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54 BEBINGTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S S· J m'ah quarry owner, Redmond Mrs. 6 Town lane Clay John, Spital road Impson er.e I , . Richmond Mrs. 58 Old Chester road *Evans Edwd. jun. J.P. Spital Old hall Storeton HIll quarnes. '11 Rober~s Joseph, 44 Old Chester road *Gre~n HerbE'rt L. Poulton hall Taylor Wm. farmer, Storeton VI age v Robe1'ts William, 5 Ash road *:\-Ioore George A. Bardfield 'VOODHEY. Roberts Wm. Valentine, Llwyn-On, MidwQod Walter Henry, Poulton Hey . I hall PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ash road *Nicholson Hugh H. Splta 'llardice David lV. Woodburn Robinson Edwin, 3 Woodhey road *Watson Wm. Lancelyn, Spital road .::l. h 6 W'h d *Wright. Charles Henry, The Cot Armstrong Robert M. G. Kenmare, Rowbotham Art ur, ooa ey r Wright Clarence D. Chapel dale 50 Old Chest.er road Sayee Mrs. 84 Old Chester road ..hrowsmith James Kenneth, 82 Old Sinith Capt. Jdmes B. 10 Woodhey rd COMMERCIAL. Chester road Smith James, 28 Woodhey road Ashcroft Samuel, farmer Ashcroft Sum!. 78 Old Chester road Smith Mrs. 24 Woodhey road Broster George, gamekeeper to Thos. Baker Edgar, 26 Woodhey road Sncdkar ~dward, 48 Old 'Chester rd Green esq Barber Charles Edward,22 Woodhey rd Stalker MISS, 13 To'!n lane. ""Hardwick John E J'oiner Home cott Beckett Fredk. E. 27 Elm road Troughton Rev. Leshe 'Yychffe :M.A. Jellicue Jo~m, farmer, . Lancelyn , farm Beynon Joseph, 4 Elm road (. l~cumb en t . of Cbnst Church' Jones Charles, gardener to Edward BewlE'Y JO~l1 .Armstrong, 8 Woodhey rd Hlg~er Bebmgton), Beechwood hOe Evans jun. esq. J.P Beynon RlCIhard F.R.G.S. 23 Elm rd T.o'\\n lane Jones John Walter, station master, Cannell James, The Hawthorns,Oak rd W~lltram Mrs. t; Woodhey road Spital station Chipp Henry JnLn, 18 Elm road Wl1son Mrs. 8 Town lane Lathom John, farmer, Heath farm Chrimps Joseph, 88 Old Chester rd Wood?ock Robert. Ro11.o, 18 Woodheyrd *Ranson Thomas, gardener to H. Christi0 Thomas, 70 C?ld Chester rd Woodm Walter Denms, 76 Old Ohes~ Rushton Rodger esq. Oakland lodge, Clare Mr~. Dl1n~\eld, "oodhey road tel' road . Spital Coomber FredeTlck, 80 Old Chester I'd Wrenshall MISS, 3 Ash road Warburton Wm. Henry, gardener to Cooper Knowles, 2 Town lane Yearsley William R. 10 Ash road Frederick Wignall esq. Woodhey Idg Cox. )'irs. 7 Woodhey road COlIlIERCI.1L. *WarinO' William farmer Poulton frm DavIes John, 25 Elm road . Withint:rton "" John. " blacksmith Dawson Nath ame, . I 3 Ash road Arnott George, mast.er marmer, 20 Wright" Thomas C. farmer, Claremont Dean Ernest, Greta, Beech road Elm rood farm Dutton Edwa.rd, 42 Old Chester road Bebington Cemetery (J. E. Lloyd, Gilhert Albert Edward, The Grove, Town hall, Birkenhead, clerk to the STORETON. Town hlne burial hoard; Saml. Moss Dyer, Grout George, II Beech road registrar), Town lane . COMMERCIAL Harford Wm. Fredk. 56 Old Chester rd Dyer Samuel' Moss, regIstrar, The Ashton Samuel,. gamekeeper to Sir Hignett John .1, Swallcroft, Old Cemetery, Town lan~ Thomus Brocklebank bart Chp~ter road Grice Alfred, commercial traveller, 86 Broster ,James, blacksmith Hill Robert lV. Avonhurst Town lane Old Chester road Dickin lVilliam, bailiff to Messrs. Mills Holmes George Robert, 8'Elm road Hayes & Sons, monumental masons, & Fletcher Houghton l\Ir~. 2 Elm road Town lane . . ~a~rclough Thos. R. frmr. Bricldields Hutton Charles. 10 Town lane Hig-nett John A. regIst.rar of bl!th~ &; hurclough Thomas R. wheelwright JefferiE's Geo. Fredk. 20 Woodhey rd deaths for the B9bmgton dlstnct, HancockJane(.:\lrs. ),farmer,Hillside fm Jone-s John, 46 Old Chester road . Swallowcroft, Old Chester road Hancock Saml.farmer,Storeton village Kelly John W. 6 Elm road Howard Sarah (Mrs.), laundry, II Hulme Thos.frmr.Ley farm,Drickfip-Ids Knox Mrs. 52 Old Chester road Oak road . Jeffs Thomas, farmer, The Grange LanO'ley ~rs. 12 Woodhey road Howa.rd Thos. frmtel"er, 5 Oak lI'oad r...edsome Joseph, farmer Lea Walter, :;4 Old Chester road McGivering Charles, monu!llental L~dsome Thomas, farmer . Ledgerwood -Cl"O"!!p. 14 Elm road mason, Town lane NIeld Henry Charles, farmer &; asslst- Longriggo )1rs. 4 Woodhey road Marsh Henry A. monumental mason, ant overseer, Home farm :\IcGivering- Cha~. Oak cot. Tow!). la Town lane . Oxton William, farmer, Hillside Molyneu'"{ ·Wm. 82 Old Chester road Mooney Samuel, bUlI~er, I Oak road Parr Joseph, farmer, Hillside )Ivprs Frerlk. Greenbank, 74 Old Richman Isaac, furmture dealer, 9 Pate Thomas. farmer ·Cheste.r road Oak road Peers William, farmer & grocer, Brick- Owpns Thomas E. Millersdale, Ash rd Taylor Annie (Mrs.),shopkpr. 70ak rd fields Peur,~e "-a1tH R 60 Old 'Chester rd Wrenshall Octavius, teacher of music, Saint Albert, gameli:eeper to Sir Thos. Pea.rson Andrew. jun.40 Old Chester rd 3 Ash road Brocklebank bart Pope )irs. 72 Old Chester road Hague N"rman, farmer, Drook farm Shakeshaft Charles, farmer, Bricktlds BETCHTON is a considerable towriship on the Trent and Mersey canal, in the paa-ish of Sand'bach, and consists only. Sandbach, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money order & telegraph office of some scattered houses and the hamlet of Hassall Green' BASSALL i8 a township and villa,ge, 3 miles from Al. it i~ 2 miles east from Sandbach, about 3 from Alsage~ sager station on the North Staffordshire railway, and 31 statIon OJ?- the North Sta.ff?t:dshire railway and 164 from ~l)nth-ensL from Sandbach, in the parish of 'Sandbach London, In the Crewe dlVlsion of the counh', XaTlt,wich 1\antwich hund'red and Congleton union and county court hundred, petty sessional division of ·:\Iidd1e,,·ich and Sand. district. The land is held by the trustees of the Sand. bach (S~nd~ach section) and Congleton union and county bach Oonsolidated Charities, the representatives of the court dIstrIct. At Hassall Green is an iron church lat~ Mrs. RedhaU, of Congleton, and Mr. Thomas Hal. erected in 188 3. serving as a chapel of ease to Christ land. The soil is sandy, and the subsoil is sand and'clay. Church, Wheelock. There is also a Primit·ive ~lethodist Th~ chief crops are potatoes, wheat and oats. Th~ ar~a. c::hapel at l\[alkin~ Bank, erected in 1859, and WeRleyan is 1,°38 acres; rateable value, £2,89 1 ; the populatIOn 1D chapel at Hassall Green, erected in 1858. In the tnwn. 19 0r was 295. sh~p are extensive salt and chemical works. RogE'r Wm. Letters through S«nd1bach. Letter Box, Hassall Green, WIlbraham esq. of De)amere House, Northwich, is lord cloo.red at 8.10 a.m. & 6.15 p.m.; sun. at 8.10 a.m. of the manor and principal landowner. The area is _\.1~ager, about 2~ miles distant, is the nearest money 2,65 1 acres of land and 14 of water; rateable value, order & telegraph office £10, 2 °3; the population in 19 0r was 692. lYesleyan School (mixed), Hassall Green, erected in.I85 8 Letters through Sandbach. Letter Box, Hassall Green, & enlarged in 187 1 & 1895 for 180 children; average cleared at 8.10 a.m. & 6.15 p.m.; sundays. 8.10 a.m. attendance, 101; John Williams, master BETCHTON. IBarratt James, farmer, Bolt's green Broad Amos, jun. farmer, Rough- Armistead Rev. John M.A. (vicar ot IBarratt. John, farmer, Love lane wood farm Sandbach), Vicarage Beckett John, farmer, Thurlwood Chesters Wm.shopkeeper, Hassall grn Jackson Richard farm, Rode heath Colclough Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Cres- Shutt John Beech .James, farmer, Capper's lane well shaw Upton George, Manor house Beech Thomas, f:1rmer Colclough Frank, farmer, Love lane lVoodgate Misses IBeech William, farmer, ChelIs hill Colclough James, farmer, Roughwood Boffey John. farmer Colclough James, jun. Horseshoe COMMERCIAL. Boffev Richard, farmer P.H. & farmer Bailey Enoch, fanner Bolshaw Thomas, farmer Colclough Thos. frmr.Roughwood bnk Barnard James, farmer Brunner, Mond & Co. Lim. (branch), Cooke John, New Inn, blacksmith & Barnard William, farmer, Hassall grn alkali mannfacturers (William A. bicycle dealer Barratt Ann pIrs.), farmer Richards, manager), Malkin's bank Egerton George, Red Lion P.H
DIRECTORY.] CaESHIRE. BICKERTON, 55 Hllrddern AnnJ h (}4f'rs.), frmr.Betchtn.fm Salt Union Lim. 14th division (Henry Horto!' Bobert farmer &; assistant nar ern 0 nJ armer Bebbington) M lk" b k '. . Hardern Thomas, farmer Th 1 ' , mgr., - a 10 s an' overseer, Hassall thou-se lliudin William farmer or ey Charles, farmer Jones Harry, farmer, Day green H din J h ~ . f Upton George, farmer, Manor house Jones Peter farmer Day green ar g osep ,Jun. armer L' ' , Holland Andrew, farmer, Day's green BASSALL. eWlS George, farmer Holland John miller (water) Lower Shef;eld Rubert. Lowe. Samuel, farmer, School farm Roughwood' ., MorrIS Clement, frmr. Dunnock's fold Lakin Samuel, farmer COMMERCIAL. Mountford Henry, farmer, The Grove Lea Richrd, farmer Breeze Joseph, farmer Sn(>!son Ed. w.ard, farmer, Hassall ho Leese Mrs-. .. heel' retailer Hassall gr Cooper C John, H b blacksmith . S ne 1 son W IIi f B t h bnk 1 am, armer, u cera L mgs · Will' lam, f arDler D' ean hill . n Dale ooper Will' er ert, r wheelwnght St.mh>r ., Frederick miller N'b ' ., lam, armer '.r.horley Ja,s. frmr. Walnut Tree fxm .J.. 1 bli James~ ~armer, Malkm s bank Edwards Saml. frmr. Finger Post frm T' '. J b eM ) ~ Proudlove Wl1Iiam farmer Dean hill G t J h lrnmls 0 n 1'5., Ilarmer Shaw James farm~r Lin house HJ'ors t OR n, hgrocer Yates Frederick, farmer, Hassall hall " am l e a l p , farmer BICKERTO~ ~s a ~ownship and parish, formed in 1843 from the clv~l parIsh of Malpas, 2 miles south-.east i~om Broxton statIon on the Ohester and! Whitchurch sectIon of the London and N oxth "Testern railway and 4 north-by-east· from Malpas. The. parish is in the Eddisbury division of the county, Broxton hundred and petty sessional divi~on, rural deanery of Malpas and ~~hdeaco~ry and dlooes-e of C~est~r. The township is In the u~llon and county court ws·trlct of Nantwich. The houses he sCQttere.d on the base and allong the sides of a lofty range of hIlls. The parish includes. Bic1terton, Broxton, Bulkeley, Duckington, Egerton and Larkton. Th~ chu~c'~ .of the Holy Trinity, erected in 1843, is a plam bUlldmg of stone consisting of chancel, nave, west porch .and a western tower containing one bell: the church affo!'ds 180 sittings. The regtister dates from the year 1844. The living is a vicarage, net \-early value £27°, with r~sidence, in the gift of W. W. Tyrwhitt ~ke. esq. and held since 1879 by the R~v. Ja~es Melvllle' Hall M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, and surrogate. A cemetery of about one acre was formed in 1880 on land adjoining the churell: it is und,er the control of a burial boar~ of 9 members. Bickerton Reading Room was erected m 1899 and 1900 at a cost of £9°0, raised by public subscription, and contains reading and billinl'rl Tqoms, a games room and a concert room. Done's charity of £4 1~8. y~arly and Neville's dole of [4 13s. 6d. yearly, 'Shared m common with Bulkeley township, are dis,tributed in accorda.nce w~th a scheme of the Charity Oonun.issioners ~or Malpas Rectorial charities. This parish has also a share of the charities left to the old parish of Ma1pas. Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton bart. of OuIt/on Park, Tarporley, who is lord of the manor, the Marquess of Cholmondeley ::md George Barbour esq. of BolesW'orth Castle, are t.he principal landowners. The ~oil is heavy; suhsoil, clay. The land is chiefly in pasto.re, but whea,t is grown. The area o,f the town,sllip is 1,6518 acres; rateabl'e V'a~ue. £2'41I; the population in 1901 was: parish, 1,232, and township, 322. Parish Clerk, Timothy Davenport. Post Office.-'rhomas Rycroft, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive. from Malpas at 8.15 a.m.; dispatched at 4.30 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. ChoLmondeley & Broxton are the nearest money order & telegraph offices, 2 miles dJistant 'Vall Letter Box, Red Lion inn, cleared at 4.10 p.m. on week days only National School (mixed), erected with residence for the master in 1844, for 100 children; ayerage a.ttendance, 75; Charles Lea Whittingham, master; Miss Mabel Lidgett, assistant mistress BROXTON is a considerable township and head of a petty sessional division, and has a station on the Chester, • Whitchurch and Shrewsbury branch of the London and North \V-estern railway, 5 miles north from Malpas, in the Tarvin union, and county court district of Chester, and gives its name to the hundred. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel. The charities amount to £II yearly. Bolesworth Castle, a modern castellated mansion of stone, iJtanding on a commandiri.g eminence, is the property and residence of GeoTge Barbour esq. M.A., D.L., J.P.; the grounds extend over 130 acres, and in front of the ~astle is a lake of II acres. Broxton Old Hall, formerly the seat of the Broxtons, is now occupied by Lord Arthur Hugh Grosvenor D.L., J.P. Sir P. H. B. Grey-Egerton bart. who is lord of the manor, and G. DarbouT esq. are the principal landowners. 'loe area. is 2,382 acres ; rate -able value, £4,322; the population in 1901 was 543. Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. )1. 0., Express Delivery, Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Oflice.-John War !burton, sub-po~tma:,ter. Let.t.ers by foot post from Che8'ter delivered at 8.30 n.m.; rlispatched at 5 p.m Wall Letter Box at the Hovnl Oak inn cleared at 415 p.w RaHway Station, Albert Brown, station master BULKELEY is a township, 6 miles north-east from Malpas.' and 4 east from Broxton railway station, in the Nantwlch union and county court dlistTict. A Mission church was erected here in 1893, and there is also a Primitive Methodist chapel. The Marquess of Cholmondeley P. C. who is lord of the manor, and Richard Brassy esq. are the principal landowners. The area is 956 acres; rateable value, £1,8°9; the population in 1901 was. 168. Post Office.-J'ames Boffey, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Ma~pas at 8.30 a.m. & 5,3° p.m. Cholmondeley is the nearest money order &; telegmph office '\V'all Letter Box cleared at ,5.3° p.m. week days only DUCKINGTON is a township in Whitchurch union, 4 miles north from Malpas and 2 south from Broxton rail~ way station. W. W. Tyrwhitt-Drake esq. of Shardeloes, BucIu, is lord of the manor and sole landowner. The area is 671 acres; r3iteable v:alue, £925;. the population in 1901 was 51. Letters through )falpas. Broxton, 2 miles distant, is the nearest money order office EGERTDN is a towns'hip on the road from Nant'Wich to Wrexham, Denbi-ghshire, in Nantwich union and county .. court district, 2 miles north-east from Mallpas railway station. Sir' Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton bart. i~ lord of the manor. and principal landowner. Egerton was for many ye'3.rs the seat of the family of that name, who resided in a moated mansion here, the site of which is now occupied by a farmhouse; the ancient domestic chapel still exists, but is used for farm purposes. A gold bracelet of rare workmanship and considerable antiquity was ploughed! up in a field near the wans some years ago. 'l'he area is 921 acres; rateable V'alui!. £1,.~'64; the population in 1901 was 113. Letters through Malpas. Cholmondeley is the nearest money order & tel.e.gro,ph office, about 2 miles distant LARKTON (or Larton) is a township I! miles northeast from Malpas railway station, in Whitchurch union and Nantwich county court district. The Marquess of Cholmondeley, who is lord of the manor, and John Done esq. of the .Manor House, Hampton, are the principal landowners. The aTea is 403 acres; rateable value, £613; the population in 1901 was 34. Letters through Malpas, which is the nearest money order & telegraph office, 2~ miles distant COU:L\TY )f:AGISTlRA.TES FOR BROXTON PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION. Leche John Hurleston esq. D.L. Carden park, Chester, chairman Grosvenor Lord Arthur Hugh D.L. Broxton hall, Chester Aldersey Hugh esq. B.A. Aldersey haH, Chester Barbo\L1' George esq. M.J.., D.L. Bolesworth castle, Ta-t. tenhall, Chester BarLour Robert esq. B.A. Bolesworth castle, Tattenhali, CbesteT Barnston Harry esq. Crewe hill, Farndon, Chester Cmm William Grallam esq. Thornliebank. Glasgow Howard John esq. 'M.A. Broughton hall, Malpas Howard Robert esq. M.A. Broughton hall, Malpas )Iassie Edward Richard esq. The Mount, Malpas Orton Robert Oliver esq. Bank house, Tattenl.lall,Chestel' Poole Cudworth Halsted esq. MarbuTy hall, Whitchurch, Salop Sandbach Samuel Henry esq. ~I.A.. Oherry hill, Cuddington, Malpas Vernan Thomas !\Iunhall Lossford esq. B.A.. Tushingham house, Whitchurch, Salop Wolley-Dod Rev. Charles M.A. Edge hill, Malpas Wolrvche-Whitmore Lt.-Col. Francis Alexandra, Larden hall, Wenlock, Salop Clerk to the Magistrates, Henry Taylor, 2 Pepper st.reet, Chester
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