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46 AUDLEM. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S BUERTON is a township and village 2 miles east from Audlem. Here is a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, erected in 1891, and a United Free Gospel chapel, built in 1885. Hicrhfields, the seat of Charles Walford Kellock esq. is a black and white timbered mansion in the Elizabethan style, erected in 1613, and situated on a rising ground in a park of 200 acres; it contains some very fine old oak, including a carved ma~tel~iece d~ted 1616; t~e house was entirely restored 10 r883. SIr Delves LoUIS Broughton bart. of Doddington, who is lord of the manor, Mrs. Wilson, of the Grove, Market Drayton, Charles Walford Kellock esq. and -James ~all esq. of Kyns~l Lodge, are the chief landed proprIetors. The area IS 2,945 acres; rateable value, .£4,625; the population in 1901 was 408. Letters through Nantwich via Audlem. Wall Letter Box oleared at 8.35 p.m. Audlem, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph office British School (lllixi!d), i!stablished in r87l, & now managed by a committee of 7 persons, Joseph Vernon esq. one of these, acting as hon. sec.; the scho~l :will hold 90 children; averege attendance, 78; WIlham Pugsley, mast-er HANKELOW is a small township and compact village inteTSected by the road leading from Nantwich to Audlem, I~ miles north-north-east f~om the latter.. A school church with chancel, was bUIlt here by subscrlption in 1875, and divine service is conducted every S1JJlloi day at 3 p.m. by the clergy of Audlem. There is also a Wesle~n Methodist chapel, built inr8g-8. James Greaves esq. who is lord of the/manor, John E. Haworth esq. the Swayne trustees, Mrs. Finch and Wm. Laurance Ohew esq. J.P. are the principal landowners, and there are a few smaller proprietors. The area is 712 acres; roteable value, £r,609; the population in r90r was 210. By Local Government Board Order, No. 22,4°7, a detach~ part of Audlem was annexed to Hankelow. Post Office._l\1:rs. Sarah Challinoor, sub-postmistress.. Letters through Nantwich arrive at 7 a.m. & dis-~ patched at 6.20 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Audlem is the near-est money order & teleO'raph office, 2 miles distant . Chureh School, for roo children; average attendance, 52; Miss Elizabeth Paget, mistress ., TITTENLEY is a small township in Market Drayton union, on the Shropshire borders of the county, 4~ mileai south-west from Audlem. Oapt. Henry Heywood-Lonsdale, of Shavington, Market Drayton, i.s lord of the manor' and prinoipal landowner. The area IS 580 acres; rate. able value, £843; the population in 189r was 34. Letters through Market Drayton Part of the township of Dodcott-cum-Wilksley and a. small part of the township of Newhall are in the parish; the remainder of the latter is in thi! parish of Wrenbury.< AUDLEM. Cemetery (Joseph Hayward Bellyse, manager); London office, 75 Corn.· PRIVATE RESIDEN'ES. clerk to joint burial committee) hillEO. ' Baker Arthur, Swanbach Challinor Mary (Mrs.),farmer,Woolfall Mangnall Florence & Blanche (Mlsses),_. Baker Richard Dod, The Cedars 'Chesters Ann (Mrs.),frmr.Kynsal Hth pri!ate school,. Taintree Baker The Misses, The Cedars Cliff James, miller (water) & farmer Mart:n Josep.h,miller (steam & water)" Bancroft John, J.P. Springfield Cooper William, tailor AUd~em m~ll. , Beckett Sam!. Peploe, West villa Cork John tailor Swanbach MeredIth Wlllmm, farmer, Woolfall Beeston George, Bridge house Dawson Ja~es, p~lice sergeant Mil~ngton In. shopk~eper,,_-Cox b~nk, Bellyse Joseph Hayward, Limehurst Derricutt Thomas, frmr. Holmes frm Milhngton Thomas, farmer, LonghI11 Cotton Rev. James Stapleton (vicar), Dooler Frederick, frmr. The Meadows Minshall Joseph 'William, plumber The Vicarage Downes & Co. (sub-branch), bankers; Mortimer SamI.Combermere ArmsP.H Gibson Harry, Copthorne villas open on thursday; draw on London Moseley James, 'painter .& plumber, Glover Mrs. Kynssl villa & ·Westminster Bank Limited, Mounfield Joseph, farmer, May bank Greaves James, Corbrook house London E C Parker William Henry, saddler Harrison John Mare, The Hollies Edwards & Son, Creamery Perry George, farmer, Kynsal heath Hill James, The Mount Free Grammar School (William D. Police Station (Jas. Dawson, sergeant) Kirkpatrick Arthur M.A. Springfield Raynor M.A. head master) Prince Geo. farmr. Woodorchard farm lodge Gibson Henry, builder, see Stretton Princ~ William, grocer Knibb Mrs. Copthorne villas & Gibson Public Weighing Machille (J. H. Lumb Wallace, Greenbank Green Charles Henry, watch maker. Hassells, rroprietor.) Lynes IMrs. Holly bank Griffiths Charles, relieving officer for Purcell John, boot warehouse Mangnall Mrs. Taintree Wrenbury district & registrar of Purcell William,' shoe maker, Cox bnk Mayers Miss, Moss cottage births & deaths & vaccination officer Reade C. D. (Mrs.), drug store Raynor William D., :'M.A. (head mas- for Wrenbury sub-district,Nantwich Roan Margaret (Mrs.),grcr.Swanbach. ter), Grammar school union, Paddock lane Ross Peter, shopkeeper, Cox bank Robson Thomas William, The Elms Griffiths John, blacksmith Royston William Hy. grocer '& baker Smith Thomas Henry. Ivy house Hall Frederick, cattle dpaler Sant Joseph, farmer, Bunsley bank Smith William, Sandy lane Hamnett H. (,Mrs.), farmer, Swan- Shaw John, grocer StainWm.Corbet WatsonM.B.Beech ho bach farm Shropshire Union Canal & Railway Co. Williamson Briscoe Earl, Little heath Harrison John Mare IM.R:C.S.Eng., (Joseph Heaps, local manager) COMMEBCIAL, • L.S.A. surgeon, The Hollies Shuker Henry, blacksmith Averill Thomas, cycle agent Hassel Edward, shopkeeper Shuker Jsph. brick maker, Cox bank Audlem Floral & Horticultural &0- Hassells John Gray, The Crown P.H Shuker Levi, farmer ciety (George Williams, hone sec) Heaps Joseph, manager to the Shrop- Slyth John (Mrs.), dress maker Audlem Gas & Coke Co. Lim. (Thos. shire Canal Co Smith Thomas Henry,solicitor & com- Henry Smith, sec) Heyes John L. Lamb hotel missioner for oaths Baker Richard Dod, solicitor Hill Samuel, farmer, Sandy lane Smith William, assistant overseer. Basford Henry, farmer, Fields farm Hill Thomas. cowkeeper Sandy lane . Basford James, farmer, Kynsal Heat,h Hobson John, farmer, Moss hall Stain Wm. Corbet Watson M.B. &; Beaman George, bootmaker Holland William, tailor 'C.M.Edin. surO'eon & medical officer Bebbington Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Jinks John. farmer, Woolfall i&; public vac~inator, Audlem dis- Bebbington Wm. farmer, Woolfall frm Jones Henry, shopkeeper, Chapel end trict, Nantwich union, Beech house BeTIyse Joseph Hayward, solicitor & Kendall Thomas Luke, joiner, builder, Steele Thomas Phcenix inn commissioner of oaths,solicitor to the contractor, wheelwright, undertaker Stretton .& Gibson builders wheel Gas works, clerk to the joint burials & general repairer of property; esti- wriO'hts, contractors timb'er mercommittee & vestry clerk; & Hos- mates given cha~ts, steam. saw' mills, stonepital street, Nantwich. Kent John, farmer, Park farm masons & undertakers Blakeman Harriet (Mi~s), stationer & Kirkpatrick Arthur M.A., L.F.P. & S. TaUer Thomas, wheelwright, joiner & postmistress . . & L. M. G~a~. surgeon, Springfield ldg coffin maker, cart, wagon & trap . Bonell Thomas, agncultural Impl~- Latham WIlliam, shopkeeper builder; estimates, repairs &c .. ment maker & dealer, :hydraubc Lawton Frederick William, draper Timmis James bricklayer Kvnsal lith engineer & threshing machine pro- Ledsham William, corn dealer,Kynsal Vaughan John' grocer & ~eedsman &; prietor & machinist, Little heath Lee .Frede~ick, !armer, Mob lane agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited, Bostock Herbert, farmer. Lew~sHarrlet(Miss),dressma.Sandy la wine & spirit merchants Bou~e Geo. householder, DaISy bank LeWIS Samuel, farm-er, Yew Tree ho Vickers George, farmer, Woolfall farm Brassmgton Martha Ann (Mrs.),farmr Lunt James, farmer, IMount pleasant Vickers Thos.coal & salt dlr.Station ~'d Breeze Thos. Shelton, .butcher Lynes George, coal, salt & lime mer- Weilton William, farmer, Swanbach Broomfield Joseph, frmterer & market chant, Canal wharf & Station yard Whiston Abraham, boot & shoe maker gardener, Monk's lane Malam Emma (~rs.), but.che~ Williams George, Bridge inn Oadma~ Geor~e, market ~ardener M~nchester.&.Llverpnol Dlstnct Bank- Williams Geor~e, draper Oartwr~ght John, shoe maker mg Co. LImIted (sub-branch); open Wil1iam~ Joseph, farmer, Little heath Oartwrlght Joseph, boot warehouse on thursday (John Humphreys, --
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ~ACKFORD~ Williams Joseph, farmer, Rope Bank Emberton John J.P. farmer, Town HANKELOW. farm house & Windmill Chew William Laurance J.P. Hanke. Wood John, baker, grocer, confectioner *Goodwin Ann (Mrs.) & George, low court & provision dealer, & agent for Lip- farmers, Woodhouse lane Haworth John E Hankelow hall tons teas & the noted shop for home Green ~enry, farmer, Parkfield house Tulk Arthur, Gr~enbank made bread, Victoria house Hall Richard, corn dealer Wycherley George Clay, saddler Hampson George, farmer, 'College flds Ct' ht JCOMMhERCbIALt' k Hampson John farmer The Sullins ar ~flg osep, ou ma er BUERTON. B R' b' d ' f Challmor Thomas, grocer /'Uarked thus * get thei I tt arper lC ar Bennett, armer, D I J h f \.u& r e ers Mere farm . a eon, armer through Market Drayton). H I G f Goodwin George Allen farmer, Over-' Hall James Kynsallodge ea ey eorge, armer th -W t f ' , . Huntbach John farmer e a er arm Kellock Charles Wll.1ford, H1shfields J H ' b t h & d Lea Alfred farmer ones enry, grocer, u c er rapr L Th ' f COMMERCIAL. Lightfoot Samuel, farmer ea. omas, armer . Ashley Isaac, blacksmith, Chapel end Matthews Joseph, farmer, Buerton vil Makm H. & ~. K. mIllers (water), Barnshaw Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Nunnerlev John, farmer, Buerton hall Bankelow . mills . Woolfall Nunnerley Thomas W. farmer, Wood- M~n1ey EdwlD, carter to G. W. rallwy Bate Joseph, bricklayer house lane MI~cheU J o~eph, grocer *ChallinorJoseph,farmr.Wood House la Perry Samuel, farmer, Bankins heys Pr~nce Anme (Mrs.), farmer, Manor *Challinor Robert, farmer, Mere farm Plant William, farmer, College fields PflI~ce. George.. farmer, H~n fa~ . Crutchley Henry John, farmer & Rycroft J;lerbert, farmer, The Hollie.s Wh~ttmgham Fra~l~, Whl~e Lion mn 'builder, Ivy cottage Robinson Wm. farmer, Woore lane ~llston Carey William, pIg dealer Crutchley Samuel, assistant overseer Tapley Thomas, frmr. Woodhouse la WISt0!:1 Jacob, farmer, Chapel house Davenport John, farmer Taylor Seth, wDPelwright Woolrich Thomas, blackSmIth Davenport Thos. farmer, Grange frm Timmis Thomas.farmer,Yew Tree frm TITTENLEY. Dobson Isaac, householder, Kynsal hth Vernon Betsey(Miss),frmr.Penders end Jones William Duddleston farmer Dobson John, farmer, Manor farm Vernon Joseph, farmer, Buerton house Tittenley farm ' •. Edwards William, farmer *Yernon Wm. farmer, Woodhouse la Perry Samuel. farmer, Bank house lest they should afford lod'gment for the Parliamentary'" forces. Robert WilJriam Budson esq. of Danesfield, Gt. Marlow, Buocks, is lord of the manor and principal land-· owner. The soil is loam; subsoil, marl and red sandstone. The land is chiefly in pasture. The area is '96' acres; rateable V1alue, £724; the population in 1901- was 36. . BA.CHE (or Bach) (Teut. bach, a brook) is a township in the parish of St. Oswald, Chester city, on the high road from Chester to Bil'kenhead, Ii miles north from Chester, in the Eddisbury division of the ,county, lower division of the hundred of Broxton, petty sessional division of Chester Castle, union and county court district of Chester. A brook runs through the township. Bache Hall, a noble mansion of brick, the seat of Capt. John Mncgillycuddy, is pleasantly seated some distance from the 'high Letters through Chester arrive at 6.30 a.m. & 3.30 p.m. : road, on the site of one of the many ancient halls in d~spatched about 7 p.m. Chester, Il miles distant, is· tpe outskirts of the oity burnt by the ci~izens in 1642 the nearest money order & telegraph office . Broadbent Mrs. Bache cottage I Militia), .J,P. (co., Kerry, Ireland), r Aunascalll &.S.O. co. Kerry i Union MacGillycuddy Capt. John (Kerry Bache hall; & Ballinagraun house, club, London s w BACKFORD (i.e. the brook fdrd) is a parish and town- sandy, clayey and loamy; the subsoil, marl. The chief ship on the Shropshire Union canal, and on the road from crops are oats, wheat and potatoes. The area of the Chester to Birkenbead, I mile north-east ()of Mollington township is' 755 acres of land and 9 of water i rateable railway station on the London and North 'Western and value £1,610; the population in 1901 was-parish 553-; Great Western joint railways, and 3l north from Chester, township 14I. in the Wirral division of the county, partly in the higher Parish Clerk, John Ashton. division of the hundred of Wirral and partly in the lower Post Office.-John Edwards, sub-postmastet. Letters division of the hundred of Broxton, petty sessional division arrive through Chester 7.15 a.m. Postal orders are of Chester Castle, Chester union and county court dis- issued here, but not paid. Upton Heath is the nearest, met, rural deanery, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester. money order & telegraph office, 3 miles distant The church of St. Oswald is an ancient building of stone Police Ste.tion, Sergeant Willdam Stubbs in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave Qf National School (mixed), with a yearly endowment from three bays, aisles, and an embattled western tower with Carter's and Welsby's charities: the school was enpinnacles, containing 6 bells and a striking' clock, erected larged in 1894 for II4 'children; average attendance; in 1887 by B. Glegg esq. of Backford Hall, in memory 68; Edwin Thomas Teare, master of Col. E. H. Glegg: the chancel dates from the 14th century: the tower from the 15th: the nave, poorly CAUGHALL is a small township in the parish of Baek· r~buUt in red brick, wa3 entirely restored in 1879 and ford, union of Chester, lower division of the· hundred ot in 1890, and adorned with wall paintings by Mr. Edward Broxton, 2 miles east from the Mollington station, on Frampton, of London: the total sum spent upon the the London and North Western and Great Western Joint, church since 1878 has exceeded £4.000: chained to an and 3 north-north-east from Chester. Benjamin Chaffers· oak desk, given by MisSl Massey of The Dale. is a bible Roberts, of Oakfield, near Chester, is the principal land. in black letter, dated 1617: there are various mural owner. The area is 328 acres; rateable value, £593; tablets, including one to the Rev. Robert Denson, vicar population in 1901 was 21. of this parish, dated 1750, and another to the Rev. Samuel CBOlRLTON-BY-B'ACKFORD is a township and village, Griffiths D.D. late vicar of Avington, dated 1796 : in intersected by the Shropshire Union canal, a mile and a 1885 Q memorial window was erected to the late Rev. half north-east from Mollington railway station, and 4 Canon George Beecher Blomfield M..a. (d. 1885) and in miles north from Chester, in the higher division of the, 1893 a memorial window was erected by :\Irs. Blomfield, hundred of Wirral. Chorlton Hall, a handsome mansion, of Molling-ton Ball, to her sister, :Miss Margaretta Daro- is the seat of William Benderson Walker esq. Mrs Mary thea Feilden; the east Wlindow, representing scenes from .Anne Davies is lady of the manor and principal landthe )dfe of our Saviour, is a memorial to Elizabeth and owner. The area is 537 acres; rateable value, £1,131;" John Feilden and ABen Olayton; and there are others to the population in 1901 was 86. the Massey family and Richard Cross esq. of Liverpool: EA . there are 200 sittings: a lych gate was erected in 1898 L is a townshIp,intersected by theEllesmere can'al,and' to the late Canon George Beecher Blomfield M. A. and near the Mollington railway station, in the higher division' his widow Elizabeth, of Mollington. The register dates of the hundred of Wirral. Major Oecil Montague Feilden. iirom the year 15 62 .. Tne Jiving is a. vicarage, net of Mollington Ball, is the lord of the manor and chief yearly value £220, .with 21 acres of glebe and x:.esidence, land/owner. The area is 693 acres; rateable va1ue~ in the gift of the Bishop of Chester, and held smc& 1877 £3,5 2 4; the population in 19°1 was 73· by the Rev. Richard John Fairclough M.A. late scholar GREAT MOLLINGTON or Mollington-'1'arrant and of Christ's College, Oambridge and surroga~. The LITTLE MOLLINGTON or M'Ollington, BanastJre, forcharities for distribution, partly derived from a house merly sep3ll'ate to'WIlShips, were in 1900, by LOGal' and aa. ~r. 32P. of land, amount to about £25 per Government Board Order, No. 41,687, amalgamated, and annum. Backford Hall is a. mansion of red brick in the now form one township under the name of :Mollin~an, Elizabethan Gothic style, standing at a short distance in the higher division of the hundred of WirraI.Grea.t from the church '8l1d is the seati of Birkenbead Glegg esq. MoIldngton village has a station on the London and' lord of the'manor and chief landowner. The soil is North Western and Great Western joint railways, ~
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