, Sotterley, Wangford Jude G. Market pI. Frmlnghm.R.8.0
Draper David G. Beck Row, 80ham R.S.O Keeble Edwin C. Glemsford R.S.O
Dunnett Mrs. Emma,M~lton,Woodbdg Hadingham A.PoM. off. Metfield,Hrlstn Keeble Mrs. E. J. Long Melford R.S.O
!Dunnett J. Grundisburgh,Woodbrdge Hale Miss 8arah, Cavendish R.8.0 Keen Harry William, Badwell Ash,
Durrant W.Eadnghm. Frmlghm.R8.0 Halls Ohas. Louis, Drinkstone, Bury Bury
Dyson Wm. H. Long Melford R.S.O Halls Marquis W. Wetherdn.IStwmrkt Keepin John, Kedington, Haverhill
Easter Edwd.Mickleburgh,Nortn.Bury Hambling' W. F. Snape, Saxmundham tKent Edward, II2 High st. Lowestft
Ecclestone &; Son, Mill st. Mildenhall Hamer Ernest Tindall, High street, Kerridge Oliver O. Holbrook, Ipswch
Edwards Albert E. Elmswell, Bury .Aldeburgh R.8.0 Kerridge S. Ea,st Bergholt, Colchester
tEdwards Hy. London rd. Brandon Hammond Mrs. H. Cowlinge, Newmkt tKerry Wm. In. Gislingham, Eye
Ellenger .Albert, Darsham, Baxmndhm Hammond Rd. Rt. Church st. Eye Kindred F. W. 15 Queen st. Havel'lhill
Elliott Thomas W. 33 Cannon st.Bury Hannant Alfred E. Mutford bridge, King Geo. Kirton, Trimby 8.0
Ellis .Alfd. K. 12 Foxha1l rd. Ipswich Carlton Oolville, Lowestoft King Walt. Ohelmondiston, Ipswich
Ellis Arthur, Childer rd. Stowmarket Harper Chas. Charsfield, Wickhm.Mrkt King William &; Son, Hurley street,
Ellis Henry, Ipswich road, Stonham Hart E.' Wm. Bury st. Stowmarket Wangford R.S.O
Aspall, Stowmarket HaTVey Mrs. Elizabeth Dearing, Post tKnevett J. P. Fressingfield, Harlestn
Ellis John, Wangford R.S.O office, Station road, Saxmundham Knig'hts H. &; A. Farnham, Sxmndbm
EIsey Ira, Thnrston, Bury Harvey G. R. 44&t.5Churchgate st.Bry Knock Charles, Hundon, Clare R.S.O
Emery Waiter, Whapload rd. Lowstft Harvey Hy. Martin, Town st. Brandon Lambert J. A. Barton mills, Mildenhall
Emmett James Ohristopher, Peasen- Harvey William George, Chediston Lambert William, 77 Lorne Park rd.
hall, Saxmundham street, HaJesworth Kirkley. Lowestoft
Etridge Miss .Alice, Badingham, Fram- Haste Joseph, Chemondiston, Ipswich Large Arthur Herbert, 14 I&; 16 Nor-
lingham R.S.O . Haward Edwin &i Son, Earsham street, wich rd. &; Whapload ;rd. Lowestoft
Evered John J. Chevingrton, Bury Bungay Last Harold O. Nayland, Colchester
Faiers Thomas, Nayland, Colchester Haward C.J.Heveningham, Sxmndhm Laist Herbert, Occold, Eye
tFarden Edwin J. Market pi Bungay Hawes- Fredk. George, Hoxne, Eye Latter J. H. 28 Up. Orwell st. Ipswich
Farrow A. M. PaJgrave, Diss Hawes James, Upper Olland st. Bungy Laughlin WaIter Henry, 69 Wood-
Farrow J. T. 36 &; 38 Regent st.Ipswch Hawes Wm. O. Blyburgate st. Beccles bridge road, Ipswich
Farrow Samuel, Wangford R.S.O Hawkes C. &; Co. 38 &; 40 Fore st.Ipswh Lawrence H. G. Northgate st.Beccles
Feavionr George, Mendham, Harlestn Hazlewood R. W. Butley, Wickham:Mkt Lawrence John Bowren, Stratiord St.
Fenn Charles, 8 St. George's terrace, Head James W. Stansfield,Clare R.S.O Ma,ry, Colchester
Out Risbygate, Bury Heard G. H. 122 St. Peter's st.Lwstft Laws .Albert, Bures St. M8Iry R.S.O
Firth Bros. Market pI. MildenhalI Hedges Bros. 7 Butter market &; St. Laws Alfred Arthur, Offton, Ipswich
:*foFisk G. &; Son, Cobbold rd. Felixstwe John's street, Bury Laws Arth. Wm. St.Mary's st. Bungy
hF'isk George &; Sons, 27, 29 &; 3:r. Queen Hewitt Wm. 23 Up. Brook st. Ipswich Laws Wm. W. Somersham, IpswiCh
street, Ipswich Hill Alfred, St. Mary's st. Bungay Lay ,Misses M. A. &; H. J. 33 Station
rFis~ James, Leiston R.S.O Hill Robert William. Bildesto:l S.O road, Southwold
-+Fiske Saml. Hy. Hopton, Thetford Hill W. High st. AldebUTgh R.'S.O tLe Grice Samuel, New mrkt.BeccIes
Wlegg Jas M. Carlton -Colville,Lowestft Hindes Wm. Fredk. Nayland,Colchstr Lee Mrs. Emma J. Ma·rlesford, Wick-
.Flowers Miss May Elizabeth, Ipswich Hinds Arthur, West Row, MildenhaIl ham Ma.rket
'Street, !StoWIDaxket Hinds W. Wickhambrook, Newmarket tLee Frederick, Coddenbam, Ipswich
41Foreman A. Thoroughfare, Haleswth Hitcham Mrs. Elizabeth, Beach, Kes- Lee Mrs. Richard, 93 tl> 97 Cauldwell
Foreman Ebenezer, Lidgate,Newmarkt singland, Lowestoft Hall road, Ipswich
Forster George, I&;2 Wil80n tHockley T. W. &; W. Walton, Ipswch Lee T. Wm. 3 Bent hill, Felixstowe
road, Kirklev. Lowestoft tHolland &; Barrett, 38 'Marke~ hill &; Leech Henry James, Bigham, Bury
Fraser Miss- Ohristina, -Fornham St. 81 North street, Sudbury Leg-.gett Raymond,8IVicOOria st.Ipswch
Martin, Bury , Ho1me& Thomas, Ravensmeer,Eeccles Loonard Alfred, Beck !Row, Soham
French Geo. Orford, Wickham Market Home &; Oolonial Stores Lim.ited, 22 Lewis P. J. CarIton C(}lville, Lowstft
Fuller Mrs. OharlO'tte, Pakenham,Bury Cornhill, Bury; &; 50 London rd. &; Lilly Herbert H. Wortham, Diss
Fuller Danl. F. Ou1ton Broad, Lowstft 184 London rood south, Kirkley, tLimmer &; Pipe, I Ai; 31 Cornhill,
Gage Mrs. M. Chelswth. :Bildeston S.O Lowestoft Ipswich
GMIle Alfred, GleIIUlford R.S.O Homer .Jsph. High st. Walton,Ipswich Lines Wm. M. Crowfield, Ipswich
Gardiner Sam!. Weybread, Harleston Hotson James S. 207 Gauldwell Ling Wm. Tunstall, Wickham Market
tGardner Alfred, Boxford, Colchester Hall road, Ipswich Lipton Limited,45 London rood,Lowes-
Garling H. H. 44 St. Matthew'. st. Household Wm. T. Lakenheath, Brndn toft &; (Alfred W. Oocks, agent),
Ipswich tHowe Geo. Edwd. Leiston R.S.O Bungay
Gathercole W. Middleton, Saxmndhm Howe J. Stoke-by-Nayland,Colchester Lit,tleproud F. Maidstone rd. Lowstft
General Supply 'Stores Co. (The), Howlett Harry, Rattlesden, Bury Lockwood Chas. Old market, Beccles
Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Hllbbard Charles. Whatfield. Ipswich Lufkin Ralph .Alex. Clare R.S.O
Gibbs Joseph, Bildeston S.O Hubbard Jas.Wenhaston, Halesworth Lynn Nelson, Grea.t Ashfield, Bury
Gibbs Silas Modlin, High street, Huds1Qn Frederick, Gislingham, Eye tMakin L .F. &; Co. 24 Cornhill, Bury
Saxmundham Huke William. North Cove, Eecdes Mallett W. Earl Soham Wickhm.Mrkt
Giles C. 25 Duke'& Head st. Lowestoft Humphrey :Misses Matilda &; Emily, Mann Fdk Jas Blyburgate st Beccles
G~r~in Alfred, Live!mere Magna,Bury The Green, Palgrave, Diss Mansfield 0.00.· Hundon, Clar~ R.S.O
G~r~g ISll;aC? F. Trimley Bt. Mary s.o Humphry Arthur, Polstead, Colchegtr MarkweU William, Lakenheath. Brndn
G~rli.ng William, Stradbroke, Eye Hunt Fredk. Earl Stonh~m, Stowmrkt Marrl>w H. H. Wickhambrk. Newmrkt
Glssmg Anthony S. Castle st. Eye Hugon Arthur ~orge, Bildeston S.O Ma.rsh Benjamin B. Me1lis, Eye
Goat«: SI. J. Low. Olland st. Bungay Huson Wm. W. Gazeley, Newmarket Martin Ai; rSon,High st..Aldebrgh.R.S.O
Gobblt.t F. W.Thoroughfare':W0odbrdg Ince Herbe~, Hartest, Bury Martin A. T. Mendlesham,8towmarkt
tG-obbitt Henry Sutton, High street, Ingate ~OUls M. Old market" Beccles Martin Albert Edward, Cattawade,
'Saxmundham InternatIOnal Tea Company s Stores Brantham Manningtree
Godbold George, Felsham, Bury Limited, High street, .Aldeburgh . ' .
Goddard Robert, Castle st. Woodbrdge IR.S.O.; :Hungate Istreet, Beccles; Ma:tm .Tohn, Orettmgham. Fram-
Goffin Brothers, 29 West gate street &; High street, Saxmundham; High lingh~ .R.S.O
93 ,st. !Helens & I, 3 &; 5 ~ler st. street, Haverhill; 28 Tavern street, Mash Wllliam (exors. on, HaugbIey,
Stoke, Ipswich Ipswich; II9 High street, Lowes- Stowmarket • . •
Goodwyn Mrs.E.Lime Tree pl.Stwmkt toft; 3'1 'Market hill, Sudbury &; Mason C. &l 0>'7No~lch rd.. IpSWICh
Goody George,Market hill,Clare R.S.O Thoroughfare, Woodbridge tMason Frank.&; Een~. WOOlplt, Bury
Goymer &; Pawsey, 61 Whiting st. &; Jarvis Thomas, 37 High st. HaveI'hill Mason Geo. Baker, Higham, Bury
15 Guildhall street, Bury Jeffries John, Acton square, Sudbury Matehett John Morris, 82 Pakefield
Green .Alfred Manning, Norton, Bury Jeffries Percy W. 6 Pier ter.Lowestft street, Kirkley, Lowestoft
Green John Thos. 43 St. John gt.Bury Jenkerson Arthur, I t Crown st.Lwstft Maxim Hy. Church st.Lavnhm.R.S.O
tGreen W. Ea5t Bergholt, Colchester Mee Chules, Sprough1lon, Ipswich
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:Mildled itch Henry, Bardwell, Bury Riches Geo. Hemingstone, Ipswich Starr Geo. Lakenheath, Brandon
:Middleditch William, !xworth, Bury Richa,rdson W. C. Market hill, Brandn Stiff Rooort, Kersey, Ipswich'
Miller k Steel, 3 Butter market, Richold M. 'l'he Gn. L~.Melfd.R.S.O Stiles Geo. Hy. High st. Mildenhall
Ipswich Riddlelsdell Wm. Boxford, Colchester Storer Mrs. E. Fressingfield, Harleston
Miller Alfred, 37 Tonning st. LGwestft Ridley ThQmas &; Son, 35 &; 3D Abbey- Stubbing C. F. 18 &; 19 Tonning st.
:Miller Ernst. In.I6 Tonning st.Lwstft ga·te st. LDwer Baxter st. &; Angel Lowestoft
Miller James, 19 Ainslie I'd. Ipswich lane, Bury Stubbings Charles, Beccles rd. Lwstfl:i
Miller In. Hy. Earsham st. Bungay Rivers Waiter, Leiswn R8.0 Studd Jonathan. Thomas, Fristo.....
Miller Rbt. 94 Richmond rd. Ipswich &bertslPercy J. IMiddleton,Sxmndhm Saxmundham
Mills Arthur, 25 High .st. Lowestoft &bertson A. T. St. Mary'.s st. Bungay Tatum G. jun..High st.Lavenhm.RS.Oo
Mills Wm. A. 25 High st. Lowestoft Robinson James, Somersham, Ipswich Taylor Mid. Chediswn st. Haleswortb
Minter Robert, Huntingfield,Haleswth tRoe &; Co. Market place, Halesworth TaylQr James, Bedingfield, Eye
tMinter Thomas, Wickham Market Roe Hy. Hachest{)n, Wickham Mrkt Taylor Louis, 48 Oxford I'd. LDwestof\
Minter Wm. Bla.xhall, Wickham Mkt Roe Henry, Wickham Market Taylor Mrs. M. A. Lowgate street, Eye
Mobbs Wm. R. Cmtfield, Halesworth &gers Arlhur, Barham, Ipswich Terry.&; Co. 145 London rd. Lowestoft
tMoore M. S. 17 High ,st. Haverhill R{)lph Benj. Lakenheath, Brandon Terry Arthur, 145 London rd. Lowestft
Mo{)re William, Thorndon, Eye tRolph Frederick Evan, Lakenheath, Theobald Edwd Hy. Ixworth, Bury
Mortimer Ebenezer, MeIlis, Eye Brandon Thompllon Charles &; Co. Pakefield.
M(}ss Fredk. 8 Newton road, Ipswich Roper WaIter, Cockfield, Bury Lowestoft
Mortimer C.Stoke-by-Nayland,Clchstr Ross Mrl. E. Melton, Woodbridge Thompson Daniel. Alderton. Woodbrdg
Mower John J. Lime Tree pI. Stwmkt Rous Sam!. Geo. :Mutford, Beccles Thornton Jonathan. Cold Fair Green..
tMullen Wm. Thos. Long Melfd.R.S.O Rouse J'ohn, Northg-ate st. BeccIes KnooishaII. Saxmundham
Murrells &; Miller, 215 London road Row Albt. 4 Granville ter. Felixswwe Thnrston A. Old Felixstowe,FelixstWUl'
oSouth, Kirkley. LDwestoft Rowland E. Sizewellrd. Leiston RS.O Tidnam Hy. Homersfield, Ha;rleston~
Mutimer Henry, Otley, Ipswich tRudland Edwin Colborne, Denning- Tomkins WiIIiam, 9 North. st.SudburY'·
Neep FI"cliIlk, High 8't. Brandon ton, Framlingham RS.O TorbeIl Charles, CTOSS street, Eye
Nesiing WiIliam, Wickham Market Rudland John F. 53 Elliott st. Ipswich Tlricker Mrs. A. Little Thurlow S.O
Newman John, Bramfield, Halesworth Rush Charles Frederick, 72 Pakefield Tricker WaIter. Commerce house._
Newrick W. C. Carlton ColviIle,Lwstft street, Kirkley. Lowestoft Bramford, Ipswich
Newson H. C. Peasenhall, Sxmndhm tRush E. C. Market pI. Stowm.arket Tuck Miss EIIen. Stowlangtoft, Burr'
Newson Isaac. Westleton, Saxmndhm Rush EdgaIl' C. (Henry W. Oaley, Turner Joseph & Co. 19 Fore street;.-
Newson Oliver, Sweflling-, Saxmndhm manager), Needb.am Market R.8.0 49 Carr street; 2 St. Nicholas st;;
Newson Wm. Theberton,LeistOD'R.:!!.O Rush Mrs. S. Thorpe Morieux, Bury .&; 62 Tavern street, Ipswich &t:
Nice Onesiphorus Pearson, 53 Abbey. tSadd W. H.Wrenthm.Wangfrd.R8.0 Thoroughfare, Woodbridge
glllte street. Bury Sadler WiIliam, Stanton. Bury tTurner &; ~. Market pI. Stowmarkel
Nobbs Robert John, 7 Lawson road, Sage Bros. I St. Matthew's st. Ipswch Turner W. 49 Veomon st.Stoke,Ipswch
Kirkley, Lowestoft Sams Herury. Freckenham. Soham Turrell Wm. Bredfield, Woodbridge
Norton J·as. S. Great Comard, Sudbry Samson S. Laxfield,Framlnghm.RS.O Tuttle H. &; Son. 58 High street &;
Nunn T. 26 St. Peter's st. Ipswich Saunders E. F. 39 St. John's st. Bury 4 C<>mmereial road, Lowestoft
tOliver &; Son, I I Abbeygate street; &; Saunders George Alfred, 295 Wood· TWJiddy IS. B. Coddenham, Ipswich
stores, High Baxter st. Bury bridge road, Ipswich Tydeman F. C. Bond st. Stowmarket
Owles In. Thos. Cratfield, HaIesworth Savage A. J.Grundisburgh,Woodbrdge Tye Edward Watts, 100 &; 102 Fore
Page &; Sons, Deibenham, Stowmarket Savage Mrs. H. E. Olaydon, IpswiCh hamlet, Ipswich
Page Mrs. Phoobe, Cavendis-h RS.O Sawer A. F. 45 Norwich I'd. Ipswich Tye Isaac W. High st. Hadleigh RS.O
Pain James George, Clare R.S.O Sawer A. F. 28 Norwich l'd. Ipswich Tylor Robt. Thoroughfare, Woodbrdge
Palmer H£'nry, Rougham. Bury Sawer Roberb E. LeistoDi R.S.O Tyson &; Taylor, Thoro'fa,re,Woodbrdg
Pargeter F. T. Hundon, Clare R.8.0 Sawyer Mrs. Mary Ann, Tunlltall, Underwood J. T. Market pI. Beccles
Parker Charles, Mutford, Beccles Wickham Market Uttmg G. W. KesSingland, LDwestoft
Parmenter W. J. Great Cornard, Sdbry Sayer W. Ilke~shall St. Andrw.Bungay Vince R. S. Monks Eleigh,~i.ldestn.S.O
Patrick Rt. Denma'rk road, Becdes ScaIes Fredenck Henry, 102 Fore st. Walker Mrs. Joseph, Shilling street.,
Payne Frederick Constantine, 239 Loo- St. Clements, Ipswich Lavenham RS.O
don road S<luth, Kirkley, Lowestoft Scarff Frank, 57 Lorne Park road, Wall John Henry. Walton. Ipswich
tPearce T. H. BIyburgate st. Beccles Kirkley, Lowestoft WaIler AUred Abraham. Stratford Sit.
Pearl HaNy, ElmswelI, Bury Scovell Mrs. Jane Elizabeth, 104 Clap. Mary. Colchester
Peart William, Oolumbyne road, ham road, Lowestoft Wallet' T. Bruisyard, Sa.xmundham .
Stow Upland, Stowmarket Seaman. WaIter, Hepworth, Diss Waller WaIter J. Blundeston, Lowstft"
Pepper Harry F·rank Roberts, Black Seeley Mrs. Samuel, Euston, Thetford W81rd George John, Deben stores.
heath, Wenhast'On, Halesworth Self A. 6 Tintern ter.Spring rd.Ipswch Trimley St. Mary S.O
!Perry .&; Mowl, ExniIl'g, Newmarket Sennitt Frederick William, 11 Upper tWard W.W. 15 &; 17 Tacket st.Ipswch
Petch Reginald, Hopwn, Thetford Brook street. Ipswich Warren: Chas.W.I24 Bevan st.LDwestft
P.hilIips Alfd. Yoxford, Saxmundham Shaw A. G. Snape. Saxmundham Watkinson A. J. 9a, Gainsborough st.
Pinkney Fredk. Wal~le, Halesworth Shaw George Keeble. Stanwn, Bury Sudbury
Pipe Mrs. Elizh. J. OtIey, Ipswich Snaw Wm. K. New st. Woodbridge Watkinson Ernest. Glemsford R.S.O
Plowman G. M. Bury Td. Stowmarket Simnett A.C.12 St.JohIl"s rd.Lowestft Watson Alfred, Brettenham, Ipswich
Pollard Thomas John, Hopton,Thetford Singleton H. H. 20 Borough rd.Ipswch Watson Theodore Bede, Mill street,
Potter Henry N. Norton, Bury Skoulding A. Wm.Melwn,Woodbridge Mildenhall
Pratt A. B. 143 Felixtlwwe I'd. Ipswch SDiith A. W.43 &; 44 High st.Lowestft Wattl Grimmer, Exning, Newmarket
Pratt O. GainsbOTO'\lgh rd. Felixstow& Smith< C. 'P. Blundeston, Lowestoft WeathereIl Mrs. M. Barningham, Bury
tPreswn Bros. Market pt Stowmarket Smith Harry, Low street, Hoxne, Eye Webb Enoch, Hawkedon, Bury
Pulham, Tite &; lJQ. 50 &; 52 St:Helens Smith Henry, Rendlesham, Woodbrdge Webb H.TuddenhamSt.MaJrtin,Ipswch
·street, Ipswich SIIliith. .TosephJ William &; Co. 149 W,ebb John, Wilde street, Holywell
Pulham William, Sapiswn, Bury Clapham road, Lowestoft row, Soham
Plllham WiIliam, 145 Spring rd.Ipswh Smith Joseph William, I I Waveney Webster Albert,36 Bramford r<1. Ipswch
Purdy G. S . .&; Co. Stratf{)rd St.Mary, road, Lowestoft WeIham Hy. Woodbridge rd. Ipswich
Colchester Sneezums Samuel George, Washbrook, Wells C. G. Finningliam. Stowm3lrket
Purkis Charles, Great Thurlow S.O Hintlesham, Ipswich Weloon J. E. Wll'6<nthm.Wangfrd.RS.O
tPuttick Fdk. V. King lit. Sudbury SneIl E. C. 86 St. Helen's st. Ipswich Wellt F. J. 107 Newton road, Ipswich
Rackham Edwd. Kessingland. Lowstft Southgate W. B:. .&; J. A. 201 &; 203 Weston James. Pakeruham. Bury
Radley Frederick, Wattisfield, Diss Woodbridge road, Ipswich WestTope H. 2 Friars street. Sudbury
Rampling G. H. East Bergholt, Clchstr Southgate C. N. Bramford rd. Ipswc;h Wheeler George. 39 &; 40 Melford
Rattee .&; Co. Salisbury house, Rane- Spall.A. Monewden, Wickham Market road, Sudbury
lagh road, Feli:x~owe Spencer H. A. East Bergholt, Colchstr tWhite &; Dansie, Market hill,Woodbdg
Ray Geo. Fdk. Bury st. Stowmarket Spooner William. Tuddenham St. White Ohas. '.runstall, Widmam Markt
Ray Herbt. E. 65 Princes st. Ipswich Mary. Mildenhall Whitmore C. T. 64 StanIey st. Lowstft
Read Edward. Beaoomifield hQuse, Squire Geo. Wm. Metfield, Harleston tWickham J. C. Long Melford R.S.O
Beaconsfield road, Kirkley. Lowstft Squirrell Joseph C. 15 &; 17 Upper Wickins James Leggett. Wenhaston,
Reeve Geo. W. Capel St.Mary,Ipsweh Brook street, Ipswich Haleswortbl
Reeve Mr•. Rebecca. Troswn, Bury Stackard W. 47 Haward st. Loweswft Wiffen Samuel. Combs, Stowma:rkeb
Reynolds Siephen WilIiam, Market Staff Harry, S2 Vict-oria street, Bury Wightman Harry T. Stradbroke. Eye
place, Southwold Star Tea Co. Limited, I&;3 Abbey- Wi!den Jas. RingshaII. Stowmarket
Riches A. Brandeston. W ckhm. Mrkt gate street, Bury Wilkinson R. D. Blyburgate st.Becc1M
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GROCERS & TEA DEALERs-continued. Barnes A. 30 Black Horse lane,Ipswch Mallion John, Clare RS.O
Wilkinson R. D. Kessingland, Lowstft Beagley A. F. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O May Jas. Geo. 56 Milton I'd. Lowestoft
Wiliey H. Stonham Aspall, Stowmarkt Beer Septimus, Bures St. Mary R.S.O Mayes Thomas, Orwellrd. Felixsoowe
Williams W. E. High st. Mildenhall Beverley Bros. Hungate street, Beccles Merrett Alf Hy. 7 Friars st. Ipswich
Wise William Wallace, 80 St. John's Bird E. C. 60 Princes st. Ipswich Mewse Wm. 56 Crown st. Lowestoft
street, Bury Bloomfield J.W.38 St.Peter's st.Ipswh Miller James, Chediston st.Halesworth
Wiseman E. C. Che.lmondiston, Ipswch Bond Waiter, Debenham, Stowmarket Mothersole E. T. 6 Risbygate st. Bury
. Wiseman Mrs. Rebecca.,Beck row,Sohm Boston John, Botesdale, Diss NoTton Frederick, IS & 17 London
Wiseman Wm. J. Stutton, Ipswich Boughton Samuel, Nortbgate st. Beccls road &; 129 Bevan street, Lowestoft
Wood Alfred, Chelmondiston, Ipswich Bourner Peter,s Fore hamlet,Ipswich Offord J. 8 Foundation st. Ipswich
Woods Thos. F. Bacton, Stowmarket Brabrook Lawrence Charles, 31 Butter Offord S. 31 St. Margaret's st. Ipswh
Woodward M. C. Station I'd. Beccles market, Bury Osborn Mrs. Elizh. Gislingham, Eye
WoodwardWm.Needham M11Irkt.R.S.0 Bridge E. W. 77 High st. Southwold Palmer Hy. II The Traverse, Bury
Woollard T. R Wickhambrook,Newmkt Bulmer A. Market pI.Lavenham R.S.O Parsons A. 141 Felixstowe I'd. Ipswich
Wright A. B. Bramfield, Halesworth Bulwer Arth. A. 34 Elm .gt. Ipswich Parsons Arthur, Leiston R.S.O
Wright Charles, Station hill. G. E. Bulmer E. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O Payne W. 24 Wykes Bishop st. Ipswch
Railway, Bury Bulmer Leonard, Long Melford B..S.O Peachey C.W.Thoroughfre.Woodbrdge
Wright E. I. 8 MaJrket hill, Sudbury Burrows William George, I Water- Pearson Willie, 6 & 8 Norwich road,
Wright F. Henry, 7 New st. Sudbury works street, Ipswich Lowestoft
Wright George,Yoxford,Saxmundham Butters H. High st. Aldeburgfl R.S.O Pizzey In. sa, Up. Brook st. Ipswich
Wright Herbert, Wickham Market Calver Hy. Il4 St. Peter's st. Lowstft Pyle J. R. 79 Wherstead I'd. Ipswich
Wright Samuel, 28 Southgate st. Bury Ohamberlain Thomas, II2 London Rackham & Barnard, 132 High street,
Wrigh:t William, Tollgate lane, Bury road, Lowestoft Lowestoft
Young Waltr. W. Belto~., Yall'IIlouth Chaplin H. 22 St. Matthew's st.Ipswh Rash A. B. 32 Bridge st. Stoke, Ipswch
Charlish Arthur, Bridge st. Bungay Rash A. C. 68 Woodbridge rd, Ipswch
GROCERS' V ALUERS. Chatten Edwd. Bridge st. Halesworth Reeve E. J. St. Mary's st. Bungay
Banham Alexander, 27 St. Matthew's Ohisnall John, Long Melford R.8.0 Reeve J. Thoroughfare, Halesworth
st. Ipswich & Wattoo S.O Olarke G.F.Thoroughfare, Woodbrdge Reeve William, High st.Saxmundham
Reynolds Stephen William, Market Cooke Mrs. Herbert James, 122 Den- Reynolds George, 7 Bevan st. Lowestft
place, Southwald mark road, Lowestoft Rice Edgar Wm. High st. Ha.erhill
GUANO MERCHANTS Cooper Herbert, 167 London road Rice G. H. 31 Gainsborough st. Sudbry
• south, Kirkley, Lowestoft Roemer Chas. 42 London rd. Lowestft
Ourtis Ethe:idge, Quay, Ipswi?h. Cooper Tho!. 2 The Traverse, Bury Rouse Edward, I Boston road, Ipswch
Lowestoft FIsh & Guano Co.. LlDuted, Cowell F. W. 32 Westgate st..Bury Rowe Alfred, 5 Friars st. Sudbury
~'Ulton Broad, Lowestoft Oulf Harry, Lion street, Ipswich Rudkin Edward George, High street,
GUN FLINT MAKERS Dale Chas. Fredk. 8 Lady la. Ipswich Hadleigh R.S.O
. . . Dale E. M. 5 Market place, Southwold Ryder Wm. Ipswich st. Stowmarket
Carter WIlham &i Albert,London road, Dale Philip, Saxmundham Sage Frederick, Clare R. S. 0
:OrandGlt Davis Henry, Metfield, Harleston Sayers Mrs. J.29 Up. Brook st. Ipswch
FIeld lsaac &; Sons (k exporters), Downing: Robert, New market, Beceles Shfl'pherd Charles Moses, 18 Market
'llhetford road, Brandon Druce Wm Huble Bury st.Stowmrkt hIll, Sudbury .
Snare Roberl John, TihetfoTd road, Dunnett W~. C.Il'Norwich I'd. Ipswch Smith J. J. Market hill, Woodbridge
Brandon. See advert Faiers George, Brentgovel street & 68 Sneesby D. 46 ;Abbeygate st. Bury
GUN RIFLE & PISTOL MKRS St. John's street, Bury· Southgate Frede1'lck J .. 60 Fore street,
, . • Fell William, Needham Market R.S.O St. Clements, IPSWICh
Cranmer Samuel, Melton, Woodb1'ldge Finter Walter,Needham Market RS.O Southgate W. 32 Churchgate .st. Bury
Dadley T. A. Market pt Stowmllll'k~t Fishburne Augustus Henry 101 Sparrow H. 81 St. Helen's st. Ipswich
Hodgson Henrr, H.atton court, IpSWIch Raglan street, Lowestoft' Spinks W. A. 85 Norwich rd. Ipswich
Norman. BenJamm, Ohurch street, Fisher A. H. 36 Carr street, Ipswich Spurgeon J. Stowupland st. Stowmrkt
Framlingham R.S.O Fisher O. W. P. Suffolk I'd. Lowestoft Starling E. 98 Bevan st. Lowestoft
:Rogers J. F. Market hill, Woodbridge Fisher E. 103 High street, Lowestoft Streater George, 3 High street, Ipswch
S~otcher & Son, 4 The Traverse, Bury Fisher Edward J ames Pearson, 1'77 Taylor A. 77 &; 79 Fore st. Ipswich
Tilney R. & Son, Smallgate st.Becc1es London road south, Kirkley, Lowstft Taylor Edward, Glemsford R.S.O
GUTTA PERCHA MANUFRS Gager Thomas,5I Station I'd. '8udbury Thirtle Frederick Samuel, I Junction
• Gardiner W.Wrenthm.Wangfrd.R.S.O passage, Denmark rd. Lowestoft
....dla Rubber, Gutta Percha ~ Gathercole G. P. Lakenheath, Brandon Thirtle Herbert, New market, Beccles
Telegraph Works Co. Llm., Gilliam Frederic George, High street, Thur·ston Wilfred Warner, Market
offices, 100 &; 106 C3.nn~n street, Debenham, Stowmarket hill, l"rnmlingham RS.O
London E C; works, Silvertown, Gilligan William George, Upper Caven. Tipple Charles, 138 Eastgate st. Bury
~ondon E; gutta p~rcha sheets &; dish street, Ipswich Toombs C. Market place, MildenhaU
tIssues, golf balls,tubmg, buckets &c Gooderham Arthur, Magdalen st. Eye Toombs \Harry M. High st. Brandon
HABERDASHERS. Green John, 33 &. 35 Oornhill, Ipswich Trett F. W. ElIrsham street, Bungay
An M E B tIt B Green Robert, Crown & Anchor lane, Vine Herbert In. 44 Northgate st. Bury
ness rs. . 27 ren gove' s. ury Framlingham RS.O 'Walker Arth. :E. 6a, Tacket st. Ipswch
~arnes :YlThOS~u~fFe;W~od;rdg~Griggs Edward, 35 Ohurch st. Sudbury Walker Arthur Edward, 5 St. Law-
rown . . 90 . e en s 6. psw Groom Frederick, 90 Fore street, St. rence street, Ipswich .
Col'byn Mr.s. Martha, 183 London I'd. Olements, Ipswich Wenden Harry, 17 1 Spring 'I'd. Ipswich
P'i~~tki ~kl:, ~west~ftF lix t Hamilton John, 1 Hill street, Ipswich West R. Stratford St. Mary,Oolcoostr
Ie t rs.p 'tt am& Coon r · e hfsowe Hastings F. B. 4 St. Helen's st.Ipswh Wilkinson C. 9 Wherstead rd. Ipswich
F 00 man re y Thoroug are, Will'IS F re d e1'lC
. k ,26 R ope wa Ik ,pSWl
I 'ch
W db'd ' Hepworth T. I I St. Peter st. Lowestoft
G OOt nJe S J W db'd Hills John, Mill street, Mildenhall Wilson M. 2 Newman's road, Sudbury
ray~o~ I~sh' . 3 1 3 00 rl ge Holland In. 19 Westgate st Ipswich Wilson Thos. High st. Hadleigh R.S.O
H r~a 'RP~lC 0 rnhill . h Hooper Joseph, 21 North st.' Sudbury Wootton George, Bent hill & Orwell
a en . . I~ 0 ; ware ouse, Howard H. 12 Tonning st. Lowestoft r.oad. Felixstowe
....~ kSt'M~drEewl1es strpeet noffirth, BSu ry Hunt James Charles, 97 Felixstowe Wootton George, 7 Tavern st. Ipswich
.11 uC lSS n, ost 0 ce to w- d I . h
lan toft B ' r o a , pSWlC HAIRDRESSERS' SUNDRmS-
g , ury Hyde S. 18 k 20 St.Nicholas st.Ipswh MEN.
HABIT MAKERS. Jarrett Barnard, Hopton, Thetford · h H ovend en R . all ... S ons L"t d
unl e , 29, 30,
!lead E. T. & Son, qld Post office, J e'!e11 R . E . 3 S a1t h~use st. I psw~c , 31, 32 & 33 Berners street, Oxford
Butter market, IpSWICh Kmg~t8 S. G. 89 Prmces st.. Ipsw~ch street W &; 85 &. 89 to 95 City road,
Scott Buchanan, 21 &; 23 Old Butter Larkmg A. lID Bramford ~d. IpSWIch London E 0
market, Ipswich . Last Mrs. K.Walsham-le-Wlllows,Bury Parton, Son -& Co. S &; 6 Bull ring,
'runmel' &. Son, Corn Exchange build- Lawrence Arthur~. Foxhall rd. Ipswch Birmingham
:iil.g~ lpswich; established: 1776 Lawrence J. Kessmgland, Lowestoft
Leeder Henry, Smallgate st. Beccles HAIR MERCHANT.
. HAIR DRESSERS. Lequir George, 36 Carlton road, Kirk- WatsoIl John, 39 Crown street, Bury
. ~d'am~ :e:. Ipswich I'd. St~wmarket ley, Lowestoft
.Alderton William, 8 Queen st.Havrhill Licence Isaac, Wickham Market HAM & BEEF DEALERS.
Anen Arthur, Carlton Colville, Lowstft Lock E. High st. Aldebmgh R.S.O Clarke Waiter, 13 Eagle st. Ipswic~
Bailey Edward, 52 Norwich rd. Ipswch McClune James William, 9 Commer- J~mes T. E. 25 Queen street, IpSWIch
lbtrnard O. Ipswich st. Stowmarket cial road, Lowestoft )iills E. R. 48 St. Ml,ltthew's st. Ipswch
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HAM CURERS. Lelmy Barney, Bramfield', lIalesworth Harvey Miss Stephanie (lady supt.),
See Bacon &; Ham Curers. :M:urfet Robert, Barrow, Bury Fairfield house, Belle Vue park,
Newby Arthur, Yoxford, Saxmundham Lowestoft
XARDWARE MERCHANTS & Read Hy. St. John's ter. Woodbridge Hope House Orphanage (Miss Hannah
DEALERS. Stiff Robert, Kersey, Ipswich Warner, ma,tron),Foxhall rd.Ipswch
Andrews Mar-shall, 43 to 4 6 Market Syrett Mrs. A. Mendlesham, Stomnrkt Industrial Home for Boys (Rev. O. D.
hill, Sudbury Wales Samuel, Ixworth, Bury Go-roon, JIon. sec.; John Gill, supt. ;
Ilricknell Isaac, 48 St. .T-ohn st. Bury Ward Samuel, Holbrook, Ipswich Mrs. JOIhn Gill, matron), Walsham-
Broad John, XI St. .'Tohn street, Bury le-Willows, Bury
Chi.snall John, (Long Melford R.S.O HAY TRUSSER. Ipswich Nurses' Home (M~s Jane
Franeis Anson, Providence st. Ipswich Brown D. Westleton, SaxmundhjUXl Garrett, lady supt.), ~ Butter mar-
'G-rimwood A. 34 Westgate st. Ipswich ket, Ipswich
Haken R. P. 18 CornhiIl; warehouse, HAY & STRAW DEALERS. Ipswich Working Girl~' Home (M~ss
5 St. Andrew's street north, Bury Alexander B. Up. Olland st. Bungay Tucker,supt.), 10 Fnars rd.Ipswlch
Hammond J. Debenham, Stomnarket Boar D. &; Son,3 Grey Friars rd. Ipswch Lowestoft Convalescent Home (W. A.
Hatcher Sam!. Debenham, Stomnrkt Cooper E.30St.Margaret's grn.Ipswch ShaJ.ln M.~. &; Mo L.. Hepburn M.D.
Hawes W. Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Day WIll. Old Market plain, Lowestoft medical o~cers; MISS S: Harvey,
Johnson W. Sizewell rd. LeistonRS.O Freeston Samuel, Bridge st. Bungay lady supenntendent), Fairfield hOe
Layzell Alfred, 78 Cross st. Sudbury Gouldby & Martin, 67 Raglan street, Bellevue plll1'~, L~westoft. ,
:Mills Thomas, Debenham,Stowmarket Lowestoft Lowestoft Sailors &; Fishermen s
Pyke H. 36 St. Belen's st. Ipswich Hacon Herbert Jeffery, 73 !St. Peter's Home (Ebenez~r Tuttle, sec.), 20
Salter A. W. High st. Hadleigh RS.O street, Lowestoft &, 21, CommerCIal road, Lowestoft
:Smith & Son, 19 Up. Brook st. Ipswich Haney Robert, Broad street, Bungay Nurses Bome for Ellst Suffolk (W.
;Smith & Sons, 37 & 38 Cornhill, Bury Peck Robt. 34 St. Helen's st. Ipswich Alexander esq. t:eas~rer; Colonel
'Stow Charles Frederick, Upper street, Rolph Benjamin, Lakenheath, Ilrandon Lockyer, hon. sec., MISS .T. Garrett,
Layham, Hadleigh Steward Elisha, Barham, Ipswich lady ,supt.), 8 But~er mark~t,I~swch
Tuffin George, 72 High st. Haverhill 'l'aylor Chas. 50 Churchgate st. Bury Nu~es. Home. (Miss Sybi~ Grant,
Turner Spencer, Otley, Ipswich . pnncipal), Hltcham, !pswlch
'Tydelllan Bros. Ipswich st. Stowmarkt HAY & STRAW MJ;iiRCHANTS. Orphan Home (T~e MIsses- Mary &;
\Watson James Long Melford R.S.O Bedingfield C. George,Westhall, Wang- Vera Growse), Bildeston B.O .
, St. Barnabas Home of Rest for Ladles
HARNESS MAKERS. ford RS.O I . h (Miss M. E. Shipley, hon. lilec. &
Cooper .Alfre d , Prospect st. PSWIC hon. supt.), The ComIIlon,Southwld
See Saddlers &; HaTness Makers. Hitchcock Walter Cooper, Pakenham, St. Helen's Orphanage &; Girls' School
HAT MANUFACTURERS. B~J SAd' th Mrs. J. P. Cobbold, sea.; Miss A.
Pethtt ames, t. n rew s st. sou, Winter,mtrn.),St. Belen's st.Ipswch
Morton George Stephen &; Son, 51 Bury St. John's Home for Boys &; Girllt
Upper Brook street, Ipswich Rolfe James & Sons, 't'""'
AR St. Andrew'. (Rev. W . S . K'mg M.A. c h apIam
' ;
street south, Bury Alfred Rogers, master; Mrs. Mmoy
HATTERS. Row Charles John Newton &; Sons, Rogers, matron), Freehold road,
Abbott Henry, Debenham,Stowmarket Long Melford R.S.O St. John's, Ipswich
.AldoU1l Edrward, 3 Can st. Ipswich 'l'ompson George & Edward Richard, St. John's Home for Girls (Miss
Brown Henry Lewis & Harbart, 12 Oollege street, Bury Hippisley, matron), Beek row,SohaIU
Thoroughfare, Woodbridge Warren Charles &; Son, Lower OrwelI St. Mary's Orphanage, Albion hill,
Brown F. E. Mill itreet, Mildenhall street, Ipswich Woodbridge road, Ipswich
Burrell Hy. 34 Up. Breok st. Ipswich HEATING ENGINEERS. St. Peter's Working Girls' Home(Miss
Corbyn Wm. A. 46 High st. Lowestoft Tucker, matron), la, Wolsey st.
Cowles Robert William, 44 & 4S Ton- See Engineers-Heating. Ipswich
ning street, Lowestoft Sanatorium (Small Pox It F~ver Hos-
Crick Thomas, 47 Abbeygate st. Bury HERB BEER MANUFACTR. pital) (Miss S. M. Jacob, matron),
Cross Wm. Geo. Ballygate st. Beccles Kirby Charles B. 109 Hervey st.Ipswch Rotterdam road, Lowestoft
Crow E. L. A. 64 London I'd. Loweatoft Sisterhood of All Hallows (Sister
Ourtis Dennis William, Debenham, HERBALISTS. Ditchingham, in .charge), Founda·
Stowmarket; & Bury st. Stowmrkt See Medical Botanists. tion street, Ipswich
Dunn & Co. 27 Westgate st. IpswiCh Sisters' Home of Rest, Chelmondis·
Fry C. Y. 70 &; 71 High st. Lowestoft HIDE & SKIN MERCHANTS. ton, IpswiCh
Green Geo. 24 Westgate st. IpswiCh Suffolk Convalescent Home (Rev. In.
Green Thos. 100 High st. Lowestoft Edwards Robt. London rd. Brandon F. A. Hervey, soo.; Mrs. Emma
Nunn W.J.&;Son,48Abbeygate st. Bury Linogwood S. &; P. Tbetford rd.Brandn D. Pryke, matron), Felixstowe
Page &; Sons, Dcbenham, Stowmarket Rought Wm. Bury I'd. BrandoIll Thornham Memorial Home for Boys
Read E. T. &; Son, Old Post office, Smith Chas. Debenham, StowmaTket (Miss Aunie Cooke, matron), Gis-
Butter market, Ipswich lingbam, Eye
Boper Fredk.•In. Market pI. Bungay HIGGLERS. Vaux MiIS, 225 Norwich I'd. Ipswich
Self In. Wellclose sq.FrmlnghmR.S.O Chapman James, Dunstall green, Dal- Working Boys' Home (John Salmon,
SUllnucks Henry, 16 Can street &; 21: ham, Newmarket supt.), 9 Falcon 6treet, Ipswich .
St. Matthew's street, Ipswich Dyer B. Upper st. Layham, Hadleigh Working Ladl'Institute (Miss Everitt,
Wagstaff John, 22 Tavern st. Ipswich Gough F. Westhall, Wangford R.S.O supt.), Station st. Stoke, Ipswich
Wrentham Training Home for Girls
HATTERS' FURRIERS. HOMES, ORPHANAGES &0. (Mrs. Hilleary, matron), 23 .!lex-
Edwards Robert, London rd. Brandon Aldringham Home for Children (Mrs. andra road Lowestoft
Lingwood Samuel &, Palmer, Thetford . O'Leary, matron),.Aldringham, Sax-
road, Brandon HOOP MAKERS-WOOD.
mundham
Rought William (wholesale), Bury rd. Barnardo's (Dr.) Home (Miss Lloyd, Bradnam Frdk. Withersfld.rd.Havrhll
Brandon matron), Felixstowe Raven John, Belle Vue house, Wren-
Bungay Nursing Institute (MissEmily tham, Wangford R.S.O. &; at Wang-
HAULIERS. Maddle, nurse; Austin Cook Smith, ford R.S.O .
Ilaldwin WIll. 76 Bramford rd. Ipswch hon. sec.), Trinity street, Bungay Sneil J ames, Bruisyard, Saxmundham
lBarham David, 40 Norfolk rdJ. Ipswich ChildTen's Cottage Home (Miss Rhoda Snell J ames, Darsham, Saxmundham
Sradbrook Robt. n Friars I'd. Ipswch Bridges, Dl\.llotron), Walsham-le- •
Rayner Henry, Wolsey street, Ipswich Willows, Bury HOP AGENT.
Reynolds Thomas, Harlelton, Bury Church Home for Girls (Mrs. M. H. Finch Nathaniel, Gislingbam, Eye
Noms, matron), 123 High street,
HAWKERS. Lowestoft
.Adams J ames, Yoxford, Saxmundham East Anglian Sanatorium Co. Lim. HOP MERCHANTS.
lBanti.ck Herbert Fdk. b:worth, Bury Nayland, Colchester Adnams &; Co. Limited, Sole Bay
Barton .Am.os, Polstead, Colchester Girls' Industrial 'Home (Miss Taylor, brewery, Southwold
::Brown David, Hepworth, Bury superintendent), Black Horse lane, Bishop &; Co. 65 Guildhall st. Bury.
Cornish Alfred, Norlon, Bury St. Matthew's, Ipswich See advert
!Douglas Thos. ffioomfield st. Ipswich Handford Home for Feeble Minded Buckmaster John, Victoria mills,Fram.
Elmer James, Newton, Sudbury Girls (Miss Cooper, matron), 253 lingham RS.O
Hawes James Henry, Bedgrave, Diss Ranelagh road, Ipswich J Ool1en Dam. Walter, Ehnswell, Bury
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Hop MERCHANTs-continued. HORSE & CATTLE INSURNCE. Larkman esq. hon. sec.; Roben
Cuthbert Henry 1& 00. Stowmarket; Imperial Accident. Live Stock W. Snell, sec.; Miss Macdonald,
& at Dill'S &; Billingford ;& General Insurance Co. Llm. matron), Fair close, Beccles
Freeston Saml'. Bridge st. Bungay (established 1878) (claims paid Cottage Hospital (Messrs. Wm. Dunn_
Gooderham W. P. (exors. of), Mo- exceed £200,000) (B. S. Essex, & Godfrey Hudson,medical officers;
newden, Wickham Market manager), 17 Pall Mall east, London Edward Compton, hon. sec.; Miss
Keen Harry Wm. Badwell Ash, Bury SW; A'Ctive agents required Mary Glenn, matron), Cemetery rd.
Kend·aU-Ohapman Frank, Bungay rd. •
Mildenhall
Halesworlh HORSE COLLAR MAKERS. East Suffolk & Ipswich Hospital.
Marston C. Bungay roller mill,Bungy Rumsey Lionel, Debenbam, Stowmrkt (Christopher Mercer Durrant M.D.
Row Wm. '& Son, Saxmundham Wood Arthul' Edward, Ixworth, Bury & John Henry Bartlet M.D. hon.
SquirreIl Wm. & Son, Bildeston S.O consulting medical staff; Reginald.
iWhite Chas. Tunstall, Wickham Markt HORSEHAIR SEATING MFRS. Kennedy Casley M.D., F.S.S. E.
Gurteen & Sons, Haverhill Hollis M.D., C.M. W. A. Elliston
HORSE BREEDERS. Kolle H. & Son Limited (James Grid- M.D. Branford Edwards L.R.C.P.
ley, manager), Glemsford RS.O Lond. Herbert Henry Brown M.D.
Morley J sph. C. Kennyhill ho. Soham & Richard William Brogden M.B.,
Pratt Arthur Thomas, The Hall, Laycock S. &; Sos1'SLim.Lavnhm.RS.O
List William & Son, La'Wshall, Bury B.S. honorary medical staff; Walt.
Sproughton, Ipswich William Sinclair M.B., C.M. hon.
Smith Alfred James, Red house, Ren. & Long Melford R. S. 0
Roper WiIIiam Whittingham &; Sons, ophthalmic surgeon; L. Wynn
dlesham, Woodbridge 'Davis M.B.Lond.,M.R.O.lS.,L.R.O.P.
Smith Arth.Wrentham,WangfordB.S.·O High st. & Water st.Lavnhm.B.S.O
house surgn. ;M.Westcott M.R.C.S.
HORSE CLIPPERS. HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS. Eng., L.R.O.P.Lond. assist. house.
surgeon; Rev. William John Gar-
Crowe Chas. Mendlesham, Stowmrkt Barker Burwood, 92 St. George's st. rouId B.A. chaplain; T. Edgar
Short H. Laxfield, Frmlnghm.R.S.O Ipswich Mayhew .A..C.A. sec. & collector;
Hayward H. Saxmundham. See advt J. C. Culf, dispenser; Miss' Deane,.
HORSE DEALERS. Lambert Brothers, 46, 48 & 50 Lorne . matron), Anglesea. road; offices,.
.Aggis Samucl, Kersey, Ipswich road, South Lowestoft Th oroughfare, I PSWIC . h
Ohapman Wm. HundQn, Clare R.S.O Smith Wm. Gord'on -&; Co. (metallic), Ipswich Fever Hospital (Geo. Samp-
Franklin Herbert, Melton, Woodbridge Victoria works, Victoria st. Bul'V -0/ son Ell·....
l...()n, med'lca1 0 fficer; Geo.
& Bred field, Woodbridge Westrope, sec.; Mrs. Ann West-
Harper Geo BarOOn Mills M i l d e n h a l&l .Paul Llm. Rose Lane
Boulton rope, ma t ron, ) F ox h a 11 ron,
d I pswh
• II2 Northgate
Hall'per Thos. , rd. B u r works
y ' NOrwlch I PSWlC. h L'ymg-m . Ch an'ty(M r s . S eam-
Johnson G.F.B.Cumberland st.Wdbdg HORTICULTURAL ENGINRS. men, matron), 83 Berne.n st. Ipswb
Mannall Alfred, Needham Mkt. R. S. 0 See F...nO'ineers Horticultural LoMwestoft t Genernl HBosplwtallk(FredWk.
Martin William (A'ttawade Bran- e • orse, reas.; H . . a er, •
tham, Manningtree .' HOSE MANUFACTURER. A. Shann &; .W. L. Ben, s~rgeons;
Miles Mrs.H.Market hill, Woodbridge SmmmonFredk.IO Spa:rhawk st.Bury J. C: Worbhll~gton, consultmg sur-
Pattle Fredk. Brnntham, Manningtree geon, H. M:lllr Evans, M. L .. Hep-
Pattle William White Street green HOSIERS &: GLOVERS. burn & Wilson Tyson, aSSIstant
Boxford, CoI~hester ' Aldous Edward, 3 Carr st. Ipswich s(~~eo~s ;HFrank Pe~ket~, ~n.s~it.
Pratt C. Decoy fm. Melton, Woodbd~ Barnes Hy. J. Tho'l'o'fare, Woodhrqg .1SS. owes, ~ ron" wes
IWbinson John, Clare R.S.O Bloxsome WaIter, Church st.Woudbdg Pa-brICk Stead HospItal (Pryce Jo~es
Rolf Butcher, Freckenham, Soham Bunga rd E . J• 77 &; 78 H'19.h st. L wstft M R C S E MorrISP L.R.C.P.Ed~.,.
LangfQrd cy W k
Rust Edwd. Vise, Freckenham,Soham Crick Thos. 47 Abbeygat-e st. Bury . . . . ng., er arWlC
Smith R. The Villa, Elmswell, Bury Davies M. J. & F. 72 St. John's L.R.C.P.Lond. & Petms Johanne8'
Smith Thos. High st. Lavenhm.R.S.O street, Bury De Nyssen. L.B.C.p.~nd. hon.
Youngman George Stoke Ash Eye Driver Geo. Thoroughfare,Woodbridge surgeons; MISS A. Atkinson, ma-
, , tron), Bungay road, Halesworth
HORSE SLAUGHTERERS. Elliott G. 5 Hamilton rd. Felixstowe St. Leonard's Hospital (J. Sinclair
. English Mrs. Anna Maria, 16 &0 18 Holden & Herbert J. Finch, sur-
Baker Robert, Beck Row, Soham Queen street, Ipswich geons; Joseph Alexander, hon.sec. ;
Barber Mrs. Mary, Romany cottage, Everett Albert, 15 Tavern st. Ipswch Miss E. C. Strange, matron), New-
Ford, Combs, Stowmarket Footman, Pretty & Co. Thorougllfarb ton road, Sudbury
Barnes Geo. Anthony, Yaxley, Eye Woodbridge Seckford Dispensary (ElphinstoD&
Bull David, Wetherden, Stowmarket Haken R. P. 18 Cornhill; warehouse, Ho ill sM. D ., C.M. surgeon; An -
C<>e base, Kentford, Newmarket 5 St. Andrew's st. north, Bury thony Alfred Henley L.B.O.P.Edin.
Ford Thomas, Ulverston hall, Deben- Jary G. H. 7 1 &0 73 Fore st. IpswiCh consulting surgeon; Horaee E. Kell,
ham, Sbowmarket Le Grice H. II6 London 'I'd. Lowestoft hon. sec.), Seckford st. Woodbridgeo
Foulger .Arthur, Botesd1l1e, Diss Nunn Wa.lter J. & Son, 48 Abbey- Southwold O<>ttage Hospital & Nurs~
Foulger James S. Botesdale, Diss gate street, Bury ing Benefit Association (Mrs. Chas.
Franklin Herbert, Me'1ton, 'Voodbrdge Ridley Arth. J. 32 Tavern st.Ipswich Foster, sec.), Park lane, Southwold
Harding G. jun. Lakenheath, Brandon Robinson Wm. Ma.gdalen st. Eye Stowmarket Fever Isolati~n Hospital,.
Perry Albert, Alwood green, Ricking- Roper Fredk In. Market pI. Bungay Bury road, Stowmarket
hall Superior, Disl Scott Buchanan, 21 & 23 Old Butter Suffolk General Hospital (Rt. Macnab
Spooner Daniel, Naylana, Colchester market, Ipswich M.D. consulting medical officer;.
Taylor John, Hopton, Thetford Shepherd Charles Moses, 18a, Market Robert Harry Lucas, Charles S.
Underwood E. Bros. Ixworth, Bury hill, Sudbury; & at Long Melford Kilner M.B. & Joseph S. Hinnell
Warne lbrook, Ilketshall St. Mar- Staff John H. &0 Co. 25 Butter mrkt. M.D. medical officers; Geo. Master
garet, Bungay Bury M.D. assistant medical officer ;:
Wisby Mrs.M. Sternfield,Saxmundhm Sunnuckg Henry, 16 Carr st. & 21 Sydney V. H. Underhill, house sur-
St. Matthew's street, Ipswich geon; Rev. W. Molesworth Ed-
. HORSE TRAINERS. Turner Wm. Ipswich st. S'towmarket wards, chaplain; Henry Bonner,.
Ashman .Toseph, High st. B'1'andon Turrell A. J.65 &0 71 St.John's st.Bury sec.; Miss Mary Hams, matron),
Barber William, Douglas place,Beccles Wightman Hy.& Son,Market pI.Bungy Hospital road, Bury
Duke W. W. 44 Sootion rd. Sud'bury HOSIERY KNITTERS. HOT WATER ENGINEERS.
Enooh Harry, Exning, N e w m a r k e t . .
Fennell Harry, Melton, Woodbrillge G;ave MlS.S L. 17 Crown st. IpSWIch A.rmon Geo. S. 34 St. Jo'hn's st.Lwstft
Fennell Harry John, Wickham Mrkt Pltcher MISS E. C~urch st. Wo~dibdg Ashby John, Mill Road joinery works
Peck Percy, Exning, Newmarket Redgrave Mrs. LOlS, 44 Old :Nelson &; High street, Lowestoft
Pickering Samuel, Kentford house, street, Lowestoft Day James D. & Sons, Needham Mal"-
Kentford, Newmarket ket R.S.O
Snare Robert, Elmswell, Bury HOSPITALS, INFIRMARIES 8& Hayward Harry, Saxmundham. Se&
Stlrowger Thos. Blyburgate st.Beccles DISPENSARIES. advertisement
Veasy Arthur, Walp<>le, Halesworth Beccles Hospital (R. J. Metcalfe M.D. Howard Alfd. 75 High st. Southwold'
Webb Frederic, Etheldreda house, hon. consulting physician; W. M. Orfeur John Hy. Milton rd. Stwmkt
iExning, Newmarket Crowfoot F.R.C.S. W. T. McComb Orsboum Herbert, Bury st.StowmrJd
Whit-eland Aug. Wingfield st. Bungay L.R.C.P. Hugh Paul Helsham Osbom Charles L. High street, Had-
Wi.hard Enoch, Melton house,Exning, M.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P. &0 G. R. Fox leigh RS.O
Newmarket F.R.C.S. hon. medical officers; J. Plumer Frederick S., R.S.S. Ipswich
Woolnough G. B. Old market, Brccles E. Crisp esq. hon. treas.; J. P. street, Stowmarket. See adven
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TRADES DIRECTORY.]
Wrinch &; Sons, St. Lawrence works,
Ipswich
Barnard. Bishop .. Barnards Framlm·gham R .S
Llm. Norfolk iron works,Norwich.
See advert. facing commencement
• of Norfolk Directory
Boul'ton .. Paul Lim. Rose Lane
works, Norwich
HOTELS.
Arrllalged to Towns &; Piaces.
See also Temperance Hotels.
Aldeburgh R.S.O. :
Brudenell,EdmundGarnham S
SUFFOLK. HOU 489
Pier, William Isaac Mildenhall :
Station family &; commercial, Wade Bell, Mrs. Susan Booty, High street
William Pearl White Hart commercial &; posting
. .: O house, G eorge J eff ery, Hig h st
Crown family &; commercial, Tom Nayland, Colchester.-White Hart.
Alfred Brooks, Market hill . Albert Ernest Harvey
Crown &; Anchor family &; commer- Needham Market R.S.O.:
cial, William Hawes, Church st Rampant Horse, Matthew Frowe
Station commercial &; posting house, Swan commercial, Wm. J. Curtis
Jas. Woodward, Woodbridge road Orford, Wickham Market:
Fressingfield, Harleston.-Fox &; Goose Crown &; Ca.stle commercial, family
family &; commercial(The),J.Matten &; posting house, G9OI1'ge Huu,t
Glemsford R.S.O.-Crown commercial, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft: