Wareham

J G Harrod & Co's Postal & Commercial Directory of Dorset & Wiltshire 1865

WAREHAM is a parliamentary borough, union, and market town, and railway station on the Dorchester railway, in the hundred of Winfrith, distant 125 miles from London, 17 S.E. from Dorchester, 4 N.W. of Corfe Castle, 8 S.W. from Poole, and 6 S. from Bere Regis. The town is situated in a peninsula formed by the rivers Piddle and Frome, near their confluence with Poole Harbour, and consists of four streets, intersecting each other at right angles, its area being nearly enclosed by high artificial ramparts of earth, and covering about 100 acres. These ramparts are supposed to be of British origin, and have evidently been, at a more recent period, surmounted with walls.

Wareham was a Roman settlement, as was STOBOROUGH. The space between the walls and the present inhabited part is converted into gardens and let by the lord of the manor at low rents. The bridge crossing the Frome from South-street was rebuilt about the year 1777; it connects the northern part of the county with the Isle of Purbeck. The government of the town is vested in a mayor, recorder, and six capital burgesses; but it is not under the Municipal Corporations Act. The courts held here are the annual sessions before the mayor, recorder, &c. Petty sessions are held every Saturday at the Town Hall for the borough; The County Petty Sessions are held every alternate Tuesday. An annual court leet for the appointment of borough constables, bread weighers, carniters, ale tasters, surveyors of chimneys and mantels; the appointment of hayward and scavenger also takes place at the leet. There is a court of record before the mayor on the first Monday in every month. The population in 1861 was 3,076, and the area in acres 5,963. The quay lies on the south side of the town.

This town has long been noted for its extensive trade in potter's clay, of which many thousand tons are yearly conveyed to Staffordshire. The tides are felt as high as Holme-bridge, three miles above the town. The market-day was formerly held on a Saturday, but it has now for some time been held on a Tuesday. It is for corn sold by sample; the market on Saturday is, however, still continued. There are two fairs, on the 17th April and 11th September, both for cattle, &c., and are generally well attended. There are five cattle markets commencing about 14th February, and continuing every fortnight. The living is a rectory in the patronage of John Hales Calcraft, Esq., of Rempstone; the Rev. Samuel Richard Capel is the incumbent. It consists of the rectory of Holy Trinity, with that of St. Martin, and the perpetual curacy of St. Mary annexed. This town contains three parishes – Holy Trinity parish, containing Stoborough Liberty, Middlebere, Ridge and Redcliff; Lady St. Mary within and without; St. Martin's within and without. The churches of Holy Trinity and St. Martin are both standing, but are not used for public worship: There are some traces of two other churches having existed in former time, called St. Michael and St. Peter, but the parishes have been consolidated with the others, and the only evidence of their existence is the name in the King's Books, which subjects the rector to a small charge for first fruits, tenths, and land-tax. The church of St. Mary is one of the most ancient and largest in the county; a chapel in the south aisle is said to be the burial place of the Anglo-Saxon kings, and in it reposed for three years the remains of Edward the Martyr, who was murdered at Corfe Castle by Eldrida; his bones were then removed, with much pomp and ceremony, by St. Dunstan and a numerous train of monks, to Shaftesbury. The nave of the church of St. Mary was rebuilt in 1841-42; it is capable of seating 1,000 persons, including the Sunday scholars; the chancel contains a beautiful window of the date of Henry VII., and the tower is a handsome Gothic structure. Near the west entrance is an antique font of the eleventh century; it is of lead, hexagonal in form, mounted on a solid base of Purbeck marble, and on the sides are carved figures representing the Twelve Apostles in high relief. In digging for the new foundation of the nave of the above church, a fine sarcophagus of Purbeck marble was discovered, supposed to be the receptacle for the body of Edward the Martyr; a slight groove surrounding the cist would imply that a metallic lid covered the remains on their being deposited, and which was doubtless removed by Dunstan and conveyed to Shaftesbury. Many singular inscriptions on old stones, built in with the former structure, were also discovered. In the south buttress of the chancel is a small beautifully groined chapel. The priory near this church is still standing, and is the residence of Thomas Phippard, Esq.

There are three chapels, viz., Independent, Unitarian, and Wesleyan, and an endowed Free-school, annual income £20, given by George Pitt, Esq., of Strathfieldsay, in 1693, an ancestor of the Rivers' family; and £20 for many years given by the late John Calcraft, Esq., and continued till 1842 by John Hales Calcraft, Esq. There is an almshouse for six men and five women, endowed by John Stretch, Esq., and rebuilt in 1741; each of the eleven almspeople receive £3 5s. a quarter, besides a new gown or cloak, beef, coals, &c., at Christmas. There are also many charitable bequests annually distributed to the poor. There is a reading room in North Street and a Mutual Improvement Society has also been established, where daily and provincial papers, periodicals, and standard works, are open to the members till ten o'clock. The latter has a library of about 500 volumes. Near the market-place stood a house called Homo-cum-Cane, belonging to the tithing of Bindon; the spot on which it stood is now part of the site of the Red Lion inn, and the tenant of that inn is always constable of the Liberty of Bindon, and as such is obliged to attend Wool-court yearly with a one-eyed dog. The origin of this singular custom is not known. The workhouse for the Wareham and Purbeck union stands close to the town. The parliamentary borough of Wareham includes Wareham, Corfe Castle, Arne, Bere Regis, and parts of East Stoke and Morden.

SWINEHAM is 1 miles E., Worgret 1 mile W Giggers Isle and Broxes Isle lie at the south of the river.

POSTAL REGULATIONS – Post Office, South Street, Miss E. L. Jones postmistress.

ARRIVALS

From London                                                                                                   2.40 a.m.

From Purbeck, Swanage, Corfe Castle, &c.                                                      8.45 a.m.

From Dorchester and Weymouth                                                                    9.30 a.m.

Second arrival from London                                                                            3.20 p.m.

Swanage and Purbeck                                                                                        9.5   p.m.

Dorchester and West of England                                                                        11    p.m.

DISPATCHES

To the Isle of Purbeck, Corfe Castle, Swanage, &c.                                         5 a.m.

To London                                                                                                       9.20a.m.

To Dorchester and West of England                                                                  3 p.m.

To Purbeck, &c.                                                                                                4 p.m.

To London and all parts                                                                                    10.30p.m.

There are two deliveries each day; the morning delivery commences at 8 a.m., and the afternoon at 4 p.m.

Money Orders are granted and paid at this office, and a post office savings' bank is open.

BOROUGH MAGISTRATES

The Recorder, Mayor and ex-Mayor, for the time being.

BANKS

Dorchester Bank (Branch of), South Street. Draw on Williams, Deacon & Co., London. Open from 10 till 8, and Market days 10 till 5. John CUST, Esq., manager.

National Provincial Bank of England (Branch of) North Street, draw on London Joint Stock Bank, Princess Street. Open from 10 till 3, and on Market and Fair days from 10 till 5. Phillip Henry TAPP, Esq. Manager

Savings Bank held at the offices of Messrs FILLITER, North Street. John CUST, Esq. auditor. Herbert WILLIAMS, Esq., treasurer; Clavell FILLITER, Esq., secretary and actuary.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.

Almshouses, East Street, for 11 persons, - 6 men and 5 women

County Police Station, South Street; Mr Thomas EELES, superintendent, with 2 sergeants and 10 men

Gasworks, North Street, Freeland FILLITER, Esq., secretary; Mr Justinian OXFORD, manager

Inland Revenue Office Red Lion Hotel

Railway Station London and South Western Railway Company, Northport, Mr J. BAILEY, stationmaster

Reading Rooms (under the town hall) North Street, supported by subscription. Phillip Henry TAPP, Esq., secretary; John CUST, Esq., treasurer.

Stamp House, North Street. Mr George Best, distributor

Town Hall East Street

Wareham and Purbeck Union, comprising-seven parishes, viz.

Holy Trinity                  Coombe Keynes                                  Steeple

Lady St Mary               Corfe Castle                                       Studland

Saint Martin                  East Holme                                      Swanage

Affpuddle                     East Lulworth                                   Toner's Puddle

Arne                             East Stoke                                       Tyneham

Bere Regis                    Kimmeridge                                       West Lulworth

Bloxworth                    Langton Matravers                              Winfrith

Chaldon Herring            Morden                                              Wool

Church Knowle            Moreton                                              Worth Matravers

Freeland FILLITER and Charles Oldfield BARTLETT, Esq., clerks

Medical Officers – Edward MERCER and Charles WILLCOX, Esq., for Wareham District; William WILLIAMS, Esq., for Morden District; ? LYS, Esq., for Bere Regis District; ? GRANGER, Esq., for Winfrith District; Henry Digby C. DE LAMOTTE, Esq., for Swanage District; Andrew DYER, Esq., for Corfe Castle

Relieving Officers

Mr. William MARSHMAN, for Wareham; John HALLETT for Bere Regis; J. WEBBER, for Corfe Castle; Chaplain, Rev. Samuel Richard CAPEL, M.A.; master Mr. William P. BROWN; matron, MRS. BROWN; schoolmistress, Miss Jane HOOPER.

Public Officers

Clerk to the Magistrates for the Borough and for the Division of Wareham – Charles Oldfeld BARTLETT, Esq.

Clerk to the Union Assessment Committee – Freeland FILLITER, Esq.

Clerk to the Highway Board – Charles Oldfeld BARTLETT, Esq.

Clerk to the Trustees of Wareham and Purbeck Turnpikes, and to the Wimborne and Piddletown Turnpike Trusts – Thomas PHIPPARD, Esq., The Priory

Clerks to the Commissioners of Land, Assessed, Property, and Income Taxes – C. and F. FILLITER, Esqs.

Clerks to the Wareham and Purbeck Union – Freeland FILLITER Esq., and Charles Oldfeld BARTLETT, Esq.

Collector of Rates – Mr. J. OXFORD

High Bailiff to the County Court – Mr. Henry BEST, East Street

Manager of Gas Works – Mr J.OXFORD

Parish Clerk – Mr Elias DUGDALE

Registrar of the County Court – Freeland FILLITER, Esq.,

Registrar of Marriages – Clavell FILLITER, Esq.

Registrar of Births and Deaths – William MARSHMAN, North Street

Relieving Officer – William MARSHMAN, North Street

Secretary and Actuary to the Savings Bank – Clavell FILLITER, Esq.

Stamp Distributor – Mr. George BEST, North Street

Superintendent of the Wareham Division of Dorset County Constabulary   

And Inspector of Weights and Measurers and Common Lodging Houses, and Assistant Relieving Officer – Mr Thomas EELES.

Superintendent Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for the Wareham and Purbeck District – Freeland FILLITER, Esq.  

Surveyor of Roads for the Wareham Highway District – Mr. W. ANDERSON

Town Clerk – Charles Oldfeld BARTLETT, Esq.

Town Crier – John FRAMPTON, East Street

Places of Worship –

St. Mary's Church – Rev. Samuel Richards Capel, M.A., rector; Rev. A.D. Capel, curate

Independent Chapel – Church Lane; Rev. J.Key, minister

Unitarian Chapel – South Street, Rev. C.C. Nutter

Wesleyan Chapel – North Street; no settled minister

Public Schools-

British School – West Street; Mr Thomas Wise, master

National School – South Street; for boys, girls, and infants; Mr Geo. Roe, master; Miss Bee, infant mistress

Infant School – West Street; Miss Stickland, mistress

Posting Houses –

Bear Inn – William PETTS, South Street

Red Lion Inn – Cornelius Yearsley, West Street

Carriers to:

POOLE – Mrs. BARTLETT, every Monday and Thursday, returning same days

BLANDFORD – Mrs. BARTLETT, from her own house, every Saturday, returning same day

CALCRAFT John Hales Rempstone House County Magistrates
CAMBRIDGE Rev. George Pickard Bloxworth County Magistrates
BOND Rev. Nathaniel The Grange County Magistrates
WELD Edward Joseph Lulworth Castle County Magistrates
GARLAND Rev. George Vallis The Rectory Langton Matravers County Magistrates
FARRER Oliver William Encomb House County Magistrates
MANSELL John Clavell Kimmeridge County Magistrates
DIGBY Charles Wriothesly Studland County Magistrates
MOWLEM John Swanage County Magistrates
FYLER J.W.T. Heffelton House County Magistrates
FARRER O.W.   Recorder
FILLITER Freeland   Mayor
WILLCOX Charles   Ex-Mayor
PANTON James   Alderman
FILLITER Clavell   Alderman
WILLCOX Charles   Alderman
PHIPPARD Thomas   Alderman
SELBY Cornelius   Alderman
BENNETT Stephen   Alderman
BARTLETT Charles Oldfield   Alderman
FRAMPTON Jonathan   Town Sergeant & Crier

CLERGY GENTRY &c

ANTRAM Mrs Elizabeth West Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
BARTLETT Charles Oldfeld North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
BENNETT Stephen South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
BLACKLOCK John Robert South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
BROWN John Castle Garden Clergy, Gentry, &c.
CAPEL Rev, Arthur Douglas Curate The Rectory Clergy, Gentry, &c.
CAPEL Rev.Samuel Richard, M.A. (surregate) Rector, The Rectory Clergy, Gentry, &c.
CLARK Edward North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
CUST John South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
DEAN Thomas North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
DEAN Mrs Elizabeth East Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
DUGDALE Mrs William North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
EVERINGHAM Miss Sarah East Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
FILLITER Clavell East Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
FILLITER Freeland North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
FILLITER Henry East Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
FILLITER The Misses Church Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
GARLAND Mrs Mary St John'sHill Clergy, Gentry, &c.
KEY Rev. James Independent Church Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
LACEY William Charles Bestwall Clergy, Gentry, &c.
MARSHFIELD Robert Dugdale West Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
MARSHFIELD Miss West Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
MAYER Mrs Charlotte East Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
MERCER Edward M.R.C.S. L.S.A. North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
MOORES George St John's Hill Clergy, Gentry, &c.
NUTTER Rev. C.C. Unitarian South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
PANTON James Pound Lane Clergy, Gentry, &c.
PHIPPARD Thomas The Priory Clergy, Gentry, &c.
PIKE John William Westport House Clergy, Gentry, &c.
PIKE William Joseph North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
RODGETT Miles Sandford Clergy, Gentry, &c.
SHERREN Mrs North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
SQUIRE Mrs Elizabeth South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
STURDY D Trigonhill Clergy, Gentry, &c.
TAPP Philip Henry North Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
TREVENEN Arthur Bingham St John's Hill Clergy, Gentry, &c.
WILCOX Charles M.R.C.S. L.S.A. South Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.
WILLIAMS William West Street Clergy, Gentry, &c.

      COMMERCIAL

ANDERSON

William

North Street

Surveyor of Roads

ANKETELL

Robt.

North Street

Drill Instructor 2nd Dorset V.R.C.

ASH

Thomas

Northport

Railway Hotel

ASH

Joseph

St. John's Hill

Shoemaker

ASHBY

Miles

North Street

Pork Butcher/Crown Inn

BAGGS

Joseph Hine

West Mill

Miller & Farmer

BAILEY

J.

 

Station Master

BAKER

Miss Mary Ann

East Street

Shopkeeper

BARFOOT

Charles Barnes

South Street

Grocer/Spirit Merchant

BARTLETT

Charles Oldfeld

North Street

Solicitor/Town Clerk

BARTLETT

Mrs

North Street

Carrier to Poole

BEALE

Charles

East Street

Corn, seed, hop merchant

BEE

Miss

South Street

School Mistress

BEER

George

West Street

Broker & Appraiser

BEER

John

East Street

Builder, house agent

BENNETT

Johnathan

East Street

Baker, Grocer

BENNETT

Stephen

South Street

Brewer, malster, farmer

BEST & SPICER

 

East Street

Auctioneers, house estate agents

BEST

George

North Street

Bookseller, Stamp Distributor

BEST

George

Church Green/Quay

Coal, salt, timber merchant

BEST

Henry

East Street

Auctioneer, builder, decorator

BEST

Mrs

North Street

Lodging House Keeper

BISHOP

Philip

South Street, p.r. East Street

Sadler Harness Maker

BOYT

Mrs

Stoborough

Baker Shopkeeper

BRETT

John

South Street

Tin plate worker

BRIDLE

George

North Street

Shopkeeper Flour Dealer

BRIDLE

William

West Street

Carpenters Arms Inn

BROWN

Mrs

Common

Matron Workhouse

BROWN

Wm. P.

Common

Master Workhouse

BURDEN

William

South Street

Cooper

CAKE

Henry

Stoborough

Kings Arms Inn

CARD

Charles Henry

West Street

Upholsterer

CARD

Mrs Maria

West Street

Grocer

CHURCHILL

Harry

South Street

Bricklayer & Shopkeeper

CHURCHILL

Mrs

Stoborough

New Inn

COCKRAM

James

Stoborough

Shoemaker

CONWAY

Thomas Wise

North Street

Inland Revenue Officer

COOKE

Frederick

St. John's Hill

Solicitors Clerk

CRIBB

Robert

Quay

Rising Sun Inn

CRUMPLER

James

Stoborough

Farrier

CRUMPLER

Thomas

Stoborough

Baker

CURTIS

Mrs Jane

West Street

Baker

CUST

John

South Street

Bank Manager

DAVIDGE

William

St. John's Hill, p.r.Church Street

Carpenter Wheelwright

DAVIDSON`

Mrs

Pound Lane

Young Ladies Establishment

DAVIS

John

West Street

Butcher

DAVIS

Mrs Rebecca

St John's Hill

Horse & Groom Inn

DEAN

Edward

North Mills p.r. South Street

Miller Corn Merchant

DERRYMAN

Mrs Mary

East Street

Lodging House Keeper

DREW & CO

 

Quay

Coal Merchants

DREW

John Samuel

South Street

Tailor & Woollen Draper

DUGDALE

Charles

North Street

Butcher

DUGDALE

Elias

South Street

Stationer & Parish Clerk

DUGDALE

Thomas B

West Street

Saddler Harness Maker

EASTMENT

Edward

West Street

Shoe Maker

EELES

Thomas

South Street

Superintendent of Police

ELLIOTT

Walter

Westport

Clerk

ELMES

James

North Street

Drax Arms Inn

ELMES

John Clifford

North Street

Coach Builder

FITTITER

Clavel & Freeland

North Street

Solicitors

FORD

Mrs Mary

North Street

Lord Nelson Inn

FRAMPTON

Jonathan

East Street

Grocer/Town Crier & Sergeant

FUDGE

Richard

East Street

Saddler Harness Maker

GAME

Thomas

South Street

Shopkeeper

GARLAND

Henry Joseph

Worgret

Farmer

GEORGE

J & E

West Street

Valuers & Brokers

GEORGE

William

West Street

Draper & Outfitter

GILLINGHAM

John Barnett

South Street

Draper & Mercer

GOFF

John & George

South Street & Poole

Boot & Shoe Manufacturers

GOULD

George

South Street

Marine Store Dealer

GREEN

The Misses Fanny & Jane

North Street

Bookseller, newsagent, fancy goods & Berlin Wool repository

GROVES

Charles

West Street

Printer, stationer &geological specimens

HALL

---

Carey

Farmer

HARDIMAN

William Henry

North Street

Boot & shoe Maker

HARRIS

Luke

South Street

Castle Inn

HARRIS

William

North Street

Baker

HAWKINS

Charles

North Street

Bootmaker

HIBBS

George

West Street

Farmer

HOARE

Mrs

North Street

Kings Arms Inn

HOBBS

George

East Street

Bricklayer

HODDER

---

East Street

Blacksmith

HOLLINGHAM

James

West Street

Tailor & Woollen Draper

HOLLINGHAM

James

West Street

Bricklayer's Arms

HOOPER

John S.

East Street

Shoemaker

HOOPER

Joseph

West Street

Tailor

HORDLE

Sidney

South Street

Tailor

HOUSE

Henry

Trinity Lane p.r. West Street

Carpenter Wheelwright

HURLSTON

Charles

North Street

Tanner/Fellmonger

JOINER

George

Cold Harbour

Angel Inn

JONES

Miss E.L.

South Street

Postmistress

JONES

Thomas

West Street

Silk mercer, linen & woollen draper

KNIGHT

James

Church Street

Grocer

LACEY

William Charles

St John's Hill p.r. Bestwall

Solicitor

LAWS

Robert

North Street

Shopkeeper

LONGMAN

Miss N.B.

West Street

Dressmaker

LUCAS

Miss B. Jane

West Street

Dressmaker

LUCAS

Robert

Swineham

Dairyman

LUSH

Esau

West Street

Grocer & Baker

MARSH

William

West Street

Plumber, painter, glazier

MARSHALLSAY

Richard Jeans

South Street

Family & Dispensing Chemist

MARSHFIELD

Robert Dugdale

West Street

Solicitor

MARSHMAN

William

North Street

Relieving Officer & Registrar

MASTERMAN

Robert S.

Church Street

Shoemaker

MERCER

Edward

North Street

Surgeon

MAUND

Henry

North Street

Hairdresser

MOSS

Miss

South Street

Ladies School

MOSS

Joseph

East Street

Shoemaker

OAKLEY

Adam

West Street

Corn Merchant

ORCHARD

George

West Street

Queen's Head Inn

ORCHARD

Mrs Mary Ann

East Street

Shopkeeper

OXFORD

Justinian

East Street

Collector of rates/Manager Gas Works

PAINE

John

Quay

New Inn

PANTON

James

Pound Lane

Brewer, malster, spirit merchant

PARMITER

Percival

East Street

Tailor

PENNY

George

Trinity Lane

Black Bear Tap

PETTS

William

South Street

Bear Family & Commerical Hotel & posting house

PHIPPARD

Thomas

The Priory

Solicitor

PIKE

W & J

North Street, Furzebrook, Grange

Clay Merchants

POLLARD

Mrs Sarah

North Street

Shopkeeper

POYNTER

James

South Street

Undertaker, silk mercer, linen & woollen draper

PRIMAVESI BROTHERS(from Geneva)

 

South Street

Watch manufacturers, jewellers, silversmiths and opticians

RANDALL

Thomas`

North Street

Paint varnish & colour manufacturer, pharmaceutical chemist

REDMAN

William & Son

South & West Street

Family Grocers & Provision Merchants

RICHARDS

Charles

East Street

Grocer

RICHARDS

John

Stoborough

Carpenter & Wheelwright

ROE

George

South Street

School Master

ROLES

Richard

South Street

Boot & Shoemaker

SANSOM

George

North Street

Shoemaker

SANSON

Mrs Mary

Trinity Lane

Beer Retailer

SELBY

Cornelius

South Street

Ironmonger, Gunsmith & Jeweller

SHEPHERD

Mrs Emma

West Street

Straw Milliner

SHEPHERD

George

West Street

Plumber, painter, glazier

SKEWES

Thomas Leau

Elm House`

Classical & Commercial Academy

SPENCER

John

Trinity Lane p.r. Weymouth

Stonemason

SPICER

James

West Street

China, glass wholesale & retail dealer

SPICER

John

North Street

Grocer and Draper

SPICER

Stephen

North Street

Grocer and Baker

SOUTHBY

Edmund R.

Northport

Manager for Wareham Oil & Candle Co. Ltd

STAREY

Charles Richard

South Street

Accountant

STEPHENSON

William

Trinity Lane

Marine Store Dealer

STOCKLEY

John W

Northport

Foreman Oil & Candle Works

STRICKLAND

Miss Sarah

South Street

Straw Bonnet Maker

TAPP

Philip Henry

North Street

Bank Manager

TAYLOR

James

North Street

Wheelwright

TEWKESBURY

John

Church Street

Shopkeeper

THOMPSON

Robert

Northport

Shopkeeper

TRENCHARD

Mrs Charlotte

East Street

Three Tons Inn

TRENCHARD

James

West Street

Grocer & tea dealer

TREVENEN

Arthur Bingham

St John's Hill

Solicitor

TUCK

James

North Street

Solicitor's Clerk

VYE

Albert

West Street

Family grocer, tea dealer, & provision merchant

WARREN

James

East Street

Duke of Wellington Inn & butcher

WATT

Mrs Martha

West Street

Antelope Commercial Inn

WHEATLAND

Elias

North Street

Shopkeeper

WHITTLE

William

South Street

Butcher

WILLCOX & MERCER

North Street

Surgeons & Medical Officers

WILLCOX

Chas.

South Street

Surgeon, Admiralty Surgeon & Agent

WILLCOX

Humphrey

West Street

Shoemaker

WILLIAMS M.R.C.S.,L.A.C.

William

West Street

Surgeon

WISE

Thomas

West Street

Master British School

YEARSLEY

Cornelius

West Street & North Street

Red Lion Family and Commercial Hotel and posting establishment

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