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B E R K S H IR E .

NEWBl'RY.

T aylor A lb ert V ictor, h air dresser, 49 Bartholom ew st
T ay lor C harles, G lobe P.H . 148 Bartholom ew street
T ay lor G eorge, confectioner, 84 Bartholom ew street
T aylor H arry H erbert, Blue Ball P.H . G reenham road
Technical In stitu te (W alter H. Bell, sec.), Northbrook st
Tem perance H all (W m . E . Lew en don ,sec.),N orthcroft la
Tennant Jam es, decorator, 24 Craven street
l'hatcher F ow ler F erguson, cattle d ir.E ssex st.W ash com
Thom pson A rth u r B .A ., L .R .C .P .L o n d ., M .R .C .S .E n g .
physician & surgeon, m edical officer N ew bury work­
house, hon. m edical officer N ew bury D istrict H ospital,
m edical officer N ewbury D ispensary & certifyin g fac­
tory surgeon, Caledon, S t. John's ro a d ; surgery, The
A rcade
Thorn Ralph Ernest, Rokeby A rm s P.H . Newtown road
Thorn Thom as, m onum ental m ason, Newtown road
T im oth y W hite Co. L im ited , ch em ists, 5 Northbrook
street. T N 45
Tom bs & G regory, grocers, 99 Bartholom ew street
Toom er N. M. b u ild in g & estate ironm onger, electric
lig h t engineer & agricu ltu ral im plem ent dealer, 4
Northbrook street. T N 14
Town H all (C harles M unday, keeper), M arket place
Townsend Joseph E dw ard,b uilder & contractor,O xford st
Townsin R ichard, refresh m en t room s, 49 Cheap street
T ry Henry, m arket gardener, V icto ria cottage. Park lane
T ubb E dw in Fredk. E igh t B ells P.H . 103 Bartholom ew st
Tubbs, Messer & P ou lter, arch itects & surveyors, Market
place. T N 129
T u fn a il Jam es, news agent, 149 Bartholom ew street
l'u fn a il Jam es, tobacconist & hair dresser, The Arcade
Tunbridge W ells & South E astern Counties Equitable
Frien d ly Society (J. E . Osgood, s e c .),15 Northbrook st
Tu rk & Son, iron founders, 55 C heap street
Turner Thom as & Sons, gun & c a r tr id g e ‘ m akers, 86
N orthbrook s tr e e t ; & 8 B utter m arket, Reading
T u rn er A rth u r, wheelw right, Ham pton road, C ity
T u rn er Fannie (M rs.),d ress m a .io Carnarvon ter.W est st
T u rn er W illiam , painter, The F olly, Stroud green
T ve A lexander W illiam , grocer, 85 Bartholom ew street
United Y ea st Co. L im ited , 100 Bartholom ew street
Urban E le ctric Su p p ly Co. Lim ited (Herbert W . Bush,
resident engineer), E le ctric ity w orks,G reenham m ills ;
offices & showroom s. M arket street. T N 155
Vanderplank E m m a K ate (M rs.), p rivate hotel. The
L itte n , Newtown road
Vincent Sam uel Joseph Lee A .M .I.C .E .b oro u gh surveyor
& sanitary inspector. Mansion House street
Volunteer F ire B rigade (H arold B arton, c a p t .; Georgi
A.
W hite, hon. sec.), Station, The W harf
W ade Annie (M rs.), grocer, 93 G loucester road
W aldron Edward John, beer retailer, Shaw road
W alker & C o.’ s Stores, grocers. M arket place. T N 172
W alker Harold M ayes,up h olstr^ F alklan d ter.A n dover rd
W alker Joseph, booc m aker, 24 Cheap street
W alker Richard W illiam , coal m erchant, K in g ’s Toad
W allis & Lowe, m illers, corn m erchants & com m ission
agents, Town m ills & W est m ills. T N 94
W alter Sam uel, cooper & basket m a. 68 Northbrook st
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W alters Geo. insur. agent, 10 Coniston ter. London rd
W ard Thom as Henry, beer retailer, N orthcroft lane
Watson A rth u r T . auctioneer L c. see D reweatt & W atson
W atts Douglas, wardrobe dealer, 17 M arket street
W atts Geo. Jas. house & insurance agt. 76 Northbrook
W ebb John & Sons, grocers,50 N orthbrook st.& Shaw rd
Wellock A nnie (M iss), costum ier, Enborne road
W ells Job & Son, beer, wine & spirit m erchants, M arket
place. T N 78Y
W ells W illiam , baker, Oxford street
WTest W illiam , shopkeeper, & post office, Q ueen’s road
W heeler E dw ard Collins, cycle agt. Mansion H ouse st
W herrell W illiam , beer retailer, K in g 's road, Cheap st
W hiley W illiam N. hair dresser, 3 M ansion House street
W hite Charles C utter, m arket gardener, Stroud green
W hite G eorge, Kennet & Avon canal agt. C anal w harf
W hite Louisa (M iss), dress m aker, 84 G loucester road
W hitehorn G eorge E dw ard, baker, 22 Bartholom ew st
W hitem an E m ily (M iss), apartm ents, 6 Northbrook st
W7hitem anFrancis,m arket gardener,N orfolk v il.C lifto n rd
W h itin g Thom as, butcher, Broadway
W hitington & Son, seedsmen, fruiterers & florists, 151
Bartholom ew street. T N 61X
Whyman W m . Cooper’s A rm s inn, 39 Bartholom ew sfc
Wickens & Son, carpenters, Bartholomew street
Wigtnore Jam es, grocer & tobacconist, 16 Oxford street
W ilder Sarah (M rs.), beer retailer, W harf road
W ilkins Thom as, chim ney sweeper, H am pton road
W illcock Sidney John, dairy, Broadway
W illes M ary (M rs.), draper, 153 Bartholom ew street
W illis Thom as, boot m aker, 134 Bartholom ew street
W ilson F rederick, greengrocer, 19 Oxford street
Wilson John Hy. F .R .C .V .S . veterinary surgn.Broadw ay
W iltshire John, shopkeeper, Charles st. W ash com m on
Winchcombe Club (R. G. Croxford & A . C. E llio tt,
secs.), M arsh house, Northbrook street
Windsor & Neate,house furn ishers,23 & 24 Northbrook sb
W inter Richard, watch m aker, Pyle h ill, Stroud green
W intle G eorge, linen draper, 10 & 11 Northbrook street
W ise A lbert, deputy supt. registrar N ewbury d istrict,
K ingsb ridge road
W ise John, cloth ier, 51 & 52 Cheap street
W ise Moses, insurance agent, 65 Y o rk road
Wood H arry Fletcher, butcher, 1 Bartholom ew street
W oodbridge E llen (M rs.), shopkpr. E ssex st. W ash com
Woodley G eorge, beer retailer, The F olly, Stroud green
Woodsford Sam i. Jas. tailor, 7 V ictoria vils. Jubilee rd
Woodward Francis, confectioner, 12 Cheap street
W orking Men’s Club (G. Mason, sec.'), W ash common
W orld’s Stores L td . (T h e), grocers, 17 Northbrook st
W rig h t Fred, sec. to South Berks Liberal Association,
5 London road
W righ t W illiam , Star inn, London T oa d
W yllie Robert G ill M .B ., C .M . surgeon,92 N orthbrook st
W ym an & Sons L im ited, news agent, R ailw ay station
Yalden W illiam , coffee house, 43 Bartholom ew street
Y o u n g W om en’s Christian Association (Miss Naomi
Langford, hon. sec.), Shefford house, 38 Northbrook st
O AKLEY

see Arborfield.
O A E E ,

:

P A D W O R T H is a parish on the K ennet. one m ile
south-east of A lderm aston station on the H ungerford
branch of the G reat W estern railw ay, and 8$ south-west
from Reading, in the Southern division of the county,
hundred of Theale. union of Bradfield, p etty sessional
division and countv cou rt d istrict of Reading, rural
deanery of Bradfield, archdeaconry of Berks and diocese
of Oxford. The church of S t. John the B ap tist is a
v ery ancient buildin g of flint and rub b le of Norm an
date, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, south porch
and a wooden tower over the w estern gable containing
6 b ells, dated respectively 1654, 1660, 1816, 1597 and
19 00 ; the other is sim plv inscribed: “ SANCTA-+M A R I A + O R A -fP R O -l-N O B lS : ”
the wall« are all of
N orm an w ork, w ith inserted P erpendicular windows, and
the Norm an chancel arch has sculptured c a p s : the north
and south doorways are recessed and have ornam ented
arc h e s: the church was restored in 1890, at a cost of
¿1.50 0 . the chancel by the rector, and the nave by
Mrs. D arby-G riffith . the tow er and b elfry bv Mr.
Benyon and local su b s c rib e rs : there are 100 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1607. Th e livin g is a
rectory, net yea rly value ¿ 1 7 4 . w ith residence and 27
acres of glebe, in the g ift of the Lord C hancellor, and
held since 1888 bv the Rev. W illiam O sbert Clinton
M.A. of T rin ity C ollege. C am bridge. There is a charity
of ¿ 9 13s. 4d. yearly, present value for fuel, besides a
bread and clo thing eharitv. and another of ¿ 8 7s. 4d.
yearly for educational purposes. Padworth House, a

G R E E K , see Bray.

?e Chieveley.
handsom e mansion standing on an em inence in fine
park-like grounds facing the Bath road, is the residence
of M ajor C hristopher W illiam D arby-G riffith J.P .
M ajor C. W . D arby-G riffith, who is lord of the manor,
and Jam es H erbert Benyon esq. (lord-lieutenant of the
county), are the principal landowners. The soil is
g r a v e l; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and roots. T h e area is 1,089 acres of land and 21
of w a ter; gross rateable value, ¿ 2 ,7 7 9 ; th© population
in 1911 was 263.
Padw orth Post Office.— Francis H enry F aulkner, sub­
postm aster.
L etters th rou gh Reading, arrive at 8
a.m . & 1 & 6 p .m .; dispatched at 8 a.m . & 1 & 6
p.m . ; sunday, arrive a t 8 a.m . & dispatched at 8
a.m
The nearest m oney order & telegraph office is
at Beenham (in Padworth)
Bcenham (in Padw orth) Post, M. 0 . & T . Office.— Henry
M atthew s, sub-postm aster. L etters throu gh R eadin g
arrive a t 6 & i t . 50 a.m . & 5.35 p.m . ; dispatched
at 9.15 a.m . & 2.40 & 7.30 p.m . ; sunday, arrive at
6 a . m . ; dispatched, 7.30 p.m . W all Box, near the
rectory, cleared at 8.15 a.m . & 1.30 & 6.15 p.m . ;
Sundays, 8.15 p.m
P illar Box, School road, cleared at 7.15 a.m . & 12.15
& 6.15 p .m .; Sundays, 7.15 p.m
C arrier to Reading.— W illiam A ldridge, tues. & sat
Elem entary School, erected in 1874 by Mr. Benyon, for
! 78 ch ild ren ; Mrs. A lb u ry, m istress