Historic Book

Extract from: Leigh’s New pocket road-book of England and Wales … Fifth edition, carefully revised, by Samuel Leigh (Publisher)

Published in 1837

Page 197

BRENTWOOD , Essex , carries on a considerable road
trade , and has a manufactory of silk rugs .

It has a Free school and an ancient chapel ; and in the High Street are
the remains of a Town – hall and Prison . Chapelry .

Pop . 1642.

Inns ; the White Hart , the Crown .

About a mile from Brentwood is Thorndon Hall , the seat
of Lord Petre , a magnificent mansion , with several splen
did apartments , erected under the direction of Payne . In
the right wing is a chapel , adorned with a fine painting of
the Nativity .

Extract from: Kelly’s Directory of Essex, Hertfordshire and Middlesex

Published in 1890

Page 50-52

BRENTWOOD is a town and parish , pleasantly situated on a
hill , surrounded by picturesque scenery , and on the high road
from London to Chelmsford and Colchester , with a station
on the main line of the Great Eastern railway , 6 miles west
from Billericay , 6 north – east from Romford , 11 south – west
from Chelmsford and 18 from London ; it is the head of a
county court district and petty sessional division , in the
Mid division of the county , civil parish of South Weald ,
Billericay union , rural deanery of Burstable , archdeaconry of
Essex and diocese of St. Albans .

Brentwood , originally Burntwood , is described in Morant’s
History of Essex as being the chief hamlet in the parish of
South Weald ; the word ” wenld ” signifying ” wood . ” The
early history of Brentwood is very obscure , but the first .
trustworthy account of its early history seems to be that
which connects it with Waltham Abbey ; which monastery
being bestowed by Edward the Confessor on Earl Harold ,
that nobleman endowed it with seventeen lordships , one of
which was South Weald and its hamlets : on the death of
Harold , the Conqueror seized the private lands of Harold and
apportioned them among his followers ; by this distribution
Brentwood passed to the line of De – Wochendon , a descendant
whereof , one William De – Wochendon , chamberlain to Henry
II . in the early part of this monarch’s reign , bestowed his
manor of Brentwood on the Abbey of St. Osyth at Chich ,
which had then been founded by Richard de Belmeis , Bishop
of London , some time previous to 1118 , and the endowment
or grant was confirmed by the King . In the year 1221 a
chapel was built at Brentwood at the request of David , abbot
of St. Osyth and with the consent of the Bishop of London ,
Richard Parsons , of Weald and the Abbey and Convent of
Waltham : it was dedicated to St. Thomas the Martyr , in
honour of Thomas – à – Becket : the Convent presented the
chaplain , whose perquisites arose from gifts by travellers on
the road and such as came out of devotion to St. Thomas ,
whence a gate on the highway from Ongar , through which
the devotees passed , was called Pilgrim’s Hatch , and the
locality bears the name this day ; a portion of this chapel
is now standing in the High street , about midway on the
south side : in the time of Stephen the hamlet had grown so
large and important that a grant was made toit of a market
and two fairs , to be holden in July and October : upon the
dissolution of the monastery in 1559 , Henry VIII . granted
the lands to Thomas Lord Cromwell , upon whose attainder
it passed once more into the hands of the King , and was by
him ( in 1549 ) granted to the Lady Anne of Cleves , his
divorced wife : it subsequently passed to Sir Anthony Browne
and became thence an integral part of the manor of South
Weald and so continues . The assizes were holden in Brent
wood until the time of George I. when the more central
position of Chelmsford occasioned their removal to that
town .

The town was re – sewered , with an outfall at Harold Wood
in 1884 , it is lighted with gas from works the property of
the Brentwood Gas Co. and supplied with water from the
South Essex Water Works , at Grays , about 14 miles south ,
with a reservoir at Warley , 4 miles distant .
The church of St. Thomas the Martyr ( situated at a short
distance to the east of the ancient chapel of St. Osyth ) , which
served as the parish church until 1835 , has been entirely
demolished , and the present building , consecrated in April ,
1883 , was erected , at a cost up to that date of over 14,000 ;
it is a structure of flint with stone dressings , in the Early
English style , from designs by Mr. Ernest Lee , architect ,
and consists of chancel , nave , with clerestory , aisles and
a tower on the north side with spire , added in 1886 , at a
cost of over £ 4,000 , and containing a clock with two dials ,
and a peal of 8 bells , given as a memorial to the late
Rev. Charles Almeric Belli M.A. vicar of South Weald 1823
77 : the lower stage of the tower forms a porch ; there are
1,050 sittings . The register for marriages and baptisms
dates from 1695 ; burials , 1741. The living is a vicarage ,

tithe rent – charge £ 100 , net yearly value 280 , including 17
acres of glebe with residence , in the gift of Christopher J.
H. Tower esq . of Weald Hall , and held since 1876 by the Rev.
Charles Grinstead M.A. of St. Catharine’s College , Cam
bridge . A vicarage house , situated in the Ingrave road ,
was erected in the year 1878 .
The Catholic Church , dedicated to the Sacred Heart and
St. Helen , is an edifice in the Gothic style , erected in 1860
and 1861 , at a cost of £ 2.500 , raised by subscription ; it
has a lofty spire and several stained windows . There are
also schools and a convent in connection with this church
and a small orphanage for boys , endowed by Helen Ann ,
Countess Tasker , of Middleton Hall , Shenfield , who died in
1887 .
1,000 .
The Congregational chapel , in New road , was built in 1847
and enlarged and rebenched in 1872 , at a cost of £ 1,000 ;
a fine organ has been since added , at a cost of about 500 ,
and in 1873 a school was built at a cost of over
There are Wesleyan and Baptist chapels in Warley road and
King’s road , and a meeting room for The Brethren on Prim
rose hill . The Dissenting Mission Hall , in Back street ,
will hold about 250 persons , and is also used for temperance
meetings .
Gittan’s charity of 1 , left in 1711 , is derived from land
situated at Pilgrim’s Hatch , and supplies 18. each to 20 poor
people yearly . Massa’s charity of 150 , left in 1771 , pro
duces 4 168 , and is for coals . Martin’s charity of 1,000
Consols produces £ 30 yearly , and is for coals or wood . New
man’s charities of 50 , 115 and 121. produce 8 128. 2d .
yearly , which is distributed in various ways to the poor .
Mr. Robert Cross left in 1879 £ 500 , now Lal per Cents .
the interest of which is divided yearly amongst six poor
people ( families or widows ) residing in Brentwood or the
immediate vicinity .
The Town Hall , built in 1864 , is situated in High street ,
and has an illuminated clock : it contains committee rooms
and a large hall , 74 feet long by 37 feet wide , well adapted
for public meetings , lectures , balls and concerts , which will
hold 500 persons .

The F Company of the 1st Volunteer Battalion of the Essex
Regiment , numbering 97 men , has its head quarters at the
Drill Hall , Ongar road , a commodious and substantial edi
fice of brick , erected in 1886 , at a cost of £ 2,000 .
The County Lunatic Asylum stands on an eminence , about
three – quarters of a mile from the Brentwood station , and is
an Elizabethan building , richly decorated : it was opened in
1853 , and in 1864 three additional blocks of buildings were
erected for 75 more patients and in 1871 another block was
addled for 250 female patients , the whole available now for
about 800 patients ; the wards are spacious and airy , many
commanding an extensive prospect , and the building is
approached from the Warley road by a carriage drive : there
are upwards of 130 acres of land connected with the asylum ,
including the Brentwood Hall estate , purchased in 1873 , part
of which is appropriated as a cemetery and the remainder
used as a farm and kitchen – garden and pleasure grounds ;
the farm and garden being cultivated by the patients under
the superintendence of attendants .
The Young Men’s Christian Association has premises in
the New road .
Brickmaking and brewing are carried on here . Fairs are
held here on October 16th and 17th .
There is a monument at the top of the High street , erected
by public subscription in 1861 to William Hunter , a Pro
testant martyr and a native of Brentwood , who at the early
age of 19 was burned near this spot by order of Bishop
Bonner , in the reign of Queen Mary , March 26th , 1555
The area is 459 acres ; rateable value ,
population in 1881 was 4,653 , including 716 in the Hackney
Union Training School and 110 in the London School Board
Industrial School .
19,174 ; the
Verger and Sexton , Henry Thompson , Alfred road .

Official Establishments, Local Institutions &c.

POST & M. O. O. , S. B. , Telegraph , Parcel Post & Annuity &
Insurance Office , High street . – Ellis Robert Symonds ,
postmaster
Dispatches for London & all parts at 9.10 , 10 & 10.45 a.m.
3 , 8.30 & 10 p.m .: for Chelmsford , Ingatestone , Witham ,
Braintree , Maldon & Ipswich , at 1.35 p.m .; for Bishops

Stortford , Cambridge , Peterboro ‘ , throughout Lincoln
East Riding of York , 7.45 p.m .; for Ingatestone , Chelins
ford , Colchester , Maldon , Ipswich & Norwich , 8.30 p.m.
& for Romford , at rop.m. Sundays for London at 8.30 &
10 p.m .; Romford , to p.m .; Ingatestone , Chelmsford ,
Colchester , Ipswich & Norwich at 8.30 p.m

DELIVERIES – From London & all parts , 7 & 11 a.m. & 3.10
& 30 p.m .: from Ingatestone , Chelmsford , Colchester ,
Maldon , Ipswich , Romford & Norwich , 7 a.m. & 5.30 p.m
Money Order & Savings Bank business ( including annuity
& insurance ) , from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m .; sat , till 8 p.m
Receiving Office , Warley road , Charles Frederick Lloyd ,
receiver ; post & money order office , savings bank &
annuity business , 9 a.m. till 6 p.m ; sat . till 8 p.m.
Box cleared for dispatch at 8.45 . 9.30 & 10.20 a.m. & 2.40 ,
4.20 ( cal letters only ) , 7.20 & 9.20 p.m .; sun . 12.20 p.m
County Magistrates for the Brentwood Petty
Sessional Division .
For Billericay Sub – Division , se BILLERICAY .
Petre Hon . Frederick Charles Edmund , Bay cottage , Brent
wood , chairman
Headel William Jas , esq . M.P. , D.L. Hutton Hall , Brentwood
Horton John Hy , esq . D.L. Mascalls , South Weald , Brentwood
Ind Edward esq . D.L. Coombe lodge , Warley , Brentwood
Lescher Joseph Francis esq . D.L. Boyles court , South Weald ,
Brentwood
Lesener Edmund Charles esq . Boyles court , South Weald ,
Brentwood
Morgan David John esq . Cecil honse , Bentley , Brentwood
Spering Henry R. esq . Weald Side bonse . Brentwood
Tower Christopher John Hume esq . D.L. Weald hall , South
Weald , Brentwood
Tornbull William Abbott esq . Great Warley , Brentwood
Clerk to the Magistrates , Charles Carne Lewis , New road
Petty Sessions every thursday at the Court House at 10 a.m.
under the Summary Jurisdiction Act if necessary , & of
which notice will be given by the clerk , & every alternate
thursday for general business through the year
The following places are included in the division – Bassil
don , Benfleet ( North ) , Bowers Gifford , Brentwood , Bur
stead ( Great ) , Burstead ( Little ) , Childerditch , Dodding
hurst , Downham , Dunton , Cranham , Horndon ( East ) ,
Horndon ( West ) , Hutton , Ingrave , Laindon , Lee Chapel ,
Mountnessing . Nevendon , Pitsea , Ramsden Bellhouse ,
Ramsden Crays , Shenfield . Upminster , Vange , Warley
( Great ) , Warley ( Little ) , Weald ( South ) , Wickford

Public Establishments .
County Court , Court house , New road , His Honor John Thos .
Abdy LL.D .: Charles Carne Lewis , registrar ; C. Godfrey ,
Romford , high bailiff . The parishes comprising the dis
trict are the following : -Bassildon , Billericay , Blackmore ,
Bebbingworth , Brentwood , Bulpham , Burstead ( Great ) ,
Barstead ( Little ) , Childerditch , Corringham , Dodding
hurst , Downham , Dunton , Fobbing , Fyfield , Greenstead ,
Horndon ( East ) , Horndon ( West ) , Horndon – on – the – Hill ,
Hutton , Ingrave , Kelvedon Hatch , Laindon , Langdon
Hi , Laver High , Moreton , Mountnessing , Navestock ,
Nevendon , Norton Mandeville , Onzar ( Chipping ) , Ongar
( High ) , Orsett , Ramsden Crays , Ramsden Bellhouse ,
belley , Shentield , South Weald , Stanford – le – Hope , Stan
fond Rivers , Stondon – Massey , Theydon – Mount , Vange ,
Warley ( tirent ) , Warley ( Little )
Certified Hatliffs appointed under the Law of Distress
Amen – iment Act : -Abraham John Thorne , High street ;
Charles Burley , High street ; Jn . Halbridge , Railway brdg
County Lanatic Asylum , Warley road , George Amsden M.B. ,
c.x. medical superintendent ; Frank Hodson Bromhead
BA , X.R. John Turner M.B. , C.M. & William Johnson
Smyth M.B. , C.M. assistant medical officers ; Walter Payne .
Gep , Chelmsford , clerk to the visitors ; William Michael
Tufnell , Chelmsford , treasurer , & treasurer of benevolent
fund ; Wm . Herbert Roscoe , clerk to the asylum ; Rev.
Henry Stephens M.A. chaplain ; Miss Elizabeth Hillier ,
matron ; Miss Martha Langley , assistant matron . Visit
ing days to patients , 1st & 3rd thursdays in the month
Esses Regiment , 1st Volunteer Battalion ( F Company ) , bead
quarters , Drill hall , Ongar road ; Capt . E. Neville Cubitt
commanding : Albert William Wallis , acting surgeon ;
Sergeant J. McManus , drill instructor
Fire Brigade , Engine house , Back street , E. Andrews , cap
tain & 8 men , a manuals
Inland Revenue Office , John H. Butler , a Westbury rd.offier
Mark Master Masons , Brentwood lodge , White Hart hotel ,
second thursday in May & July . 4 p.m
Masonie Lodge ( 214 Hope & Unity ) , White Hart botel , 4th
thurs . Jan. April , July , Oct. 4 p.m .; W. W. Brown , see
Pojice Station , Queen’s road , John Dobson , superintendent ,
a sergeants & 6 constables
Stamp Office , Ellis Robert Symonds , High street
Town Hall , High street , Richard Earthy , sec
Public Officers .
Assistant Overseer & Rate Collector , Joseph Wm . Armour ,
Ingrave road

Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the Hundreds of
Barstable & Chafford , clerk to Brentwood School & Charity
& clerk to Brentwood Burial Board & Christ Church War
ley Burial Board , Frank Landon , High street
Coroner for the Southern Division of Essex & Superinten
dent Registrar & Vaccination Officer for Billericay Dis
trict , Charles Carne Lewis , New road
Collector of Poor Rates , Joseph Win . Armour , Ingrave road
Deputy Coroner for the Southern Division of Essex , W. B.
Blood , Witham
Inspector of Weights & Measures & under Sale of Food &
Drugs Act , John Dobson , Queen’s road
Medical Officer of Health , Ongar Rural District , John
Cooper Quennell , Mansion house , High street
Medical Officer , Brentwood district , Billericay Union , Albert
William Wallis , High street
Relieving Officer for the Western District of the Billericay
Union , Edward William Cottee , Rose valley
Sanitary Inspector for the Billericay Rural Authority &
School Attendance Officer to Billericay Rural Attendance
Committee , Samuel Shelley , Junction road
Steward of the Manors of Ramsden , Barringtons & Tremnalls ,
Frank Landon
Steward of the Manors of Costead , Calcott & South Weald ,
Edward Palmer Landon
Town Crier , James Carswell , Shenfield common
Places of Worship , with time of services .
St. Thomas the Martyr Church , Rev. Chas . Grinsteal M.A.
vicar : Rev. Horace Bernard Woolley M.A. curate ; 8 a.m.
( holy communion ) , 11 a.m. 3.30 & 6.30 p.m .: daily , 9-45
a.m. & 5 p.m .; wed . & fri . 7.30 p.m .; thurs . Holy Com
munion , 7.30 a.m
Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart & St. Helen , Rev.
Thomas Francis Norris , M. R. priest ; hours of service ,
mass 8 & 11 a.m.3 p.m .; devotions , sermon & benediction ,
6.30 p.m .; thurs , benediction 3.30 p.m .; wed . & fri . in
Lent & Advent 7.30 p.m .; daily , ass 8 a.m .; holidays of
obligation , mass 8 & 10 a.m. & 7 p.m
Baptist , Queen’s road , Rev. William Walker ; 11 a.m. &
6.30p.m .; wed . 6.30 p.m
Congregational , Rev. Walter Legerton , minister ; 10.30
a.m. & 6.30 p.m .; wed . 7 p.m
Plymouth Brethren , 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan , ininisters various ; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m .;
wed . 6.30 p.m
Tenperance Mission Hall , 6.30 pm

Schools .
The Endowed Free Grammar School was founded & endowed
by Sir Anthony Browne kt . & Dame Joan his wife , in the
reigns of King Philip & Queen Mary & of Queen Elizabeth ;
this Sir Anthony Browne , serjeant – at – law at the time of
the foundation , July 5. 1557 , became afterwards , in 1558 .
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ; on the death
of Queen Mary he was removed , but Queen Elizabeth is
said to have entertained so high an opinion of his talents
that she permitted him to retain the office of judge
so long as he lived ; he died May 6 , 1567 & was buried at
South Weald church . A year subsequent to the founda
tion of the school , Sir Anthony & his wife built & endowed
almshouses for five poor persons of the parish of South
Weald & the hamlets of Brentwood & Brook Street ,
charging certain estates in Dagenham & elsewhere with
their support & in part with the support of the school :
the revenue arising from these estates in time amounted
to nearly 1,500 a year , & a re – adjustment of the scheme
on the termination of a Chancery suit in 1851 became
necessary . The school is conducted under a scheme from
the endowed school commissioners , & is controlled by a
body of governors , of whom some act ex – officio , others
being representative & the remainder co – optative . The
parishes comprised within the limits prescribed by the
founders are : -South Weald , Great & Little Warley ,
Cranham , Childerditch , Doddinghurst , East & West Horn
don , Ingrave , Hutton , Mountnessing , Shenfield , Kelvedon
Hatch , Romford , Brentwood , Navestock & Upminster .
The scholars number about 100 on the average . The
Rev. John Henry Newnum M.A. of Pembroke College ,
Cambridge , head master ; assistant masters , A. O. V.
Penny M.A. C. M. Gibbons B.A. J. A. Smith , Ferdinand
Isler & Henry Hutton.

Hackney Union Training Schools for 600 children ; these
schools are situated between Brentwood & Brook Street &
belong to the guardians of Hackney union ; the boys are
trained to industrial pursuits & are also taught instru
mental music with a view to their joining regimental
bands ; J. Epton Hadwick , supt .; Mrs. J. E. Hadwick ,
matron ; Rev. J. Donaldson , chaplain ; Albert William
Wallis , medical officer

London Industrial School , Prospect house , for boys only ,
situated in Kose valley , near the railway station & opened
in 1874 , in which year it was certified ; there are 100
boys , who are also taught regimental band music : Henry
Hartland , governor : Mrs. Hartland , matron : Thomas
Humphries , schoolmaster
St. Charles Diocesan Schools ( Catholie ) , for the reception of
children from the workhouses , are pleasantly & healthily
situated near the town , and are under the direction of the
Religious Order of the Brothers of Mercy ; the cost of the
erection when complete is estimated at £ 36,000 ; the
schools are partly supported by the Guardians of the Poor :
His Eminence Cardinal Manning is head manager : Rev.
Cornelius Ryan , chaplain ; Brother Arthur Doyle , director
of the school
National , Queen’s road , built in 1869 & enlarged in 1877 , for
620 children ; average attendance , 190 boys , 160 girls &

200 infants : Frederick Bittles , master ; Miss Mary Jarvis ,
girls ‘ mistress ; Miss Louisa Joliffe , infants ‘ mistress
Catholic ( mixed ) , for 150 children ; average attendance ,
135 : the Sisters of Mercy , teachers
Newspaper .
Essex Times , Wilson & Whitworth , High st . publishers ; fri
Conveyance .
Railway Station , Edward King , station master
Mail cart & carrier , George Bull , from Billericay at 8.30 ,
arrives at 9.30 a.m. to meet the trains , daily & returns at
11.5 a.m. & 5 p.m
Carriers .
To LONDON & CHELMSFORD – Jn . Emery , from High street ,
mon . wed . & fri

PRIVATE RESIDENTS .
Amsden George M.B. , C .. Asylum ,
Warley road
Ashbee W. Neville , 17 Westbury road
Bailey Thomas Joseph , 16 Westbury rd
Baker Benjamin , High street
Baker George , 21 Westbury road
Baker George Thomas , Bank ho , High st
Baker Mrs. Upper Queen’s road
Barclay Maj – tien . Fredk . C. D’Epinay ,
13 Westbury road
Barker William F. Crescent road
Barrett John , Granville ho . Crescent rd
Barrett William , Rose valley
Barrow Miss , Queen’s road
Bell Major James , Rose valley
Beveridge James , Rose cot . Junction rd
Biggs James , Westbury lodge
Binder John James , Ongar road
Bittles Frederick William , Rose valley
Boreham Mrs. New road
Bowen Henry Storer , Victoria grove
Brice Thomas , Herne villa
Britten David , Avenue road
Bromhead Frank Hodson B.A. , M.B.
( assist.med.offi . ) , Asylum , Warley rd
Brown Arthur Edward , Thought cot
tage , Queen’s road
Brown Arthur Henry , Crown street
Brown Charles J. 14 Westbury road
Brown George , Primrose hl.Queen’s rd
Brown Leonard Albun George , St.
Thomas ‘ hill , Queen’s road
Brown Walter William , 4 Westbury ter
Browne Tom , to Westbury rond
Butler John Harman , 2 Westbury road
Byford Alfred Thomas , The Limes ,
Crescent road
Church Thomas James , Queen’s road
Cole Captain Martin George B. Belle
vue , Queen’s road
Cole Horace William , High street
Colson Miss , a Crown villas , Queen’s rd
Cook Edmund Miall , Methlick villa ,
Warley road

Cooper George , The Cedars , Queen’s rd
Copeland Mrs. Junction road
Cox Mrs. The Ferns , Westbury road
Croisdale Captain Richard , Vale villa ,
Rose valley
Crowe Joseph John , Gweedore , Crown st
Cubitt Edward Neville , Victoria grove
Cuthbert Miss , The Mount , Queen’s rd
Cutts Henry Whitmore , The Cottage ,
Shenfield common
Dalton Mrs. Melville lodge
Davey George , Elm cottage
Davies The Misses , Warescot house ,
Warley road
Dawson Mrs. Camden lodge , Warley rd
Daynes William Dean , Terrace villa
Deverill Mrs. Victoria grove
Done John , 1 Junction road
Dowson Joseph , 20 Westbury road
Duchesne Robert , 6 Westbury road
Earle Mrs. The Priory , High street
Earthy Richard , Pleasant ho . King’s rd
Edmonds William M. Valley ho . Weald la
Elkington Mrs. Verandah cot . Crown st
Escott Mrs. Rose valley
Evans Henry B. Avenue road
Faning Mrs. 2 Westbury terrace
Fielder Charles Alfred , Queen’s road
Firman Miss , Upper Queen’s road

Fonceca Richard John Taylor , Fir villa ,
Warley road
Forde Lieut . George ( Army Service
Corps ) , a Fir villas , Crescent road
Foyster George , 3 Westbury road
French Edward , Queen’s road
Frazer Samuel , Queen’s road
Fry Mrs. 18 Westbury road
Gambier James , Queen’s road
Garden Misses , Manor house , High st
Gardiner Arthur Stephen , Fern villa ,
Crescent road
Garrood Arthur W. High street
Gibbons C. M. B.A. ( assistant master ) ,
Grammar school
Goode Jn . Chas . The Grange , Queen’s rd
Gowar William Henry A. Crescent road
Graham N. C. Rose mount , Queen’s rd .
Grinstead Rev. Charles M.A. The Vicar
age , Ingrave road
Hadwick J. Epton
Haltridge John , Abbey lodge , High st
Hartland Henry , Prospect ho . Rose valley
Havers Stanislaus Joseph , Queen’s road .
Herbert Chas . Tiverton lodge , Rose valley
Higgs Henry , High street
Hill Jeremiah , Fernleigh , Warley road
Hill Thomas , Oakfield lodge , Warley rd
Hogan William , Victoria grove
Holland Harry , West cot . Westbury rd
Hook Wm . Thos . Yew villa , Warley rd
Howard Henry , Western villas
Hughes Charles Alfred , Queen’s road
HuttonHy . ( asst.master ) , Grammar schl
Isaac Arthur Stanley , Crown street
Isler Ferdinand
Grammar school
( assistant master ) ,
Jackson Isaac , Oak villa , Warley road
Jackson Miss , Rose bank
Jackson Robert , Rose bank
Jackson William Minchin , Albany villas ,
Warley mount
Joliffe Miss , St. Thomas ‘ road
Jones Henry , Crown street
Keith William , The Cornwalls , High st
Kennedy Miss , Oak villa , Warley road
King Fredk . Rt . Haleyon ho . Warley mnt
Kirby Harry W.St. Thomas ‘ hl.Queen’s rd
Kirby Thomas Dipton , Fairlawn
Kohl Mrs. Box villa , Warley road
Landon Frank , Red house
Larkin George Thomas , St. Thomas ‘
hill , Queen’s road

Larkin John William , Queen’s road
Legerton Rev. Walter [ Congregational ] ,
Hellevue house , Primrose hill
Legerton Mrs. Queen’s road
Lewis Charles Carne , Shenfield villa
Lloyd Charles Fre lerick . Avenue road
Marlton Lawrence John , Queen’s road
Mee Misses , Grove villas , Crown street .
Meggy Robt . S. Hillside ho . Westbury rd .
Melhado Gordon Cowan , 12Westbury rd
Micklefield Wm . F.Oak vils . Crescent rd
Miller Dugald Stewart , Victoria grove
Morant George Christopher , The Wis
terias , High street
MorantGeo , McKay , Grove villa , Crown st
Morgan Wm . H. 1 Grape vils , Warley rd
Morris Henry , Junction road
Moss Frederic , Queen’s road
Mott George , Warley road
Moull Mrs. Valentine villa , Warley road
Moull William , Western villa

Newnum Rev. John Henry M.A. ( head
master of the Grammar School ) ,
The School house
Norris Rev. Thomas Francis [ Catholic ] ,
The Presbytery , Ingrave road
Owles Harry George , 8 Westbury road
Payne William , 4 Westbury road
Peacock Edward Beek , 11 Westbury rd
Pearce William , Brent house , Ingrave rd
Penny A. O. V. M.A. ( assistant master ) .
Grammar school
Perry Miss , 2 Westbury villas
PetreHon . Fdk.Chas . Edmnd.a.r.Bay cot
Pettitt Miss , 1 Bay villas , Warley road
Powell Mrs. St. Thomas ‘ hl . Queen’s rd
Proud Richard , Queen’s road
Quennell John Cooper , High street
Quenneil Robt . Wm . TheCottage , High st
Kayner Charles , 1 Westbury terrace
Raynor Rev. Gilbert Hy . M.A. Ongar rd
Read John Jervis , High ho . Rose valley
Reeve Miss , Queen’s road
Richardson Edward , 19 Westbury road
Rist Robert G. The Laurels , High street
Robinson Anthony Geo . Shenfield lodge
Rolfe White Rt . Crescent vil . Crescent rd
Roscoe William Herbert , Warley road
Ryan Rev. Cornelius [ Catholic ) , King’s rd
Salt Miss , Crown street
Savill John Thos , Craven villa , High st
Savill Mrs. Shenfield house
Sawer William , Oak bank , Ongar road
Scott Edgar Webster , 9 Westbury road
Simonds Mrs , Northiam vil . Crescent rd
Slaughter Peter [ Wesleyan missionary ] ,
Junction road

Smales Miss Katharine , St. Swithuns ,
Ongar road .
Smith Charles , Queen’s road
SmithJ . A. ( asst , master ) , Grammar schl
Smyth Wm . Johnson M.B. , C.M. ( assist .
medical officer ) , Asylum , Warley rd
Stephens Rev. Henry M.A. [ chaplain ) ,
Asylum , Warley road
Taverner Mrs. Queen’s road
Taylor Charles Richard M.A. , LL.D. 15
Westbury road
Taylor Mrs. Eversley , Rose valley
Taylor Mrs. James , Rose Valley house
Townend Fk . Bedborough , 7Westbury rd
Thornton Miss , Prospect vil . Warley rd
Turner John M.B. , C.M . ( sen . assist , med .
officer ) , Asylum , Warley road
Turner Mrs. High street
Walker Rev. Win . [ Baptist ] , Warley rd
Wallis Albert William , High street
Wallis Miss , High street
Ward Mrs. Colonel , Queen’s road
Warner Alfred , 1 Firs vils . Crescent rd
Warner John , 2 Victoria road
Wheeler Mrs. Shenfield common
White James , High street
White Robert , Warley road
Wiffen Mrs. Queen’s road
Windsor Arthur H. Bristol vil . Avenue rd
Woodham Lient . William Burnett , Ash
villa , Warley road
Womersley Dale . The Hollies
Winter Joseph , Truro house , High st
Winter Mrs. New road
Woods Arthur Thomas Gunnell , Rich
mond villa , Crown street
Young John , Guilford lodge , Queen’s rd
Young William Simpson , Rose valley