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'2mN'I'l~f; ~\iW rUBI,ISIIED Id R. HTEONG, :r.rATIKI!;T SQUARE,BEOMLEY, KENT.
A preface is considered the proper thing In a 11('\'.'
book; the object being to give the reader some id'_',l
of its contents. But the BTomley Directory has ;)(;\',.
been ten years before the public) therefore cannot ;:\
looked upon as new) but a new number of a series coming
out in yearly parts with additions and corrections.
That the present Dircctory for 1875 will be fOUlldmore interesting than its predecessors we will not· vcnturc
to say) but in justice to ourselves we must state that
no pains have been spared to make it as nearly as
possible correct) and thus enhancc its usefulncss) and
consequently its valuc) which we have set down at One
Shilling) or Onc Shilling and Twopence per post~. Tlv ~is our price} though many say it is worth double
money. But wc are contcnt while the purchasers are:,
And rcmaIn}
Very respectfully}
THE CO]\1PILF:~,
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
BROMLEY .•~l1r"~"'" (1 tL (ltmily draper, hosier, &c. . ...Ardern, ""v. J., dairyman, and wine spirit merck:):Ayling, E., currier and leatherseller, . . ...\.yling, T. & Son, boot and shoe m~nuf~cturcrs.\.yling, William T., oil and colornuD .lialls, Henry, tailor and trousers ill:l.kcr .TI~,nk", J"":yh. t•.?.lJi:'.11·.?:.;:o:..::.r, and cheesemongerIL:cl::":. ~.. gr,~·~..::r~::1 prU'.15lon dealerIhxt'.?r. V,·. '\" .. f:lr'.::I.- c!1:::::is~R,c:ter &: Payne. auctioneers and estate agentsR.:.:a F .. i:::liih- ·te.l dealer and grocerBlulldeli 'I,. fiihmongcr, poulterer, &c.Blt.nilcll, '\\'. T .. fruiterer and greengrocerBoorah, T.. f:J.~il'y grocer and provision dealerBoyn:'.'':. :~. G., carman and contractor ...Brown \:; .":on, tailc)fs and outfittersBrowning, J. W., dyer, bleacher, &c.Buckle & Griffin, coal und coke merchantsBulleid, A., contractor and horticultural builderBurgess J., boot nnel shoe maker ...Bush. S~ book5·.:11er.st:1tioner, und bookbinderCarreek.. "-. ~ .. h:rJstul1cr, stationer, &c.Cham1i:'rb:n. J.. bv.:mling school for young gentlemenChapm:lll. ~E5S(,S, cst:lhlishment for young ludi1'5Child,; _""Co.. :lt1ctionecrs. surveyors, &c.Cole. E .. plumb.:r! gj,sfittcr! decorator, &c.Coop.:-:-,B:-o~hers, corn merchantsCoop:::!', li. G., butcher... . ..Coop:::r .r.. plumber. gasfiHer, and hot water engineerDarb:', 'Yo II.! m3.son and contractor ...D.nies. 'Y., b3.ker aUlI confcctioner ...D.1.,i~. ~iis", drawing and water colour paintingDJ.'\'is, :\liS5 C., teachcr of music ..•Doc & Son, boot and shoe makers .Dunn, E., upholsterer and undertaker ..• . ..Dunn, J. & E., upholsterers, cabinet makers, undertakers, &c.Ellis, S., school for young gentlemen ...:Filby, Brothers, hair dressers, l)eriume~, &c. . .•Fisher, J., furniture removerFox & Sons, brewers, Oak brewery! FarnboroughFrancis and Lloyd, ironmongers, gas fitters, and plumbersGael and Tupper, photographers and picture frame manufacturersGarwood, H. W., watch and clock maker, jeweller, &c.Gayfcr, W., middle class school
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INDEX TO NAMES OF ADVERTISERS.
Gilbert, T., grocer and baker •.• '"G~m.\.e."'t, "W • &. ~~l\, \\'a.\l'jm.~1lGrinsted.. Daniel, coal merchantGrubb, W. A., builder, &c. :.. ..• . .•Hammond, G., plumber, gasfitter, and house decoratorHannan's pianofort.e and music warehouseHannan, R. Y., photographer .••Hambleton & Co., dyers and cleanersRilhner. W., draper, hosier, and millinerHinchliffe, D., statuary and masonRomreopathic pharmacy... ... ... . ..Hopton, J., fruiterer and greengrocer, coal merchant, &c.JIow, James, watch and clock maker, jeweller and silversmithtIoward John, pork butcher .Hutchings, E. & Co., dyers, cleaners, &c.Ingles, W. H., saddler and harness makerIsard, Edward, tallow chandler ...Isherwood, J., family and dispensing chemistJames J., baker and confectioneuJohnson, G. T., fishmonger and poultererJohnstone, W., family grocer, cheesemonger, &c.Jones, G., family draper, &c.Jones, T. B., ironmonger, gasfitter, &c.Lownds, W., fly proprietor, White Harl Hotel ..•Lynes Mrs., milliner, dressmaker, &c. •.• . ••Martin, E., grocer, wine, spirit, and bottled beer merchantMaunder, ·W., fancy bread and biscuit baker:Mead, :JIiss, young ladies' school:\Iersh, 'V., carman and contractor .,.~1iddlellliss, W., bread and biscuit baker~Iorlcy, Thomas, Bromley Academy ...?\Iowat, James, tailor, &c. ..• . ..Nash John, draper, silk mercer, and milliner •..Nash and Milstead, berlin wool and fancy repositoryNelson, Richard, accountant and auditor ... ... . .•X ettlefold, 1., auctioneer and appraiser, upholsterer, and undertakerOdden, J .• family grocer, tea dealer, and prmision merchantOliver, P., boot and shoe makerOrford, :JIiss, young ladies' school ... . ..Pamphilbn, George, wine find spirit merchant ..•Phillpott, W., boot and shoe maker ..•Podger, H., Page Heath Laundry... . ..Pulham, C., monumental and cemetery works ...Pyrke, B. S., grocer, &c. . .•Quick, H. D., shirt and collar maker .Ranson, T., decorator, painter, &c .Ratley & Thorpe, toy and fancy repositoryRedfern, Henry, gas and hot water engineer ..• . ..Roberts, Mrs., Berlin repository, and baby linen warehouseRoyal Exchange Assurance CorporationRussell, T. R. & H., carriers ...Sanders, Mrs., dress and mantle maker ..•Satchell, T., plwnber, glazier, and dcco,rative painter
Shillcock, J. B., chemist, &c. xlvi.Simmons, W., tailor, &c. ... .•• .It It. ••• xii.Smith, Mrs. E. S., dress, mantle, and costume maker... ..• xxii.Smith, Edward S., teacher, cleaner, and regulator of sewing machines xxii.Sparrow hawk, R., draper and silk mercer xxi.Steiert & Dotter, watch and clock makers xi.strang, E., china and glass warehouse ..•... xxiv.Strong, E., letter-press, copper-plate, and lithographic printer i.Sturt, Misses, schools for young ladies and gentlemen xxxii.Stubbs, Wm., miller, corn, coal, and seed merchant lxiIi.Talby, Sergt. G. W., drill instructor. &c. xxxvi. lxi.Tilling George, job and post master ... xxix.Trotter, E. and A.. E., the Bromley arcade iii.Unstcad, E., grocer and pro"ision merchant xxxix.Uridga, ~Irs. E., family grocer, cheesemonger, & foreign wine merchant xxiv.'Valker &. Holmes, cabinet makers, and upholsterers... ... xxvii.'Veeks, George, furnishing and manufacturing ironmonger xxxix.Wells, G. M., upholsterer and furniture dealer...... xliii.Wells, T., family grocer and tea dealer lvii.Wheeler, Miss, young ladies school... xxxiv.'Villby. James, carolan, &c, ... !vii'Yingfield. James, nurseryman and florist Iii.'Vitham, J., billiard rooms lxiv.'Vood, W. S., ramoneur, &c. xiv.
BECKENHAM.Allen, J., builder, upholsterer, underUiker, and house agentBailey C., gas, hot water, and steam engineerBarnes, Mr., auctioneer and estate agent ..•Bluudell, 'V., fishmonger and poulterer ...Booth, William, family grocer and provision merchantChurch & Son, builders, funeral furnishers, &c.Churcher &. Son, boot aud shoe makers •.•Cook, Thomas, seedsman and floristCC'oper, Brothers, corn merchants ... .Cumberland, John, tailor, hatter, hosier, and shirt makerDay, T. S., family chemist ... ...DeBruin, Mrs., berlin wool and fancy repositoryDurrant, J. E., plumber and house decoratorEvans, T., tailor and habit makerFisher, I. J., baker and confectionerFreeman, J. P., grocer and buttermanFrith, A., plumber, gas and hot water fitter... . ..Gascoyne, 'V. & Sons, architects, surveyors, and contractors ..•Graham, T., builder, plumber, gas, and hot water fitter •.•Green, J. H., family and dispensing chemist ...Hillier & Jones, French and English milliners, dressmakers, &c.HiI'd, George, draper and silk mercerHoare, S., boot and shoe maker ... •.. ..• ..•Homewood, G., family grocer and wine and spirit merchant ..•Hooker, J., builder and undertaker ... •.. . ..Keeler, J., nurseryman •.•Levens, William, cook and confectioner
iNDEX TO NAMEs OF ADVERTISERS.
Longhurst, A. & E., berlin and fancy needlework repositoryLovelock, W., statuary and mason ... ... . .•Lownds, W., job and post master •••Lumsden, T. C., fruiterer, greengrocer, and potatoc l'alesmanManger, E., draper, milliner, ~c. ••• ... •.•Merriman, Miss, preparatory schoolMiddleditch, H., saddler and harness maker ..•Moore and Matthew, coal, coke and seed merchantsPurvis. C., hay, com. and seed merchant... . ..Rose, Mrs. G., and Miss Hoseason, young ladies l'choolSparrow, G., bread and biscuit baker... •..Steele, John, wine a:ld spirit merchant... . ..Turle, R., wine, spirit, and bottled beer merchants ...Webb, W., china and glass warehouseWilson G. D., hair dresser and perfumer ...Wilson, W. J., collar and harness maker
CHISLEHURST.Ball, B., boot and bhoe manufacturerBarham, W., baker, &c. ..• ..•Brett & Sons, plumbers and gas engineers ..Chattell, Mr. David J., auctioneer and estate agentCheeseman, William, greengrocer and fruiterer ..•Field, George, livery and bait stables... ..•Greengrass, G., upholsterer, cabinet and blind maker ...Humphery, Mr. and Mrs., preparat()ry school for sons of gentlemenInns, D., plumber, painter, glazier, &c.Jull, J. W., smith and farrierMitchell, T., job master and livery stablo keeperMorphett, G. E., tutor,Sim, Robert, nurseryman and seedsmanSimpson, Hales, dispensing chemistTapsell, H., buil9.er and undertakerTapsell, H., saddler and harness makerWillis & Son, M. A, tailors and habit makersWilson, W., miller, corn dealer, and seedsmanWright, Brothers, upholsterers
SIDOUP.Ford, G. A., carpenter, joiner, and undertakerSmall, Henry, plumber, gas and water fitter, &c.
St. MARY CltAY.Francis, Mrs., millinery and dressmaking establishmentLane, G. & J., nurserymen and se€dsmen ..•Lee, William, general draperNorwich Union fire insurance society,Tyrer, Harry, coal and coke merchant
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ADVERTisEMENTS.
trinting ~ffitt,AND GENERAL STATIONA~Y WAREHOUSE,
14. JliAR,..KET.~E~UAR,..E,- .
BROMLEY, KENT.
!9 S!ilONi~Pfrinter and Stationer,
BOOKBINDER, &c.
~tlPP41t-@ratq and :Jithl1!1l1atJ1ti4i1linting.~---Books, Pnmphlets, Reports nnd Balance Sheets, Club Rules, Posters, Hand Bills, Cards.Circulars, Programmes, Bill H£'a<1s,Receipt, Order, and Delivery Books, Note HeadinglO,
Memorandums, &c., expeditiously Printed in the flret style of ",orkmanship.
A~SOUNCEMENTS OF
BIRTHS, UARRIAGES, AND DI<;ATIIS,
AND
GENERAL ADVERTISEMERTS,
FORWARDED TO THE
LONDON AND PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS.
MAGAZINES AND MONTlJLIES
REGULAULY SUPPLIED.
NEW BOOKS PROCURED TO ORDER
AT
. PUBLISHERS PRICES.
M ITS rCA T II A I, 1'-1' R r C E.
~th£,crSt ~tt.ottnft ~tlln:rranb1tmt ttnb ~achct ~DoksOF ALL KINDS.
ENGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.Crests, Dies, and lIfonogranls. Envelope.~ and Papel' Stamped.
BOOKS BOUND AND REPAIREDTo any required pattern.
Agent for Letts and Co's. Ordnance Maps.
Daily and 'Weekly Pttpers punctually supplieti to order in the Town, London Road,Farwig, Plaistow, Frcelan<1~ Road, Widmore Roltd, Widmore, &c., &c.
MESSRS. JOHN FOX & SONSBEG to inform their friends and the public that their Fine
Season Brewed PALE ALES are in good condition foruse. They have been carefully brewed from Malt of the finestquality, and they are hopped with the best Kent growths.
EAST INDIA PALE ALE, 56/- per Barrel, Cash Price.XL PALE ALE •..................... 50/- "BB BITTER BEER, 40/- "
W. MA UNDER'S NURSERY BISCUITS.Soups, Ices, Ice Puddings, Jellies, Creams, Blanc-manges, &c.
Wedding, Christening, and School Cakes. Buns, Pastry, and Luncheoncakes fresh every morning.
·W. MAUNDER'S Carts supply the following places, viz.: Beckenhl1m,Chislehurst, Masons Hill, Bickley, Farwig, New Bromley, Bromley Common,Plaistow, Widmorel Elmstead, and Keston daily.
viii. ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. PODG-ER,PAGEHEATH STEAM LAUNDRY,
BROMLEY, KENT.
HOT WATER AND LAUNDRY ENGINEER.
, Fitter of Drying Closets either by Steam, Hot Air, or HotWater, on the most modern improvements,
and economical terms.\
~gtnt for nIl hin1)fJ Df ~nun1)r)l ~lutgincrJl.H. P. begB' to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that he has
every convenience, and complete apparatus, thus enabling him toundertake the Cleaning and Renovating of every article of House-hold Linen, Drawing Room and Bedroom Furniture, &0., &0.
LACE, MUSLIN, AND DIMITY CURTAINS,Cleaned and Framed, and finished equal to new.
Counterpanes, Blankets (either plain or coloured, or withcoloured borders), cleaned and finished as new,
Families waited upon f01' orders in Bromley, Bickley, and Plaistow.
Ox rrollgues, Dai~·y Fed Porli, &c.
:L\I.I::l1k. ! 1\I.I:i.1k. !! 1\1[:l1:K !!!
W. G 0 MER & SON,Dl\.IRYlUEN,
ROPE DAIRY, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, I{ENT.
Families supplied with Genuine New JJlillr, and Cream, Dail!}.FRESH AND DORSET BUTTER, LARD, NEW LAID AND FRENCH EGGS.
Agents for the London Tea Companyls Teas, andHill and Jones' Pure Confectionery.
ADVERT1sEMENTS.
AND
REFRESHMENT CONTRACTOR .•
FESTIV AL, PIC-NIO, EXOURSION, DINNER AND TEAPARTIES PROVIDED FOR.
~~hhingt or;griat~ningt ~ah~xint ~4Jll1l1tAND ALL KINDS OF CAKES•.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH GENUINE HOME-MADE COTTAGEAND HOUSEHOLD BREAD.
Agent for Horniman's Purre Tea, and Chapman's EntireWheat Flour.
. JOHN JA~ES,8, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, ICENT.
T. B L U N DEL 1,. tfi~hmotlgtt, loulttttt,
AND
LICENSED DEALER IN GAME,
4, THE PAVEMENT, WIDMORE ROAD,B ROM LEY"
BY APPOINTMENT TO THE IMPERIAL FAMILY.
Wenham Lalw and Rough Ice Merchant.
~isb frrsh d:rerU ~orninll sUFplhh hU ~olltrud at ~bpmte per lJeah.ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
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\~~XVIll. ADVERTISEMENTS.
UPHOLSTERERS, CABINET MAKERS,
PAPERHAN GERS,AND
U N D E R T..A.K E R S,ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE,
123, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.
J. DUNN, SEXTON OF BROMLEY PARISH CHURCH.Licensed Appraiser. Goodspurchased on commission.
VALUATIONS FOR PROBATE, &c~
BROMLEY CANDLE WORKS.~
EDWARD ISARD,
TALLOW CHANDLERAND
OlfL JUEBCHANT,MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY, KENT.
AGENT TO
Price's, Field's, and Ogl~by's Patent Candle Companies.
KENT FIRE AND· UNITED LIFE OFFICE.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xix.
BROWN & Co.,TAILORS, HATTERS
AND
OUTFITTERS,PARIS HOUSE,
85, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,JUVENILE CLOTHI~GI
~,
~hab)lmnht QtlutlJts nliun)ls .au hnuh.
E D WAR D DUN N,1,0, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.
AND
UNDERTAKER,
PAPER HANGER AND ApPRAISER,
, ~.o.obfJ ntX'~fun!1 ~tmo~th hAl X'oab-,OX'X'ail:oX' ,~nX'~lJoufJth.
~x. A1YVERTISEMENTS ..
R9 Via "A R MAN ~SPHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,
75, HIGh STREET, BROJJ1LEY.~ESTABLISHED, 1864.
Portmz'ts Of every clesCl'iption taken from 9 a.m. tz'll dusle.
CARTES DE VISITE, 7/6 per dOZ.} T 't'VIGNETTES, 10/~ per doz. WO POSI Ions.
Enlargements to Life Size. Enamelled POr~raits. Transparencies.Locket, Cameo, and Medallion Portraits, plain or colored.
WORKS OF ART, DEEDS, &c., COPIED.
R. V. HARMAN is now enabledwith the assistance of an Efficieritstaff of Artists to execute anydescription of Photography ..
Landscape, Architectural,' Equestrian, and all kinds of Out-door.Photography. Interiors.
Portraits taken at your own house without extra charge.
PHOTOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS, ETC., COPIED AND IMPROVED,OR ENLARGED.
COL 0 URI N G AND P A I N TIN GIN EVE R V . STY L E.
Publication and Professional work. Contracts for large numbers.
NO EXTRA CHARGE WITHIN SIX MILES.
All prlnting is done on the premises, and proofs can be submitted in three days.Appointments by Posf receive prompt attention.
'Specimens Eent on application, and a list of nearly 1000 AlbumPhotographsof the locality, including nhurches and other places of interest for ten milesround-to be had mounted or unmounted 6d. each, or six for 2/6, of allStationers, or of
R. V. Ha.rman, 'rG,Dig" St.-eet" Brom!ey.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xxi.
R. SPARROWHA WK,
DltA-FEIl, f],ILK MERCER
~ittim~rt &~.t90, WIDMORE ROAD,
BROMLEY, KENT.
R. V. H~~RMAN'S
75, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.
Pianofortes (by the best makers), Harmoniums, etc.,
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
PIANOFORTES TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Uvwards 9f 5000 pieces of the newest music to seleet froID!or proQured t<;> Qrder,
xxii. ADVERTISEMENTS ••
Mrs. E. S. SMITH,DRESS MAKER & COSTUMIER
(ADJOINING MARKET SQUAREJ
WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.EVERY
SE1VINGCLEANED AND
LESSONS GIVEN
Machines Supplied
KIND OF
MACIIINEREGULATED.
at JJfakm"s Prices,
By JEDWARB So SNIITII,Apply at the above address (see name plate on gate).
fi"'" All Machines to be Cleaned 01' Regulated 1'etumed the following day
BATLmrr ~ THOll!'!,TOY AND FANCY REPOSITORY,
89, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.Established 1861.
QEngIisgttnb Jffartign ~a!rfJ in grtttf irttrid!r.FABINET, ~EATHER, AND fANCY 'pOODS,
J A QUE S' 0 R 0 QUE T.
A choice selection of Fancy Articles suitable for Presents.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xxiii,
ESTABLISHED 1750.T. B. JONES,
Gas Fitter. Bell Hanger. Gun and Lock Smith.
~ (Late J. B. Walte1:), fIi~ M
~ Q9~n4raI and ~tt~ni~hing J!lttlnutong,ert ~,~~~:zt~fJ2
~Churches, Conservatories, 9' Bctths jitted up with Hot water. ~
Wrought, Cast, Iron, Cont~nuoUl;la.nd other Fencing. ~~
Tinning, Lacquering, and all kinds of repairs done on the premises.
118, HIGH STREET J BROMLEY.
~t-3 CLOSE FIRE AND OPEN RANGE MANU]'ACTURER.c::ItJj
~Wtd~
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON WORK.
Executed by first-class hands at the shortest notice.
FI'r AND S'rYLE G-UA'RANTEED.
~xviii. ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. A. G RUB B,BUILDER, CONTRACTOR,
l}ouse lleco.ratoJ:, &c., &c.,
1, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY •.ESTIMATES GIVEN 'FOR GENERAL RE PAIR.S.
~Conservatories and Greenhouses built on the most
approved principles.
o. P U L H A.M,
~gUUmtnt~! ~ud ~tmtftr~ ~grk"MASONS HILL, BROMLEY.
The following Goods are always on hand to select from. Stone and Marble ChimneyPieces of every description. Copings, Sinks, Steps, Door and Window Sills. Tooledand Rubbed Paving and Landings of various thicknesses.
Architects and Builders supplied.
Estimates given lor every de8cl'i;ptiol~01Stone an~Mal'Q(e work,
A'bVERTISEMENT~.
(From Peckham)
JOB AND POST MASTER,Tylney Road, & Bird-in~hand, Widmore;
BICKLEY AND CHISLEHURST STATIONS.
f'
Horses and
Carriages to Let
on Job,
~orlong or short
periods.
Superior
private 4-horse
Omnibuses
HORSES BROKEN TO HARNESS.
ORDERS BY POST WILL BE PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Families waited on eve1'Ymorning jor orders if required.
A. B U L LIE D,~llntra~fllr anh ~O'rtitulturar ~uiIlrtrt
TYLNEY ROAD, WID MORE, BROMLEY.---:0:--
SINGLE AND DOUBLE LIGHT GARDEN BOXES IN STOCK.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR GENERAl. REPAIRS,
:xxx ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR
YOUNG GENTLlD:M:EN,CONDUCTED BY
lib 11~ ~ • ~ l\ a £ II A H,
PARKHURST,
-COPERS COPE ROAD, BECI(ENHAM.-fet-
c1lttrz. ~4nttg~ ~tlZ4 & ~i~~ ~tl~4ttSitln~FFER a Superior Education to YOUNG LADIES. They~ receive Pupils in Beckenham and from the surroundingNeighbourhood.
MRS. ROSEl & Mtss HOSEASON are assisted by Resident Foreigiland English Governesses, and first-class Masters.
1'teterences to Olergymen, and to the Parents and Friendsof Pupils.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xxxi.
(LATE OF KING'S COLLEGE SCHOOL, LONDON)
~~!~ib~~ a [tin !outt~ ~~ttf1~m~tt~itI1~X'a~ ~U:!li1tl1i1~ ,OX' ~ a)l ~oro:b~X'~,
TO PREPARE FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, &c.
The number will not exceed ten, so that each may receivethat special separate attention so essential to beginners.
The Pupils will be thoroughly grounded in all the subjectsconsidered necessary to a liberal education.
Testimonials and References of the most satisfactorycharacter.
ADDRE.SS:7, FLORENCE VILLAS; CHISLEHURST.
CHISLEHURST COMMON(NEAR CAl'tIDEN PARK)
iOllnU1look~Ott~e irepallator~~4hllOIFOR THE SONS OF GENTLEMEN.
CONDUCTED BY MR. AND MRS. HUMPHERY,Who have devoted their lives to the education of children.
Boys under twelve yea1'S of age are thoroughly prepared for thePublic Schools, 9'c.
Mr. Humphery has, for many years been Professor and Teacher of theNatural Sciencesand English Language, and Literature in Colleges, Schools,and Families from whom he can have the highest testimonials.
Mrah1ing an)) ~attr:QJ:oIour lBaintill!J." I <
MISS DA VI'S""
Pupil and Medallist of the (C School of Art,"
PIVES J-ESSONS IN THE ABOVE ...ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• FOR TERMS APPLY AT
39, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY.
MUSIC.
~ISS c. DA VI;~~~~~ Pianoforte, at her~ own or her Pupils' residences.,For Terms andfurther particulars apply at
Middle Class B,oarding School. BROMLEY COMMON, I(ENT.
PRINCIPAL :-MR. WJI. GAYFER.
Mr. GAYFER,who is assisted by resident and non-resident Tutors,prepares Young Gentlemen for Professional or Mercantile pursuits,also for examination by the various Legal, Medical, and otherSocieties.
A thorough English Education is given, comprisfd of thefollowing subjects :-English Grammar, Analysis, Composition,English, Grecian, Roman and Scripture History, Geography,Physiology, Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid, Mensuration, Writing(all styles), Spelling, Drawing, Book-keeping, French, Latin,German, &c., &c., &c.
{Music 21/- per quarter} 111 t tt d +: ~1 .
E t D "II' 16 as er a en s J01· ..0 USlCX ras, n mg 7,. T: d d F: 'd
Cricket and Football 3/6" on ues 'lYs an nays.
TERMS:
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d.o per quarter.ooooooo
Which include Board, Laundress, Pew Rent, and instruction in theabove subjects as follows: "
£ s.
{
!) under 11 years of age (j 6Quarterly 11 ,,13 " .6 16
13 ,,14 " 7 ]0
f 9 ,,11 " 5 5Weekly Boarders 11 " ]3 5 16
.13 ,,14 " 6 0
{!) 11 3 10
Day Boarders 11 " 13 4 0
The House and (}l'ounds are extensive ;-well ventilated Dormitorie! andSr:hool Rooms-Gravelly soil-Field attached for Cricket, Football, 9"c.
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xxxiv. ADVERTISEMENTS.
~J)'ung Jahita' ~tgDJ)'lt
BROOMFIELD, FREELANDS ROAD,CONDUCTED BY MISS MEAD,
On the Educational principles endorsed uy the Government.
ARE SID E N T F R E N C H G 0 V ERN E S S.
KINDER GARTEN CLASSES.
PnOFEIlSORS:Music-Mr. WALTER LATTER, R.A.M.Drawing-Miss DAVIS, Medallist of South Kensington.Dallcing-Mrs. ALFRED SPENCER.Drill and Calisthenics-Mr. LOY SMITH, of H. )f,'s
Body Guard.
AT
CROMWI~LL IIOUSE, "BROMLEY COM~10N.
This School is conducted on the modern PestaZoxxianmethod adopted uy Government ..
A FRENCH TEACHER IS RESIDENT IN THE HOUSE.
PROFESSORS ATTEND FOR TIlE PIANO, SINGING, &: IJRA H1NG.
Lectures in Science are given weekly by Mr. SONNENSCHEIN,ofBedford College.
JHn'iter ~llden)n tlJe ~llfllnt 8lel1urfmmt. To this departmentlittle children of both sexes are admitted. Terms, and otherparticulars may be obtained from MISS WHEELER, Principal, atCromwell House.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xxxv.
IN UNION WITH THE COLLEGE OF PRECEPTORS,
BROMLEY, I(ENT.
PRINCIPAL, THOMAS MORLEY, L.e.p.rATE JliEMBER OF THE FOUNCIL1
The course of Instruction comprehends - Languages: English, French,and Latin.-History: English, Modern and Ancient, including BiblicalHistory, with especial reference to Ancient Egypt.- Geog1'aph.y: Sacred andSecular.-Plain and Ornamental Writ.ing. Arithmetic (logically), Book.keeping, Mensuration, Algebra, Euclid, Trigonometry, Plain and Spherical;Mechanics, Conic Sections, Differential and I~tegral Calculus, and Chemistry.
FIRE, LIFE, and MARINEASSURANCESon liberal terms.FIRE DUTY-This Tax having been abolished, the PREMIUM
is NOW the only charge for FIRE INSURANCES.Life Assurances, with or without participation in profits.Division Of Profit every Five Y p,ars.The Corporation bear the cost of Policy Stamps and Medical Fees.A liberal participation in Profits, with a guarantee of a large invested
Capital-stock, and exemption, under Royal Charter, from the liabilities ofpartnership.
The advantages of Modern practice, with the security of an Office whoseresources have been tested by the experience of more than a Centuryand a-half.
A Prospectus and Table of Bonus will be forwarded on application.
Agent for Bromley,MR.J AMES HOW,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.
xxxviii ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. N. CARRECK,92, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT,
BIRD STUFFER,AND
PiCTURE FRAil1E MANUFACTURER,Dealer in Glass Shades and Window Glass.
( Awarded Prize Medal South Eastern Exhibition, 1866,)
Old Frames regilded. Pictures mounted or stretched. Mouldingin the length. The trade supplied.
~~irbSt &t.t £ltuffth &- ~lo1tnt~h in £lgnh~s.or m:n~)ts.
Plumes dressed and made up for Ladies Hats, !te.Books Bound to any Pattern. Superior workmanship guarranteed.
MANUFACTORY-5, EAST STREET.
GAS FITTER & HOUSE DECORATOR,
19, FREELANDS ROAD, BROMLEY.
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Whitewashing, Diste'lnpering, and Paper Hanging.
ESTUIATES GIVEN FOR GERERAL REPAIRS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 22 YEARS.
xxxix.
GEORGE WEE K S,HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,
Near the White Hart Hotel, and
B E a KEN :H A :M:,Near the Railw:1y Station,
Furnisbing £ Manufacturing IronmongerLOCKSMITH, BELL-HANGER AND GASFIT'rER.
BATHS, KITCHENERS, STEAM COOKING APPARATUS repaired andfixed on the most approved principles.
REFERENCES IN TilE NEIGHBOURHOOD. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
Ornamental Wire Work of every description, Garden Arches, Trellis,Rose Trainer.~ and Stakes, Garden Seats and Vases.
G. W. being the appointed Agent for several first class Manufacturers of GardenTools, Engines, Water Barrows, Hydropults, Lawn Mowing Machines, &c.,&c.,is enabledto supply his customers at manufacturers' prices. Carriage free. Illustrated price liston application. .
DEPOT for ELKINGTON'S Celebrated ELECTRO PLATE.~urrU1tte{)- l1i:utlet!!,
B .A T H S LEN TON H IRE.AGENT FOR LIPSCOMBE'S NEW FIL'rER, the only onp, that removes lead, lime
and sewage from water and that is self-cleaning. Prico list on application.
OIL AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMAN,
A Choice assortment of the very best Teas;
All descriptions of Brushes at London Prices. Families waited on daily.
xl. ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. W. BAXTER,( j[ember, by examination, of the Pharmaceutical Society of Gt'eat Britain)
A large and well selected stocle of Hai,' Brushes in Ivory, Pearl,Tortoiseslwll, Bone, and Fancy Woods.
TORTOISESHELL, GUTTA PERORA, BUFFALO, AND OTHER C01tmsIN GREAT VARIETY.
Warranted Tooth Brushes of all patterns of W. W. B.'s celebrated"Elephant" Quality, manufactured expressly for him.
NAIL BRUSHES OF THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED KINDS.
~'oHd nnb- ~mdling ~,Ottl£fJ.fJil.n.est ;?flukeg. and l(jJath rfif/JLangesaf aLL
sLges and shaftes.SCHWEPPE'S SODA AND POTASS WATER, LE1tWNADE A~D GINGER BEER.
Lithia, Seltzer, Vichy, Freidricllsllull, and otller' },.fineral Waters.
Condy's, Burnett's, Collins', Crew's, & other Disinfectants.Genuine Patent lliedicilles.
W. W. BAXTER having premises adjoining the Drug Establishment,supplies every description of FIf?1i and other SAUCES, PICKLES, &c., ofthe best quality.
Finest Salad Oil in Flasks, Quarts, and Pints, bottled from LuccaOil of the very First Quality.
Finest Colza, Oil for the French Moderator Lamp.
ADVERTISEMENTS.-----
ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 20 YEARS.
R. WI GARWOOD,(Successor to C. Gordon)
PRAOTIOAL
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WORKING JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN,
No. 115, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.
Special attention is invited to his
PRESENTATION ELEGANCIES,Consisting of the latest novelties in Gold & Silver,
J8t, and Plated Jewellery.
SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATED GOODS.
~nlh anh ~iIbtr W<!tnt!gt~.ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, &c., &c.
Of the most recltel'cM and tasteful character, adapted in anespecial degree for Bridal, Birthday and other presents.
~Repairs in all the above branches executed under the
immediate supervision of R. W. G.~
CLOCKS WOUND AND KEPT IN REPAIR BY THE YEAR.
Clocks cleaned in the Count/'y-distance no object.
xlii. ADVERTISEMENTS.
NASH & MILSTEAD,EElRl]W & lAwtey EJEF&$IT&IY,
NEAR THE WHITE HART HOTEL,
146, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.
T. R. & H. R U SSE L L,
B1Cl{LEY, BROMLEY, and SHORTLANDS
TO AND FROM ALL PARTS OF LONDON DAILY.
Sets out at Eight in the Morning, and calls at the following Offices:
Spotted Dog, Stran(l Bull's Head, Bread-streetShip, Charing Cross Four Swans, Bishopgate-streetSpread Eagle, Regent Circus Flower Pot, Bishopgate-streetOld White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly Spread Eagle, Gracechurch-streetGriffin's Green Man and Still, Oxforcl-st. White Lion Cellar, Gracechurch-streetBlue Post, Tottenham Court Road ~o. 11, Gracechureh-streetKing of Denmark, Old Bailey Phronix, King William-street, CityNo. 10, Old Bailey George Inn, BoroughSutton's Office, Foster Lane Nag's He::td, BoroughFountain, Foster Lane George & Dragon, Lime Kilns, Greenwich
~ No Parcel above tlle value of £10 ~cill be accounted for if lost, unless enteredas such and paid for acc01'dingly.
ORDERS RECEIVED BY
MR. PYRKE, GROCER, 24, Hmn STREET, BROMLEY, AND Mn. BROWNING, WIDMORE.
T. R. & H. RUSSELL beg respectfully to assure the Gentry and Inhabita.nts living in orncar thc above-mentioned places. that it will be their constant endeavour to deserve
their favours by the utmost punctua.lity and attention.
Sploing -Vall or Cart fOI" Removing Goods.PLEASE DIRECT-" BY RUSSELL,"
ADVERTISEMENTS. xliii.
w. IT. BLUNDELL,
Jfrttit~rt~ and <mltt~ngrllttrtWIDMORE,
DINNER AND EVENING PAUTIES ATTENDED.
G. M. WE L L S,
~ph~~~tttt~, ~u~uiturt ~ud !~d~i~gWAREHOUSE,
147, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT.
ALL G-OODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND ATLONDON PRICES.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT OR SOLD.
xliv. ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED IS03.
COOPEIt, BROTHER8,~lllrn ~tr~hants,
19, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY,(Opposite the London and (Jounty Bank),
AND AT HIGH STREET, BECKENHAM.
~t~TG~DEALERS IN HAY, STRAW, AND CLOVER.
MEAL OF ALL KINDS.
Oatmeals, Split Peas and Bird Seeds of every description.
Dealers in Linseed, Cotton, and Rape Cakes.DEPOTS:
BROMLEY AND BICKLEY STATIONS.AnDRESS:
Bromley Depot, and Hollwood Farm, Keston.
AGENTS FOR J. B. LA WES' ARTiFIOIAL MANURES.HAY, CORN, AND STRAW.
Orders punctually attended to.
AGENTS FOR MARTIN & OO.'S WESTERHAM ALES ..
RANSON.,PLUMBER, GLAZIER & DECORATOR,
35, MASONS HILL, BROIl/LEY.~
WRITING, GRAINING, AND GILDING.
Eve1'Y desC1'iption of Plain and Decorative Painting,
Patterns of Paper Hangings, Designs for Decorations, and Estimatessubmitted free of charge.
Conservatories, Greenhouses, and Garden Lights, thoroughlyrepaired and re-painted.
Referencescan be given to several gentlemen in London, Bromley, Bickley,and the neighbourhood.
xlvi. ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN B@W ABD~(Late J. JOlIN SON.)
'UlIR ~nt4lt41lt' ~h~4~·~mllngerann ~tttt~rmnn,65, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY, KENT,
Rich Old and Mild Cheddar, Cheshire, and other CheesesSelected from the best dairies.
FINE MILD DORSET, NORMANDY, AND IRISH BUTTERS.Devonshire Fresh Butter twice a week. French and New Laid Eggs. FineYork Crtlam Cheese, Forest Cream, & Devonshire Clotted Cream, fresh daily.
~:Af{tltOll .:flfIll1.tlb):ar. ~o~h ~~it~.
PRIME MILD WILTSHIRE BACON. THE PEAT SMOKED do.SUPERIOR HAMS AND TONGUES.
I Dairy Fed Pork, Home-made Pork, Beef, and German Sausages,Collared Head, Spiced Beef and Brawn.
I ask a simple question,What is life without a good digestion?
TRY SHILLCOCK'S
DIGESTIVE PILL,Composed of Pure Extract of Rhubarb,
Camomile, DandeHon, and Aromatic Bitters.
These Pills have an extensive sale, and numerous testimonialshave been received of their superior efficacy in derangement ofthe Stomach, arising from Indigestion; they are mild but effectualin their operation, and are strongly recommended by those whohave used them.
To be had in boxes at 1/- and 2/6~each, stamp inch~ded. A 1/- box sentper post on receipt of 13 stamps; a 2/6 box on receipt of 30 stamps, bythe proprietor, J. B. Shillcock, Pharmacentical Chemist, Bromley, Kent.Wholesale Agents: Barclay and Sons, and Newbury and Sons, London,through whom they may be had of any Chemist in the Kingdom.
SOLD BY A. SHILLCOCK, CHEMIST, 33, DUKE STREET, BRIGHTON.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xlvii.
JOHN N AS H,
Draper, Silk Mercer,AND
MILLINER,
ERO~LEY, KENT.
FAMILY MOURNING.
1\1:RS. SANDERS,(Late E. IGngj,
DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER,AND
~nhha' ®1ttfifttT,
14, PARK ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT.
Wedding 9- Mourning Orders punctually executed on shortest notice.
HYDRA.ULIC ENGINEER,(By appointment to the Kent Water WorksJ
7, LONDON ROAD, BROMLEY, KENT ..
~ORDERS BY POST PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
D. HINCHLIFFE,
Statuary and Mason,12, WIDMORE ROAD, BROMLEY.
DEALEH IN CEMENT, PLASTER, PLASTEHER'S HAIR,
GLAZED DRAIN PIPES, TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY
Tops, STAlnmUDSI-IIRE TILES, SLATES,
&c., &c.
RESIDENCE-12, PARK ROAD.
ADVERTISEMENTS. lxiii.
S_ EUSH:7
~llllh5itll ~r, ~tatilllt~r,AND
BOOKBINDER.
A~ellt of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
5, MARKET SQUARE, BROMLEY.
5J=.gentfal!:. the gale e.f the
Celebrated ii SINGER SE~WING NiACHINE."
WILLIAM STUBBS,.:NCILLER,
~~~a~1 ~Jt,~~, ~a~~ @;g~[ emfr,R~~la~f,124, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY.
( Established more than a Century)~
HAY, STRAW, CLOVER, LINSEED CAKES, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Scotch Oatmeals, Groats, Bird Seeds, &c.Agricultural 'and Kitchen Garden Seeds at London Prices.
w. s. Supplies Best Vlallsend Coals, only, which are the Cheapest,giving more heat and being more durable.
DEPOT: BROMLEY STATION.
AGRICULTURAL AND ROCK SALT.
Agent for lIfesS1'S. Norrington's Chemical j}[anw'es.
lxiv. ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE JONES,Linen Draper, Silk Mercer,
HOSIER AND GLOVER.
Noted House for Cheap Stays.AN IMMENSE VARIETY ALWAYS ON HAND.
86, I-IIGH STR~ET, BROMLEY,KENT.
BILLIARD ROOMS,SWAN & MITRE,
91, HIGH STREET BROML·EY.
1- YfITHA.M, fROPRIETOR.
J. W. begs to call the attention of the public t~ his twospacious Billiard Rooms as above. No expense has beenspare~ .to furnish these Rooms with every comfort andconvemence.
N.B. The Tables are by the best makQrs.
ADVERTISEMENTS. xlv.
CHILD S & CO.,
~ttttthm~~r15, ~~thit~ttt15,SURVEYORS & VALUERS,
Land and Estate Agents,99, HIGH STREET, BROMLEY,
AND
:1.29, SOUTE: STREET,
GREENWICH, KENT.
RICHARD NELSON,
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR,FAIRLAWN VILLAS,
m~ ~ ID ~ ~ m ~ Jl ID~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1]1 a'~AND
135, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.
Tradesmen's and Private accounts made up, and BalanceSheets made out on reasonable terms.
157, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C.Auction Sales anti 'Valuations 01' Freebohl andLeasf~bold Estates, FU1'nit1l1"e,~'a••millg Sto~ll,(;ollcction of Rents and Titbes, and the enth'e
and surrounding neighbourhood.~MESSRS. BAXTER & PAYNE having through their Agency. disposed of most of the Residences and Estates that havechanged ownership, are particularly desirous of drawing the atten-of Owners, Trustees, and Residents to this important fact.MESSRS. BAXTER& PAYNE,'Swidely known agency and extensiveconnection enables them to let or sell property of every descrip-tion most advantageously, either by public auction or privatecontract.
Scale of Commission for Sales, Valuations, Letting of Landed Estates,House Property, Farms, &e.,can be had on application.
Mortgages arranged on Freehold and Leasehold Estates.
Agents to the Sun, Fire and Life Office.
BROMLEY
Isa market town, 10 miles from London Bridge, and 14 from Sevenoaks, onthe road between London and Hastings, in the hundred of Ruxley, lathe
of Sutton-at-Hone, Diocese of Canterbury, and in the Western Division of theCounty. The town is supposed to have derived its name from the quantity ofbroom with which, in former years, the neighbourhood abounded. The manorwas conferred by Ethelbert, King of Kent, on the Bishops of Rochester, whohad a palace here, which having fallen into decay, was pulled down by BishopThomas, and re-built in 1777. The residence, which is pleasantly situate about aquarter mile from the town, underwent extensive alterations during its occupationby the late Coles Child, Esq., and is now occupied by his widow. In the gardensof the palace was anciently an oratory, much resorted to on account of certainindulgences granted by Lucas, legate of Pope Sixtus IV., to all who should offerup their devotions there, during Pentecost; and near it was a well of mineralwater, similar in its properties to the water at Tunbridge, but more stronglyimpregnated. This well was for a considerable time in great repute; but theoratory becoming dilapidated after the Reformation, the well was chokedup and the efficacy of its water forgotten, till in 1756, it re-gained its formercelebrity. The church of SS Peter and Paul is an ancient structure, having naveand aisles, but no chancel. The living is a perpetual curacy in the archdeaconryand diocese of Rochester, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester. It containsvarious interesting monuments, among which are those of several of the bishopsof Rochester. Over the ccmmunion table is a handsome stained glass window.In 1830, side and frout galleries were erected and 437 additional seats wereobtained, 350 of which were free. The church has a low embattled tcwer atthe west end, and an excellent peal of eight bells. A new organ, of greater powerthan the old one, and containing the most modem improvements, has recentlybeen presented to the parish church by E. H. Scott, Esq., of Sundridge park.A special service, in which the prominent feature was music, was held inthe evening of November the 25th, 1874, to commemorate the occasion. Thenew church hymn book, which is now being used in most of the neighbouringchurches, was also introduced at the same time. The register dates from theyear 1682. The living is now held by the Rev. Arthur Gresley Hellicar, M.A.A chapel-of-ease to the parish church, was opened, on May 9th, 1872, under theLicence of His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Wesleyans hold theirservices in a School-Chapel recently built, situate between the town and therailway station. There is also a Congregationol chapel, Baptist chapel, and aGospel hall. The church of St. Mary's, for the hamlet of Plaistow, is about haIf-a-mile from the town: the Rev. W. Hodgson, M.A. is the present vicar. In 1841,Holy Trinity district church was built at Bromley Common, in the Gothic style.The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester, and held by theRev. Arthur Rawson, M.A. The church of St. George, situate at Bickley, abouta mile and a half east of Bromley, is a handsome modern building of stone,with a lofty spire and a clock; it was opened in September, 1864, and con-secrated in July, 1865. It has a chancel with stained glass windows, nave,aisles, and transept, and has accommodation for 820. The living IS a vicaragein the gift of George Wythes, Esq., of Bickley Hall. The Rev. E. H. Plumptre,M.A., is the vicar. The national schools are situate in the rear of BromleyCollege. An additional school was opened at MaSons-hill in November, 1872
2 BROMLEY DIRECTORY.
A new national school has also been erected at'Vidmore. There are also mtionalschools at Plaistow and Bromley Common. Bromley Colleg-e is an establishm2ntat the northern entrance of the town, which was endowed and founded by JohnWarner, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, in leGG, for the benefit of twenty poorwidows of loyal and orthodox clergymen: the funds haye been sucsequentlylargely increased, so that forty widows have each an allowance of £38 perannuIII, and a separate and comfortable residence. The College consists of twoquadrangles, built of brick, in the prev3.iling style of architecture of Charles II.,which style has been imitated in the modern erections, so that the wholepresents a uniform appearance The chapel is a small consecrated. building37 feet long by 18 wide. The entire College occupies about four acres ofground laid down with turf and phnted with trees. On the north eastern cornerof the grounds stands Sheppard's Collego: it consists of five houses built nearlyafter the plan of those in the adjoining foundation, and affording similar accom-modation. They are allotted to five maiden ladies, who have previously residedwith their mothers in Bromley college. They receive a libel'fll allowanceannually, together with gratuitous medical attendance. :Mrs. Sheppard thefounder of this charity, was the widow of the Rev. Dr. Shoppa"!'d, :Fellow ofMagdalen College. The Town Hall is a handsome Etructure, in the Elizabethanstyle of architecture, erected by the late Coles Child, Esq., on the site of the oldMarket place: under the central portion of ihe building a market is held everyThursday. The southern end of the building is occupied by a station for themetropolitan police. At the northern end accommodation is prodded for thereading room and library of the Literary Institute. The other parts are occupiedby the London and County Bank, and Messrs. Baxter and Payne, Auctioneers.The hall is GO feet long by 32 feet wide: is open to the roof which rises to aheight of 40 feet from the floor. The Drill Hall and Gymnasium, a largebuilding erected in East-street, was opened on the 21st of May, 1872: it is100 feet long by 40 feet wide, with retiring rooms. The hall is the HeadQuarters ofthe 1Bth Kent Rifle Volunteers. There is also an CI1icicnt VolunteerFire Brigade. 'Ihere arc two railway stations, on the I,ondon, Chatham, andDover line, within ten minutes' walk of the tn'Yll. The population taken at thelast census (1871) was 10,674, being an increase of 5174 on that of ISG!.
Official Establishments, Local Institutions, &c.POSTAL TIMES. PilletI' Post in 'Vall, ShorthJ1(ls- I.etterR
P.:>st,Telegraph, and Money Order Office, collected at 8.20a.m., :UiJ allll (j ..~J p.m.122, High Street, J. B. Shillcock, post- Pmar Box in 'Nail at Vicara;.;e,:I\laYRHill,master-Box closed at 5.0& 10.40a.m. and Shol'tlauds, !J.15a.m.. 3.20 p.m. & iAO p.m.12.45, ".20,and 1<.10 p.m.; Cross p0st to Pillar Post in ,Vall, Freel'tlHls llou,ll,-Let-Croydon, Brighton, Dover, Maidstonc, &l'. tel'Scollected at 10.20a.Ill., 12.20,4.;;, andat 7.30p.m. Sundays at 6.30 p.m. De- ~.15p.m. Sundays at !I.a:;a.m.liveries at 7.50a.m. and 2.10and 6.30p.m. PilIar Post nt \vjdmol'e.-Cleltred at 10.1.0Sundays at 7.30a.m. n.m., 13.20, 35\ aIlll 8.5 pm. SUlHIayS
Post and Money Order Office,Bickley RaiI- !J.~5a.m.way Station, F. Gibbings, receiver.-Let- Pilhr Post in ,Yull, MetHonsEill.-Clearedters despatched at 10.0and 12.10a.m., and at 10.10 a.m., J2.30, 4.20, and 7.22 p.m3.-15and i.56.p.m. SUlllltLySat D.15 a.m. Pillar Post in the ,Vnll at IIII'. H. G. Cooper's
Pest and Money Order Office,Skym Corner, Farwig.-C1c,wed at S.lI a.m. 4.0 aud 7.0Bromley Common, G. Jackson, recciyer- p.m. No Collectionon Sunditys.Letters desl,atched at 9.30a.m., 1.502.;)1) &
. 11.30p.m. Arrival: 8.40a.m.. 4.0 & 9.0p.m. Pillar Post in Vvall,Park Rd., New Rromley,Post Office,Bromley Cornman, H. ,V. Jen- -1O.2.j a.m., 1:1.35,4.10, ana b.20 p.m.
l{ins, receiver _ Letters d.cspatchcd at ~3nlHl'-'ys U.-10 ::1.111.10.0a.m. and 6.30p.m. Pillar Post in ,Vall at Broml('y Lodge.-
Pillar Post in Wall, Bromley College,- Cleared at 10.151.l.111.1:2.il5,4.25,& 7,:30p.m.Letters collected 10.30a.m. and 1.0 und 8.G Suuda;ysD.T> a.m.p.m.
BROMLEY DIRECTORY. 3
ACTING 1\IAGISTRATES.Brattie A. esq. ChislehurstBerens H. H. esq. SideupBercns R. n. esq. St. Mary CrayChapman James, esq. St. Paul's CrayDarwin C. R. esq. Downnevas Cll!LrlesF. esq. Pickhurst, HayesEl11mann F. 38q. Chi:;lehurstFarilter Major, Southendf100llhart Oharles E. Esq., BeekenhamHamilton Arehibttlrl. esq. BrumleyIIepllUrn J. G. esq. SidcupKinnaird Hon. Arthur, M.P., Plaistow LodgeLennard Lieut -Col West Wickham
. Lewin F. M. esq. Elth!LmLong Samuel, esq. BromleyLubbock Sir John, Rtrt. ]YiP.,DownNorman G. W. esq. BromleyScott E. H. esq. BromleySydney Earl, Foot's CrayWaring Willi!Lm,esq. ChelsficldWilmot Sir John Eardley Eardley, Bt.M.P.
Bromley LodgeWilson C. L. esq. BeekenhamWilson S. esq. BeckenhamClerk to the J'lIagistmtes ...Robinson Latter.
1\Iagistmtes'meetings are held the thirdMonday in every month l1tthe I'olice stationChislehurst; and all other ])1umlays at th~White IIart Hotel, Bromley.
INSURANCE AGENTS.Accident ...W. M, Walmislcy, 39 Widmore
RoadBriton Life ...Benjamin vVood, Park RoadBriton, Medical ltn<1Geneml Life ...R. B.
Burton, High street, J. Mowat, Highstreet, Ayling & Sun, High Street.
British Equitale Assurance ... W. Phillpott,The Pavement
Britannia Fire ... Aylil1g & Son, High StreetBromley Plate Glass Insuraneo Company ...
T. Satehell, High streetC!LledonianFire and Life ...R. V. H!Lrman,
High streetClerical, Medical and General Life ... J.
Market squareCounty Fire and Provident Life ...J. B.
Shillcock, High streetGcnemlFire and Life ...J. Mowat, High st.Keut Fire and Uuitell Kent Lifo ...Edward
ls!Lrd, Market 8qU!LreLondon !LndLiverpool and Globe Fire and
Life ...G H. Osborn, Mason's hill; R. B.Burton. High street
Manchester Fire ... G. 'Weeks, High streetMutun,l Fire !LndLife ..•... J. Bounlon, G Tho
Pn,vementNorfolk Farmers' and Geneml Assurance ..•
W. F. Chattell. M.Il.C.V.S., IIigh StreotNorwich Union Fire and Life ... George Pam-
philon, High 8treet, Child & Co., High st.Ph~nix Fire and Lifo ... J. Harmdine, IUD
HIgh streetPrudontial Life ..•..•vV. Simmons, 33 High
streetRailway Passengers Insurance Company ...
W. Eleombe, Railway stationRoyal Fire and Life •••Joseph Wells: IIigh st
ROy!LlExchange Fire and Life ..•James How,Widmore road
Royal Farmers' and Geneml Fire, Life, andHailstorm ...Alfred Smith, High street
Sovereign Life ...W. M. Walmisley, 39 Wid-more Ron,d
Sun Fire !LndLife ..."Messrs.Baxter & Payne,Town Hall; L!Ltter & Willett, Market sq.
Union Insurance Soeiety ...T. Satchell, Highstreet
Union Fire and Life •.•William Morum, 1Ada villas, Freelands road
United Kingdom Tempemnce !LndProvidentInstitutions ...J. James, Market square.
Victoria Assurance Society ... J. James .
PUBLIC ESTABLISH1\IENTS.Assembly Rooms, 76, High 8treet .••n. V.
Harmo.n, proprietorAssembly Rooms, White Hart Hotel..:Wm.
Lownds, Proprietor.Bromley Common RO!LdingRoom ...San:uel
Bowyer, Secretary.Bromley District Committee of the Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 5,Market square
Bromley Fricnus in Council, White HartHoteL.F. P. Baddeley and J. P. Re!Ld,hun. secs.
Bromley Union House, Locksbottom, Farn-lJoro'...Rev.T. Hn,nly Bn,11,Chaplain; Robt.o ordon Mullen, Homesd!LleRoad, clerk;T. H. V. Lukey, m!Lster; Mrs. Lukey, mis-tress; J. Hickson, St. 1\Iary Cray, and H.J. Rose, Gravel Road, Bromley Common,relieving officers
Cottu,ge Hospital, South Side, Mason's liill,Medical Ofticors, Drs. Beeby !LndWilley.
County Court, held!Lt the Town Hall ...JudgeJ. G. Lonsdale,; Registrar, RollinsonLatter; Office, 4, Market Square. Sub-Imiliff, S. Harris, 36, P!Ll!LceRO!Ld.
DrilllIall and GymMsium, East Street ..•A.J. V. Palmer, instructor
Estl1blishmont, Dog, Gun and Gamo LicenseOffioe. Officefor Stal111)Sand for receivingLog:1CY!Ln(l Succession Accounts andDuties - W. W. Baxter's, 40, High Street.
Fire Engine Houso, Cage Field, keys at thepolice station .
Gas 'Works, Brick-kiln l!Lne..•.•.George H.Osborn, socretn,ry and manager
Inland Revenue Office, Bell hotel, High st.Geo. Langran, officer
Literary Instituto. Town hal1...C. Oarreek!Lull G. H. Pn,yne hun. secretaries; B.\Vood, librarian
Local Board ...Offices,Cage Field .... MembersMr. Ch!Lrles 1\Iuffett (chairman), Messrs:Acton, Atkins, Eaton, Hen,ysman, Ilott,Lownds, Martin, \Valtor. and StookenTreasurer: vVilliam McKewan, Solfcito~Robinson Latte.:.:;Clork; Joshua ·Bailey.Collector: C. oN owman. Surveyor ..andIuspector of Nuisances: Hugh S. CrogoenOfficer of Health: Dr. C. 0: Baylis.
London & County Bank Offices, Town Hall,.•.George Dennen, m!Lnager
4 BROMLEY nmECTORY.
Office of Waights and Measures for BromleyDistrict, Palace road- J. W. Churcher,Inspector,
Police Station, Town Hall .•.Inspector HoweRailway stations •.•Stationmasters: Bickley,
F. Gibbings; Bromley W. Elcombe; '"Shortlands, George Dowler; Chislehurst,William Alrers Lord.
Stamp Office, High street ••.Wm. W. BaxterVolunteer Fire Brigade: head-quarters
White Hart yard ; C. Nickalls, superin-tendant; J. Dunn, deputy-superintendentJ. Hopton, foreman
West Kent Water Works, Shortlands •.•.•.Workmen's Club and Institute, Widmore ..•
W. Browning, secretaryWorking Men's Club, Iron Room, Cage
field ... John James, hon. sec.18th Kent Rifles ....•• Major Satterthwaite,
Lieuts. Charrington, Norman and R. S.Brown. Sub-Lieut. Wollaston. Sergeant-Instructor, G. W. Talby, Head Quarters,Drill Hall, East Street.
PUBLIC OFFIC]:RS.Adulteration Act ... Inspector, J. W. Ohurcher
103 Palace RoadAssistant Olerk to Oommissioners of Income
Tax •..Oharles Freeman, Market squareClerk to Deputy-Lieutenants, to Oommis-
sioners of Land and Assessed Taxes .•.Robinson Latter, 4, Market square
Clerk to Magistrates •.• Robinson Latter,Market square
Oommissioners for Administering Oaths inall Oourts: J. L. Mathews, Ivy Bank, 33,London Road, and Robinson Latter, 4,l\-Iarket Square.
Perpetual Oommissioner for taking acknow-ledgments of Married Women: RobinsonLatter, 4, Market Square
Petroleum Inspector ... J. W Ohurcher, 103Palace Road
Registrar of Births and Deaths for BromleyDistrict .•.... J. J. Bourne, Stanley Road,Mason's hill. Deputy Registrar, Jabcz\Vood, Ravensbourne road, Bromley
Registrar of Marriages •..Oharles FreemanPlaistow. Deputy Registrar. Alfred Bailey,Park road cottages
Sub-Inspector under the Oontagious diseases(Animal) Act .•.S. Ellis, Hayes
Superintendent Registrar of Births, Marri-ages, and Deaths .•.Robert Gordon Mullen,Homesdale Road.
PL <\.CESOF WORSHIP.St. Peter's and St. Paul's Church ... Rev.
A. G. Hellicar, M.A. vicar. Rev. A. A,Williams, B.A. curate. W.W..Baxter& H.S,Hughes, churchwardens. Ttmes of Sel'vice:Holy Communion first Sunday at noonthird Sunday at 8.30 a.m., last Sunday at8 p.m., chief Festivals at 8.30 and at noon.Morning Service 11 a.m., Afternoon 3.15p.m., Evening 1 p.m. Holy Days 1] a.m.Wednesday 1 p.m. Friday 11 a.m.
St. John's Ohurch, Park! Road ...Rcv. C. R.L. Engstrom, M.A., Curate. TimC3of Service:Holy Communion, second and fourthSundays, 8.30 a.m.; third Sunday at noon;chief Festivals at 8.30 a.m. and at noonMorning service II a,m., Evening 7 p.m.
Holy Trinity Church, Bromley common •••Rev. Arthur Rawson, If.A., vicar
St. George's Church, Bickley •..Rev. E. H.Plumptre, M.A. vicar
St. l\Iary's Church, Plaistow .•. Rev. Wm.Hodgson, M.A., vicar
Congregational Chapel, Widmore road .••Rev. R. Tuck, B.A.
Baptist Ohapel, Widmore road •.•Rev. A.Tessier, pastor
Wesleyan:Ohapels, High Street&Widmore;Revs. R,:Peart & E. A. Jones
SOHOOLS.National Bromley ... John Jennings, master:
Jl,Iiss Annie Harper, mistress. Infant... Miss Oaroline Hare, mistress
SOCIETIES.Ancient O"del' of Eritom, Alexandra lodge,
No. 10. Sec.-R. 'Walker 15, North Road.Ancient Ordet· of FOl'estet's, L. 'U. D, Court
Robin Hood, No. 2629. Secretary-H, W.Amos, Cambridgo Road, Plaistow
Ancient Order 0/ Foresters, L.U .D., Co~rtPride of :Masons Hill, No. 5645, SecretaryThos. Haddaway, Simpsons Roall
Ancient Order of Shepherds, L.U.D., SanctuaryPride of Masons Hill, No. 5545. ScrilJe-G. Graham, 7 Stanley Road
Bromley Mutual Aid Loan Society •••RisingSun Inn .••E. Gael, Secretary.
Independent Order of Good Templa1's, Hope ofBromleyLodge, No. 1255: meeting nights,every Tuesday, at Iron Room, Oage Field.- Povey, D.G.W.C.T .. Stanley Road.
Independent Ordel' of Oddjellou:s, S. L. D.,Orphans Friend lodge, No. 223. Secretary,.James Ashley, 11 South street, Oage field-
Sons oj Tpmperance, Bromley Common Divi-sion, No. 301, held at the Mission Room,Gravel Road. Secretary: J. Dyson, John-son Road.
CARRIERS.T. R. & H. Russell, South street; to and from
all parts of London daily.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Adams Square.-MAsoNS HILL.1 Chapman Henry2 Isard Charles3 Busher William4 Mercer George6 Payne James7 Roberts Charles, wine and spirit
merchant8 Longhurst J. chimney sweepD Norman Joseph
The Hill4 BaIf/JUr Henry esq. '1.'he Hollies5 Brooksbank W. L. esq. Glebe Knoll6 Latter Robinson, esq. Pixfield
N01"th side7 Peacock Henry Frog's Island8 Sandall Henry "U Saxby Thomas ""
10 Stringer Simon ""11 Freeman Mrs., Col. Long's lodge13 French James14 Knight Henry15 Osborn Henry16 Harding James
Beechfield Cottages.- WIDJ\lOR";.
1 Osborn G., painter and decorator2 Craker John3 Monckton H.4 Cripps5 Brand William6 King Alfred7 Bennett James8!} GregGry
10 Trower HarryWingfield Mrs. Rose cottageVI ingfield James, W idmore Nursery
Bickley.
Those lnal'ked JlI are on the Cllisleltw'st l·oad.
*Allcard G. esq. South bankAlston James B. esq. FairfieldAustin Walter H. esq. Crofton lodge,
4: Southlands roadBall Rev. T. Hanly, The Knoll, Page-
heath*Barlow Francis Wm. esq. Sandfield*Batten Isaac, esq. Berryfield*Batten James, esq. Highfield'Brandt Robert, esq. The LaurelsBrind Frederick W m. esq. 2 Southlands
roadBroad Ernest, esq. FernsideChamberlain John, Bickley schoolCharlesworth E. esq. 10 Elizabeth viI.Chubb Hammond, esq. Home Leu.Craven Geo. P. esq. Thornton house,
4: Southlands groveDalphin John. esq. 6 Elizabeth villasDix0n John esq. ElmwoodDixon Misses, 'The NymansDonaldson Mrs. 5 Elizabeth villasEdwards Charles esq. Ne"wton house,
5 Southlands groveEllis Thomas Arthur esq., St. Heliers,
8 Pageheath ' !
Erskine Mrs. H. 1'. Elm lodge, 5 South-lands grove
Everett Sydney esq. Wood Lawn, 1Page heath
Farr W. esq., M.D., F.R.S., Southland.House, 3 Southlands road
*Fisk John Leatherdale, esq. RedlandsFoskett Miss, Ashley house, 6 South-
lands groveGardner, H. J. esq. Leigh villaGibbings Mr. F. station masterGillbanks Jon. C. esq. Southlands, 6
Southlands roadGlennie George F. esq., Littlecourt,
10 Page HeathGoddard Roht. esq. The HolliesGrant Miss, Hamilton lodge*Green James. esq, Logs hill
B
6 BROMLEY STREET DffiECTORY.
*Hamilton Robert esq., North bank,Elmstead lane .-
Hastings George, esq. Holne lodge, 4Page heath
Hewetson Henry, esq. Heath bank,13 Page heath
Hinde Walter Alan esq., Heath villa*Howard The~ore esq. West ViewHurlbatt C. es . 1 Elizabeth villasHutton Thoma 0., esq., Merlewood
, ~ '" Ilbery James W. . esq. Berily house~. r~ Kynaston William, esq. Powis lodgeMcKean T. W. L. esq. Gordon lodgeMathews Robert, esq. ~urgeon*McKewan William, e~. ElmfieldMurrant G. M. S. esq. !) Elizabeth
villasNevins John, esq., 2 Page heath
../ Overbury, Benjamin F. esq. The Trellis;FaynJames Jabez esq. Oak dell, 5 Page
heathPercival Frederick, esq. SouthfieldPhilip G. esq. The RetreatPile John esq. Summerfield, 5 South.
lands groveRandall Miss, Elizabeth house School,
11 Page heath "Ritchie Robert, esq,Russell Rev. W. B. /M.A., Moorlands*Sanderson John, esq. Buller's Wood*Saunders Wm. s.~q., Elmstead woodSingle Thomas, es ., HighlandsSmith H. B. esq., ( Elizabeth villasSmyttan Mrs. F. .; Lipwood house
3 Elizabeth villasSpence Mrs. SpringhurstSpence Robert, jun. esq., G Page heathSpicer ·W. R. esq., InglewoodSpink John, esq. The Cedars, 5 South·
lands groveStephenson E. S. esq., 7 Southlands rdThompson John,. esq. Swallowfield, G
Southlands groveTreloar Wm. PUrdY;'Sq., 2 Elizabeth
Wi gram Lewis esq., Cheriton house*Yeatman Morgan esq., Shawf1eld
Bickley Pa.rk.Betts Mrs., The Holmwood
Bevington Samuel Bourne, esq. TheElms
Boosey Chas. esq. The PinesBooth Samuel Barker esq., Effingham
lodgeBouch John, esq. SunnysideBoulton Thomas, el;q. The FirsCurwen Robert, esq. Birkby houseDuncanson Edward F. esq. NutwoodHaigh Frederick W. esq. WoodlandsHankey Everest A. esq., ElmhyrstHilder Thomas esq., Barfield lodgeHumphrys Edward esq. LinglfaleLayton Thos. Edward, esq. The KnollLyon Edward, esq. Camp villeMartin Richard B. esq. Clarewood .Newton Henry, esq. South lawn 'PlumptreRev. Edward Hayes, M.A.,
The VicarageScott John esq., AlbyfieldScott John, jun. esq. ChastletonSentance William, esq. MerevaleShaw J. T. esq The,KnoliWhitehead J. esq. SouthwoodWythes George, esq. Bickley hall
23 Hodder M. H., esq., Gothic lodge24 Philpott Richard, esq.25 Forbes F. A. esq.26 Sandon, Robert G. esq. Ewell house27 Williams - esq.28 Payne Frederick esq., Radlett villa29 Farmer William30 Patrick Samuel31 Jenkins H. W., Post Office Receiv·
ing house32 Ley James baker and grocer
Peill Edwin, cannan, &c.......... herc isSoutMands road .33 Spong Mrs.34 Oliver Philip35 Gregory R.36 Oliver John37 Harris Mrs. grocer &c.
8 Pil'e Bells, Mrs. Harris39 Wolf Charles40 Church Frederick41 Bosberry Mrs.42 Humphrey Mrs.43 Curtis Charles•.. here isfootpath to Southborough ..•44 Roberts John David, esq. Walpole
lodge........ here is Wapole Road ....•....•.•....••.•• here lS ]Jope Toad ....•..••.•••.•.••.•• here is Johnson Road __...•••56 Speller William, gardener57 Yates John, Westeria cottage.. .... here is Southborough Lane .....•59 Cl'Own, E. Lambert
Gearing Thomas Slough farmCoote ---', ,
Pawley William, farmer 'coopersfaml
'Trinity ChurchBromley Common Schools
Mr. W. Studdle, masterGO Brown Mrs., Barham house.....•... Izere is Princes Plain .....•..•
11 Golds Mr. William, Alpha cottfLge12 Mallet Mr. Ed. Hunt, Roza cottage] 3 Freeth Mr. Evelyn15 Carter Mr. James16 Ball Henry, tailor and habit maker17 Corneby William18 Barrow Willium, plasterer22 Cox 'William, esq.23 SolM Bdwd. esq, Beckington villa
Lee Misses, 1Holly villftsMallett Mr. W. L,. 2 Holly villas
3 Jordan Mr. Peter2 Darton Mr. Samuel
Cross Road.-BROMLEY COMMON.1 Jones Mrs. Francis2 Steadman George4 Watkins George5 Drew James(j Dolohan James8 Rose Henry J. relieving ofiicer9 Durling W.
10 Pell John12 Hills James13 Larkins Samuel14 Young William15 Simmons Isaac16 Humphrey George
Ethelbert Road.-HIGlI STREET.
Smith Henry Geo. esq. The FernsBentham C. A. esq., Saxon houseRoberts Thos. esq. Ethelbert lodgeBateman John esq. RavenswoodMuret Mons. Max, Campbell house
Farwig.London ROlld to Plaistow.
Leighfield Robert, shopkeeper1 Potter J. baker
Lane Mrs.Harding WilliamIsemonger ThomasHumphrey George .
26 Dowling Edward28 Lee Mrs., laundress29 Muffett Mrs; W.30 Ford Henry31 Whiffin Henry32 Clement Charles, greengrocer33 Fm'wig Arms, Mabet James34 Gristwood Henry35 Blake Benjamin36 Golds George, writer and grainer37 Truelove William'38 Sheppard Mrs.39 Ellis John .40 Wakeling Mrs.41 Leach James42 Hatch Charles
Plaistow to London Road.43 Houlgate A., grocer and stationer44 Griffiths Richard45 Innous Miss46 Clark Henry, butcher
BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 11
47 Atkins Henry48 Southgate Arthur49 Osborn George50 Dale Mrs.lH Harris John52 Marsh Thomas, grocer{)3Wood and Son, bakers•••.••••• here is GolllJ9P. Fa'eld54 Royal Oak, Abraham Southgate,
beer retailer -55 Baker Henry56 Letchford William57 Grubb Mrs.58 Young Mrs.59 Chapman William60 Welch James61 Baines Mrs.62 Phillpott Edmund63 Greenbrook William, tailor64 Rowland Mrs.G5 Hunt Thomas, painter66 Yoqng Edwin67 Slow Thomas68 Godley Thomas, carman69 Brown William70 Jordan Samuel71 Carter Henry72 Mitchell John73 Podger James74 Stringer Mrs.75 Churcher .-76 Bateman William J.
Burton JasperShoebridge Mrs.Wood GeorgeHicknock George
77 Newman Charles, c'ollectorof ratesfor the 1st divisionof the BromleyUnion.
1112 Jones Thomas14 Ridley R. fishmo~r15 Brown William
Gospel Room17 Darby William Henry, stonemason18 Church Maurice
Freelands Road.lVidmore Road to Plaistow Road.
1 Balchin W. esq.2 Walmsley W. H. esq.3 Luntley Philip H. esq.4: Luntley Mrs.5 "'''are John Thomas Moye esq.6 Mead Miss, ladies school7 Niemdem Mr. W.8 Craker Miss Anne, milliner and
dressmaker•. •....•..•. ltere is Park 1·oad .9
10 vVoodW. S. ramoneur, Belmont.•....... ltere is Freelands Grove ..•......11 King Mr. Henry13 Edmunds Mrs. Francis14 Gaberthuel John D., continental
family courier15 Blackshaw Walter.. •....•. here is Campbe1l1·oad .16 Freelands Tavern, William Church17 Harris Charles, general dealer18 Kither Geo.,greengrocer and daIry-
man19 Hammond Geo., plumber20 Holloway & Co., bakers21 Capon Joseph, butcher••.......... hm·e is lIenr!.! street •.•..•......2223 Monckton Henry24 Skinner Frederick W.25 Towell Edward2627 Dale James D.28 Austen Miss, Thorn villa .31 Lucas Mr. T. P., Freelands cottage32 Randall Mr. Wm. George" .33 Benest Ed. Everett, civil engineer34
, 35 Withers Alfred, esq. The Cottage. Pott Mrs., Freelands
12 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
Plaistow Road to Widmore Road.36 Ellis Septimus. school, The Limes37 Howlett Richard esq.38 How Mr. James39 Davis Miss40 How Mrs. John41 Fertell George F. esq.42 Chattell Mr. W.F., 1I1.R.C.Y.S.43 Walter James Birch esq.44 Baddeley, Samuel esq.45 Gregson John esq.
4: Startup Mrs.r, James WalterG Harper Thomas7 Harper Emanuel8 Smith James9 Langridge J aIm
10 Femee Joseph11 Harris Charles12 Sparks John13 Hooker Misses14 Green William
Gravel Road.-DROMT,EY OomWN.1 De Zoote Walter M. osq.Beechwood2 Thomson Miss3 Liney George4: Smith William, builder5 liird-ill-Ilaud, Dodd r., grocer and
beer retailerb .Parsons W. bricklayer, &c.7 Waters Mrs.8 Williams John~ Whitehead Henry
to Bowen Mrs.11 J ohoson George12 Parsons John13 Pearless John
t 4: Reid James15 Lesney James
Henry Street.-:H, FREEL.A.NDSROAD.
1 Butler-2 Riches Daniel3 Melrose Mrs.4: Bonathan William5 Goaa Alfred6 Boxall George7 Howse Albert8 Carter Charles9 Williamson Walter
10 Springet.t James11 Kimble Richard12 Seal Henry13 Butcher Henry14 Fuller W.1516 Chamberlain Henry17 Savage William18 Burgess GeorgeI!J Cheel George21 Deaton Frederick22 Gunnell Henry23 Whitehouse Edmund24 Dedman James25 Marshall Thomas26 Reed Richard28 Clark Alfred Thomas
High Street.From Brom1cy Railway Station to
London Road.Howard William esq., Rose Bank
..•... here is Ravensbolt1'11eRoad .....•5 Read John Peat, esq. Argyll Lodge
Hollis Charles esq., Yor~ houseClarke A. A. esq., Cumberland ho.
••••....• lwre is Ringer's Road ..•....••Metcalf John Webster esq. Gwyder
houseGreenhill', W. E. esq., Petworth ho.
13 Lucas Mrs. Thanet lodge.. ..•.•.• llere is Etltelbert Road ••.••••••14 Casswell Austin Wm. esq.Bromley
18 Nash Edward "'" 59 &,60 Bean Frederick, grocer19 61 Williams Edwd. Augustus, esq.20 Mitchell Mrs. S. 62 Sanger Misses E. & S. dressmakers21 Langran Mr., Officer of Excise22 Morley Mrs. shopkeeper ~ 63 Sweeting Geo., plumber and house
~23 Boorman George, fly proprietor decorator~4 Pyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer 64 Chalcraft Misses M. & S. A. millinersA( 25 Ayling T. & Son, boot and shoe 65 Howard J., pork butcher & butter-
~
makers man26 Bligh George, butcher ,t- 66 Mitchell W., clothier and outfitter
7 & 28 Keer Manning, haberdasher 67 Walker and Holmes upholsterers,and draper undertakers, &c.
_~29 Ayling Edwin, currier and leather 68 & 69 Hall John, tallow chandlerseller 70 Verrall J as, stationer & newsagent
30 Nash & Co., pastrycooks 71 Burton Robert Barber, tailor31 Jessup Misses S. and M. A., dress- . 72 Mills George
tioncer :~ academy~ 33 Simmons William, tailor and hatter' 75 Harman Robert Vine, photographer
34 Chattell Wm. F., M,R.C.V.s., vet. and music sellersurgeon and farrier 76 Payne Charles, greengrocer
35 RiSing Sun, William West 77 Pritchard Miss dressmaker36 Maydon George, draper &c. 78 Smith Alfred, plumber-\37 Grinsted Daniel, coal merchant 79 Steele Joshua Simmons, engraver,
dd Springett Herbert M.ll.C.V.S. vet. tobacconist, and hairdressersurgeon & farrier, and at Masons Victoria lVine Company-Williamhill Winch Hughes, managerl-' 38 Berriman W. E. house agent, &c. Gomer and Son, dair]men
39 Brown J. B. esq. _. 82 Muffett Charles, builderr.\" 40 Baxter -William W almisley, chemist 83 Lynes Mrs milliner and dressmaker
Stamp o.tficc 84 Roberts Mrs. S.,Berlin wool, fancyl,... 41 Baxter Miss repository & baby linen warehse.
~ . 42 & 43 Weeks George, ironmonger 85 Brown D. & Co., tailors and hattersand gasfitter, agent for Messrs. 86 Jones George, linen draper
,'''/ Elkington's electro-plate 87 & 88 Webb Frank, grocer andJ' 44 Allpress C. E., draper & silk mercer cheesemonger
~ 45 Gael & Tupper, photographers and 89 Filby Brothers, hair dressers andJ.' picture frame manufacturers perfumers
, 46 Mundy Edwin, linen draper 90 Johnson George T., fishmonger and
!47Wells Joseph, china & glass dealer poulterer48 Cooper William, tailor 91 Swan O' M1trc Inn, James Witham51 Ingles William Henry, saddler 92 Collins SamI. stationer & music seller
.52 Covell John, butcher " . . n k ." - 153 Joyce Mrs. .. LC1C18 cc.cnlClln ane •••••••••
54 Smith Henry Staples csq. 93 SmIth Mrs. Jane, coffee house55 Jordun H. L. E. esq.' 94 & 95 Browning and Son, pork56 Eaton Mr. Christopher . . butchers and greengrocers
. ~ :1I, Dunford John Fyfield, dairyman....•....... ltel'e 18 Chw'clt Toad............ :)7 Ploughman Miss P., dressmaker57 Beeby Walter Thomas csq. M.ll. ~ ~)78::,fl8 Ayling W. T.oil and colorman
Watts Eldon esq. , !H) Childs & Co., auctioneers, valuers,'f 58 Pamphilon George, wine, spirit, architects, land and estate agentsand beer merchant 100 Harradine Joseph
14 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
London Road to Railway Station.Bromley and Shepherds Colleges
101 Wells George College lodge
............ llere is College slip .102 Selby Henry, esq.
_L 103 Ferris Robert, saddler.,- 104 Borer A., butcher~ 105 Flowers G. R. & Co., auctioneers,
clothiers, &c.
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106 Stw' 9' Gal'ter, Robert Ferris107 Hutchings&Co. dyers and cleaners108 Rogers G., stationer and bookseller109 Barrell Allan, umbrella maker
~1l0 Eaton Christopher, butcherl-'111 Payne and Balding, builders and
contractors4-' 112 Wells Thos. grocer and cheese-monger
~113 Lowrence John W. general dealer·..•...... here is Ilool.:er's Place ........•
V114 Dutton R., bootmakerV 115 Garwood Risden Wm. watch-
maker and jewellerk 11 G Davies W. baker and confectionerVU7 Greyhound, Isaac f:andersV 118 Jones T. B. ironmonger, gas and
hot water engineer
... here are Walters yard and TI,e ...Orchard.K19 Burgess Joseph, bootmaker1 120 Nash John, draper and silk mercer
'" 121 Burgess Mrs. Wm. berlin and fancyrepository and stationer
,-","122 Shillcock Joseph Bradley, chemistPost and Money Order Office
~ 123 Dunn J. and E. upholsterers andundertakers.v124 Stubbs Wm. com and coal mer-chant
~'125 Bell Hotel, William SuttontK"126 Oliver Percy, boot and shoe make.t-tJ{' 127 Bell Tap, J. Hazelwood ,. ,
......... here is J.llarket square f
I'- 128 Martin E., grocer and wine mer- I
chant I
'-"129 Hughes and Willey, surgeous I'~ 130 Trotter Elizabeth and Alfred I'
Edward, turnery, toy and fancyrepository
"" 130 Gael Edgar, photographer
131 Duke's Head, Robert Flux132 Rose and Crown, Alfred Rogers133 Tlze Forestm', Frederick Johnson
........• here is Jlw ket square ..•......134 Crowhurst Robert, draper, and
clothier135 Bayman Mrs. M. A. D. hair dresser, -136 Gilbert T., grocer, cheesemonger,
and confectioner137 Mowat James, tailor and habit
maker138 IIomwopatltic Plwrmacy139 lVltite Hart 110tel, William
LowndsWhite Hm't Assembly Room
140 White Hart '1'ap, James Gyngell41 Bateman William, plumber42 & 143 Nesbitt James, bootmaker44 Nettlefold John, auctioneer and
upholsterer145 Hughes H. S. surgeon, Redwood
house46 Nash and Milstead, stationers and
Berlin wool and fancy repmlitory147 Wells G. M., upholsterer and
cabinet makerBailey J., builder
8 May, Sykes, & Batten solicitors9 Arnaud John Cooper, builder, &c.o Engleheart & Richardson auction-
eers and estate agents151, Dewe;r»:J.'homas Ch~rles, esq.
--- '-...'Ilweed~cottage' ....Wesleyan Chapel
v Gallaway Benjamin esq .. WestnorAylwin C. H. esq., Sorrento.Wilmott Sir Eardley Bt., Bromley
Bromley Common to Page lleath.1 Pardon John, esq.2 Mann Mr. Matthew3 Dean Mr. Frederick4 Davis Alfred Mayesq., Homefield
houseBromley Gas Consumers Company,
George H. Osborn, secretary andmanager
18 Kingham Benjamin19 Knight William20 Goad Stephen21 Elliff William22 Watson Thomas23 Coffey Michael24:llere is Page Heath and Tylney road
2526 Podger H. Page Heath laundry27 Grooby James28 Gallon Thomas30 Tye William31 Stacey George Henry34 Lemar Mrs.35 Turner John36 Smith John37 Smith William38 Jones Samuel39 Smith Henry40 Monckton, Steven41 Ca1penter's Arms, Wm. Goodacre42 Clarke James, gardener43 Aveling George4445 Harbar Henry
15 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
18 Bridle Mrs., laundressCussac Mdlle.
21 Gascoyne John22 Brooker J.2328 Lumsden Archibald29 Dalphin Miss
Wood Arthur, 1 Albert CottagesSeymour W. 2 "Farmer Mrs. 3
London Road.Continuatzon of IIigh Street
to Bromley IIi".1 Hunter James Ker, coachbuilder2 Godfrey James3 Gooding Harry4 Burden Miss5 Winterson William6 Hunt Richard grocer7 Hunt Richard, coachbuilder
Cooper J. plumber and hot waterengineer, &c.
8 Latter Miss9 English William D.
10 Trower Edward11 Knowles George12 Dibbs Thomas13 Rye George14 Snellgrove-15 Yeldom Mr. Thomas16 Corrie John19 Parry George20 The Laurel, George Harris21 Harris E., gardener2223 Burgess George24 W oolleH John25 Brown Francis26 Blackburn Henry27 Greenbrook Thomas28 Pearson Thomas29 Lee Mrs.30 Golding James
Long Colonel, Bromley hillFrom Bromley Hill to High Street.
32 Mathews James Lewellyn esq.,solicitor, and commissioner toadminister oaths in all courts,Ivybank
33 Hall John, esq. WoodlandsDixon Mrs. E. Julius, anll ::'tUssE.,
Essex lodge, ladies scho:·l
............ H81·e is Hope Park ...........•35 Webber S. B. esq., Hawthorn cot-
tage3637 Emmett Edward esq.38 Bennett William T. esq.39 Tuck Rev. Robert, B.A.40 Burgess Mrs. Elizabeth4142 Bennett W. Weston esq.43 Tlte Beech Tree, T. Littlecott.. here is Fanvig lane ....•.......44 Tregellas Walter H. esq. Holly cot.45 Clarke Misses, Westfield
1 Brown, Mrs, Longfield3 Salmon W. esq.4 Smith Lieut. Col. H. Montague
Lower Camden.1 Diack G. esq.2 Savage Christopher Wren esq.,
Fyrsbank3 Humphry C. H. esq., surgeon4 Parr Rev. CharlesI) Chandler John, esq.G Laurie William Chas. esq.7 Fodor Mrs., The Cot-tage
Migeod L. F. esq., Villa HelenaCamroux G. O. esq., Little LangtonsWight, Rev. Wm. M.A. The Arabs
TentBarrett Mrs. Camden villaField G. fly proprietor
Market Square.,k1 MaunderWm. baker & confectioner
Petchell .rohn, tobacconist3 Mowat John Alexander, bootmaker
~ 4 Latter and Willett, solicitorsCount.1JCourt O.fficeOffices of the Cottage Improvement
J..,. .Association,-.1) Bush Saml. stationer, bookseller, &c.
6 Heaysman & Sons, butchersf 7 Isard Ed ward, tallow chandler~ James John, baker and confectioner
............ hereis Isards yar~ .9 Francis & Lloyd, ironmongers and
,_ gas fitters<fl 0 Collins Brothers, general drapers..,..q-1 Prince of Wales, Mrs. Maria Jewell
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6 Field Charles, bootmaker1Hewett Robert, butcher8 West Mrs., greengrocer9 Taylor Miss, fancy repository and
tobacconist1011 Pointer Henry, boolmaker12 Griffiths Phezzant, shopkeeper3 Mead and Son, corn and coal mer~
chants4 Shepherd John, pork butcher
15 Ware Thomas John, fishmonger16 Lowrence John, glass and china
dealerSpringett Hy., veterinary surgeon
&c., shoeing forge '17 Unstead Edward, grocer, &c.18 Hodges W. & Son, hairdressers and
perfumers19 Atkins J. upholsterer and cabinet
maker18 Cooper J., esq. Sinclair villa19 Davis George .20 Milstead William, butcher21 .Dean F., coach builder
......... here is Prospect Place .22 Wells Stephen23 Weed John24 Williams, Mr. Edward25 Farwig John esq.2627 Joyce Frederick esq. Sinclair cot-
tage28 Thompson John esq.29 Courtney Allen esq., Alma villa30 Boorah Thomas, grocer31 Allbon Henry, li.nen draper
......•.. here is Adam Square .........•.•
32 Wilson J. S., Butcher33 Copping George S., general builder,
contractor, and undertaker34 Bricklayer's .Arllls, James White-
head•• .lie/'f- m'e .LVapie1·and Stanley l'olld~..•35 Ranson Thomas, writer, grainer,
and house decorator3G rulham Charles, statuary & mason
2 Laurel villas37 D"aper ·William, wheelwright
Pulliam Charles. statuary &; mason38 Dayies W. Eo H: esq.
Mason's Hill..From Railway Station to Homr::sdale
Road-" 1& 2 Railway Signal, Henry VinCC'1lt
".Il Odden J" grocer, and chcescIlIon'"ura-t5 Odden Geo" baker and confcetiu~cr
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\ •.•...•.• here is Widmore Road ........•'•.}-12 and 13 Uridge Mrs. E., grocer~l4: Stron~ Edward, printer, statIOner
and account book manufacturerJ Bromley Record Office15 & 16 Strang Miss E., china dealer17 Pullen H. J., goldsmith, jeweller,
and optician¢f'is Hambleton & Co. dyers & cleaners-f'19 Cooper Bros., corn merchants, &c.
Agents for Shepherd & Neame's•./ Faversham Ales
~ 20 Dunn Edward, upholstererl/ 21 Fawsitt Fred., currier and leather
~ seller~ 22 Doe George and Son, bootmakersV' 23 Gedney C. W., printer
Bromley Tele,qmplt Office24: Knox Mr O. F. , solicitor
~25 & 26 Crowhurst Robt, linen draper•........... here is IIig/;, Street ..•........•
i( 27 Forester, Frederick Johosonvt( 28 Rose and Crown, Alfred Rogers/~ 29 Hopton Jas. fruiterer & greengrocer'V( 30 Duke's Head, Robert FluxX 31 Trotter Elizabeth and Alfred Edwd .."", turnery, toy, and fancy repositoryII\. 31 Gael Edgar, photographerv 32 Reed Mrs.
k Baxter and Payne, auctioneers andvaluers, estate, house, and agri-cultural agents, and at 157, Fen-church street
~ Faversltam Ale Stores, Cooper~ Bros., agents§ Literm'y institute, C, Cal'reck and
t.0 G., H. Payne! ho~. sees.; Benja-C"'I mm Wood, lIbranan '
London and County Bc'lnl" GeorgeDennen, manager
Police Station, Charles Howe,Inspector
18 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
"
39 Montague W. esq.40 Farwig Mrs. Osborn villaBradley, Mrs. M. A., Vernon villa
Iron Mission Room.
..• Hayes Lane to Simpsons Road ...43 N euffert A. H. esq., The Hollies44 Mumford S. P. esq. Heath house45 Payne C. H. esq., Chepstow lodge46 Baker Charles M. esq., Woodgate47 Cornish William esq. The Elms48 Wilks James, esq. Newlands49 Osborn G. Holmes esq. Northfield50 Holford William J. esq. St. Helier51 Webber Ed. C. 1. esq. St. Brannock's52 Harker C. R. esq. St. Aubyn's54 Browne James W. esq. Fmscati
Sparks WilliamMarshall Charles
62 Tiger's Head, Hadden John63 Soames Ely, esq. Ravenscrofthere is South Hill and/oatway toHayes64 Devas Mrs. South hill.....•... here is Streamlet Place ........•
Masons Hill National Schools.Boys-C. Carreck, master.Irifants-Mrs. i::iearle,mistress.
Knight John, farmer, New Farm
here is footpath to West TVickham andPieklturst
65 Railway Tavenl, Henry T. Fryer66 Boorman George, fly proprietor67 Day Richard68 Barham Henry
1 Shoebridge Edwardj Brown Lennard:J Pell Mrs.,4: Elmer A.Ii Wolf John
fmllcr Edward
North Road.-NEw Tows.] Biacksmitlt's Arms, J. Brooke2 vY00d Mrs.3 I>hiUips John Peter4: TO~~t'rHenry, hair dresserIi Ct.trke.i lL,t George7 IT ,t Harriett~ ,ckman Robert;' .us Henry
D.yal Oal~, James Sker, beer r~-tailer und chimney:" ."
Newman Road.Woollett H. A. esq.ltobinson Mrs. Fairlight
10 Day William11 Ely Aaron12 Griffiths John13 Last William14: Tidy James15 Stoddart James Arundell16 Tavendale Mrs.17 Draper James18 Biggs James20 Franklin Mrs. laundress-- James William
grocer...... here are Nettlejolrfs Ootia.r;cs .I::> Allen Edward, baker and grocert~) Manktelow Alfred, greengrocer;')0 Cook J. bootmaker
Smith John, general dealer"Test Mrs., dressmaker, Holly cottoCousins GeorgeChitty William, coach builder,Jenner David, smith and farrierMarshall DavidChitty Charles
•j1 riper George.i2 Weeks John;ji\ West John[Ii: MCl'sh William, carman und coal
............. ltere is North Road .(;,1 } Vhite Horse, Fredk. Chaplin beer
retailerI;:; Saxton William Robert(if) Milstead HenryG7 Dennis CharlesI),') :Morrison Thomas(m Finch Mrs.70 HingMrs.'i'l ~)harman James7~ lIudd Mrs.,'0 Burbridge William7-t Grainger Samuel Charles'iii Holland GeorgeiG Thomas James P.77 Chatman Mrs ..
Shoebridge II., wantrohc purchaser
78... Lucas Mrs.'79 Simmons William8Q' Taylor George81. Burbridge Charles82 Morris-83 Bittle Ed. Thomas84 Weippert Erhard Wm.~Q Carter William, writer and grainer86 Spackman Wm. grocer~, Steiert & Dotter, watchmakers88 Spackman 'V., china & glass dealer39 Middlemiss 'Villium, baker90 Anglesea .Arms, John Fulcher
104: Wood William, greengrocer105 Burch J., plumber106107 Blackney Mrs. H., smith and farrier108 Crown« Anellor, Charles Hur~ocK
and 9 Park road I
Park Cottages.-P ALACE ROAD.
Footitt JamesPenfold SamuelCarpenter AnthonyLitchfield JohnBrister B.
Park Grove.-PAuK ROAD.1 Bridgewater John, esq.2 Gasqnoine H. esq.4- Collins Mr. II. B.ii Pipcr Mr. Hcnry6·
c
22 BROMLEY STREET nffiECTORY.
•Russell Mr. O.Davies -
Park Road.-NEw TOWN.
North side.Baptist Chapel
1 Bysouth Henry, florist.....•..... .11el·e is Palace r;rOL'c ••••••••••••
3 Peart Rev. Richard4 Porter Mrs.5 White Mrs.6 Allen Mrs.7 Nicholls Miss8 Latter Miss C.
............ here is Palace l'oad ........•..•!J Crown~· AnclI01', Charles Hurlock
10 Blackney Mrs. H., smith and farrier11 Boynton R., carman and contractor12 Hinchliffe David, stonemason13 Heaysman Thomas, builder15 Heaysman Mr. T., sen. Stangrove
villaSt John's Church
16 Sturt Misses, school, Haxted house
•........ Here is Parle Grove ....•..••17 Greener J. H., photographer
Komani villa18 Morum Mr. 'William1U Hoyer Mrs. Sarah
Babba~e Major General H.P.,Dain-ton house
Harrison C. esq., Carleton house. East side.
20 DL:(lU Robert21 Brough Mrs23 Clack Miss F. E.
./ 2! Rockall Benjamin2~)
(26) Locke Mrs..\~_...Devereux Rev. N. J.
27 Cope Mr Charles, organist and pro-fessor of music
282U31 Brnnett Miss, ladies school32 Johnson, Mr. David.93 Clack Thomas Edward, esq.(Sf: Hissey William, e~q.:H> Barrett Mrs. 1).i.£i..Hutchinson Mr. ,J(:;hn
....""-{~VWebb Mrs.
3840 Dayis G. F. esq., Norland Cottage41 Luff George, esq., Wycherley villas42 Green W. H. esq.43 Beeham Ed ward, Plasterer, &c.44 'Waters Peter, brougham and cab
office45 Bayley E. H. esq., Ockenden house46 :Mayne Rev. W. G., M.A.
Carter Richard, esq., South bankHillier R. esq., Hill sideMaunder Wm. H., esq., CaerdonGrinsted Mr. D .. Ravensbourne ho.Cooper Mr. Robert, Dane cottage·Wood Jabez, parish clerk
~ 27 Head J., dairyman, Ash cottage,28 Davies John, Wrexham cottage2!1 Haddaway Thomas, Fern cottages:')0 Ringsnorth Richard ,. "31 Andrews Joseph E., Perry cottages32 Gael Ed~ar, photographer "
.,.33 -Pulley 1t!rs.~34: D.cnham John, builder, &c., Stanley
cottage~,; •.•. :' I ; >;:,~f'n_
. "QC ,·her George",l('l tel' Charles, gardener
":lton Arthur: Ii ':J'1{CrMrs. M. A., ladies' nursei1 tes William
lcholls A.
Ringer's Road.-HIGH STREET.
Block Alfred S. esq. Beech viewSmith A. Gurney esq, The Firs
BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY. 20
23 Stewart James24 Hollman Arthur jun. rJ
Wood William . -Wood-Long James esq., The HolliesOldham W. esq.Shorter Wm. farmer & fruit gro,~er
Southborough.Wells Mrs. J. Southborough lodge
I Penwell Richard }2 Sawyer Mrs Wells3 Maddison Mrs. cottages4 Andrews Mrs.
Hamilton A. esq. J.P., South BarrowLovibond J. esq. Turpington farmChe'luers, William KnightWilliams E. S. esq" BlackbrookSawtell R. farmer, Blackbrook fannRoffey G. farmer, Edwards farmCrooked Billet, J. Styles, black-
smith and beer retailerPackman JosephBowIe!! RichardTurner Charles
Southlands Road.-BICKLEY.1 Dixon John esq.2 Brind F. W., esq. \.3 Farr W. esq. M.D.4 Austen Walter H. esq.5 Erskine Mrs. H T.G GiIlbanks Jonathan C. esq.7 Stephenson E. S. esq.8 Skilleter Jeremy, farmer9 Hastings William
10 Dossett Walter11 Hillyer George12 Taylor William Henry13 Stapleton Joseph14 Turner James15 Bridger George16 Dutton William Henry
South Hill. MASON'SHILL.1 James Samuel2 Davies Richard3 Lee Mrs.4 Hampton J. W.
Ruegg HenryBromley Cottage Hospital. Medical
Officers. Drs. Beeby and Willey6 Soper J. beer retailer
South· Street.-CAGE FIELD.12 Saker Mr~. A., Somerset house3 Russell Thomas R. and H. carriers4 Carpenter Henry, carver, gilder,
writer, &c.[) Church Joseph BenjaminG7 Hinchliffe Walter8 Grapes Mrs., young ladies school9 Hinchliffe David, stonemason, &c.
Stanhope Villas.-l\IARKET SQUAHE.Reeves Alfred Police cottagesSummerfield John" ,.
3 Latter Mrs. R. B.4 Wilson George Grant, esq5 Field T. W., esqG Pickthall Miss
, Stanley Road.-l\IAsON'S Hn,!..J Braye Mr., Fairfield villa
1 Milstead J. & H. bakers8 WestW.4 Pool James5 Anderson HenryG Elliott Frederick7 Graham George8 Baker John!l BaJ,er Miss
11 Crockford George12 Poynter Richard13 Ranson George14 Hooper George15 Atkins Henry James18 Scott Jesse19 Anthony William20 Callahan Charles21 Head William22 Stock George282425 Brockelband Mr. D.
26 BROMLEY STRFET DIRECTORY.
26 Hodges Richard esq.27 Kemp Thomas
~28 Manning W. M.SO Bishop Mrs31 Soutbcott-32 Grace Thomas
J 33 CaUamole Henry, esq.85 Bray Sydney34 Giles Charles36 Green George87 Taylor Joseph &; Son, builders38 Bourne Mr. J. J., Registrar of births
and deaths~ 39 Jones Benjamin builder
Bromley CotttIge Hospital (temporary)40 Cbirrill John41 Hill Alfred42 Clark Richard45 Cobb Walter46 Golding Mr. George _47 Adams Henry48 Aveling Henry
Sunday School49 Woodhams John
~ 50 PascaU James John, dairyman51 Cocksedge Mr. William52 Powell Mr. William
Streamlet Place.-MASONS HILL.Laidlaw Mr. A. W., agricultural
implement agent, Streamlet ho.Isard ThomasMaunton JohnBrazier HenryBullen JamesHoysted E.
here is fVest st., South st., and East st.:I-J Grubb William Alexander, builder~2 Isherwood James, chemist
""3 Dunstall J .. baker and confectioner4 Blundell Thomas, fishmonger and
poulterer../'5 Hillmer W., linen draper
6 Bourdon \Valter, Bromley bazaar~7 Johnstone William, grocer and
provision merchant8 Turner Geo. oil & colour warehouse9 Quick H. B., shirt and collar manu-
facturer,10 Payne and Balding, builders, &c.11 Phillpott Wm. boot & shoemaker12 Hinchliffe David, statuary &mason3 Cooper Henry G. butcher
14 Ashby J., poulterer, & fishmonger15 Cooper George, esq. Widmore house........•... here is Park Road .........•..19 Yerworth Miss, preparatory school
for the sons of gentlemen20 Wadsworth Mrs.21 Craft Mrs.22 Davey Samuel, esq.23 Cleveland Mrs.24 Gregory L. W. esq. solicitor
28 BROMLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
~26 Wyborn John Middleton, esq.II 27 White James, esq.~ 28 Baddeley Frederick Piper, esq.
7iV<29 Scurr Richard, esq.80 I1ott, Dr. Edward, L.R.C.P.
;/ 31 Raynes John Geo., esq. architectand surveyor'
•••••• /,ere are Denmal'k Villas .....•33 Howlett Miss34 Stu part Mrs.35 Stocken Wllliam, esq. Kendal lodge36 Lord Henry esq. Keston villa37 Savory Mrs.38 Fawkner Thomas, esq.
e/ 39 Walmisley Walter Millbank, esq.00 Mourilyan Martin. esq.
41 Shearman John W., esq.42 Pettitt Thomas H., esq.43 Brown Frederick, esq.44 Mitchell Harry Edward, esq.•........ ltere is Preelands Road .45 Bedford Admiral, South View46 HolworthyJos. M. esq. Elsworth
house41 Smith Gilbert, esq. Chatham house48 Jones Dr. A. 0., Grange house'.49 Bishop JOSIah esq. Beechfield lodge50 Dove J. esq. Beechfield villas ,(51 Leatherdale J. esq. The Lodge52 Read Samuel, esq. Parkside53 Nisbet John, esq. Lewes house ~54 Verrall Rev. George ~55 Pratt Joseph56 Crowhurst George51 Palmer Charles58 Cooper Mrs.59GO61 Atkin Henry, esq. Claremont house62 Rance Thomas G. esq. Clifton hous!!~ ~,
64 Charlesworth F. esq.•.•... ltere are BeeeltJield Cottages .•...•65 Kendall Robert .66 Gurr David
fVidmore to Marleet Squm'e67 Tlte Oak, H. L. Slight68 Hollingsworth Charles6!) A mold George70 Moys John71 Craker Richard
72 I10tt J. W. esq., surgeon, Beechfield73 Scrutton James, esq. Belcaire74: Davis Thomas, esq. Birk.enfeld15 Fisher H. T. esq., Bude house16 Dreaper J. S. esq. Hundalee78 Holt Robert B. esq., Stoneycroft79 Maynard Jno. bailiff to Mri. Child
Child Mrs., The PalaceSorrell James, Palace lodge
81 Booty James Horatio, esq.Parkfield82 Talman Major Samuel83 Acton Samuel Poole, es~. Lynton
Congregational Chapel86 Vaughan E. P. H., esq.81 Lukey Mrs. .88 Compasses, George Langrh'rJ.89 Ratley and Thorpe, fancy reposi-
tory and bazaar90 Sparrow hawk Richard, silkmerccr
and draper1 How Jas. watchmaker, jeweler, ,'::;c.
92 Carreck W. N. stationer, tthaccu-nist and bird stuffer
93 Uridge Mrs.
Widmore.Ellis Miss, Old cottage
28 Bi1'd in Hand, George Wiles29 Telford Charles esq.Widmore lo(~e31 Boakes William32 Wiles John33 Barnes Alfred34 Harbar John35 Warren James36 Lamkin Thomas37 Cronk Charles38 Mole John39 Burbridge William40 Pearson John T.41 Pack Mrs.42 Blundell Walter T., fruiterer43 Eman William fishmonger
Tillman IsaacHarbar StevenWillby James, coal and coke mef-
chantWillson Walter R., smith and farrierrVidmore Bn'ck aud Tile lVorks
'V; Browning, agent '
9-/~- £,.{--- /(1 -
7,,- 3":L7-----------COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Addis Edward, cattle dealer, 17 FarWlg)I Allbon Henry, draper, 31 Masons hill~ Allen Edward, baker and grocer, 48 Palace Road, New Town>- Allpress, C. E., draper and silk mercer, 44 High street
Amos Henry W., book keeper, Oambridge Road~ Ardern William J, dairyman & coal merchant, Crown Inn, Plaistow\J Arnaud John Cooper, builder, 14n High street\:J Ashby J., fishmonger and poulterer, H: Widmore road
Atkins J., upholsterer and cabinet maker, 19 Mason's hillAyers, B. coach builder, 2 Tylney roadAyling, Edwin, currier and leather seller, 29 High streetAyling T. and Son, bootmakers, 25 High streetAylibg W. T. oil and colourman, tl7 &; tl8 High street
Bailey J. builder, 147, High streetBall Henry, tailor and habit maker, 16 Crescent roadBanks Joseph, grocer and china dealer, 101 Palaco roadBarker William, grocer &c., ]5 PlaistowBarrell Allen, umbrella maker, 109 High streetBarrow William, plasterer, 18 Crescent road, PlaistowBateman Henry, grocer, china and glass dealer, 10 Tylney road,
WidmoreBateman William, plumber, 141 High streetBaxter & Payne, auctioneers and valuers, estate, land, timber,
house, and agricultural agents, &c., Town hall and 1;)7 Fen-church street, City
Baxter William Walmisley, chemist, Stamp Office, 40 High street~ Bayman Mrs. M. A. D. hairdresser &c. 135 High street
Bean Frederick, grocer, 5!J & 60 High streetBeeby Walter Thomas, M.D., 57 High streetBeeham E. plasterer, 43 Park roadBenest Ed. Everett, civil engineer, 33, Freelauds roadBennett Miss, ladies school, 31 Park road
...,/ Berriman, W. E., architect, sUfveyor, house and land agent,11, Palace grove, and 38, High Street
Blackney Mrs. Hy., smith & farrier, 107 Palace road, & 10 Park rdBligh George, butcher, 26 High streetBlundell Thomas, fishmonger and poulterer, 4 Widmore roadBlundell Walter T. fruiterer and greengrocer, 42 WidmoreBoorah Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Masons hillBoorman George, fly proprietor, 23 High street and Masons HillBorer A., butcher, 104, High streetBorer Amos, coffee-house, Widmore roadBourdon Walter, Bromley bazaar, G, Widmore roadBourne J. J. registrar of births and deaths, 38, Stanley roadBoynton R. G., carman and contractor, 11 Park roadBrett Alfred. bricklayer, 3 Freelands groveBridger J., butcher, 4: Tylney roadBridle Mrs. laundress, 18 Johnson road, Bromley common
30 ",J\L I>IREC'rORY
Bromle,lJ Cottage IIospital, Soutl1- ·.•.•s hill: Dr. Beebyand Dr. Willey, medical officers _
Bromley Cottage Improvement .Association-4 Market squareBromley Drill Hall-G. W. Talby, Sergeant Instructor in Drill
and CalisthenicsBromley Gas Consumers Company, Homesdale road, Bromley
common-George H. Osborn, secretary and managerBromley Gymnasium Olub-A. J. V. Palmer, Instructor, East st.·Bromley Litera1:1JInstitute Town Hall, C. Carreck & G. H. Payne
han. sees.; B. Wood, librarianX Bromley Mutual Aid Loan Society, 35 High st" E. Gael, sec.
Bromley National ScllOol-J. Jennings, master, College slipBrooke J., beer retailer, Blac1csmitlH' Arm.'" 63 Palace roadBrown D. & Son, tailors and outfitters, 85 High streetBrown loa., builder & beer retailer, Chatterton rd .. Bromley com.Browning C. & Son, greengrocers & pork butchers, 94 &!:l5High st,Browning Henry, carman, 49 Tylney roadBuckle & Griffin, coal and coke merchants, Railway station and
50 Park road, agents for Martin's Westerham Ales .Bulleid Anthony, builder, 41 Tylney road, WidmoreBurch J. plumber, 10;') Palace road, New TownBurgess Joseph. bootmaker, 119 High streetBurgess Mrs. William, berlin and fancy repository, 121 High street·Burton Robert Barber, tailor and hatter, 71 High streetBush S. bookseller & stationer, S.P.C.K. Reposi'tory, 5 Market sq.Butcher Henry general dealer, 30 Campbell road, Freelands roadBysouth Henry, florist and seadsman, 1Park road, New Town
Capon, Joseph, butcher, 21 Freelands roadCarpenter Henry, carver, gilder, writer, & decorator, 4 South streetCarrick John, boot & shoe maker, 29 Palace roadCarreck 'V. N. stationer and tobacconist and picture frame maker,
93 Widmore road and 6 East streetCarter William, writer, and house decorator, 85 Palace roadChalcraft Misses M. and S. A., milliners, 64 High streetChamberlain John, gentleman's boarding and day school, Bickl~Chance Robert, dairyman, 23 Farwig' ..J\.
Chaplin Fred., beer retailer, White H01'U, 64 Palace road~ Chattell William F. veterinary surgeon, High st. & 42 Freelands rd
Ohatterton Dr. Percy, L.R.C.P., 28 Oakley road. Bromley CommonCheckley Henry, bill poster and town crier, Widmore roadChilds & Co., auctioneers, valuers, architects, land and estate agents
!.lV, High street ,f'
Chitty William, coach builder, Palace road, New TownChurch William, F1'eelands Tave1'n, 16 Freelands roadChurcher J., boot and shoemaker, 24 Tylney roadChurcher J. W. bootmaker and Pel1"Oleumlnspector, 103 Palace rdClark Alfred, carpenter, &c., 38 Palace roadClark, Henry. butcher, 46 Farwig
'
Clement Charles, greengrocer, 32 FarwigCole Edward, plumber, writer, grainer, (>(,c.1Tylney rd., 'VidmoreCollins Brothers, general drapCls, 10 Market squareCollins Samuel, music seller and stationer, 92 High streetCollins William, draper &c., 102 Palace road
BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Constant Thomas, carman, In Palace roadCook James, bootmaker, 50 Palace roadCooper Brothers, com merchants, agents for Shepherd and Neame's
Faversham Ales, 19 Market squareCooper Henry George, butcher, 13 Widmore roadCooper J. plumber, hydraulic engineer, &c. 7 London road
~
ooper James., tailor, 48 High' streetCope, Mr. Charles, organist and professor of music, 27 Palace roadCopping George S., general builder, contractor, and undertaker,
33 Masons hillCounty Court Ojfice-4 Market square
)tCousens Charles, greengrocer, 4: The OrchardCovell John, butcher, 52 High streetCowie James, farmer, Model farm, PlaistowCowtan Mrs. Kate, ladies' school, 2 Denmark villas, Widmore roadCraker Miss Anne, milliner and dressmaker, 8 Freelands roadCrooks James, blacksmith, 1 Plough cottages, Bromley CommonCrowhurst Roht, linen draper, clothier, &c. 134 High st and 25 & 26
Market square .
/ ":f Darby William Henry, stonemason, 17 Freeland's groveDavies W., baker and confectioner, 116 High streetDavis John, shopkeeper, 20, FarwigDavis Miss, teacher of water-colour painting, 39 Freelands road
\l~avis Miss C. teacher of music, 39 Freelands roadrDean F., coach builder, 21 Masons hill
.-~--Denham John, builder, &c., Stanley cottage, 34 Simpsons roadDixon Mrs. E. Julius, & Miss, ladies school, Essex lodge, Hope park
~Dodd Isaac, coal and coke dealer and beer retailer, Bird in IJand,_ 5 Gravel road, Bromley common.'v Doe George and Son, bootmakers, 22 Market squareII" Draper Charles, decorator and paperhanger, 9 Simpsons road
fDraper William, wheelwright, 37 Masons hillDraper William, painter and house decorator, 72 Simpsons roadDrill Hall 18th K.n. V:-G. W. Talby, Sergeant instructor, East
street --Dunford John Fyfield, dairyman, 96 High streetDunmaIl R., The Grape Vi,.e, beer retailer, 13 Oakley roadDunn Edward, upholsterer and undertaker, 20 Market squareDunn J. & E. upholsterers and undertakers, 123 High streetDunstall John, baker & confectioner, 3 Widmore road
,.. Dutton R. boot and shoe maker, 114, High street/'( "
Eaton Christo:::>her, butcher, 110 High streetEd wards William, gardener, 5 The orchardElliott Richard W. basket maker, Vale cottages, Mason's hillEllis Septimus, school, The Limes, 36 Freelands roadEman William, fishmonger, 43 Widmore
1PEmeryMrs., laundress, 27 and 28 Napier road.Emmett Henry Alfred, builder and contractor, 7 Church roadEngleheart and Richardson, auctioneers and estate agents, 150
. High street
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32 BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Faversham Ale stores, Cooper Brothers, agents, 19 Market squareFawsitt Fred. currier and leather seller, 21 Market squareFerris Robert, saddle and harness maker, 103 High street.l!'erris Robert, Stm' alld Garter, 106 High street
- Field Charles, bootmaker, 6 Masons hillField G., fly proprietor, Bickley Arms, Lower CamdenFilby Brothers, hair dressers and perfumers, 89 High street "Fisher Jonathan, grocer and greengrocer, 47 Palace road XIFlowers G. R. & Co., auctioneers, clothiers, &c., 105 High stree~Flux Robert, Duke's IIead, 131 High st,reetFowler George, basket maker, 13 Campbell road ~Francis and Lloyd, ironmongers and gas fitters, 9 Market SqUarelFranklin Mrs. laundress, 20 Napier road, Masons HillFryer Henry T., Railway Tavern, 65, Masons hillFulcher John, Anglesea Arms, 90 Palace road, New Town
Gaberthuel John Daniel, continental family courier..)' Gael and Tupper, photographers, and picture frame makers, 45 &;
130 High street, and 31 Market squareGale W. H. tea dealer, 52 Simpsons roadGarwood Risden Wm., watchmaker and jeweller, ] 15 High streetGayfer Wm., middle class school, Rhodes villa, Bromley commonGedney, Chas. WIll., printer, 2H Market square.Gentry A .. baker, pastry cook &; confectioner, 68 Bromley commonGibbings F., station master, Bickley
" Gilbert T., grocer, cheesemonger, and confectioner, 136 High streetGiles William, carpenter and undertaker, 9 PlaistowGill George, builder, Brumley commonGodley Thomas, carman, &c, 68 FarwigGolds George, writer and grainer, 36 FarwigGomer and Son, dairymen, 81 High streetGoodacre Samuel, grocer, 48 Homesdale roadGoodacre William, Cal'penter's Arms, 41 Homesdale roadGrapes Mrs., young ladies schoolGreenbrook William, tailor, 63 EarwigGreener J. H., photographer, 17 Palace roadGregory L. W. solicitor, 24 Widmore roadGriffiths Phezzant, shopkeeper, 12 Masons hillGrigg Thomas, photographer, 19 Walter's yard & Simpsons roadGrinsted Daniel, coal merchant, 38 High street, & Railway St,ationGrubb William Alexander, builder, 1 Widmore roadGyngell James, JTihite Hart Tap, 140 High street
Hadden John, Tiger's IIead, 62 Mason's hillHaggerstone Mrs. laundress, 28 Mo oreland roadHall John, gardener, 4, East streetHall John, tallow chandler, 68 and 69 High street
Harman Robert Vine, photographer and music seller, 75 High st.Harper Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Walpole roadHarradine Joseph, collector of Assessed taxes, 100 High streetHarris Charles, general dealer, 17 Freelands road
13ROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Harris E., gardener, 21 London road---Harris George, The Laurel~ 20 London road
Harris Mrs. George, straw bonnet maker, 56 Simpsons roadHarris Mrs. shopkeeper, Five Bells, 37 and 38 Bromley common!Harris Stephen, broker, furniture dealer, &c, 36 Palace roadHarvey George, butcher, 44 Palace road, New TownHayes Dr. George, dentist, 3!} Palace groveHazelwood J., Belll'ap, 127 High streetHead James, dairyman, 27 Simpsons roadHeaysman and Sons, butchers, G Market squareHeaysman Thomas, jun., builder, 13 Park road, NewTownHewett Robert, butcher, 7 Masons hillHillmer, W., draper, &c., I) Widmore roadHinchliffe David, statuary and mason, 12 vVidmore road and
12 Park roadHodges W. and Son, hair dressers and perfumers, Mason's 18 hillHollyman J. farm bailiff to C. Satterthwaite, esq., PlaistowHolloway & Co. bakers, 20 Freelands roadHomccopathic Pharmacy-13S High streetHood Mrs., dressmaker, 4:0 Tylney road
~opkins Edwin, plumber, painter, decorator, &c, !}!} Palace road,New Town
.-- Hopton James, fruiterer, greengrocer, and coal merchant, 29Market square
Houlgate A., gwcer and stationer, ~3 Farwig_ How James, watch & clock maker and jeweller, fH Widmore road~ Howard James, farrier, !} Walters yard, High street_Howard, J., pork butcher and butterman, 65 High street
__ Hughes and Willey, surgeons, 129 High street_ Humphry C. H., esq., surgeon, 3 Lower camden
Hunt Richard, grocer and coachbuilder, 6 and 7 London roadHunt Thomas, painter, 65 FarwigHunter James Kerr, coach builder, 1 London roadHurlock Charles, Crown ~~.Anchor, lOS Palace road & !} Park rdHutchings and Co., dyers and cleaners, 107 High street
- Hutchings Miss E., dressmaker and milliner, 107 High street
nIott and Beeby, surgeons, 57 High street_IIott Edward esq. L.R.C.P., 30 Widmore road"nott James W. esq. surgeon, Beechfield, 72 Widmore road
Ingles J., saddler and harness maker, Widmore road-TIngles Miss, ladies' school, Clyde cottage, 15 South street"-Ingles William Henry, saddler, 51 High streettisard Edward, tallow chandler and oilman, 7 Market square1- Isherwood J. chemist and druggist, 2 Widmore road
Jackson Albert, bootmaker, 24: Oakley road, Bromley commonJackson George, grocer, 6!) Bromley commonJackson Mrs. A. haberdasher, ~I) Oakley road .
-.,J James John, baker and confectioner, 8 Market squaref James William John, baker, 2 Chatterton road, Bromley commony Jayes William, builder, East street
Jeary Miss, fruiterer, 22 Tylney road. vVidmore
BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Jenner David, smith and farrier, Palaeo road and Prospect placeJenner James Bird, plasterer, 19 Tylney road, WidmoreJessup Misses S. and M. A., dressmakers, 31 High street
<of- Jewell Mrs. Maria, beer retailer, Prince of Wales, 11 Market sq.-r Johnson Frederick, The Forester, 133 High streett- Johnson George T., fishmonger and poulterer, 90 High street
Johnson William, Brewery Tap, Princes plain, Bromley common" Johnstone William, grocer and provision merchant, 7 Widmore rd
Jones Alfred O. M.D. (homreopathic), Grange house, 48 Widmore rd.'" Jones Benjamin, builder, 39 £tanley road)t Jones Geo., draper, 86 High street1( Jones T. B. ironmonger and gasfitter, 118 High street
r Keel' Manning, haberdasher, milliner, &c., 27 & 28 High streetKettel Mrs. Ann, laundress, 12 London roadKing Mrs., blacksmith, 2 FarwigKither George, greengrocer & dairyman, 18 Frec1ands roadKnox C. F. solicitor, 24 Market squareKnight John, farmer, New FarmKnight Thos., butcher, G3 Bromley commonKnight William, Clu:qllers, Southborough
tV Laidlaw and Co., machinists and agricultural implement agents..I' Streamlet House, Masons hill,< Lambert E., Crown, 59 Bromley commonI Lane Richard, cutler, &c. 4 Vale cottages, Railway station
Lane William, beer retailer, Palace Taue1'n, 1Napier roadLangran Mr., Officer of Excise; High street
v ~ Ley James, baker and grocer, 32 Bromley commoni Leighfield Robert, general dealer, Farwig
l1.y Letts Henry, gardener, 5 Simpsons road,Littlecot T., The Beech Tree, 43 London road
I Local Bom·d Offices, H. S. Cregeen, surveyor, East street.,.. Lock A., builder, 1Palace road• London &" County Bank, Town Hall, George Dennen, manager
Longhurst J. sweep, 8 Adam square, Masons hillLove George, picture frame maker, 2 Freelands groveLovibond J., farmer, Turpington farm, Southborough
...,.. Lownds Willi:tm, Wkite lIart Hotel, fly proprietor, 13!) High st.and at Beckenham and Keston
...,....Lowrence John W., general dealer, 113 High st., & 16 Masons hillLynes 1\1rs.,milliner and dressmaker, 83 High street
...,. Mabet James, Fal'1L'ig Anlls, 33, FarWIgMaitland Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 7 East street, Cage fieldManktelow Alfred, greengrocer, M) Palace road
'J Marsh Thomas, grocer, 52, Farwig.,.. Martin E., grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 128 High street
BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
1Jlason's Hill National Schools-C. Carreck master-Mrs. Searle,mistress
Matthews James L., solicitor, Ivy bank, 32 London road\( Mathews and Humphry, surgeons, Bickley
JI( Maunder W. baker and confectioner, 1 Market squareJ<. May, Sykes, and Batten, solicitors, 148 High street
~ Maydon George, linen draper, 3':>& 36, High street" Maynard John, farm bailiff to Mrs. Child, 78, Widmore road'I' Mead Miss, ladies school, 6 Freelands road.,,( Mead & Son, corn & coal merchants, 13 Masons hill & Dunton greenXMersh William, carman and coal merch:mt, 54 Palace roadJ< Messenger George, baker & confectioner, 3 Tylney road, Widmore>- Middlemiss William, baker 8~)Palace roadJ( Milstead J. and H., bakers, 1 Stanley road, Bromley common~ Milstead Walter, carman, 2 Prospect place, Masons hill
')( Mitchell William, clothier and outfitter, 66 High streetMorley Mrs., shopkeeper, 22 High streetMoore W illiam,( gardener, Masons hill
.,.. Morley Thomas, L.a.p., Bromley academy, 74 High street", Mowat James, tailor and habit maker, 137 High street*,Mowat John Alexander, bootmaker, 3, Market square~'\iuffett Charles, builder, 82 High streett( Mundy Edwin, linen draper, 4G High street-t Muret Mons. Max, professor of French, Campbell ho., Ethelbert rd.
Napier Mrs., shopkeeper, Church road""" Nash & Co., pastrycooks, 30 High stret<tNash John, silk mercer and draper, 120 High streettJ- Nash & Milstead, Berlin wool & fancy repositOry, 146 High street,t.f Nesbitt James, boot avd shoemaker, 142 and 143 High street
,4-- Nettlefold John, auctioneer and upholsterer, 32 & 144 High street~ Newman Charles, collector of rates (for the 1st Division of the
Bromley Union) 77 Farwig~ Odden George, baker and 30nfectioner, [) Masons Hill~ Odden - grocer and cheesemonger, 4 Masons hill
'
Office/vI' StGJlIping Wei,glzts and .Measures, 103 Palace road-J. W. Churcher, Inspector
Orford Miss, young ladies' school, 1 Freelands grove,esborn G., painter and decorator, 1 Beechfield cottages
~ Pamphilon Geo. wine, spirit & bottled beer merchant, agent for Indand Coope, Romford and Burton ale brewers, 58 High street
.Parsons William, bricklayer, 6 Gravel road, Bromley common~ Pascall Brothers, brick makers and potters, 65 Homesdale road" PascaU James John, dairyman, fiO Stanley road, Masons hill,"" Pawley William, farmer, Coopers farm, Bromley common-'" Payne & Balding, builders, 111 High street, and 10 Widmore rd.J' Payne Charles, greengrocer, 76 High street¥Pearce Frederick, builder, :3 Sirnpsons road and Stanley road
Pearce Mrs., laundress, 18 Palace road~ Peill Ed win, carman, 32 Bromley common
..J'- Penfold Alfred, beer retailer, Two Doves, 14 Oakley road'" Pepper F. T., The Pluugh, 70 Bromley comlllon
,.)' Phillpott W. boot and shoemaker, 11 Widmore road.y Piggott Edmund, corn dealer, &c., Oakley farm, Bromley common
Plaistow National Schools, Louis Rossini Laumann. masterPloughman Miss P. dressmaker, 97 High. street
oX Podger Henry, Pageheath laundry, 26 Homesdale roadPointer Henry, boot and shoe maker, 11 Masons hill
'\..-- Police Station, Market square, Charles Howe, Inspector"" Potter John, baker, 1 FarwigI Price Edward, tailor, 10 Palace road, New Town
Pritchard Miss, dressmaker, 77 High streetr Pulham Charles, statuary and mason, 36 Masons hillPullen H. J. goldsmith, jeweller, & optician, 17 Market square
cJ</ Pyrke Bertram Stewart, grocer, 24 High strreet
: ~ Quick, H. B., shirt & collar maker, outfitter, &c, D Widmore road
Railway Station-Elcombe W., station master~Randall Miss. Eiizabeth house school, 11 Page heath, Bickley
U- Ranson Thomas, writer, grainer & decorator, 35 Masons hillJ/ Ratley and Thorpe, fancy repository and bazaar, 89 vVidmore road
Raynes John George, architect and surveyor, 31 Widmore roadI Redding George, shopkeeper, 14 Plaistow
• IV Redfern H., gas & hot water engineer, vValter's yard & South hillReeves James, fishmonger, 45 Palace road, New townRidley R., fishmonger, 14 Freelands grove
,~ Roberts Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Adams square,Masons Hill
Roberts Mrs. S., Berlin wool and fancy repository, and baby linenwarehouse, 84: High street
Roffey G., fanner, Edwards farm, SouthboroughXRogers Alfred, Rose and Crown, 132 High st. & 28 Market square..,.YRogers G., stationer and bookseller, 108 High street
LX' Roots George, market gardener, &c., Bence vVell, Bromley com.dRose Henry J., relieving officer, No.1 District Bromley Union,
~hoebridge H., wardrobe purchaser, 77 Palace road.I-Shillcock Joseph Bradley, chemist, Post Office, 122 High street
( Shorter Charles, gardener, 38 Simp sons Road,y.. Shorter Wm .• farmer & fruit grower, Skim corner, Bromley comV Simmons Willium, tailor and hatter. 33 High street
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BROMLEY COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
~Skilleter Jeremy, farmer, 8, Southlands road-% Slight H. L" The Oak, 67 Widmore road
Smit,h Alfred, plumber, 78 High streetSmitp. Edward S., agent, teacher, cleaner and regulator of sewing
machines, Widmore road, adjoining Market square..-{ Smith James G. cattle salesman, Cherry orchard, Bromley common
--40--Stnita. John, general dealer, Palace road~ith Mrs. E. S., dress, mantle & costume maker, Widmore road
Smith Mrs. Jane, coffee rooms, 93 High street~ Smith Thomas, accountant, 9 Palace road) New Town.,.. Smith William, builder, 4 Gravel road, Bromley common
Soper J., Bateh€7's A/'ms, beer retailer, 6 South hillSouthgate Abraham, beer retailer, Royal Oak, 54 Farwig
.\I' Spackman Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 37, Palace road, New Town"" Spackman William, grocer, china and class dealer, 86 & 88 Palace
road, New Town-" Sparrowhawk Richard, silk mercer and draper, 90 Widmore road
Speller William, gardener, 56 Bromley CommonSpooner George, teacher of music, 11 Palace road, New Town
y Spooner J., builder, Tylney road" Springett H. veterinary surgeon, 38 High st. and Masons hill" Steele Joshua Simmons, engraver, tobacconist, and hairdresser,
7!J High streetSteer James, beer retailer, and chimney sweep, Royal Oed.:, 10
North road .,,"-Steiert & Dotter, watchmakers, &c., 87 Palace road, New Town~ Stevens Robert, horticultural builder, &c., 43 Simpsons road..\"Stidolph John, dairyman, 47 Park road,LfStidolph William, nurseryman & seedsman, College slip, High st.
Stock George, coal merchant and camlan, 4 Mooreland roadf Strang Miss E., china & glass dealer, 15 and 16 Market square
manufacturer, 14 Market squareJ'Stubbs William, com, coal, and 'seed merchant, 124 High street
,.... Sturt Misses, ladies' school, Haxted house, Hi, Park road\L Styles J. blacksmith, Croo/red Billet, Southborough~utton William, Bell Hotel, 125 High street
Verrall James, stationer and news agent, 70 High streetl Victo1'la Wine Company,80 High street, W. Winch Hughes.!tVincent Henry, Railway Signal, 1 and 2 Mason's hill
Wale William, gardener, 9 Mooreland roadl-YW alker and Holmes, upholsterers &undertakers, 57 High street
Wallis George, bootmaker, 11 The Orchard, High StreetWare Thomas John, fishmonger and greengrocer, 15 Masons hillWaters Peter, brougham and cab office,44 Park road
L \/ Webb Frank, grocer and provision merchant, 88 High streetI~ Weeks George, ironmonger and gasfitter (agent for Messrs.
Elkington's electro-plate) 42, 43 &136High st, & at Beckenhami.X' Wells E. J. & Son, carmen, wood dealers, &c.43 Napier roadJ# Wells G. M. upholsterer and furniture dealer, 147 High streetw Wells George, grocer, &c., 2 Napier roadit' Wells Joseph, china and glass dealer, 47 High street4" Wells Thomas, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 112 High street
West Mrs., dressmaker, Holly cottage, Palace roadWest Mrs., greengrocer, 8 Mason's hill
J- West William, Rising Sun, 35 High street....t' West William, surveyor, Bickley~ Wheeler Miss Sophia, ladies' school, Cromwell house, 8 Bromley
commonWheatbread J. grocer 1 Wharton terrace, North road, New TownWhitehead James, beer retailer, Bricklayer's Arms, 34 Masonshill
~ Whiteington Henry, Prince Fredenck, 23 HollowbottomWMte Hm't Assemhly Room, High street
V Widmore Brick and Tile Works, W. Browning, agenti\'- Widmore Institute, W. Browning, secretary
&-t Widmore National Schools, Henry Harlow, mastert,..\\'WilesG. Bird i,~Hand, Widmore
,~Willby James, coal and coke merchant, and carman, WidmoreWilley Dr.. M.B., F.R.C.S., Heathfield house, 84 Widmore road
"" Willson Walter R. smith and farrier, Widmore~Wilson, J.-S., butcher, 32 Mason's hillI'...Wingfield James, Widmore Nursery, Widmoret"Witham James, Swan and Mitre Inn, 91 High streetJ Wood and Son, bakers, 53 Farwig
Wood William Selby, ramoneur, agent for pale and bitter ales,Belmont, 10 Freelands road
Wood Wm., fruiterer & greengrocer, 104 Palace road, New TownWood William, greengrocer, Myrtle cottage, Bromley commonWoollard W. J. shopkeeper, 46 Palace roadWorkman's Club and Reading Room, Bromley common, S. Bowyer,
han. secretary
YeI)worth Miss, preparatory school for the sons of gentlemen19, Widmore road
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.Those marked (*) are in the Chislehurst Postal District.
t Situate on the road leading from Jl:,"idmoreGreen to Chislehurst.
Aeton Samuel Poole esq. Lynton house83 Widmore road
Alfred Drummond, esq., 77 Homesdaleroad
Allcard G. esq. South bank, BickleyAllen Mrs., 6 Park roadAllfree, Miss Annie, {)Shepherd's colI.Alston James B. esq. Fairfield, BickleyAmos Mr. Henry W., Cambridge road,
PlaistowAnderson, Th.os. BlaIr, esq., 18 Palace
groveAngus E. esq., Pope villa, Pope roadAtkin Henry l;Sq. Claremont house,
61 Widmore roadAtkins Mr. George, Thirsk villa, Spring
4 Southlands road, Bickler'Aylwin C. H. esq., Sorrento, High st.
Babbage Major GeneralH. P., Daintonhouse, Park road
Baddeley Fred. P., esq. 28 Widmore roadBaddeley SamI. esq. 44: Freelands roadBaker Alfred esq., Oak Lawn 6 Hope
parkBaker Chas. M. esq.. Woodgate, 46
Mason's hillBaker Fredk. Aug. esq., 72 HolmesdaleBalchin William, esq. 1 Freelands roadBalfour Henry esq. The Hollies,
4, Beekenham laneBalfour Mrs. 2 Bromley collegeBall, Rev. T. Hanly, The Knoll, Page
heath, BickleyBarlow Francis Wm. esq. Sand field,
Bickley .Barrett Mrs. 35 Park roadBarrett Mrs. Camden villa, Lower
CamdenBateman John esq. Ravenswood, Ethel-
bert road
Bates Mrs. 9.Bromley collegeBatten Isaac esq. Berryfield, BickleyBatten James esq. Highfield, BickleyBaxter Miss 41 High streetBailey Mr. Joshua, 15 Palace groveBayley Edward H. esq., Hockenden
house, 45 Park roadBedford Admiral, South view, 45
Widmore roadBeeby W. T. esq. M.D. 57 High streetBeeham Mr. Edward, 43 Park road*Bell Peter esq., Elmstead house, Elm-
steadBenest Ed. Everett esq., 33 Freelands
roadBennett A. esg., Lorue villa, PlaistowBennett Miss 31 Park roadBennett Wm. T. esa. 38 London roadBennett Wm. Weston, 41 London rd.Bentham C. A., esq. Saxon bo., Ethel-
bert roadBernman W. E. esq. 11 Deepmg villas
Palace grove iBetts Mrs. The Holmwood, Bickley pkBevington Samuel Booth esq., The
Elms, Bickley parkBiber Mrs., 20 Bromley CollegeBilke E. esq. Mill vale ,Birdseye C. esq., Cambridge road, Plais-
towBishop Josiah esq., Beechfield lodge,
Widmore road •BlockA. S. esq. Beech view, Rmgers rdBluett :Mrs.• 18 Bromley CollegeBoosey C. esq. The Pines, Bickley parkBooth Samuel Barker esq., Effingham
81 Widmore roadBorton R. E., esq., Southlands road.
BickleyBosanquet Walter H. esq., 1 Hope pk.Bouch J. esq. Sunnyside, Bickley parkBoulton T. esq. The Firs, Bickley parkBourne James esq., Suffolk house, 29
Palace Grove
40 BROMLEY ~liIVA~E )mSIDENTS.
Bourne Mr. J. J., 38 Stanley road,Bromley common
Bradley Mrs. M. A. Vemon villa, 42Masons hill
Brandt Robt. esq. The Laurels, BickleyBrent Cecil, esq., 37 Palace groveBridgewater John esq., 1 Park groveBrind F. W. esq. 2 Southlands, BickleyBroad Ernest esq. Fernside, BickleyBroad, Mrs. Eliza, Claremont house, 23
Palace groveBrockelband Mr. D., 25 Stanley roadBrooker Miss, 40 Palace groveBrooksbank Wm. L. esq. Glebe Knoll
5 Beckenham laneBrough Mrs., 22 Park roadBrown F. esq. 43 Widmore roadBrown J. B. esq. 39 High streetBrown Mrs., Longfield, London roadBrown Mrs. Barham house, GO Bromley
commonBrown, - esq., 19 Palace GroveBrowne James W. esq. Frascati, 54
Calland Charles Forbes esq. Fairlawnvillas, 2 Bromley common
*Camroux G. O. esq., Little Langtons,Lower Camden
Carpmael Samuel esq., Walsham cot.,15 Bromley common
Carter Mrs. 29 Bromley CollegeCarter Richard esq. Southbank, Ravens-
bourne roadCasswell Austen Wm. esq., Bromley
house, 14 High streetCattamole Henry esq. 33 Stanley road,
Mason's hillChamberlain John esq., 4 Elizabeth
villas, BickleyChamberlain Mrs. 6 Bromley college*Chandler John esq. 5 Lower CamdenChard Mr. Henry D. 9 Simpsons roadCharlesworth E. esq. 10 Elizabeth
villas, BickleyCharlesworth F. esq. 64 Widmore roadChattell Mr. W. F., M.ll.C.Y.S., 42
Freelands road
Chatterton, Dr. Percy, L.R.C.P., TheLimes, 28 Oakley road, Bromley com.
Child Mrs., The PalaceChirrill Mr. John, 40 Stanley roadChubb Hammond esq. Home lea,BickleyClack Miss F. E., 20 Park roadClack Thomas Edward esq. 33 ParkrdClark George esq., Landsdowne house,
16 Bromley commonClarke A. A. esq., Cumberland house,
High street _Clarke John Irwin esq. Fairlawn vil. 4
Bromley common ,Clarke Misses, Westfield, 45 London rdUleveland Mrs., 23 Widmore roadCockerham Rev. Joseph 1Nelson villas
Plaistow I
Cocksedge Mr. Wm. iiI Stanley roadCollins Mr. H. B., 4: Park groveCooper G. esq. Widmore house, I;')
Widmore roadCooper J. esq., Sinclair villa, 18 Masons
hillCooper, Mr. Robert, Dane cottage,
Ravensbourne roadCope Mr. Charles, 27 Park roadCornish W. esq. The Elms, 47 Masons
hillCorrie Mr. John, 16 London roadCourthope F. G. esq. 3 Hope parkCourtney Allen esq. Alma villa, 29
more roadCox William esq., 22 Crescent roadCraft Mrs., 21, Widmore road
! Craven Geo. P. esq. Thornton house, 4 Southlands grove, BickleyCurwen Robert esq. Birkby house,
Bickley park
Dallon Mrs. 10 BromleycolkgeDalphinJ.esq. G Elizabeth villa, BickleyDalphin, Miss, 2U J o11nson roadDarton Mr. Samuel, 2 Crescent roadDavey, Mrs. E. 48 Palace groveDavey S. esq. 22 Widmore roadDavies, W. E. H., esq., 38, Masons hillDavies, Geo. Fred. esq., 40 Park roadDavies - Park groveDavis Alfred May, esq. Homefield house
4 Homesdale roadDavis Misses 3n Freelands road
BROMLEY PRlV AT~ RESIDENTS.
Davis Miss M. The Firs 41 Palace groveDavis T. jun. esq. Birkenfeld, 74 Wid-
more roadDean Mr. Frederick, 3 Homesdale roadDennen George, esq., Widmore farn'Devas Mrs. South hill, 64 Mason's hillDevear Charles esq. Bengal cottage,
12 Bromley commonDevereux Rev. N. J., 26 Park roadDewey T. C. esq., Tweed cottage, 151
High street ,De Zoete Walter M. esq. Beechwood, 1
Gravel road, Bromley commonDiack G. esq., 1 Lower CamdenDickenson W. esq., V crnon villa, 41
Masons hillDixon John, esq., ElmwoM, BickleyDixon Misses, The Nymans, BICkleyDixon Mrs. 36 Bromley CollegeDixon Mrs. E. Julius, Essex}odge, Hope
parkDixon Miss E., Essex lodge, Hope parkDodsworth Mrs. 5 Bromley collegeDonaldson Mrs., 5 Elizabeth villas,
BickleyDove J. esq. 50 Widmore roadDransfield Benjamin esq. 77 Homesdale
road, Bromley commonDraper John Martin esq., 20 Bromley
commonDreaper J. S. esq., Hundalee, Widmore
roadDuff F. Bluett esq., 74: ,Homesdale roadDuncan John K. esq., 7 Palace groveDuncanson Edward F. esq. Nutwood,
BickleyDunn MissesDunn Mrs. 15 Bromley collegeDunstall Mrs. J. 42 Palace groveDwyer Mrs. 32 Bromley collegeEaton Mr. Christopher, 56 High streot
lands grove, BickleyEdwards Capt. William Gamul, Wes-
terham road, Bromley commonEdwards O. E. esq. vVidmoreElcombe Mr. W., Bromley Railway
StationEllis Thos. Arthur e8q. St. Helier, 8
Page heath, Bickley
Ellis Miss, Old cottage, WidmoreEllis Mr. Septimus, The Limes, 36
Freelands roadEngleheart Mr. B. 0., 150 High streetEmmett Edward esq. 37 London roadEmmett Mr. H. A., 7 Church roadEngstrom Rev. Charles R. Lloyd, M.A.
4: Hope Park, London roadErskine Mrs. H. T. Elm lodge, 5 South-
lands grove, BickleyEverett Sydney esq., Wood lawn, 1
road .Fertell Mr. Geo. F., 41 Fre6lands roadField R. esq., Kingsdown cottage, 13
Bromley CommonField T. W. esq., 5 Stanhope villasFisber H. rr., csq., Bude house, 75 Wid-
more roadFisk John L. esq. Redlands, 13 Chisle-
hurst road, WidmoreFodor Mrs., The Cottage, 7 Lower
CamdenForbes F. A. esq. 25 Bromley commonFoskett Miss, Ashleyhouse, Southlands
Grove, BickleyFreeman Mr. Charles, Plaistow
Gaberthliel Mr. John D., 14 Freolandsroad
Gallaway Benjamin esq., WestnorHigh street '
Gardner H. J. esq., Leigh villa, BickleyGarrett Mrs. 23 Bromley CollegeGasquoine H. esq. Park groveGayfer .Mr. William, Rhodes villa,
Bromley commonGedge Mrs. J., St. Edmond's house,
50 Palace groveGibson Arthur esq., 71 Holmesdale rd.Giles Mr. Charles, 34 Stanley roadGillba~ks J. C.esq. Southlands, BickleyGlenme George F. esq., LittJecourt,
Page heath, BickleyGod~ard Robt. esq. The Hollies, BickleyGoldmg Mr. George, 4(; Stanley roadGrant Miss, Hamilton lodge, Bickley
42 BROMLEY PRlV ATE RESIDENTS.
Green James esq. Logs hill, BickleyGreen George esq., 36 Stanley road,
Mason's hillGreen Mr. W. H., 42 Park roadGreen Mrs. 53 Simpsons roadGreener Mr. J. H., Romani villa, 17
Park road.Greenhill W. E. esq., Petworth house,
High streetGregory L. W. esq. 24 Widmore roadGregson John, esq:, 45 Freelands roadGrenside Mrs. 14 Bromley collegeGriffin Mr. Albert, 50 Park roadGriffith Mrs. 38 Bromley collegeGrinsted Mr. D., Ravensbourne house,
Ravensbourne road .Grooms Mrs., 17 Bromley CollegeGroundwater Mr. W., 47 Park roadGrover F. esq. Springhill villa, 7 Cam-
bridp;e road
HaighF. W. esq.Woodlands,BickleypkHall John esq. Woodlands, London I'dHamilton A. esq., J.P., South Barrow
BickleyHamilton Robert, esq. North bank,
Elmstead lane, BickleyHancock Rev. R. A., 73 Bromley com.Hankey Ernest A. esq. Elmhyrst,
Bickley~Harker C. R. esq. St. Aubyn's, 52
Masons hillHarradine Mr. Joseph, 100 High streetHarris Jas. esq. 14, Palace groveHarrison C. esq., Carleton house, Park
roadHastings Geo. esq. Holne lodge, 4 Page
heath, BickleyHayes Dr. George, 3D Palace groveHeaysman Mr. T., sen., 15 Park roadIIeaysman Mr. T. jun., 13 Park roadHcaysman,Mr. William, 55 Park roadHellicar Rev. Arthur Gresley M.A. The
Vicarage, (j Church road,/ Henderson J. M. esq., Dagmar house,
5 Cambridge roadHewetson Henry esq. Heath bank 13,
Page heath, BickleyHewett W. esq., Percy villa, 21 Palace
groveHilder Thomas esq., Barfield lodge,
Bickley parkHillier R. esq., Hill side, Ravensbourne
road
Hinchliffe Mr. David, 12 Park roadHinde WaIter Alan esq., Heath villa,
BickleyHissey William esq. 34 Park roadHodder Mathew II. esq., Gothic lodge,
23 Bromley CommonHodges Mr. R.26 Stanley roadHodgson Rev. William, M~A., 2, Nelson
villas, PlaistowHolford W. J. esq. st. HelieI', 50
Masons hillHollis Charles esq., York house, High
streetHolt R. B. esq., Stonycroft, 78 Widmore
roadHolworthy Joseph Matthew, esq.
Elsworth house, 46 Widmore roadHopkins Misses, 49 Park roadHopkins Mrs. 27 Bromley collegeHow Mr. James, 38 Freelands roadHow Mrs. John, 40 Freelands roadHoward William esq. Rose Bank, High
streetHoward T. esq., West View BickleyHowlett Richard esq., 37 Freelands rd.Howlett Miss., 33 Widmore roadHoyer Mrs. S. 19 Park roadHudson Benjamin J. esq., The Roses,
12 Palace groveHughes H. S. esq. Redwood house, 145
High streetHumphrys C. H. esq. Lower CamdenHmnphrysE.esq.M.D. LingdaleBickleyHurlbatt C. esq. Elizabeth villas,
BickleytHutton Thomas 0., esq., Merlewood,
Bickley
libery Jas. W. II. esq., Berrily house,Bickley .
nott E. esq, L.R.C.P. 30 Widmor roadnott James William esq., Beechfield,
72 Widmore roadIngles Miss Rebecca, Clyde cottage, 15
Jesse J. esq. Springfield 2 Palace groveJohnson Goswell, esq. Bellevue house
19 Bromley commonJohnson Mr. David, 32 Park roadJohnson Mrs., 1 Cambridge villas, CalIl-
bridge road, PlaistowJohnstone Mrs. Geo. D. 7 Hope park,
London roadJolly Miss, Northern villa, 30 Palace
groveJones A. O. esq. M.D., Grange house,
48 Widmore roadJones Miss 1 Shepherds collegeJones Mrs. E., Westbourne villa, !)
Palace groveJones Mrs., 30 Bromley collegeJones William Henry esq., 5 Palace
groveJordan H. L. E. eSq., 55 High streetJordan Mr. Peter ,Crescent roadJoyce Frederick esq. Sinclair cot., 27
Masons hillJoyce Mrs. 53 High street
King Mr. Henry, 11 Freelands roadKinnaird, Han. Arthur, M.P., J.P.,
F.R.G.S., Plaistow lodge, Plaistow, and2 Pall Mall, East
Kirkman Henry F. esq. Myrtle lodge,5, Hope park, London road
Kirkman W. D. esq. G Denmark villas,Widmore road
KnightMr. J" New farm, Masons hillKnight Mrs. 4: Palace groveKnox Mr. Charles F. 24 Market sq.Kynaston W. esq. Powis lodge Bickley,
Laidlaw Mr. A. W., Masons hillLamb G. esq., Chester house, 26 Palace
groveLangran Mr., 62 HIgh streetLansbury Mr. Thomas, Hook farm,
Bromley commonLatham Fredk. G. esq. 33 Palace grove
.Latter Miss C. 8 Park roadLatter Miss 8 London roadLatter Mrs. R. B. 3 Stanhope villasLatter Robinson esq. Pixfield, GBecken-
ham lane*Laurie, William Charles csq., GLower
Camden
Layton T. E. esq. The Knoll, BickleypkLeatherdale John esq. The Lodge,
51 Widmore roadLee John esq. 6 Bromley commonLee Mrs. 25 Bromley collegeLee Misses, 1 Holly villas, Crescent rd.Letchford Mr. William 56 FarwigLocke Mrs. 26 Park roadLoe Daniel P. esq. HayesfordLong Col. Samuel, J.l Bromley hillLong James esq., The Hollies, Sk)m
cornerLongsdon]\f rs Church house, 4: Church
road i
Lord Henry esq. Keston vii. 36 Wid-more road
Lucas Mrs. Thanet lodge, 13 High streetLucas Mr. T. Palmer 31 Freelands roadLuff George, esq. 41 Park roadLukey Mrs. 87 Widmore roadLumsden Mr. A. 28 Johnson's roadLuntley Philip H. esq., 3 Freelands
lands grove, BickleyPiper Mr. Henry, 5 Park grove, Park
roadPlumptre Rev. Edward Hayes, M.A.,
The Vicarage, BickleyPolson Miss, Park grovePorter Mrs., 4 Park roadPott Mrs., FreelandsPriest W m. Henry esq. Arlington house
18 Bromley common
BROMLEY PRlV ATE RESIDENTS. 4:5
Rance T. G. esq. Clifton house, 62Widmore road
Randall Misses, Elizabeth house, 11Page heath, Bickley
Randall Mr. Wm. G. 32 Freelands roadRawlinson Mrs. 17 Palace groveRawson Rev. Arthur. M.A., Vicarage,
Oakley road, Bromley commonRay Miss, Madras cottage, College fieldRay - esq .. 52 Park roadRaynes J. G. esq., 31 Widmore roadRead John P. esq Argylll<lg, High stRead Samuel esq., Parkside Widmore
roadReed Mrs. 32 Market SquareRichardson J. esq. Ravensfell, High st.Ritchie Robert, esq. BickleyRoberts John David esq. Walpole lodge
44 Bromley commonRoberts Thomas esq., Ethelbert lodge,
Ethelbert road, High streetRobinson H. esq., Fairlight, Newman
roadRogers L. M esq. Laurel bank, 7
Bromley commonRose Mr. H. J. 8 Cross rd, Bromley comRush P. C. esq., 9 Cambridge roadRussell Mr. 0., Park groveRussell Rev. W. B. M.A., Moorlands,
Bickley
Salmon W. Esq., Longfield, London rd.Samson Mrs. 11, Bromley collegeSanders Mrs. 12 Bromley collegeSanderson John esq. Bullers wood,
BickleySanderson Miss 2 Shepherd's collegeSandon R. G. esq. Ewell house, 26
Bromley CommonSavory Mrs., 37 Widmore roadSawtell Mr. R. Blackbrook farm,
SouthboroughScarr Richard, esq. 2!) Widmore roadScott E. H. esq. J.P., SUllctridge park
Scott Francis W. esq. Rushey coppiceSkym Comer, Bromley common
Scott J. jun. esq.Chastleton,Bickley pkScott John esq., Albyfield, BickleyScrutton J. esq. Belcaire,73 Widmore rdSelby Henry esq., 102 High streetSentance W. esq. Merevale, Bickley pkShaw J. T. esq., The Knoll, Bicklev pkShebbear John esq., Plaistow "Shearman John W. esq. 41 Widmore rdShuttleworth Mrs. Plaistow hallSingle Thomas esq., Highlands, BickleySkilleter Mr. Jeremy, Southlands roadSmith A. Gurney esq. The Firs, Ringers
roadSmith Lieut. Col. H. Montague, Long-
field, London roadSmith Gilbert esq. Chatham house
47 Widmore roadSmith H. B. esq. Elizabeth vil., BickleySmitb. H. B. esq. La Belle Vue, 17
Bromley commonSmith H. G. esq. The Ferns, Ethelbert
road, High streetSmith Henry Staples esq. 54 High st.Smith Horace esq. 2 Hope parkSmith Mr. Jas. G. Cherry orchard,
Bromley commonSmith William esq. 70 Homesdalc rd.,
Bromley commonSmyttan Mrs. F. H., Lipwood house,
3 Elizabeth villas, BickleySoamea Elyesq. Ravenscroft, 63 Ma-
son's hillSolhe Edwd. esq., Beckington villa, 23
Crescent roadSolM Mrs. 35 Bromley collegeSparkes G. esq. 16 High streetSpence, Mrs., Springhurst, Bicklev
.•Spence Robert esq. jun. Page heath. tSpicer J. R. esq., Inglewood, Bickley. Spink John esq. The Cedars, BickleySpringett Mr. Herbert, 37 High streetSpringman Thos. eSq., 31 Palace groyeStanton Mr. R.15 Palace groveStarling W. ~sq. The hill, 1 Becken-
ham laneStephenson E.-S. esq. ~outhlands road,
BickleyStewart Mrs., 51 Park roadStocken W. esq. Kendall lodge, 35
10 Bromley commonSutton. Mr. John, 47 Palace grove
Talman F. esq. Treasurer's house,Bromley college
Talman Major Sami. 82 Widmore rdTaylor Miss, Kent viI. 72 Bromley com.Taylor Mrs., Oakley farmTelford Charles esq. Widmore lodgeTessier Rev. A., Madras cottage, Col-
Southlands grove, BickleyThompson John esq., 28 :Masons hillThomson Mrs., 2 Gravel road, Bromley
commonTossetti M. esq., Fairlawn villas, 3
Bromley commonTregellas Walter H. esq. Holly cottage,
44 London roadTreloar Wm. Purdy esq. 2 Elizabeth
villas, BickleyTuck Rev. Robert B.A. 39 London roadTweedie Alex. Forbes esq. Bonnington
BickleyVaughan E. P. H. esq. 86 Widmore rd.Vaughan T. esq. Uhon house 51 Palace
groveVenables Alfred e.sq., 3 Page heath,
BickleyV orrall Rev. George, 54 Widmore rdWalmisley W. H. esq., 2 Freelands roadWalmsley W. M. esq., 39 Widmore rd.Walpole Mrs. 13 Bromley CollegeWalter J as. Birch esq., 43 Freelanns rdWare John Thomas Moye esq. 5 Free-
lands roadWatton Edwin esq. 3 Denmark villas,
Widmore roadWatts Eldon esq. 57 High streetWebber E. C. I. esq. St. Brannock's
51 Masons hillWebber S. B. esq. HawthWh cottage, 35
London roadWells Mrs. J. Southborough lodgeWest Mrs. 26 Bromley collegeWest William, esq. Bickley FarmWheeler Miss Sorhia, Cromwell house,
8 Bromley commonWhite Mrs. E. 5 Park road
White J. esq., 27 Widmore roadWhitehead J. esq., Southwood, Bickley*Wight Rev.W. M.A., The Arabs Tent,
Lower CamdenWigram Lewis esq., Cheriton house,
BickleyWilkinson Mr. T. W., Myrtle cottage,
14 South streetWilks J. esq. Newlands, 48 Masons hillWilliams Mrs., 46 Palace groveWillett E. A. esq., :New farmWilley Henry M.B. F.R.C.S. esq., Heath-
field, 84 Widmore roadWilliams E. A. esq. 61 High streetWilliams E. S. esq., Blaekbrook, South-
boroughWilliams - esq., 27 Bromley commonWilliams Mrs. 40 Bromley conegeWilliams Mrs., 46 Palace groveWilliams Rev. A. A. 53 ParkroadWilliams Mr. Edward. 24 Masons hillWillis Miss Mary, 16 Palace groveWillis, W. esq. 49 Palace groveWillmott Sir Eardley, Bart., Bromley
lodgeWilson Geo. Grant, esq. 4 Stanhope viIWin.gfield Mrs., Beechfield cottagesWithers Alfred esq., The Cottage,
35 Freelands roadWood Mr. Benjamin, 100 Palace roadWood Mr. Jabez, Ravensbourne roadWood Mr. W. S. Belmont, 10, Free-
lands roadWood Wm. esq. Iver cottage, 11 Brom-
ley commonWoodd Mrs. 39 Bromley collegeWoodhouse Mrs. George, Point house
30 Oakley roadWoollett Herbert, A. esq., Newman rdWorsley Rev. J. fl., Bromley CollegeWren Mrs., 11 Simpsons roadWyborn J. M. esq., 26 Widmore roadW ybrow William esq. Ravensbourne
lodge, 82 Bromley commonWythes George esq. Bickley hall,
Bickley park
Yates Richard esq., Meadow lodge, 9Bromley common
Yeatman M. esq. Shaw field, WidmoreYeldom Mr. T., 15 London roadYerworth Miss, 19 Widmore roadYoung Miss, Rose villa, 8 Palace groveYounghusband Mrs. 4 Bromley college
BECKENHAM.rrHIS parish is situate 2 miles from Bromley, 10 from London, and 4t miles
from Croydon, in the Western division of the county, hundred of Ruxley,lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The name, compounded of two Saxon words, Bee, abrook, and Ham, a dwelling, is derived from a small stream that passes throughthe village and falls into the Ravensbourne. The parish is divided into threeecclesiastical districts, viz., St. George's (Parish Church), St. Paul's, NewBsckenham, and St. Mary, Shortlands; there is also an Iron Room used as achapel of ease at EImers End, and a large school church in the new districtcalled the Alexandra Cottages. The Parish Church was built about the begin-hing of the 15th century. The spire which was destroyed by lightning, wasrebuilt in 1790. The present edifice, which has a tower, spire, and peal of sixbells, was restored in 1864. The Rev. W m. Cat or, is rector; the living is in the giftof Albemarle Cator, Esq. The Church of St. Paul is a handsome spaciousstructure with a fine spire, near the New Beckenham Station; the living whichis the gift of A. Cator, Esq., is held by the Rev. W. G. Wrightson, B.A. AnIron church was erected at the end of the Avenue in 1873. The Churchof St. Mary is situate within a mile of Bromley, and is a very pretty structurewith spire; the living is in the gift of Miss S. Wilkinson, and is held bythe Rev. H. F. Wolley, M.A. Near the Parish Church on the Bromley road arethree almshonses, erecetd by Anthony Rawlins in 1694. In 1837 the lateMarchioness of Exeter bequeathed £1,100, the interest to be used for thepurchase' of coals for the poor in this parish. There is also an efficient FireBrigade: the Engine house, which is situate in the centre of the village, is a hand-some red brick building with clock tower. The London and County and theLondon and Provincial Bank have recently opened branches here. The CottageHospital is situate in the EImers End Road near the entrance of the village:it was opened in March, 1872, and has accommodation for 12 patients; thereare Public Baths and Wash-houses joining which were opened at the same time.The South Eastern, and the London, Chatham and Dover Railways join here.The population at the last census (1871) was 6090, being an increase on thatof 1861 of 36!)\).
POST, MONEY ORDER, SAVINGS BANKAND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Thomas Sweeting Day, Postmaster.Letters arrive at f\ a.m., 1.ao and 6.0 p.m.
Despatched at 9.35a.m., 1.15,5.0, 80, and9.0 p.m. Sunday delivery at 7.15 a.m.,despatched at 7.20 p.m.
Collections from High Street at 9.15a.m., 1.0.4.45,7.41), and 8.45 p.m.
Park Road Box cleared at 9.0 a.m., 4.30and7.Op m.
Eimers End Box cleared at 9.0 a.m., 2.30and7.0p.m.
Oak Tel'I'ace Wall Box cleared at9.30 a.m., 2.30and 7.30 p.m.
South Eden Park Box cleared at 9.15a.m. and2.15 and 7.lli p.m
Cross post to Oroydon 8 p.m. Sunday deli-very 7.11)a.m. despatch 7.20p.m.
Letters for Hayes, West Wickham, Down,Farnborough, Keston, Locksbottom,und places adjoining should be addressed"near Beckenham,"
Letters should bc addressed "Beckenham,Kent," not "Beclmnham, S.E."
Letters for those marked * should be ad-dressed" Shortlands, Bromley, Kent."
PLAOES OF WORSHIP.St. GeD/'ge'sChurch.•• Rev. W. Cator, rector;
Revs. C. Dent, W. H. Murray, and J. A..Foote, curates, and J. F. Oi:J.risty andl\I. Moore, churchwardens. Times ofservice: Holy Communion, every Sundayat 8.30a.m.; 1st and :Jrd Sundays in themonth at noon. Morning service 11 a.m.,Afternoon 3.30p,m.,Evening 7 p.m. HolyDa.ys: Holy Communion 7.45 a.m., Ma.tins11a.m. Week-days: Holy Communion,Tuesday 7.45a.m., Matins (daily) 11a.m.,Evensong, Wednesday 7.30 p.m., Friday5.15 p.m.
Holy Trinty Church (I1'on Church) - TheAvenue. Rev. A. Welsh.
Iron Church, EImers End.St. Paul's Chw'ch, New Beckenham ...Rev.
W. G. Wrightson, B.A., Rev. F. Brown,curate: Richard Reid and Henry Wood,churchwardens.
fJt • .dIary's Church. ShortlandS...Rev. II. F.Wolley, lI1.A , vicar; Alfred Barry & R. C.Macrae. churchwardens; Saml. Collins,organist.
St. Agatha, KelseyPark .•.Rev. E. P. Williams
48 BECKENHAM PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Elmer$ End Cong/'egc;tionalllfu$ion Chapel andBunday &hool, Eden Road, EImers End .••Rev. J. Halsey, pastor. :rtIr. J. West,Evangelist.
mistressOrerseer$ R. Y. Lang and Wm. LevensGuardians C. Purvis and Captain R. A. E.
Scott, R.N.ll'i:lYlcarden•••Richard Holifield.i'm'ish Clerk.•.Charles H. King.Collectorof Lighting Rate-I•••W Webb, High st.Carrier to London •••Richara Harman, dailyRailu:ay Stations ..•••.Bcckenham Junction,
Philip Knee ; New Beckenham, GeorgeHannam; Elmcrs End, H. Austin; Short-lands, George Dowler; station masters.
P:1./'ocltialFire Brigade ... C. Purvis (Capt.),Engine house. High street.
Police Station, High street .••.W. Foster, Sergt.Conse/'vati~'e Registration Association •.• 'V.
De Bruin, Secretary
INSURANCE AGENTS.At/a$ Fire &: Life ..•E. Ohurch, Bromley roadCounty Fire J: Provident Life Association •.•
J. Burrows, ] Oak terrace.London and Boutll1cark.•.G. HomewoodPhreni.x Fir·e ... William LevensProrincial ... James G. WhellerSun Fire ..•T. S. Day, Post officeUnlon .••E. Butcher, High street
London and Provlncial Bank, Albemarle road,T. S. Day, manager
London and County Bank, High Street •..A.\Vright, manager
Ancient Order oj ForeMer$ (L.U.D.), OourtBt. Gear'ge,No. 5106; held .at the GeorgeInn, High street. Meeting night, secondand fourth Monday in every month. Sec-tary (pro tem) E. Howe, Whatcley road,Penge. (Est. 1867.)
Parochial Committee of Sanitary Authority •••ltobcrtGordon Mullen, Clerk.
Private Residents.Alston Henry Carter esq. Anick villa
Moat road*Allen Alexander esq. Inchcolm, Brom·
ley groveAndrews Captain, The HolliesArnold Edward, esq. Bromley roadArnold Mr. Joseph, VillageAstell Mr W. 1U Gloucester terraceAthawes Edward J. esq., Bartonyille, I)
The Avenue*Atkinson T e~q., 7 Bromley grove
Ausender Thomas. esq. Longside,Albemarle road
*Austin John F. esq., Kingswood house,Shortlands
Austin Mr. Edgar, 4 St. George's villas
Backhonse T. esq., New BeckenhamBaggallay T. W. esq. Holme Lea, Fox
Grove road*Bagwell Mrs., ShorHands farmBaker Arthur Henry esq., The Elms,
Copers Cope roadBaker Frederick Worgan, esq. Bally.
gunge, Park roadBarkworth Mrs Emma, Buswarren,
Knoll roudBarnes Thomas !lott, esq. Oakington
house, Capers Cope roadBarnett James, esq., 4, Fox Grove road*Barron W. E. esq., Grange lodge,
Shortlands grove*Barry Alfred, esq. 1 Bromley groveBarry Francis Tress, esq. The Clock
house, Penge laneBaxter Mr. W., 1 St. George's villasBealby Philip Smith esq., Elmwood
lodge, Bromley roadBeatson Mrs. Manor house, High streetBeauchamp Henry C. esq., Langley,
The AvenueBeddoe Jas. esq. Lawn road*Beggs George Gascoyne esq. Hazel-
dene, Den road, Shortlands*Beggs T. esq. Hazeldene, Den road,*Belgrave Mrs., G Bromley grove*Bendall Alfred H. esq., Cleveland
house, Shortlands groveBellew Mrs., 1 Oak villas, Copers Cope
roadBentley Mr. Jas. Adeline house, Penge
roadBertram Thos. H. esq. 1 Fox Grove rd.Bicknell Percy, esq. Fox Grove house,
Farmer Mrs.,Rutland ho., Southend rd.Farrow Charles Hinton esq.,Elm lodge I
Albemarle roadFarthing- Mr. W. T. 5 St. George's viI.Firmin Chas, esq. Elmers endFirth F. H. esq., Mounthill, Park roadFeltoe Francis esq., Parkside house,
broker, Lower EImers EndHolmes Henry John, greengrocer, and
fruiterer, High streetHomewood George, grocer and pro-
vision merchant, High streetHooker J aIm, builder, Wickham road
and High streetHopkins F., fishmonger, High street -
Jones A. O. and Phillips, Drs., Egertonhouse, South end road
Keeler J. florist near N ~w BeckenhmnStation,
Killick George, Tlte Foresters' Arms,grocer and beer retailer, High street
King Charles Henry, A.K.C. Lond.,schoolmaster Beckenham schools
Knee Philip statiun master BeckenhamJunction
Langlands J., fanner, Kent House farmLaurence Miss, laundress, EImers End
Levens Wm. cook, confectioner, andbaker, Clifton terrace and High st.
Lifford W., tobacconist, &c., High st.Longhurst Misses A. and E. fancy and
berlin repository, 6 Clifton terraceLongrigg Dean, surgeon &c., High st.Lovelock W. mason, &c., High streetLumsden T., greengrocer and fruiterer,
Albemarle road
Mahood Samuel & Sons, watchmakersand jewellers, High street
Manger E., draper, milliner, &c., 1Albemarle road
Martin F. surgeon M.D., Southend roadMates James, chimney sweep, Brook
place, High streetMeredIth J., plasterer, 7 Oakhill cot.Merriman Miss. school for young
gentlemen, Bexley houseMiddleditch Henry Elmer, saddle and
harness maker, High streetMiller W., carpenter and undertaker,
High streetMills William, wheelwright, High st.Mitchell Elizabeth, beer retailer, Fullers
placeMoore & Mathew, coal, coke, and sand
merchants, depot Railway stationMurrell C., grocer, High street
Newell John ","illiam, Three Tuns,High street
Nottle D. stationer & fancy repository,Clifton terrace
Nye Wm. G. butcher, High Street
Obee James, butchel Chancery laneOtterwav - grocer, Chancery lane
Page T., beer retailer, Prince A,·thui·,Penge lane
Peverall, Mrs fancy and stationerywarehouae, 2 Albemarle road
Purvis Chas, farmer and corn dealer,Foxgrove farm and High street
Reed W. J., Rectory. School, Therectory .
Rippengal John Alfred, fruiterer andgreengrocer, G Oak ter. Bromley rd
Robinson George Henry, fruiterer andgreengrocer, High street
58 BECKENHAM COMMERCIAL nmEOTORY.
Rose Mrs., and Hoseason Miss, youngladies' school, Parkhurst, CopersCope road
Russell J., chimney cleaner, ~owerEImers End
Scholey James, gardener 4 Church rd.Sewell S. dairyman,LowerEimers EndSmith John, grocer, Chancery laneSmith Henry, tobacconist, High street*Smith Mrs., laundress,5 ShortlandsvilSmith Thos. grocer, Lower Eimers EndSparrow George, baker and corndealer,
High StreetSpinks John, bootmaker, Elmer's EndSpringett H'I veterinary surgeon, High
streetSteele John, The Greyhound High st.Stilwell and Browne, surgeons, Park
road and Southend roadStilwell Wm. A. West Kent brewery,
EImers EndSyme and Co., builders, Rectory road
Thorpe John, Coach and Horses,Tude R., wine, spirit, and bottled beer
merchant, High street
Wall George, grocer and provisionmerchant, Lower EImers End
Ward John, farmer, Elmer's EndWebb William, grocer, Arthur roadWebb William, china dealer, High st.
.Weeks George, ironmonger, gasfitterand agent for Messrs. Elkington'nelectro-plate; near Railway Stationsand at Bromley
* West Kent Water Works, ValleyShortlands, W. Pink engineer
Wheller J. G. George Inn, High streetWickenden & Son,bootmakers, High stWilson G. D. hair dresser & perfumerWilson Mrs., grocer, &c.,High streetWilson '1'.baker, Arthur roadWilson William J., saddler & harness
maker, High streetWorthington Misses, young ladies
school,Minshall house, Park road
MOORE & MATHEW,COAL MERCHANTS,
DEP6T AND OFFICE
BECKENHAM JUNCTION STATION,
l)Dfa:fDtS, Jitntt ~ttnb't <tt;ttntuts, &t.,Supplied on the most reasonable terms.
Sole Agents Jm' H. and G. Simonds Noted Reading Ale",AND
Fremlin Brothers Maidstone Ales.
BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENtS.
BECKENHAM, KENT,
AND AT
57
LEAMINGTON, WARWICKSHIRE,
lEG to informthe Nobility and Gentry that theyare prepared to furnish Plans and Designs for
the laying out of Land for Building Purposes, alsoto survey Estates, prepare Designs, Plans, Specifica-tions, and Estimates for Additions, Alterations,
Dilapidations, &c., and to advise generally upon all
matters connected with Buildings or Land.
(And will guarantee when an estimate is furnished, the out-lay upon such work shall not exceed the estimate.)
'<tat. ~nst'.o!!nt &- £;.ottS Iz.aue s.e.l1.e.~aLFus.t-e.Las.s.,,3£aus.e.s.fae r§!f ale. at )Ze.am.i..ngian, and fi!l-e.e.ke.n-ham, als.a l;"J::f;!eq.uanti..ti..e.s.af ;:£and fa~ di..s./las.aL.f!'fl~e.e.ho.ld and ;:£eas.e.hald, uftan w.hie.h ,dlaus.e.s.e.an u.a u.uLLt to. s.uit an!:J:.~e.q.ui.~e.merds..
58 BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.
l} s.tab-Lis.ke.d 18a0.
T. C. L U M S DEN,FRUl't"B\\"B\\, GREENGROGER
AND ,
POT A TOE SAL E SMA N,No.5, ALBEMARLE ROAD, BECI(ENHAM
~~fL OWER,S CUT TO ORDER.
SALADS AND FRUITS FRESH DAILY,DESSERT SUPPI.JIED ON THE SHOR'rEST NOTICE.
DAY,(Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain),
FAMILY CHEMIST,BECKENHAM.
~
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes dispensedwith accuracy and dispatch; the finest Drugs and Chemi-cals the markets afford alone being used in this establish-ment.
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
~ritiBI1 &- Jfonig1t IthnntI ~ntttBt
And all sund1·ies usually kept in stock by chemists.
AGENT TO THE SUN FIRE OFFICE.
62 BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.
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BAKER &F I S,11 E It,CONFECTIONER,
4, OAr\: TERRACE, BROMLEY ROAD,
BECKENHAM.
SPONGE, MADEIRA, WEDDING, AND SCHOOL CAKES,MADE TO ORDER.
Fitted up, Heated, and Ventilated, on the most approved principles.
]"D:ot'Wate~' nIH! Gas.
s. JBt c).A... :Flo El,nOO'.8' ~ §IlJlf/JE JP.I.lJ.K Ell,
8, CHANCERY LANE,
ID m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ &1m~ ~ m ~ ~Q
OLd Boots Fitted with New Elastic.
76 BECKENHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHELSFIELD DIRECTORY. 77
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PLUMBER, HOUSE DECORATOR,GAS FITTER, &0.,
I, CHURCH ROAD, BECKENHAM.
~--I}stLrnate.s fae /3le.fz-aies.
AGENT TO THE EMPEROR FIRE AND LIFEASSURANCE COMPANY.
A. F R IT:S:,:J? :a::... -0- 1'\IJ:B El ::E=l., d) c.
~RS Rn{r ~tlt ~rdtX' jitttX',OHANOBRY LANH,
B E q KEN HAM.
Pumps and Water Closets of ever!! description Fixed and Repaired.
CHELSFIELD.
THIS parish is in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxleyand lathe of Sutton-at-Hone, and is 16t miles from London, 8 from
Sevenoaks, 6t from Bromley, 3 from St. Mary Cray, and 2t from Orpington.The church is dedicated to St. Mary. The living is a rectory, with the curacyof Farnborough annexed, and is the gift of All Soul's College, Oxford. Thereis a railway station on the Tonbridge and Sevenoaks Railway. The populationat the cens.us of 1871 was 003, being an increase of 119 on the census of 186l.
Those mal'1.;ed * are in Shoreham Pal' ish, but in Che!sfield Postal District.
78 CHELSFIELD DIRECTORY.
POST OFFICE.Robert Brooker, receiver.
Letters a.rrive from Croydon via Chislehurst7.20 a.m despatched at li.20 p.m. Lettersarrive from Chislehurst via Orpington at11 a.m. & IIp.m. despatched at 11.10a.m.& 6.-i5p.m. Sundays-arrive at 7.20 a.m.,dispatched at 4.40 p.m. Letters should beaddressed" Chelsfield, Chislehurst, Kent."
Rector •.•Rev. Folliot Baugh, M.A.Curate •••Rev. Thomas Crossley, M.A.Guardian •.. Jas. PhillipsChurchwardens •.•Thomas Morgan and George
PhillipsParish Cferk..•George BrooksOm·seers .•. \V. B. Fox and H. ThompsonNational School •••.•• Chas. E. L. Wright,
master; Mrs. F. Wright, mistresslnwrance Agent-Lh'erpool and London and
Globe,Briton AIedical and General Life Asso-cation •..G. Hufford
Carrier to London ... G. Blundell (from Shore-ham) through CheIsfield on Monday andThursday
Private Residents.Baugh Rev. Folliot 1II.A.Crossley Rev. Thomas, M.A.Fox W. B. esq., LilleysGordon John, esq. Court lodgeHallett Miss, GoddingtonHaynes T. esq., Chelsfield HallMann Mr. Pratts BottomMorgan Mrs., BrynterionOborne Mr., Pratts BottomW tHing W. esq. J.P. WoodlandsWatson Mr., Pratt's Bottom
Commercial.Atkins C. F. Burnaby, fanner, Fair-
trough farm*Beatrup G. and T. fruit growers, Well
Hill*Blundell James, fruit grower, Well
hillBrooks Robert, pimp makerBrooker Robert, land measurer, Post
o.tfice*CrowhurstJohn, wheelwright, carpen~
tel', and undertakerDowse W. T. farmer; Chelsfield hall
farmDunmall William, fruit grower, Kent
1l01l1ld.~, Well hillDunmall Daniel, fruit grower,Well hillDunmall Robert, vermin destroyer
Foreman Henry, fruit grower, Well hillFox William Beardsworth, farmer,
Lilley's farm*French Aaron carpenter fruit grower,
Well hillFrench Edwd. undertaker & carpenterGadd Mrs. G. fruit grower, Weil' hillGraves Richard, White Hart, Bo PeepGraves Mrs. wheelwrightGroombridge Josiah, fruit grower,
RoundsHallett Miss, farmer, Goddington*Hatherall, Wm. fruit grower, Well hillHaylett Thomas W. blacksmithHufford George, tailor, Well hillJackson Mrs. grocer, Pratt's bottom*Jackson William, fruit grower, Well
hill*Jope John, fruit grower, Well hillMorgan Thomas, fruit grower and
farmerNightingale Mrs. M. A. Bull's Head,
Pratt's BottomPhillips Mrs. A. farmer, Northstead
farmPhillips George, farmer & fruit grower,
Hewett's farmRock Phillip A. veterinary surgeonSmith Richard, beer retailer and fruit
growerSmith William, fruit growerSpringett Thos., baker*StaceyIWilliam, fruit grower,IWell hillStaples George, boot & shoemakerStevenson George, station masterThomas Charles, Roc1~and Fountain,
Well HillThompson Henry, grocer, &c.Titchener John, fruit grower, Well hillVerrells Mrs. Priscilla harness makerWalton John, farmer, Julia Brimstone's
farmWalton J. fruit grower, Hope farm,
Pratt bottom"Walton J. smith and farrier, Pratt's
bottom-~Whitehead Abraham, fruit growerWhitehead George, fruit growerWright William, builder, Five BellsYeates J ames, bricklayer and fruit
grower
CHISLEHURST.
THIS parish is in the Western Division of the county of Ken t, hundred of Ruxleylathe of Sutton. at-Hone, and is situated 11 mIles from London, 8 from
Dartford, 3! from Bromley. and 2 from st. Mary Cray. At the last census therewere 3,307 inhabitants, being an Increase of 1,021 on the census of 1861. Therailway stations are-Chislehurst (S.E.R.) 1 mile; Eltham 3 miles, and Sidcup(North Kent Loop) 3 miles. The parish church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is builtof flint with a shingled spire, and the parish register dates as far back as 1558.The living is a rectory and in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester. The churchof the Annunciation at Prickend was opened in 1870 as also the Wesleyanchapel on the Common. There is an Orphanage (St. Michael's) which hasaccommodation for 40 boys. A Roman Catholic Church, dedicated to St. Mary,is situate in Crown lane. The Governess's Benevolent Institution, situate on theright of the road leading from the Church to Pauls Cmy Common, is a lor.gneat building, with Secretary's house in centre; the foundation stone was laid,on the 4th of March, 1871, and the building was opened for occupation in theearly part of 1872. Camden House is at present the seat of the Empress Eugenie.The Magistrates hold their sittings every third Monday in the month in abuilding recently erected at the top of Chislehurst hill; it is also used as a policestation.
POST, MONEY ORDER, & TELEGRAPHOFFIC~.
Mr~.Sarah Eliza Whomes, postmistressDeliveries at 7.30 a.m. and 1.10 and 6.20 p.m.
Dispatches at 9.5 a.m. and 1.6, 3.l)(), and9.0 p.m.Cross post 7.5 p m. Sundays - delivery7.30 a.m, dispatch at 6.20 p.m.
Money Orders are granted and paid from9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to R p.m.
PmCKEND DISTRICT RECEIVING OFFICE, atMr. Marsh's, baker, cleared at 8 n,.m. n,nd12.45, 3.30, and 8.30 p.m. Sundays [j p.m.
PILLAR Box, opposite Camden House gate,cleared at 9 & 11.2J a.m, & 3.20& 8.;Wp.m.Sundays 8 a.m.
PILLAR Box Chislehurst Station.'VALL Box at Governesses Benevolent Insti-
tution, cleared at 9.0, 3.15, and 7.30..Those marked * are in Bromley Parish, but in
Cllislehurst postal district.Those mal'ked:t are in St. Pauls Cray Parish,
but in Chislehurst postal district.Leetel's should be addressed" Chislehurst, Kent."
PLACES OF WORSHIP.B. Nicholas Ch...Common, Rev. F. H. Murray.Church of the Annunciation ..•Priekend, Rev.
H. L. RussellChrist Church..•Cl1mden Park, Rev. W.
Fleming, Vicar.Wesleyan Chapel.,.Common, Rev. M. Hartley.St. )J[a/'y's Catholic Church .•• Crown Lane,
Rev. 1. Goddard.
SCHOOLS.National ..•Chas Edward Eggleton, ml1ster;
Mrs. Eggleton, mistressInjant ... Miss OwenInfant School, Prickend ... :Miss Da,vsonSt. Michael's Orphanage ... Miss Anderdon,
mistressRector ... Rev. F. H. JliIurray, M.A.Carates ..• Revs. J. B. Pl1rker, H. L. Russell,
and W. E. Whittaker, B.A.Cll1lrcll1cardens.••F. H.Janson & T. Charring-
tonGuardialls ..•Thomas Bew & G; B. 'WollastonOccr.~eers..•II. J. Willis and R. MillsI'm'ish Clerk Jolm ChiversTVaYIl'a1'de1l G. CawstonAssessors and Collectors of Assessed Ta.1:es.-
A. DuncanCarrier to London •••John Kemp & Son, uaily.
INSURANCE AGE~TS.Accidental Insurance ..•A. C. PughCaledonian Fire and Fife .••D. J. Chattell.English and Scottish ..•Wiliiam AllanImpel'ial Fire and Life .••Jos. BeaumontLiverpool and London and Globe..• II. J. WillisQueen Fire and Life .•.A. Wheeler
BENEFIT SOCIETIES.Ancient Order of Foresters (S.L.D.), Court
Lord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger'sHead. Meeting nights, every alternateTuesday. Secretary, Charles E. Eggleton,National Schools. (Est. 18(3)
80 OHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Ancient Order of Shepherds (S.D.) SanctuaryLord Sydney, No. 4305; held at the Tiger'sHead. Meeting night, the first Monday inevery month. Scribe, W. Wood, Prickend(Est. 1871.) .
Cliislehurst United Benefit Society, Established183:3. Secretn.ry, II. J. Willis.
Hearts of Oak Medical Agency .••H. Simpson,Chislehurst, W., n.gcnt
Private Residents.Her Imperial Majesty the Empress
Eugenie, Camden houseAllen Mr., Church rowAnderdon Mrs, Church rowAsser S. B. C. esq., Kemnal
Banks William, esq. old Manor houseBaker Mr. John, 1 Florence villasBarrett Mrs., G Lower CamdenBaskcomb Geo Henry, esg.Bayles Mr. Wm. John, Red hillBeattie A. esq. J.P., SummerhillBear Thos. esq. The Oak, CommonBeaumont Mr. J. B., 2 Florence villasBeck Morris esq, Common*Bell Peter, esq. Elmstead houseBew Mr. Thomas, FrogpoolBlain Thos. G. Parkhurst, Camden parkBlunt E. J. esq., 1 Summerhill villasBowen Jas. H. esq. LewestonBradford, A., esq., Elmstead houseBrooks Miss, 2 Governesses InstitutionBruce James esq., Rosedale
Campbell Miss, Church roultCharrington Thomas, esq. Mayfield*Chandler John, esq."Lower CamdenChapman Chas. E. esq. Red Hill,Chapman J. esq. PrickendChattell David·James, esq., 4 Claren-
don villasChubb George Hayter esq., NewlandsChubb, Misses, Broadoak, CommonChubb, Mrs., Cheriton, CommonClarke, George Somers, esq.Clary ComM, FernsideCleaver Mr. J., Church rowClutton Henry, csq. Lubbock roadCollison 1\'1r. John, Church roadCollison, J. esq., The Owl's NestConstable Miss, 9, Governesses Institu-
tionCosserat Louis esq., Clarendon villas
Dance Mrs. A., White house, Common
Daniell, Rd. Per~eval, esq. HeathfieldDanvers Mrs. Marion, The FernsDarrell Charles esq.; Chislehurst hill*Daw George Henry, esq. ElmsteadDenny Capt. Henry, Red hillDrake :Mrs. F., 5 Florence villasDrevarG.A. esq. Fernwood, Camden pkDrew Charles, esq. Sydney villaDring Mi~s, 12 Governesses InstitutionDruitt Mrs., Huntley, CommonDuncan Andrew, esq., Holbrook,
Edmed Mr. James, 2 Albert villasEdlmann Frederick J. esq. HawkwoodEd wards Miss, 7 Governess's Benevo-
den woodField G. esq. PenrhossFleming Rev. W., Lubbock road*Fodor Mrs. The Cottage, Lower
CamdenFreese Frederick William, esq., Granite
lodge, Camden parkFuller Rev. J. M., Furzefield
Gale Miss, Queen's villas, PrickendGamble, Mr. A., High streetGarIe Mrs., Brooklyn, Lubbock roadGiles Mrs. Rose cottage, CommonGoddard Rev. IsaacGower E. esq. OaklcighGunyon Thomas, esq. Crown cottage
Hampshire Mr. J. J., Red hillHards Miss, 8 Governess's Benevolent
InstitutionHamson Mrs. F. Burgoyne, Braeside,
Lubbock roadHart William P. esq. Hill-sideHartley, Rev. Marshall, The ManseHayden Mrs. Church rowHead, Mr. Richard, Church rowHiscock Mr., CommontRoney Henry esq., MarlingsHoward John. esq. Fair OaksHoward Mrs., 4 Florence villasHugill John esq., Rosedale, Lubbock rd*Humphry C. H., esq. Lower CamdenHumphrey J. esq., Hornbrook houseJackson Arthur esq., Hatton House,
Lubbock road
CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 81
Jackson Miss, 6 Governess's BenevolentInstitution
Janson Frederick H. esq. Oak bank,Lubbock road
Janson Mrs. William, Raggleswode,Lubbock road
Jeffery Mrs., PrickendJenner E. esq., CommonJohnston Francis John, esq. Lamas,
Lubbock roadKino, C. J., esq., Lawn cottage
Lamb Henry esq., Common*Laurie W. C. esq., Lower CamdenLennox, Lord Henry G., M.P.Lockington James B. esq., 8 Florence
villasLowe Mr. Charles, PrickendLowther, Mrs. E. S., lady superinten-
dent Governesses InstitutionMacduff J. R. esq. D.D., Lubbock roadMackenzie T., esq., Norman cottageMackrill Miss, CommonMahony Mrs., Marlor lodgeMalgarini, F. L. esq., Summerhill villasMarks Thos. esq., CommonMartlll James, esq.Maryon Mrs., 3 Florence villasMatthews Bertie Pardo, esq. CommonMcMorland Edward, esq. RavenshillMedley, Geo. Webb, esq .• Oakwood
Camden woodMercer Mrs. CommonMercer J. H. esq., CommonMeurisse Miss M. Rectory placeMichell Henry Chickeley, Church rowMickley Mrs., Common'l<Migeod Mons., Villa Helena, Lower
CamdenMiller G. esq. Bockleton, CommonMitchell A. esq.Walden rd. Camden wdMitchell, T. A. eS4., Elmstead lodgeMonro Misses, Lubbock roadMorphett, Mr. Geo. Everard, B.A., 7
Nevill Henry C. esq., Scadbury villasNorton Miss, 1 Governesses InstitutionNussey The Misses, Common
Oakley C. esq., Cromlix, Lubbock road
Oakley Miss, Deo Daras, CommonOaten F. esq., Prickend
*Palmer William, esq. Elmstead CourtParker, Rev. J. B., M.A,Parr Rev. Chas. esq., Lower CamdenPaterson Noel H., esq. Church roadPaterson Miss, LeesonsPillans James, esq. Cadlands, Perry st.Plowden Charles, esq. The CottagePlummer Mrs, Oak lodgePowell Thomas, esq. Heather bank
Rae J. esq., LL.D., F.B.A., &c., Two ElmsRhodes Miss RedhillRichards J. R. esq. CommonRickets E. B. esq., The GrangeRobertson Mrs, The FernsRobertson John C., 5 Red hillRussell Campbell, esq. Church rowRussell Rev. H. Lloyd, Red hill house
*Savage C. W. esq. Lower CamdenShackelton FranCIS, esq. PrickendShadbolt G. esq., Beechcroft, Lubbock
roadSharp F. esq., Prickend ,Smith Mrs. Susannah Summerhill houseSmith Miss E., 5 Governess's Benevo-
lent InstitutionStevens Mrs., 3 Governesses InstitutionStow, B. T. esq., CommonStrode Nathaniel W. J. esq., Cranmore
Vanner William, esq. Camden woodVine Mrs. Dorinda, Victoria villa, Red
hillWade G. H. esq., surgeonWalden Rt. Hon. Viscount, Camden pkW uHace Miss, 4 Governess's Benevo-
lent InstitutionWalroth Mrs., WoodclyffeWatt Thomas Rossiter, esq. The BriarsWebster John esq. Woodlands, Com.
82 CHISLEHURST PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Whittaker Rev. W. E., Red hillWight Rev. William, M.A., The Arabs
Tent, Lower CamdenWilliams, Mr. EdwardWilliams William, esq. PenrhOsWinter W. E., esq.Wollaston Geo. B. esq. Bishop's wellWood Mrs., 11 Governesses Institution
Oommercial.Adams Mrs. Ann, cowkeeper, COllilllonAdams Samuel, land steward, Camden
EstateAllfrey and Wade, surgeons, Ivy lodgeAllan William, baker, Prickend
Ball B., boot and shoe maker, Prick endBane Mrs., Young Ladies' School,
Scad bury villasBarham William, baker, High streetBarnes Matthew, blacksmith, Perry st.Beaumont J. B., family chemist and
druggist, Whittlesea houseBew Thos, farmer, Frogpool, Perry st.Blackney James, white smith, CommonBlackney M. and Son, blacksmiths,
cJfu1nitu ~ill~ltt ~Oltn ~~at~ltt and ~4~1lJ5ma1tCHI~LrEHU1Fi&T, KE~T &
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PENUINE FOUNTRY jfOUSEHOLD fLOUF\.
flQi..-J{ag., gt~aw.,and tf5Laaee.
88 cmSLEHURST ADVERTISEMENTS.
MR. DAVID J. CHATTELL,Who has lived at Chislehurst for many years, and hasacquired an intimate knowledge of the value of Propertyin the neighbourhood, offers exceptional facilities toOwners or Occupiers having for disposal Residences,Lands, &c., at
CHISLEHURST, :BICKLEY, BROMLEY,And the surrounding Localities, which will be personallyinspected, free of charge, and receive his best attention,together with all the publicity and advantages affordedby his
CENTRAL LONDON OFFICES;Long recognized as one of the best mediums for the
transfer of Properties in these Districts.29a, Corner of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.O., and
CHISLEHURST, KENT.
DAVID !NHS,PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER,
~alJ~r Jang~rt '~rH~rt Q5rain~rtZINC WORKER, :BELL HANGER, AND GAS FITTER,
PRICKEND, CHISLEHURST, KENT.
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Ilktr, &t.,OPPOSITE THE: BULL'S HEAD INN,
CHISLEHURST, KENT.-<ElOE>-
Home-Made and Fancy Bread and Biscuits. Sponge, Pound,and Luncheon Cakes made to order.
CHISLEHURST ADVERTISEMENTS. 89
ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.
BRETT & SONS,PLUI~nmll~1) fG'~ Ill;lHftllEli~f)
BRASS FITTERS,AND
mOD'SI ,DIOOBA/fOBS~CHISLEHURST, & ST. MARY CRAY.
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BELL HANGERS.
~as ~1tginttrs fn fgt ~rtt!1a ~as Q1nmllu:u!r+ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR GENERAL REPAIRS.
til ALi I 'I ~II~ Ii0 I~!i~ptu~iug ~htmi~lt,
CE:ISLEE:URST, -W-EST.
Prescriptions Prepared with the gl'eatest accuracy.
SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE OHISLEHURST BOUQUET,
and THE OAMDEN OHERRY TOOTH PASTE.
AGENT FOR GOULD ~ SONS HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
CUDHAM.
Drew J., fruit grower; Cherry lodge,Jail lane
Fairall Abel, nurseryman, Stanhopenursery, South street
Cudham streetHolland William, blacksmithJackson Richd., fruit grower, Jail laneJackson Mrs. Thomas Horns greenLewis Wm., Old Jail Inn, JaillalleLongley James, farmer, Gray's farmLucas W., farmer, South street farmMarkham T., fruit grower, Jail laneNicholls A.,miller, Pimlicomill, Biggin
hill, and at DownePackman Geo., farmer, Grubb groundsPackman S., fruit grower, Jail lanePatching James, farmer, CudhamlcidgePring John. lime burner, Leaves greenRoberts William, draper and grocer
Biggin hillBlake Wm. jun., brickmakerBurkin J., fruit grower, Jail laneBurkin W., fruit grower, Jail laneChitty Richard, farmer, Skid hill farmClarke Mrs, fruit grower, Park cottageCollins Henry, wheelwrightCollins Daniel, farmer, Burys farmComfort George, Fox and Hounds,
South streetCoultan Charles, farmer, South streetCrane Geonge, builder, Single streetDewberry William, fanner and fruit
growerDowse W. T., farmer, Mace farm
Private Residents.Amos William, esq. Cudham hallChristy Albert esq., Aperfield CourtChr~sty Alfred esq. 1. Buckhurst HallChnsty George esq.)Fox Thomas esq.Smith Fred. Sam. Chas. esq., Ashmore
house
Isa large parish situated 7t miles from Bromley, 1 from Sevenoaks, and3t from Farnborough; in the Western Division of the county, hundred ofRuxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church is dedicated to SS. Peter andPaul, and is built of brick and flint with steeple in the centre. In the churchyardare two very old yew trees. The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Lord Chan-cellor. The population at the last census (1871) was 1,268; being an increaseof 281 over that of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Orpington 31 miles,and Chelsfield 3t miles.
POST OFFICE.Richard Yeates, postmaster
Letters arrive by foot post from Chislchurstat 9.30 a.m.; dispatched at 4.0 p.m. Thenearest money order office is at Down.Letters should be addressed "Cudham,Chislehurst, Kent," with the exception ofthose marked * which must be addressed"Cudham, Westerham, Kent."
Vi·car..•Rev. H. Sampson, L.L.B.Curate ••Rev. William Cooke, M.A.Parish Olel'k •••Richard YeatesOhurclllCa1'dens •••G. Crane & W. YeatesOt'e1'seers •••Richd. Wheatley & Wm. AlwcnGuardian .•• James PatchinglVaywa1'den •••William YatesNational School, ..George Mitchell, IDl1.sterCarrie!' to London.,.Mrs. Jackson, Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday, returning Tues-day, Thursday, and Saturday.
DOWNE.THIS parish is very pleasanily situate about 6 miles from Bromley, 16 from
London and 2 from Farnborough,. it is in the Western Division of thecounty, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church, whichis dedicated to St. Mary the Virgin, is a neat building in the Gothic style ofarchitecture, and was restored in 1872 at a cost of £1,500, a handsome stainedglass east window, consisting of three lights, by D. Bell of London, wasadded in 1874. The Church contains various sepulchral memorialsof the Petlees, lords of the manor, from Edward III. to Hen. VIII.,whose once sumptuous mansion has been pulled down and a modernresidence erected. In the churchyard is a yew tree computed to be 700 yearsold. The parish register dates as far back as 1538. The living is a vicarage inthe gift of the Rev. J. Brodie Innes, M.A., of Milton Brodie. The Rev. GeorgeSketchley Ffinden, M.A., domestic chaplain to Lord Carington, i&vicar. There isa good organ recently erected, and an endowed national school. The nearestrailway stations are Orpington (S.E.R.), 3 miles; Bromley (L. C. & D.) G miles.The population at the last census (1871) was 526 being an increase of 30 onthat of 1861.
POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE.Weaver William, Postmaster.
Letters arrive from Beekenham via Hayesat 8.45 and 11.5 a.m; despatched at 2.0and 6.0. p.m. Letters should be addressedIi Downe, Beekenham, Kent,"
ltcar...Rev. George Sketchley Ffinden, M.A.C'lurchwardens... H. Osborne and 'v. NashPtri3h Clerk-John PalmerOterseers ..• R. Gates nnd Alfred J. OsbornelVxywa1'den .••G. SnowNxtional School... W. Punton, master. Girls
:md 1nfants ..•Mrs. Hannah Ll1slettCcrrier to London-George Snow, Thursday,
~a.m. returning same evening from Nag'sRead, Borough
Private Residents.ArIes Capt. J. M., Dorset villaDICk, Mr. GeorgeD~rwin F. esq., Downe LodgeDLrwin Charles esq., J.P., Downe houseDesborough Mrs., Laurel grovePfinden, Rev. G. S. M.A. The VicarageForrest Geo. Ed. esq, The GorringesLovegrove Charles, esq . .Petley houseLubbock Sir John, Bart. J.P., M.P., High
ElmsMoule C. W, esq., LuxtedNash Wallis esq., The RookeryOsborne Mr. HenryPhillips Mrs. Orange CourtSales Mr. W., West Hill cottagesSales Mr. S., West Hill CottagesSmith Mrs., Laurel groveSmith Mrs., Downe CourtSnow Mr. J. A., Dorset villaWedgewood Miss, Tromer lodge
Oommercial.Baker David, tailor, Rose cottageBaker Frederick, watchmaker, Rose
cottageCannings H., fishmongerCato Charles, farmer, High Elms farmGates Robert, farmer North endJessup James, PeUey's farmJessup Geo., Cuckoo lodge farmLaslett Mrs. Hannah, builderLewis E., carpenterLewis J. carpenterLicence George, bakerMartin Alfred, bootmakerNicholls Alfred, baker and millerOsborne Alfred James, butcherOxenham C.; farmer, Luxted farmParker Jesse, boot and shoe makerParslow Joseph, Home cottagePearson C., private school, teacher of
music, &c.Pearson Mrs., draperPunton W., National schoolmasterReeves W. blacksmith & fly proprietorSales Albert, Queens Head, grocerSawyer Isaac, carman, Mill cottageSawyer Mrs. G. fruiterer, Lower hookSawyer Mrs. W. herbalist, Farthing st.Snow George, farmer & coal merchantStanger J. P., grocer & draper and at
St. Mary CrayTown Dan, carpenter and undertakerWeaver William, Ge01'ge Inn, grocerWhitehead Ambrose, carman, &c.Whitehead John, wood deder
FARNBOROUGH.Is a parish on the High road from London to Sevenoaks, 41 miles from
Bromley; 14'from London; 3 from St. Mary Cray. It is in the WesternDivision of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. Theparish church is a very ancient structuffi, built of brick and flint, and was rebuiltin 1639 iitis dedicated to St. Giles the Abbot. The living is a chapelryannexedto the rectory of Chelsfield,and in the gift of All Soul's College, Oxford. Thereis a missiou-roomat Green street green. The village schoolis now under a schoolboard. The Bromley union workhouse is also at Locksbottom. The popula-tion at the last census (1871) was 1,086, being 131 over that of 1861. Thenearest railway stations are, Orpington (S.E.R.) 1 mile, and Bromley (L. C. &D.. R.) 4 miles. Letters .for Green.street-green should be addressed "ByOrpmgton."
POST & TELEGRAPII OFFICE.Robert Fenn, Postmaster. .
Letters arrive from Beekenham 'l.'ia Hayesat 8.15 and 10.30 a.m. despatched at 2.40and 6.35 p.m. Sundays at 11 a.m. Th,nearest money order office is at Down.Letters for Green-street-Green should beaddressed" by Orpington."
WALL Box at Locksbottom, cleared at 3.0,6.50. Sunday at 10.25.
llutor .••Rev. Folliott Baugh, M.A.Ourate .•.Rev G. Hingston, M.A.Churchwardem ... C. B. Vickers and T. GilesTimes of Berviw-May J at to Sept. 30th, 11
a.m. and 6.:30 p.m. Oct. 1st to April 30th,11 a.m. and 3.:JOp.m. Advent and Lentservices on Wednesdays at 7 p.m
Oreruers ... W. Clarke and 1. LaslettParish Cle,·k... Edwm Gearing••School Board" School, Village ...Mr. T. W.Casaelden, master. Mrs. Casselden, mistresBSchool, Green-street-green.Carrier to London .••Wm. Hemphrey
.Atlas Fire and Life ... George GilesLiverpool and London and Globe Fir, and Lift
•••Augustine Gilesll0y,al Exchange } E. MorrifioD.llallwall Pasungers
.Ancient Order oj Foresters (L.U.D.) CourtLord Fa7'nborough, No. 4312; held at theNew Inn. Meeting nights. second andfourth Tuesday in the month. SeGretary,J. Townsend. Est. 1863.
.Ancient Order of Shepherds tS.D.) Sll.nctuaryL01'd Farnborough, No. 4:112; held at theNew Inn. Meeting night, every fourth.Wednesday. Scribe, H. T. Rumsby. Es-tablished 1867.
Private Residents.Balliard Mr. Isaac, Beulah villasCurtis, Frank Allan esq., X.M.L.,F.I.A.,
The lodge
Dowse W. T. esq. Farnborough hallDives - esq., Orpington road, Green-
street-GreenFox, John Woodhams esq., Oak house,
Green-street-greenFox Thomas S. esq.Green-street-greerGiles Mr. A., Welsis, LGreeen-stret·
GreenGiles Mr. G.,The Poplars Green-street·
GreenHaynes, Thomas esq., ChelsfieldhallHingston Rev. GeorgeM.A.WaldobarkJackson J. Kains esq., Green-st.-GremLatter Henry J. esq. The Leys, Locks.
bottomLovibond J. esq. Starts HillMorrison Mr. Ebenezer, Green-stree~-
GreenPace Mr., The LimesPhillipps Mr. Thos. Green-street-gremPottier Mr. G. M. L., Brook home,Vickers Lieut.-Col., Cuthbert Bain-
bridge, C.B., TubbendenceWilliams - The Laurels
Commeroial.Arrows Robert, beer retailer, Fox and
Grapes, Green-street-greenAshley William Arthur, grocer and
schoolmaster, LocksbottomBaker D., tailorBaker F., watch and clock makerBotton Mrs, dressmakerCheal Henry, bakerClarkeWm. fruit grower,LocksbottomClementMrs.,blacksmith, Locksbottom
FARNBOROUGH DIRECTORY. 93
Cooper H., heath and birch broommanufacturer, Locksbottom
Curd Mrs., laundressDavies - Rose and c,'own, Green-
street-greenDowse W. T., farmer, Farnboro' Hall,
and Green-street-GreenDurling W m. fruit grower, Locks bottomEagleton John, seedsman, &c.Fenn Roberl, boot and shoe maker,
Post and Telegraph OfficeFox and Sons, brewers and maltsters
Oak BreweryGearing Edwin, blacksmith and wheel-
wright, Village and Green-st.-GreenGiles Charles, grocer and draperGiles Thomas, fruit growerGill George, farmer, Green-street-greenGoodchild John, beer retailer, ThfJ
WoodmanGriffin William, farmer & fruit grower,
Locksbottom .Hammond W. P. builder, undertaker,
&c., Rose cottageHaseH Samuel, fellmonger, woolstapler
and rug dresserHatfield William, bakerJackson Charles, shopkeeper, Green-
street-greenJohnson Samuel, fruit growerLaslett Henry I., builder, &c.Laslett Isaac, brick and tile maker
Leach Mrs. Ann, general shopkeeperLeach Peter, vermin destroyerLedger George, butcherLockyer Mrs. Maria, dressmakerLovibond J., farmer, Starts hill farmMills Henry, brazier and tinmanMussell Henry, general shopkeeper,
Green-street-greenPenfold Henry Nathaniel, beer retailer,
Coach and HOl'seaPotter B, pimp makerPoupard T. J. saddler & harness maker
Green-street-GreenPoynter George, beer retailer, British
street-greenRinger E., beer retailer, Black Horse,
LocksbottomSessions James, grocer and draperSessions James & Roht. fruit growersSinclair John J. White Lion, Locksbtm.Staples Allen, fruit growerStow Mrs. Ann, fruit growerTile James, hay dealer, &c.Watkins L. W., George InnWeatherley James, New InnWestbrook T., fruit grl)wer, Locksbtm.Whiffin Peter, wheelwright, Green-
street-greenWilliams John, fruit grower
FOOTS CRAY.Issituated on the high road from Maidstone to London; it is 5.1 miles from
Bromley, 12 from London, 2t from St. Mary's Cray. It is in the ~ estern Divi-sion of the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at.Hone. The church,dedicated to All Saints, is a small picturesque structure with shingled spire, supposedto be of great antiquity. The living is a rectory in the gift of the Lord Chan-cellor. The population at the census taken last year was 389 being an increaseof 103 over that of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Sidcup (North KentLoop) 11 miles, and St. Mary Cray 2t miles. Those marked * are situate onSidcup .tiill.
POST; TELEGRAPH, & MONEY ORDEROFFICE.
Stephen Balls, Postmaster.Lotters delivered at 7 & 9.30 a.m. 7.30 p.m.;
despatchedlat 1.0 & 1.0 a.m. :3.l0, 6.30, and8.30 p.m. Money orders are grantled andpaid 'from 9 a.m. till 6p.m.
Rector ••.Rev Charles BirchOhurchwardens •••T. Keeler & J. G. HepburnOverseers .••J.Watson and W. J. JuIl.Parish Olerk •••Stephen BallsNationaISchool •••Thomas Colebozv, master.
Guardian Fire and LVe .••.H. J. Clark, cOlI.ch-builder
Carrier to London ••• John Yates, Monday.WedneBday, Friday, and Saturday
Independent O"der of Oddfellolos (St.M.C.D.)Lodge Flower of Kent, No. 4868; held at theRed Lion Inn. Meeting nights every otherWednesday. Secretary, W. P. Liles Est.
1861.
Private Residents.Birch Rev. Charles, M.A.*Bishop - esq.Blackemore - esq.Blakemore Enoch esq., Havelock houseChapman Miss, TwysdensChick Mr. Alfred Young 11Mays villasClayforth George esq., 2 Mays villas*Coudery Rev. WilliamFremlin Mrs., 3 Mays villasGarret Mr. Woodlands villas*Greenwoood :Mr. John, 7 Mays villasHamont Mr., 6 Mays villasHorne - esq.Hurren Mr. Henry, 1Mays villasJefferis Capt. Charles, R.N. Foots Cray
cottage*Johnson Mr., 5, Mays villasKeeler Mr. Ed. George, 9 Mays villasKinder Richard, esq.Ludlow Misses, 5 & 6 Ursull1lodgesLyndon Miss, 3 Ursula lodgesRaven - esq., 2 Woodlands villasRayden - esq., Woodlands vill~*Register Mr. George, 6 Mays VIllasRoyle Mr. Thomas, The MillShand Geo. Alex. esq., 12 Mays villasShea Charles Edward, esq. The ElmsTalbot Robert T. esq. 4 Mays villasTerrington Miss, 2 Ursula lodgesVanzetti Miss, 1Ursula lodgesWalford Miss S. 4 Ursula lodgesWardley Rev. J. O. [Baptist 1WoodfallsWhite Mr. Wm. J., 8 Mays villasYoung Mrs. Susannah, 10 Mays Villas
Commercial.Attree Eardley, fanner & wood brokerBalls Stephen, stationer, &c., Post
OfficeBooker Henry, builder, decorator, &c.
Booker Mrs., youn~ ladies schoolBrown John, beer retailer, CatBurgess William, Red LionCalico Print Works, Thos. RoyleClark Miss M. E., dressmakerClark T. and H. J., coach buildersClark Thomas, tailorColeborn Thomas, National SchoolsCorke D. T. grocer and draperDownton Wm., boot and shoe makerFowle Mrs. Jane, dressmakerFrances Mrs. B. A., laundressFrancis John, boot and shoemakerHaisman M. builder, contractor, and
undertakerHaylett Robert, baker and grocerHazell, J., smith and farrierHumphry James, builder & undertakerImms William, greengrocerJull William J. ironmonger, smith and
farrier, and at ChislehurstKelsey Miss A. dressmakerKing J. T., birch broom, sieve, and
basket makerKirkland Mrs. E. E., Seven StarsLiles W. P., gardenerMills Richard, butcherOxley Thos E. saddler & harness makerParker Thomas, basket makerPercy, Thomas, boot and shoe makerPower G., beer retailer, Bm'ley .•.l1owRawlings Richard, Tigel' InnReeves George, carpenter, &c.*Sim Robert, nurseryman & seedsmanSpooner Abraham, shopkeeperStevens George, grocer & draper and
manTaylor Richard, tobacconistTossell George, baker & confectionerWeeks W m., fruiterer and greengrocerWild Mrs., DressmakerWood Alfred William, Bootmaker,
Oxford houseYates John, carrier
HAYES.THIS parish is situate about two miles from Bromley and 12 from London
The Church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is early English, built of flintwith oak shingle spire. It was restored in 1862 by Sir George Gilbert Scottarchitect, and a north aislewas added at the same time, the cost of which (£2500)was raised by a grant and subscription. The living is a rectory in the gift ofthe Archbishop of Canterbury, and is held by the Rev. G. V. Reed, M.A.Hayes Place, near the Church, the residence of E. Wilson, Esq., formerly a seatof the family of Scott, was rebuilt by the Earl of Chatham, and was the birth-place of his son, the Right. Hon. William Pitt. The common is now managedby a board of conservators under the CommonsEnclosure Act. The populationat the census of 1871 was 621, being an increase of 23 on that of 1861. Thonearest railway stations are, Bromley 2 miles, and Beckenham 3t miles.
POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE.James Russell, sub-postmaster.
Letters arrive from Beckenham at 6.5 and8.30 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. despatched at 8.30a.m .• and 4.15 and 8.30. p.m. Sundaysarrive 6.5; despatched at I p.rn.
Bl'iton'Medical and General Life ...J. MumfordRector :..Rev George Varenne Reed, :r.r.A.(JltUrcllwardeTM...••. J. B. Dudin & T. MorrisGuardian .. .s. H. de Zoete.Overseet·s .•• J. Harrod and I. HurstParis/l Clerk •••James RussellNational &llool (mixed) ... W. Plant, master;
Miss. E. Hill, mistress.Carrier to Londcn ..•.•. James Russell, daily
Private Residents.Akers Aretas esq. CommonAngns Jonathan, esq. CommonBath Mr. ThomasBrandram Mrs.Butcher Mrs., Myrtle cottageCecil Lord Sackville, The OasthouseDalwood H. esq.Dcvas C. F. esq., Pickhurst houseDe Zoete 81. Hermann, esq. Pickhurst
MeadDudin John Buswell, esq., The GroveEllis Mr. StephenHarrod Mr. John, Baston cottagesHarrod Mr. Wm. 'Henry Mrs., Hayes nestHunt Mr. F.Kettle Mrs., CommonLanfear Mr. John, Baston cottagesMann Horace, esq. Grove cottageMorris Thomas, esq. 1rf.D., CommonMonis Mr. R., Five Elm cottageNightingale Mrs. Glebe View cottageNorman Henry J. esq., GadsdenPeill John R. esq., LongcroftReed Rev. G. V., M.A., RectoryRussell Mrs. HughSmith Austen H., esq. Hayes Court
Staples Mr. ThomasThompson MissTorrens Capt. A., Baston houseWestbrook Mr. Jas., Baston cottagesWhitmore Mrs.William, Common
. Wilson Edward esq., Hayes place
Commercial.Barwell J., farmer, PickhurstBayles F., grocer, cheesemonger, &c.Borer James, butcher, and at KestonBoxall Noah. wine merchant and re-
freshment house, Tlte SunCovell J. G., falmer, Pickhurst fannDawes Mrs. Mary, fancy repositoryEllis Stephen, teacher of musicEllis S., Sub-cattle Inspector for the
Bromley districtFossey M. boot and shoe makerGreengrass H. butcherHarding Geo. bailiffHayes Street farmHarrod Jas. grocer, cheesemonger, &
butcherHurst Israel, Ge01'ge g' DragonJohnson James, poultererLangridge G., veterinary surgeonLedger Thos.Wm. builder&undertakerMartin George, boot maker, CommonMumford John, tea dealerPearce John, market gardenerPearce Thomas, florist and seedsmanPoynter Frederick blacksmithRobjant George, well sinker, &c.Russell James, mail contractor and
stationer. Post O.ffiee &' Savin,g'sBank
Spraggs John, Common rangerStacey Richard, vermin destroyerTurner Geo. T., bailiff, Hayes PlaceWeatherley G., beer retailer, Alma
A''111SWhitby James, baker
96 HAYES ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. HARROD,
~lotEmARD T~! D~IL~~~MEALMAN &0.,
E:.A.YES, KENT.
&9 LANSRIDSE,Practical Veterinary Surgeon
,HAYES, KENT.KESTONII
Issituated in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe ofSutton-at-Hone. It is situated on the high road from London to Westerham,
about 14 miles from London, 3 miles from Bromley, and 4 from Beckenham.The church, the name of which is not known, is an ancient one and situatosome distance from the village on the West81ham road. There are both Wes-leyim and Baptist Chapels here. The population is 717, being an increase of 29since the census of 1861. The nearest railway stations are Bromley (L. C. & D.)3 miles, and Orpington (S. E. R.) 3 miles.
POST OFFICE.
Miss Mary Griffin, receiverLettersarrivefrom Beckenhamvia Hayes
7.0 .& 9.20 a.m., Sundays 7 a.m., des-patched at 8.0 a.m. 3.35 and 7.25 p.m.Sunday, despatched at 11.0 a.m. Thenearest money order office is at Hayes.
WALL BOX near the lIiark, cleared at 3.15,and 7.!\p.m. Sundays 10.40.
Letters should be addressed" Keston, Bcc-kenham, Kent."
Rectot· •••Rev J. ThompsonChurchwardens ••.s. S. Fox and M.J. PowellOverseers.••L. Olive and J. BorerParisli Olerk.•.Robert WoodGuardian .•.Richard TaylorlVallwarden •.• John W. Buckle
Royal Excoonge Fire .•.Tb.omas O. Haslet~Conveyance.••W. Lownds' omnibus to and
from Bromley station several times dailyCarrier to London •..James Russell, dailyIndependent Order of Oddfellow$ (111D.) Lodge
Star of Keston ; held at the Red Cross InnSecretary, Charles West. Est. 1869.
Private Residents.Alexander Roht. esq. C.B., HolwoodBarnes Mrs. Grove cottageBonham-Carter Mrs., RavensbourneBrodhurst Bernard, esq.M.D. Holly daleClarson W. esq., Mozart lodge Fox hill'Cole Mr. Park cottageCrowther A. H. esq.,Holly lodgeDaviss E. esq., Stonehouse hallDudin James W. esq. Woodside
KESTON DIRECTORY. 97
Edwards William W. esq. Fern lodgeEllis Mrs., near the millFoord Mr. Robert, Mark cottageFox Stephen S. esq. Fox groveGoodman Mr., The LimesHarding Mr. Thomas, 2, .Keston Villa.Jones Mr. B, 1Heathfield villasHolland Wilmot, esq. HeathfieldIngram Mr. W. 4 Leonard's placeJones Mr. Mark cottageLegge Lady Caroline, Forest lodgeIsewsom Richard Bowden esq. Ray-
mond villaPeck J. esq. Ravensbourne cottagePowell Meredith J. Esq. The PoplarsThompson Rev. Joseph, RectoryWaltham Thos. esq., The LimesWhiffen Mrs., 1Keston villaWilliams Mrs., Fox hillWright, Mr. George
Commercial.Bennett Thos. greengrocer, near the
Red CrossBorer James, butcher, and at HayesBorer Levi, builder, &c.Bowyer Samuel, plumber, grainer, &c.Bowyer Solomon, boot and shoe makerBowyer Mrs. Anne, grocer, .Post Office
receivinq houseBrYant J aIm, market gardenerBUckle John W. farmer, Holwood farm,
Agent for Lawes' Artificial manure
Chapman Misses Amy, Marie, andElizabeth, boarding and day school
Cheel Amos A., carpenterCrisp Edward. blacksmithCrowther A. H., solicitor, Holly lodgeDuck Mrs. Fox InnDunmall William, beer retailerEdwards W. W. surgeon, Fern lodgeEllis William Comber, millerFaires Alfred, boot and shoe maker,
Sheep Wash cottageGay Nicholas, bakerHarris Mrs., plumber, painter, &c.Haslett Thomas C. grocer and draperHaslett W. H. engineer and machinistHills John, carpenterLeach James, carpenterOlive Luther, miller and bakerPoynte1\.Fredk. blacksmithPring John, lime burnerPress Mrs., midwife, 2 Heathfield vilePurdy William, wheelwrightRussell Frederick, shopkeeper & beer
K EST 0 N, KEN T.Pure Home-made Bread. Whites for Paltry .. Hay, Corn, Straw, Split
Beans, Oatmeal, Scotch Oatmeal, Dog Biscuits.OATS CRUSHED BY THE QUARTER.
Families waited on daily. Orders by post punctually attended to.Bromley, Bickley, Farnborough, Keston, and the neighbourhood
supplied daily.
KNOCKHOLT.Isa village situate about 9t miles from Bromley, 19f from London, 5 from
Sevenoaks, in the Western Division of the county, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone.The church is a very old one. The living is a rectory in the gift of the Arch-bishop of Canterbury. There are three chapels, one belonging to the Wesleyanone to the Bible Christians, and one Calvinist. The population, according tothe census of 1871 is 673, being 56 more than in 1861. The nearest railway'stations are Dunton Green and Chelsfield(S.E.R.) 4 miles j it is also contemplatedthat a new station (S.E.R.) situate about 2~ miles from Knockholt, will beopened early in the spring.
Post Opi<:e.••••• William Forge, post~aster.Letters arrive from Sevenoaks at 8 a.m.,despatched at 6.15 p.m. The nearestmoney order office is at Down. Lettersshould be addressed "Knockholt, Seven-oaks."
Rector •..Rev Joseph HaHCllltrcll1cardens•.•H. Turner & Geo. SedgwickOrerseers••.Richd. Jones and 'Vm. ConstableParisll Clerk .••Charles StaplesNational SCllOol Henry Withers, master;
l\1rs 'Withers, mistressCarrier to London ..• 'Villiam Hemphroy, on
l\1onday and Thursday, returning on Tues-day and Friday
Ancient Order of Foresters (L.U.D.) CourtHarrow, No. 42fl9 ; held at National School.Meeting night, second Tuesday in themonth. Secretary, H. ,Vithers, Schoolhouse. Est. 18G3.
Private Residents.Collingridge W. esq. WoodlandsCook Rev. Wm. Sydney lodgeGreville Capt. Stapleton John R.N.,
Ashgrove houseHall Rev_ Joseph, M.A., RectoryMarler Misses C. and N., High Field
HouseMoon James esq., The FirsOnslow Miss, BirlingsSedgwick Geo. Esq., Scott's lodgeStewart Duncan esq., PortlandsTownend Thomas esq., The GrangeTurner Henry esq., Court lodgeVavasseur James esq.,Knockholt houseNightingale Mr. Walter, Holly cottage
Commercial.Attwood John, farmer, BlueberryBailey - farmer, I.etts Green farmBowen John, grocer and draperBrame A. S. &Co.millers, corndealers,
and bakersBridger James, farm bailiff,Park farmChilton James, shopkeeper
Churchill - fanner, Shelley'sCollins John, fruiterer and nurserymanCollins Richard, cow keeper and frui,
growerConstable Wm. farmer, Stoning and
Slighters farmsCronk William, blacksmithEde Charles William, bakerForge Alfred, farmerForge William, boot and shoe maker,
Post Qfjice receiving houseGoddard Thomas, hay and straw mer-
chant, Ivy house farmGraham Abel, fruit growerGriffith James, fruitererHemphrey William, carrier and grocerIngerfill John, carpenterJones Richard, veterinary surgeonLewington James, farmer and beer
Issituate on the highroad from London to Maidstone, about 14t miles fromLondon, 1 from Bexley, 3 from St. Mary Cray, II from Foots Cray, and
8 miles from Bromley. The church is a handsome buuding and was rebuilt in1852 j a new chancel has been built, and was consecrated in May 1871. Thereare three fiue windows by Clayton & Bell, and some very beautiful old woodcarving in the chancel j also a very fine monument to Lady Ellenborough byChantrey, at the west end. The living is a rectory in the gift of R. C. Vansittart,Esq. The population at the census in 1871was 562, a decreaseof 9 on the censusof 1861. The nearestmilway stations are Bexley (North Kent Loop) 1 mile, andSt. Mary Cray (L. C. & D. Railway) 3 miles
Letters through Foot's Cray, which is thencarest money order office. Deliveries8 and 10 a.m. and Ii p.m
Rector•.. Rev Hugh W. Johnston, M.A.Ohurchwardens ••.J. Bruce and L. Shuter.Ot'erseers••.R. H. Alexander, and Phillip
MayPm'ish Olerk ••. C. BoxallNational Schoot... Mrs E. WallisInfant School-Mrs. Vallins.Carrier to London .••William and John Yates,
1tlonday, Wednesday, Friday, and Satur-day
Private Residents.Alexander Robt. H. esq. Mount MascalBruce James esq., Wollett hallCapel J. B. esq., North Cray PlaceGrant Mr. John Macpherson, North
Cray cottageJohnston Rev. Hugh W. M.AKeeton Geo. Esq., Pear Tree cottageLawrie Miss
Lowe The MissesShuter L., esq, Vale MascalVarden Mi5SesE. & E. Honeyden
Oommercial.Allen R. farmer, auctioneer and estate
agent, RuxleyBath Josiah H., farmerBoxall Cornelius,carpenter and joinerFord - carpenter and joinerJackson Henry, fruiterer,Upper RmdeyManser J., Red CrossMay Philip, bakerPetty Wm. fruit grower, RuxleySmith Mrs., laundressVaUins Mrs., infant's schoolWallis Mrs., National schoolWells Wm. John, fruit growerWood Thos,fruit grower,Upper RuxleyYates William, carrier
ORPINGTON.Isa parish in the Western Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe
of Sutton-at-Hone, about 15 miles from London, 8 fromDartford, and G fromBromley. The parish church (All Saints) is a very old building with em-battled tower, restored in 1872. The living is a vicarage, and in the gift of thoArchbishop of Canterbury. There is also an iron church, St. Andrew's, toaccommodate those living in South Cray, the part of the parish which adjoinsSt. Mary Cray, and all letters for that part should be addressed " St. ]'lary Gray,"not Orpington. The population at the last census was 2,371, an increaseover the census of 1861 of 644. There IS a railway station about a mile to theS.W. of the village on the Sevenoaks and Tunbridge (S.E.R.) Railway. Thestati on on the L. C. & D. Railway at St. Mary Cray is nearest for thoseresi ding in. :::iouthCray. All letters for Orpington should be addressed, Orpington, S.E."
100 ORPINGTON nffiECTORY.
Post Office..•lIIiss Elizabeth Joyner, receiverLetters arrive from Chislehurst at 7.0 and8.40 a.m. and 7.20 p.m.: despatched at12.25 a.m. and 2.40, 5.55 and 8.0 p.m.
Sundays -arrive at 7.0 a.m.; des-patched at 5.15 p.m. The nearest moneyorder office is at St. Mary Cray
Le~!~ should be addressed ••Orpington,
Letters for those marked (*) are situate inSouth Cray, and should be addressed••St. Mary Cray," not "Orpington," thosemarked :j: should be addressed "Farn-borough, Beckenha.m."
PLACES OF WORSHI~All Saints Church...VillageSf. Andl'elO's Chapel, Anglesea. road
" School.••Mistrcss, Miss WilliamsBeth!!3daChapel, Villago
Vicar •.•Rev. W. Gardner, M.A.Curate .••Rev. Herbert ToddChurchlOardens.••JohnBond & T. W.WheelerParish Clerk... John PettyOverseers.••George Atkins and John MitchellBritish SclIOOl•••Miss Popplewell, mistressUnsectarian &1IooI8•••.••J. Cox, Master, Mrs.
Brandley, station master; S~. Mary Cray,L.C. &D., J. Ford, station master.
Carlier to London ••;•.•William Yates, everyMonday, Wednesday, and Friday
Liverpool and London and Globe.••G. AtkinsLondon and Southwark Fire and Lije ••••••G.
Groombriuge, Wellington roadRaillCayPassengers' •••William BrandleyRoval Fire ana Lije •.•Joseph Popplewell
Private Residents.Allen Ed. esq. Glentworth, Crofton roadAllen - esq., Broom hill cottageAylwood Alfred esq., Crofton court'"Ayre Mr. Joseph, Anglesea road'"Ayre Miss, Anglesea road"'Barnett Mrs., 11 Northfield placeBraund Wm. esq. CroftonBroom Herbert, esq. L.L.D. The PrioryBroomfield Mrs. SusanBrown F. esq., Mayfield CottageBirkett Daniel, esq. East hallClutterbuck Mr., 1 Broom hill villasColgate John, esq. North villa"'Cunningham MissDavis J., Tower cottageDickinson Chas. A. esq., Bark HartDives John esq., Tower cottage
Francis Robert, esq. Crofton hallGardner Rev. William, M.A., VicarageGates Mr. William, Vine cottageGorringe Mrs. The Birches*Hardstone Miss H., Wellington roadHarris George S. P. esq.Heritage F. esq., LadywoodHiggs Mr., Crofton lodgeJackson Addis, esq. Mayfield houseJackson Henry Kains esq. St. Clement's
lodge, Orpington roadKelsey Mr., Church Hill cottage"'Linford Mrs. Anglesea roadLovibond J. esq.May Wm. esq.*Mitchell Mr. John, Anglesea roadMoore Mr. Robert, Court lodge farm*Munton Miss, Gothic cottage •Newsom Thomas C. esq. Addison lodgePhillips Thos. esq., Westfield houseRuck Mrs., The VicarageRuck Miss, The Vicarage*Smith Miss, Spring cottageSoames Henry A. esq. Ea!lt hallSteel David esq., Spring garden lodge,
Crofton roadTatham Wm. esq., The FirsTurnbull Alfred esq., Lancaster villaWeintrand - esq., Fern lodgeWestbrook Mr. Ivy cottage·Wheeler T. W. esq. North Field cot.
Oommercial.*Atkins Geo. boarding school, Anglesea
house, Anglesea roadgrocer and baker
Bellchambers J. boot & shoe maker*Belson R., greengrocerBest Caleb, butcherBond John, plumber, glazier, &c.Borer Mrs. wood and coal dealerBrice Fredk., lJIaxwell .ArmsBristow Charles, butcher*Bristow Thomas, bird stuffer"'Brooks Mrs. dressmaker*Capon James, wood dealer*Champion and Nixon, grocers, Wel-
lington road*Cole T. watchmaker, &c.Conbeer John, beer retailer, Coach and
Horses"'Cooper P. Rising Sun, Anglesea road
ORPINGTON DIRECTORY. 101
*Constable Henry, beer retailer, Swan*Corbett S., organist and teacher of
musicCornell B., shopkeeper*Cox James, registrar of births and
chant, and china dealerWestbrook J obn, farmer and fruit
grower, CroftonWestbrook, T., fruit grower*wood John, boot and shoe maker*Woodgate Mrs., laundress, Anglesea
RoadYates John, dairyman and corn dealer
H
SIDCUP.
Issituated about 2! miles from Chislehurst, and forms part of that parish a.ndalso of Foots Cray j it is in the Foots Cray postal district and has be;n an
ec~le~iastical district sin~e. 18~4. ~e chu;ch of ~t. John the Evangelist wasbuilt III that rear: The hVIllg IS a vIcarage III the ~p£tof the Bishop of Rochester.The populatIOn In 1873 was 958. The nearest raIlway station is Sidcup stationon the North Kent Loop, about half-a-mile.
POST OFFICEGeorge Stevens, receiver.
LETTERS through Foots Cray, which is the~nearest money order office. Deliveries,7.0& from Foots Cray 8.0, 7.0. Despatches8.30, 12.45, 3.20, 6.40, 8.40.
PILLAR Box at Mr. ShinIler's house, nearFrogna~ cleared at 8.50 and 12.0.
Vicar.••Rev C. P. FarrarClerk ••. Brittain A. Francis
Infant School••.Miss Walker, mistress
Oounty Fire It Provident Life •••S. H. Wright,agent.
Conveyance to Lonwn ... A van passes throughSidcup, from Maidstone, every Monday,Wednesday & Friday, returning to Maid-stone on alternate days
Carrie,' to London .••.•. William Yates. FootsCray, every Monday. Wednesday, Friday,and Saturday _
Private Residents.Allin J. S. Wallis esq., The FirsAsser - esq., KemnalBacon H. F. esq., Elm roadBacon S. A. esq.Bacon Mrs. S., Sidcup greenBerens Henry Hulse, eSg. J.P., MeyricksBishop Wm. John esq., Sherburn houseBolton Carl Von, Linden lodgeBryant William esq., Oak lodgeButt H. W. esq., Sidcup greenCastle Capt. J. S., WoodvilleChadwick M. A. esq., Tollington.house.
CrescentChatfield John, esq. Clyde houseClay forth George, esq. Sidcup hillCldggett C. esq, Belle Vue, The CrescentCocksedge Arthur H. esq., Brighton vileCowdry Rev. William, Sidcup hillCrossley H. esq., 4 Ivy cottagesDavies Henry R. esq., Somerset lodgeDuncan Mr. Wm. Belvoir cottageEdmond W. esq., Elm roadFarrar Rev. Charles P., VicarageFaulkner Henry esq.
Fell James esq., Granville houseFelton S. esq., Redland villaGarnar T. esq., Norwood VillaGill W. H. esq. 2 Ivy cottagesGranger B. esq., Springfield lodgeGundry Joseph esq., Belmont house,
Sidcup parkHarrisWilliam~Jewell esq., South Bank
lodgeHarrold Richard esq., Kent LodgeHawkins George esq., The FernsHepburn John Gotch, esq., Sidcup placeHoare Misses, Manor houseHolt Geo. esq. Lome villa, Sidcup parkHorn Henry Thos. esq., The Boltons
Sidcup parkHovil, F. S., esq., SunnysideHurt G. W. esq. Sherwood villa, Elm rdHusband Mrs., Pound placeJackman Robt. Hartnoll Moore esq.,
Holly lodgeJ ewesson Harry esq, Sidcup parkJones Theophilus R. esq. Pound placeKinnell Walter esq., Hadlow houseLane Mr. Jaspar, Elm cottageLaugbridge Rev. R. M.A., Hampden hOeLockhart Edwin Adolphus esq., Lanark
Pound placeOates Fredk. esq.Old Mr. ThomasOldham W. esq. Ivy cottagesOngley Walter esq. Berstead lodgeParker T. esq., Homewood housePeploe William, esq. The Rowans, Elm
roadPetty Walter, esq.Poole Samuel Wordsworth esq. M.D.,
Dunedin
SIDCUP blR~CTO.RY. 103
Restell Thos. Miles esq., The LimesRoofe Alfred esq., Fremlin houseSay R. esq., Belton lodgeSeaborne Mrs., Brailsford villasShea C. C. esq., Elm lodgeShindler H. esq., Yarra lodge,. Sidcup
parkShinner Mr. William, Perry house,
Sidcup parkSimmonds - esq., Willow BankSmith Miss Pound placeSteward Wm. esq., Homesdale houseSnelling Mr. Henry, Manor farmSparling Rev. P. W., Parkhurst, The
CrescentSydney Right Hon. Earl, G.e.D., p.e.,
J.P., FrognalTabrum F. W. esq., Rosslyn cottageTaylor Thos. esq. The Laurels, Elm rd.Thorn Mr. W. B., Exeter villaTracey Mr. 1, Ivy cottagesVines Mr., London roadWatson J. esq., Kelston house, Sidcup
parkWatt John jun. esq., The MaplesWilkinson M. E. esq., Denmark lodgeWilson Charles esq., Sidcup greenWright Mr. S. H., Fairlawn villas
Oommercial.Atwill Sarah Ann, confectioner and
fruiterer, Norfolk terraceBat::on Henry F., architectBaker W. R., chemist and druggist 7
Norfolk terraceBarker James, wood and coal dealer,
and fly proprietorCordery J., gardener, florist, &c., Long-
lands cottageCorke D., draper, Norfolk terraceCrompton E. dyers and cleanersDale Mrs. dressmakerDunn A., painter and decorator, 1
Church placeFord G. H., carpenter and undertaker, G
AND HOUSE DECORATOR,9, NORFOLK TERRACE, SIDCUP, CHISLEHURST.
~Repairs ?f all kinds executed. Estimates given.
ST.. MARY CRAY.
Isa parish situate 14 miles from London, 5 from Bromley, 10 from Sevenoaks_ and about 7 from Dartford, in the Western Division of the county, hun-dred of Ruxley, lathe of ~utton-at-Hone. The church of st. Mary, which is avery ancient edifice built of stones and flint, with shingled spire, was restoredat 11 cost of £1,500. The- living is in the gift of the Archbishop of Can-terbury. There is an institute & reading-room. The Temple, used by the Inde-pendents as a place of worship was built by W. Joynson, Esq., and is a very prettybuilding. There is an excellent Volunteer Fire Brigade, under the superin-tendence of Mr. G. Styles. The population at the last census (1871) was I,G81,being an increase of 217 on the census of 18G1. There is a station on theL. C. & D. Railway, situate at the north end of the village. The large papermills of Messrs. Joynson adjoin the railway and give employment to about 700persons.
POST & l\fONEY ORDER OFFICE.SAVINGS BANK & TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Edward Clarke, postmasterLetters arrive from Chislchurst I1t ~.O I1nd
8.:3011.m., and 7 p.m. Box cleared I1t 7.-l012.:30 2.50, 6.5 & 8.5. Sundays arrive 7.0a.m and dispatched at 5.30 p.m.
PILLAlt Box at Reynolll Smith's, clel1redabout 5 minutes earlier.
Vicar ... Rev A. WelchCh1l1·cltlcardens ... F. Cll1rk I1nd T. Figgess, jun.ParisI! Clerk •.. T., WellerOcerseers .••J. Tovey I1nd Cl1le1JHosmerRegistral' of Birth~ and Deatlts... JI1S CoxRelieving Officer ... Mr. Bates, Anglesel1 ROl1dNational (endowed) ... H. Campbell, master j
Mrs. Bourke, mistressfit. ]'fary Cray .Educational Institute .•...•..•
J. P, Bl1rber, master; Miss Elizabeth Rich-ardson, mistress
ST. MARY CRAY ADVERTISEMENTS. 105
PLAOES OF WORSHIP.Be. Maryl' Ohurch, and The Temple, and Iron
Church in Building Field.
Exci3e OjJke, Black Boy Inn .••A. G. Smith,Bromley, inland revenue officer.
Railway Station (L. O. & D ) ••.•••Jobn Ford,station master
Literary Imtitute and Reading Rooms •••AlfredDrake Hatfield, collector and librarian;J P. Barber, bon sec.; open from 10 a.m,til110 p.m. daily, Sunday excepted
Volunteer Fire Brigade •••G. Styles, Capt ••en-gine bouse, opposite the Old Stal" Inn.Keys kept at police station
Carrier to London .•.•.• William Yates, everyMonday, Wednesday, and Friday
Co-Operative Stores •••T. H. Temple, manager
BENEFIT SOCIETIES.Ancient Order of Foresters ..•Court "Foresters
Glory," No. 2242, held at the Five Bells,Secretary Wm. Holmes, St. Paul's Cray.
Ancient Order of Slzeplzerds.••Sanct. "ForestersGlory," No. 2242, held at Five Bells, ScribeWilliam Holmes, St. Pauls Crlli'
Odd Fellows, ••Pride of Kent Lodge," No. 2764Five Bells. Secretary, Wm. Epsom.
INSURANCE AGENTS.Accident Imurance Company .•.Geo. StilesAccidental Deatlz...Edward ClarkeAtlas Fire and Life ..•Thomas HeathBl'iton .Medical and General Life ... James CoxCounty Fire and Lije ... Philip J. StangerEmperor Fire and Life .•.•James HicksonGeneral Fire and Life ..•Edward Clarke'NO/"leicl!Union Fire and Life ..•Geo. Stiles.Provident Life .••P. J. StangerPrudential.Assurance Company ... J ohn Tovey.
Private Residents.Allfrey Charles Henry, esq. IIi.n.,F.R.e.sBateman Mrs., Derry down villasBerens Richard B. esq. J.P. KevingtonClark Mr., RosecroftCrowhurst Mr. T. R., Belgrave placeDavey Miss, The Mount, Derry DownDuff Capt. G. G., R.N. Derry DownDunmall Miss, Spring hallFearnley Mr. James, 1 Elm villasFitzgerald F. esq. Richboro' lodge
Derry DownGurney Mr. J as. G., Derry downHarris Mrs., Elm lodge, Derry DownHays W. esq. WaldensHickson Mr. James, Lime villaHyder Mr. Rose cottageJones Rev. J. Derry DownJoynson William, esq. The Rookery
Laird Mr. Andrew, Derry DownLane Mr. W., Derry DownLines Mr. Job, Belgrave placeMay W. esq. Northfield 'Moore Mr John, Derry DownPetrie Wm. Canterbury esq., Stanley
house, Derry DownPollard Mr. John, Derry DownPreston Mr. Derry DownSmith Thos. Heckstall! esq. F.R,e.S.,
RowlandsTasker Misses, Fern lodge, Derry DownTodd, Rev. Herbert, Derry DownTyrer Mr. H. jun. Lime villa.Welch Rev A. The Vicarage
Oommercial.Ashton James, tailor and habit makerAllfrey & Wade, surgeonsAyre Benjamin Joseph, Excise office,
Black Boy InnBailey Richard, bakerBallard James, fishmongerBarber John Paul, Institute day schoolBarker George, watch & clock makerBowers William, carpenter, undertaker,
and house agentBrett W. & Sons, plumbers, gas fftters,
and engineersBurtenshaw Mrs. ginger beer manu-
facturerCa.mpbell Hugh, schoolmaster. national
schoolCassingham Humphrey Bourne,
grocer, &c.Chapman Edward & William, farmers,
hop and fruit growers, Crouch farmClark Mrs. dressmakerClark Moses, engineer, Mill houseClark W m. engineer and machinist,
Mill houseClark Edward, printer, stationer, &c.,
Post officeColeman Fredk. boot and shoe makerCo-operative stores-manager, Henry
TempleCosten Edwin, boot and shoe makerCray Coal C01ll]Jan.y,Railway Station,Crowhurst Frederick, fruit growerCrow hurst Thomas, fruit growerDay W., genera~ dealerDunn Rd., fruiterer, &c.
and collector for the Cmy Gas Com.Heath Thos., dispensing chemistHiggins Samuel, police stationHook Stephen, cannanHosmer Caleb, grocer, draper, furniture
dealer, &c., and at OrpingtonHowe H., farmer, Sheepcote farmHutchings Charles, pawnbroker and
salesmanHutton J. Bull Inn, Birch wood cornerJordan Eliza, beer retailer & tobacconistJoynson "William, paper manufacturerLane George and J amos, nurserymen
and seedsmen, Cockmanning nur-series, and High street
Lee" William, general draperLemon MIS., wheelwright, Star laneLines Mrs. Martha. Five Bells InnMay Alfred, farmer, Manor farmMayatt Charles, shopkeeperMillhouse William, draper, outfitter, &c
agent to the Mississippi & DominionSteam Ship Co., Limited
merchantPenfold G. smith and farrierPollard John, Derry Down, collector
of poor rates for No.2 District ofthe Bromley Union
Potbury B. C., chemist and dentist
Raiman A. wardrobe purchaserRankin Chas. hairdresser & hair workerReardon M., boot l~ shoe makerRoots Martin, butcher and at CrayfordSavage Mrs., baker and confectionerSlade Mrs., tailorSmith Miss Mary Ann, beer retailer,
Lads of the VillageSmith George Mence, oil & colourmanSnelling John Carnell, brewerSouthernwood Mrs. Elizabeth, fruit
grower, HockendenSpearing John, Red Lion InnSpooner Abraham, boot & shoemakerSpooner Isaac, pork butcherStanger Phillip J. draper, grocer, out-
fitter and furniture dealerStiles Geo., ironmonger, & agricultural
implement agentStiles Thomas & Son, smiths & farriersStone Miss Amelia, young ladies' schoolStrouts Tbomas Homersham, butcherTerry Miss Esther, millinerThames Mrs., shoe dealerTownsend Charles, general shopkeeperTownsend Wm., carpenter and under-
t..'tkerToyey John, newsyendor, bookseller,
bookbinder, stationer, &c.Tyrer H. & Co., fly proprietorsTyrer H. & Co. coal, corn, and general
pianoforte tuners & repairers, &c."Winter James, builder and undertakerWinter Mrs. Mary, fancy repositoryWinterman George, dairyman and pork
butcherWright Sidney and Co., builders,
undertakers, cabinetmakers, andupholsterers, and at Chislehurst
ST. MARY CRAY ADVERTISEMENTS. 107
HARRY TYRER,COAL AND COKE MERCHANT,
ST. MARY CRAY.
L. C. & D. R. DEPoTS-if
Bickley, St. jJfary Cray, and Sevenoalcs Stations.MIDLAND & G. N. DEPoTS-
KING'S CROSS AND WAL'iVORTH.
DEALER IN CORN, HAY, STRAW, OIL CAKE, &c., &c.
CONTRACTOR FOR BREEZE.
G. & J. I~AN E,
l1tt~tr~tltttt ~tUd~ttd~tlttll,HIGH STREET,
AND
COCKMAN N I NO NURSERI ES,
ST. MARY CRAY,KENT.
108 ST. MARY CRAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIArtl LEE,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,HIGH STREET,
ST. MARY eRAY.
Every article sold at the smallest possible profit.ALWAYS A GOOD STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIET"Y.INSTITUTED 1821.
DIRECTORO.
EDWARD STEWART, Esq., President.GEORGE DURRANT, Esq., Vice-President.
H. S. PATTESON, Esq. GEORGE SIMPSON, Esq.W. C. HOTSON, Esq. COL. JAMES COCKBURNCHARLES E. TUCK, Esq. THOMAS BEEVOR, Esq.D. DALRYMPLE, Esq. HENRY BACK, Esq.W. R. CLARKE, Esq. CAPT. F. A. CUBITT.
Secretary: SIR SAMUEL BIGNOLD.·,.f'V",,~"-/"'J'~"-"'-."-~A.f'..r-
The Rates of this Society are the same as other offices, whilst Periodical Returnshave been made to the parties insured: amounting to £401,215.
This office is distinguished by its liberality and promptness in the settlement ofclaims, £2,f>08,115 having been paid to Insurers for Losses by "Fire.
In proof of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of the Establish-ments it will suffice to state that the total business now exceeds £90.500,000.
All Insurances are free of Duty. No charge is made for Policies.
AGENTS FOR St. MARY CRAY:
lUess •.s. G. k 191.STILES, 11"011mOil gel's, kc.
ST. MARY CRAY ADVERTISEMENTS. 109
.BSe Je 11IAIOIS,.. ~ · ssmaning & ~abD lint ~ .IldhllttUt ~tt ~ n ~sf8blIsgment
HIGH STREET, ST. MARY CRAY.-----.--tX;s-r-
Ladies waited upon at their own residences on the shortest notice.
ST. PAUL'S CRAY.
Issituate between St. Mary Cray and Foots Cray, and is about 5-i miles fromBromley, 14from London, and 6~ from Dartford, in the Western Division of
the county, hundred of Ruxley, and lathe of Sutton-at-Hone. The church of St.Paulinus, is· an ancient and most interesting edifice built of stone and flint,having a square tower and shingle spire. The living is a rectory in the gift ofEarl Sydney. There is also a Wesleyan chapel, situate oppo:;iteMr. W. Joynson'smills, convenient for both the inhabitants of this parish and those of St. MaryCray. The population at the last census (1871) was 625, an increase in the last10 years 93. The nearest railway stations are St. Mary Cray (L. C. & D. Rail-way) 1 mile, and Sidcup (North Kent Loop) 2 miles; Chislehurst (S.E.R.) 2imiles; Orpington (S.E.R.) 2i miles.
PILLAR LETTER Box, in wall at Mill, clearedat 1:.1.30,3.5,6.20 & 8.25. Nearest moneyorder offices are at St. Mary Cray & FootsCray. *In Ohislehurst Post::tl District
Rector Rev G. L. Langdon, M.A.Curate Rev. R. L::tngbridge, M.A.Chltl·dlwardens ... T. Heath and H. HearnNational &lIOOI ••• lHiss Kingham, mistresslVaywaI·den.-Thomas MayAssessors and Collector of Taxes.-E. Vinson
and S. Pascal!Overseer.. :W. NashCarrier to London ... 'ViIIiam Yates, Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday
Private Residents.Chapman James, esq. J.P., D.C.L., St.
Paul's Cray hillDavies Captain Wm., Holly lodgeHeath Mr. Thomas, The Cottage*Honey H. esq. MarlingsLangdon Rev. George L. l\I.A.*Paterson Mjss, Leesons
Hearn Mrs. E. fanner and fruit growerHook Stephen, carmanHolmes William, bakerKingham Miss, National School
mistress and organistLas]ett W., fly proprietor, Bull InnMann David, tea dealer, &c.May George, fanner, Gray's fannMay Thomas, fanner, Chalk pit farmMay William, solicitorNash W. paper m,anufacturer,St. Paul's
Cray MillParr H. grocer and beer retailerPascaUBrothers, brick makersStedman Charles, Anchor InnSteel Mrs., Wardrobe dealerThompson T., coach builderThornton Alexander, Old Stm' InnTownsend William, carpenter, under-
taker and blindmakerTurner Miss M. J. dressmakerTyrer Harry & Co., coal, corn, and
general merchantsVinson Edwin, farmer, Sandy laneWood Jesse, sexton
WEST WICKHAM.Is situated on the borders of Surrey, about 4 miles from Croydon, 4 miles from
Bromley, and 3 from Beckenham, and 12 miles from London; it is in theWestern Division of the county, hundred of Ruxley, lathe of Sutton-at-Hone.The church, which is dedicated to St. John the Baptist was built in 1580, andwas almost rebuilt and the seats re-arranged in 1844, it is of stone and flint withsquare tower. The living is a rectory and in the gift of Col. J. Farnaby Lennard,Wickham Court. The seat of the above gentleman is a curious square structurewith angular towers of the time of Henry VII. The population, as taken at thelast census in ] 811 was 885, being an increase on that of 1861 of 148. Thenearest railway stations are Bromley (L. C. & D.) 3~ miles, and Beckenham(L. C. & D. and Mid Kent) 3 miles.
POST & MONEY ORDER OFFICE ANDSAVING S BANK.
RobertHarman, postmaster.Lctters arrive from Beck~nham at 545 and
8,50 a.m. and 6.55 p.m Despatched a19.5 a.m., and 3.5;; and 8.'.l0 p.m., andSundays at 1.20 p.m.
Letters shoulU be addrcssed """Ycst Wick-ham, Beckcnham, Kent," those marked •llorein the Hayes delivery
Rector .•.Rev J. T. Austen, B.D.Clwate ... Rev E. F Dyke, 1\LA.Churclllcardens •.•Col. J. F. Lennard. and R.
CrittallOverseers•.•John Tidy and Henry YoungPa1~ishClerk...Robcrt HarmanNational Schools (boys) ...Richd. T. Jarvis,
Parochial Reading Room ... President, H. Brett,csq.
Union Fire and Lije...Robert HarmanCarders to L01!clon•.•... Richard Harman and
Son, through Shirley, Beckenham, South-end, and Lewisham daily
Ancient Order of Foresters, Court Prince ofWales, No. 5100, held at the Wheatsheaf.Meeting night, third Tue~day. SecretaryJ. Hollamby.
Private Residents.Arnor Mr. George*Ashcroft William esq., Lahams farmAusten Rev. John Thos. B.D. ParsonageBrett Henry R. esq.Browning-Hall MissBrowning-Hall Miss Ellen A.Crittall Mrs.Danby Mr. C.Dyke Rev. E. F.Forbes J. S. esq. Wickham hallGripper Edward, esq. Oak' .lodgeJames Mrs.Lennard Col. John Farnaby, J.p.Wick-
ham courtLoyd Lewis, esq. Monks orchardOakley, Mr. C. Wickham greenParker George esq., Waits house
Sturdy William esq., Wickham housoWeymouth Wm. esq. Pond HouseYoung Mr. Henry
Commercial.Beall"J., bakerBrooke James, blacksmith*Clinch Mrs. farmer, Rouse farm*Ashcroft Mrs. W., Layhams farmCooper J. beer retailerCoote George, flyproprietor~&dairymanCrittall Richard, farmerCrittall William, butcherEdgecombe J., butcher, and at Becken-
hamFoster Mrs. H., laundressFox H., beer retailer and grocerHarman Richard, grocer and carrierHarman Robert, carman, corn & coal
merchant, draper and general ware-house, Post Office l'eceiving house
Hollamby W., carpenter & nndertakerHooker J. & Sons, farmers, Haws farmIngersoll Fredk. R. veterinary surgeonJohnson Mrs. Martha, laundressKemp T. and W. fruit growers and
grocersKirkcaldy W. nurseryman, seedsman,
and floristLedger John, bootmakerLilley Joseph, farmerMathews Mrs. M., laundressMathie Thomas, builderMcDaniel W. SwanNe,vman William, wheelwrightRush William, lVhe(ltslwafSargeant Mrs. H. baker & shopkeeper*Stokes - farmer, Priory farmTaylor William, farmer, Court farmTidy Johu, farmer, Coney hall farmWarner F., boot and shoe makerWilkinson Thomas, vermin destroyer
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