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498 SALE. CIIESHIRE. [KELLY'Sof the parish of St. Anne, and embraces that portion of thetownship lying west of the canal. The church, erected in1884 at ii cost of about £6,000, raised by public subscription,is a building of stone in the Early English style,consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles and a smallsouthern turret containing one bell: there are 778 sittings.The register dates from the year 1884. The living is aperpetual curacy, net yearly value £43°, in the gIft offive trustees, and held since 1887 by the Rev. WilliamEdward Chadwick M.A. of Jesus Uollege, Cambridge.There is a )'lission Room in Hyde grove in connection'with St. Paurs church. S1. Joseph's Catholic church,in Hope road, erected in 1885 at a co9t of £"2,7°0, is anedifice of red brick in the French Gothic style, and willseat 450 persons. The Baptist Union church, .Ashtonlane, was built in 1875, and will seat 350 persons. TheCongrcg-ational church, in Montague road, erected in1852 at a cost of about £2,200, affords 600 sittings. ThePresbyterian Church of England, in Northenden road,erected in 1874 at a cost of £"9,000, is of stone, and seats604 persons; there is a detached house for the minister.The Wesleyan chapel, Northenden road, erected in 1875at a cost of £8,000, will seat 600. The Wesley church,School road, builli in 1887 at a cost of £10,000, has 850sittings. The Wesleyan Mission Hall, in Chapel road,and attached to the Weslev church, waS' erected in 1890and is of brick, with sittings for 250. The PrimitiveMethodist chapel, in Xorthenden road, was built in 1873and seats 300. The l"nitarian chapel, in Chapel road, i!\now used only as a Sunday school; the nearest Unitarianchapel is at .1shton. There is a Salvation Army Hall inEgerton street. The cemetery, in Marsland road, consistingoriginally of about 6 acres, but augmented toabout 12 acres in 1877, and further extended in 1896, wasoriginally opened in 1'862, and contains a small church anda Nonconformist chapel; it is cont,rolled by a committeeof the Urban District Council. Sale and Ashton-on-)!erseyJoint Public Free Library, in Tatton road, erected in 1891at a cost of £1,800, raised by public subscription, is abuilding in the Old Cheshire half-timbered style, andconsists of reading-room, lending- department, lectureroom and librarian's room; the library comprises about8,000 volumeS'. The Police Station and Petty SessionsCourt, Tatton road, erected in 1881, is a structure ofbrick. The Liberal Club in School road, erected in 1890,i., a spacious edifice of red brick, consisting of lecture,billiard and reading rooms. smoking saloon &c. and hadin 1901 about 200 members. Sale Central ConservativeClub, Eliza street, opened in 1890, is a neat, well-arrangeuedifice of brick, the property of a Limited Company, andlad in 1901 a membership of about 150. There is al~oa Working Men's Social Club in Cbapel road and a savil1g~bank. The Brooklands hotel, facing Brookland~ station,commands extensive views of the surrounding country,and is a well-appointed hOllSl:'. The Sale and Ashtonupon-MerseyProvident Society, formed in order to helpthe poor in the neighbourhood, meets every friday at theSale InS'titute, at 7.30 p.m. The Priory, Dane road,now the residence of A. H. Megson esq. a portion ofwhich presents an ancient appearance, underwentalterations in 1850, but it does not appear from Ormerodthat any monastic house ever stood here. Sale Old Hall,anciently the seat of the Masseys, and now the residenceof Sir William Henry Bailey J.P. belonged in 1817 to theMoores, from whom it was purchased by the late JamesWorthington esq. J.P. (d, 1887). Sale Lodge, the residenceof Mrs. Worthington, is a plain mansion of stone.There are also a number of handsome villa residences inthe neighbourhood, chiefly occupied by Manchester merchants.The principal landowners are the trustees of thelate Samuel Drooks esq. of Manchester (who in 1829purchased 515 acres, or about one-fourth of the townshi~from the Earl of Stamford and others), R. O. B. Olaydonesq. Henry Hugo Worthington esq. of Bindon, Somerset,and Edward Walter Joynson esq. of Dunham House,Altrincham. The 90il is of a rich sand and peat, veryproductive, and market gardening is carried on to agreat extent. The area of the township is 1,986 acres ofland and 20 of water; rateable value, £78,857' The populationin 1901 was 12,088, including 11$ in Manchesterbranch Industrial school for girls; the population of St.Anne ecclesiastical parish in 1901 was 7,05 I. and of St.Paul, 4,347,BROOKLANDS is a district in the township of Sale,but a small portion is in the ecclesiastical parish of St.John the Divine Baguley, and is a populouS! suburb ofManchester from which it is 6 miles south with a stationon the London and North Western railway.Cross Street is eo hamlet on the Manchester road, anddivides Sale from Ashton-on-Mersey.New Chester forms part of Washway road,Parh!l Clerk, John Warrington.Post, M. 0., T. 0., T. )I. 0., Express Delivery,. Par(:e)Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office, Wa.sbwayroad.-Albert Birkenhead, sub-postmaster. Letta)),arrive from Manchester at 5 & 11.40 a.m. 3·40 & 5.40p.m.; delivered at 7 &; 12 a.m. & 3 &; 6 p.m.; dispatchedto Manchester at 8.30, 10.15 & 11.30 a.m. 1.3°, 5, 8.15&; 9 p.m.; on sundays at 8 p.m.. Money orders aregranted & paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Parcel pos\.delivery, 7.15 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched, 9.45 a.m.:.:. 7 &; 8 p.rn'fown Sub-Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insuranc&Office, Sale Moor, Northenden road.--John Wood, subpostmaster.Letters dispatched at 8, 9.30 & II a.m.12,45, 3·45, 7, 8 & 8.40 p.m.; on sundays at 7 p.m~Parcels dispatched at each post except 7 & 8 p.m_Brooklands is the nearest telegraph office for deliverr~Telegrams can be handed in only at this office & telegraphmoney orders are issued, but not paidTown Sub-Post, M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance­Office, Northenden road.-Mr. John Ernest Wortley,sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at 5 ,45, 8.15, 9'45­&11.15 a.m. 1.15, 4.3°, 7.30 & 9 p.m. week days & onsundays at 7.45 p.mPost, M. 0., T. 0., S. B. & .Annuity & Insurance Office..Mar~land road, Brooklands.-Walter Vaughan, subpostmaster.Letters dispatched 8, 9 &; II a.m. 12.45..4, 7, 8 & 8.20 p.m.; sunday, 7.15 p.mCOCNTY MAGISTRATES FOR ALTRI~CHAMI)ETTYSESSIONAL DIVISION.Joymon Richard! Ham,pson esg. M.A. Chasefield, Bowdon..Altrincham, chairmanCross Han. John Edward, Southfield, High Legh, KnutsfordBazley Sir Thomas Sebastian bart. Winterdyne, Chyn&Crescent road, Bournemouth WestPollitt Col. Sir William V.D. Fernlea, AltrinchamAllen Bulkeley esg. West Lynn, AltrincbamArmitage George Faulkner es-g. Stamford, ALtrinchamBrabazon William Philip M.D. Brookho. Lymm,WarrngtDBradbury His Honor Judge James Kinder M.A. Parkfield,.1ltrinchamBullock William Douglas esg. West bank, Park road,.Bowdon, Altr~nchamClegg Ne'Ville esq. Oldfield brow, AltrinchamCrosfield Ernest Morland esq. Little Acton, Dr. WrexbamDewhunt George Littleton esq. Beechwood, Lymm, WarringtonDewhurst Wm. Arth. esq. Cherry la. Lymm, WarringtonGad/dum Hy. Theodore esq. Oakley, Bowdon, AltrinchamGalloway Edward Napier esq. Normanby, Dunham Massey,AltrinchamGibb James esq. Heyscrdft, AltrinchamGill Robert Preston esq. Woodhayes hall, Ashton-on-Merser,ManchesterGroves James Grimble esq. M.P. Oldfield haJ1,Alt,rinchamHaworth JesSIe esq. Woodside, Bowdon, AltrinchamJones-Parry Rear-Admiral John Parry, Thelwall hall,.WarringtonJoynson Edward Walter esq. Dunham house, Dunham:Massey, AltrinchamKillick Thomas William esq. Townfield ho. AltrinchamKilvert Harry Vernon esg. The Lodge, Ashton-on-Mersey,SaleLawson Alex. ~q. The Grange, Ashton-on-Mersey, SaleLegh I:.ieut.-Col. Henry Martin Cornwall D.L. High Legbhall, KnutsfordMills Alexander William esg. Newbie, Bowdon,AltrinchamNeild Alfred esq. Selkirk, Winton rd.Bowdon,AltrinchamNorris ThomasPotter esg. Eaglebrow ho.Lymm,WarrngtnPlatt John esg. Hyning, Carnforth, LancsPlatt-Higgins Frederick esg. M.P. Holmleigh, Bowdon,.AltrinchamRooke George esg. Moorsid:e, Sale, ManchesterSidebotham Edward John esg. M.A., M.B. Erlsdene,.Bowdon, AltrinchamSidebotham Joseph Watson esg. Merlewood, Bowdon,AltrinchamStubs Peter esg. Blaisdon hall, Newnham, GloucesteTS'hireTatton Thomas Egerton esg. Wythenshawe hall, Northenden,ManchesterTaylor Thomas esg. Kent house, Northenden road, Sale,.ManchesterWatkin Alfred esg. Dane bank, Lymm, WarringtonWorthington Henry Hugo esg. Bindon, Langford Duoville.Wellington, SornerSletThe Chairmen, for the time being, of the .Altrincbam,.Ashton-upon-Mersey, Bowdon, Hale & Sale Urban DistricrtCouncils, are ex-officio magistratesClerk to the Magistrates, Joseph Harris, Ma,rket street,Altrincham