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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

North W est B ucks A gricultural A ssociation(R. E. Bennett,
hon. sec.), M arket hill
Nursing Home & D istrict N ursing Association (M rs. T.
Hearn, hon. sec. & tre a su r e r; M iss Caroline Potter,
head nurse), N orth end
Oakes E. E rnest, sanitary inspector to the R ural D is­
trict Council, M arket hill
Odd Fellows’ H all (John H y. Allen, caretaker), W ell st
O s b o r n e & Son, F .A .I. auctioneers, valuers, estate &

insurance agents, corresponding secs. Oddfellows M .U.
(Banbury d istrict) A p ub lic auditors under F riendly
Societies & Industrial A cts for U. K . 8 Bridge street.
See a d v e r t is e m e n t p a g e 2 4
Painter F rederick, butcher, 59 W ell street
Palmer Jane Ann (M rs.), fancy repository, 14 M arket sq
Paragreen G eorge, boot repairer, 39 W ell street
Parker Jam es Anstiss, farm er, G aw co tt road
Payne A lfred, bill poster, town crier, m ace bearer &
Town hall keeper, W ell yard
Pearce Howard D rake, m anager of Lloyds Bank L im ited,
Market square
Pearson G eorge Bruce L .R .C .P . & L .R .C .S .E d in ., L .F .P .
& S.G las. physician & surgeon, & m edical officer &
public vaccinator, Leckham pstead d istric t, m edical
officer, Poor Law In stitu tion , certifyin g factory sur­
geon & m edical officer Royal B ucks H ussars (Y eo­
m anry), H am ilton, W est street
Pemberton Thom as Eben M .B ., B .S.D u rh . physician &
surgeon, & m edical officer of h ealth to th e Urban
Sanitary A u th ority, Corner house, W est street
Phillips & Sons, coach builders, B uckingham carriage
works, Chandos ro a d ; & at B letch ley
Pickering Brothers, general sm ith s, School lane
Plank Nelson, baker, 34 Nelson street
Pollard Thos. & Son, plum bers, 43 Nelson st. & School la
Poynter Thomas, cycle agent, see Edm unds & Poynter
Pursell W illiam , Grand Junction P.H . 13 H igh street
Reading Room & L ib ra ry (G eorge T . Em erson, sec.),
Town hall
Reynolds G eorge E . & Sons, grocers, 3 W est street
Richards Chas. H y. rep orter, 3 Bourton view , Bourton rd
Roads Robert, butcher, 17 M arket hill
Robbins Charles Edward, plum ber, 4 School lane
Roberts E. & H. L im ited, agricu ltu ral engineers, W ell st
Roberts W a lter A rchibald, shopkeeper, 23 C h urch street
Rodwell A lb ert John, painter, 13 N elson street
Rodwell Sarah (M rs.), gravel m erchant, M oreton road
Rogers & Son, m illers (steam & w a ter), C astle m ill,
Tingew ick road
St. Bernardine’s C atholic College (Rev. M ark T yrrell
O .F.M . recto r; Rev. A lban B astin O .F.M . Rev. V in ­
cent F itzg era ld O .F.M . & Rev. Reginald E llis O.F.M .
professors), London road
St. John’s Royal Latin School (W illiam F uller M .A.
head m a s te r ; for other m asters see Schools, p. 57),
Chandos road
Sanderson Bertie, arch itect, 8 B ridge street
Savings Bank (open every m onday from 11 t ill 1)
(W illiam Soden Pringle, sec. & actu ary), Town hall
Saxby F ritz, jew eller, 23 C astle street
Schm itz Cecil T . b uilder, H igh street
Serre Achille L im ited , dyers & cleaners, 15 M arket hill
Silvertow n Ind ia R u bb er, G u tta P e rc h a &
T e le g ra p h W ork s Co. L im ited , 106 Cannon street,
London E C ; w orks, S ilvertow n , London E
Simmons W illiam , photographer, 5 W ell street
Sm all & B arker, solicitors, Town hall

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Sm all E dw ard Henry Thom as Fewson M .A. (firm , Sm all
& B arker), solicitor, & clerk to th e m agistrates for
B uckingham & Ashendon divisions, the borough m a g is­
trates & , .clerk to the com m issioners of taxes for
Buckingham & B rill divisions & steward of th e m anor
of the prebend of B uckingham w ith G aw cott,Tow n hall
Sm all Percival John, shopkeeper, 25 M itre street
Sm ith W. H. & Son, stationers, M arket square
S m ith W . H. & Sons, corn m erchants, S tratford road
S m ith Thom as, Three C ups P.H . 24 Bridge street
Spencer G eorge W illiam , rep orter, 19 Chandos road
Spencer Reginald Jam es, shopkeeper, N orth E nd square
Sutton & C o.forw arding a g ts .(T h o s .W a tts ,a g t.),iB rid g e sfc
Sw ift Frederick W . hair dresser, B ull rin g
T ailb y John G eorge, agen t to B ritish & Foreign Bible
Society, Lawson cottage, W ell street
T ailb y Thom as H erbert, florist, B rackley rd. & fru iterer,
22 C astle street
T aylor E dith (M rs.), dress m aker, 3 Nelson street
T ay lor G eorge, plu m ber, 3 Nelson street
Tew H enry, b uilder, 9 Bourton road
Tew Joseph H enry, hand laundry, 21 C h urch street
Thew, Hooker & G ilb ey L im ited , condensed m ilk m anu­
facturers, Chandos road
Thom as W illiam H enry, builder, 1 H unter s tre e t
Thom pson Edwin H. W hale inn, 14 M arket hill
Thom pson W illiam A lfred, tobacconist, 15 M arket square
Tim m s E m m an uel, da iiym a n , 12 Moreton road
Tom bs G. & Sons, builders. B ath lane & M oreton road
Tom linson Florence F . (M rs.), dress m aker, 31 W est st
Tom pkins F rederick, insurance agent, 12 H igh street
Town H all (A lfred Payne, keeper), M arket square
Turner H arry John, deputy supt. reg istrar of m arriages
for Buckingham d istrict, Moreton road
T yrrell A lbt.sextn .& res.supt. of the cem etery,B rackley rd
United D istrict G as Co. B ridge street
Varney Leonard & Co. p h otographers,B ridge st.& W ell st
Varney W illiam , shopkeeper, 25 Nelson street
Vyle A lb ert, draper, clothier & undertaker, 18, 19 & 20
Castle street
W alford & Son, stationers, M arket hill
W alters Ann (M iss), Royal Tem perance hotel,17 C astle st
Ward Florence E. (M iss), baker, M arket hill
W arner H enry, butcher, 8 H igh street
W arner Thom as, boot rep airer, 18 M itre street
W arr W illiam , house decorator, 52 W ell street
W atlin g C harles E verett, w atch m aker, 22 B rid g e street
Watson F rederick, decorator, 19 H igh street
W atts & W oodm an, bakers, M arket square
W atts Annie (M iss), dress m aker, 6 W ell street
W atts Jack, The B ritan n ia P.H . C h urch end
W atts Thom as, dairym an & agent for Sutton & Co.
carriers, 1 B ridge street
W esley W illiam , bricklayer, W est street
W est A rth u r, supt. to the R efu g e A ssurance C o. L td .
2 Chandos road
W estley L ilian (M iss), shopkeeper, 3 M itre street
W h ite H art hotel (Home C ounties P ub lic H ouse T ru s t
L im ite d ), M arket square
W ickens W illiam Louis, m anager of London C oun ty &
W estm in ster Bank, B ridge street
W igm ore A lb ert Jam es, assistant supt. to th e P rud en tial
A ssurance Co. L im ited , 2 Th e L im es, S tratfo rd road
W ilkins & M errivale, boot m akers, B rid g e street
Woodm an Henry, baker, see W atts & W oodm an
Wootton John, shopkeeper, 63 Nelson street
Wootton W illiam , baker, 62 Nelson street
W root W alter H . confectioner, 21 C astle street
Y oung Henry, m usic warehouse, see Nelson & Y o u n g

B O U RTO N .
H arper E dw d. farm r.B ourton grounds j Verey John, farm er, Manor farm
COMMERCIAL.
Deverell H arry.frm r.W h ite House frm |R eeve H arry A . farm er, Home farm
B F C E L A N D , or Bocheland, land held under a deed in 1881, at a cost of nearly ¿1,00 0, and in 1894 th e tower
or charter, is a parish, on the H erts border, 3 m iles west- was re b u ilt: there are 173 sittin gs, 163 being free. The
north-west from T rin g town, 5 from T rin g station, on register dates from th e year 1660. Th e livin g is a
the m ain line of the London and N orth W estern railw ay, rectory, net yea rly value ¿200, w ith residence, in th e
and 4 east-south-east from A ylesbury stations, on the gift, of H .M . the K in g , and held since 1910 by the R ev.
Great W estern, London and North W estern, Metropolitan A ylm er V ivian A rth u r S cott M .A. of K eble C ollege,
District, and A ylesbury and Buckingham railw ays, in the Oxford. There is a W esleyan chapel, b u ilt in 1831 and
Mid division of the county, in the hundred, p etty sessional seating 100 persons. M r. E dw ard P arrott is lord of the
division, union and county cou rt d is tric t of A ylesbury, manor. The chief landowners are Lord Rothschild P .C .,
rural deanery of Wendover, archdeaconry of Buckingham G .C .V .O . & Alfred C. de Rothschild esq. C .V .O . of
and diocese of Oxford. The Grand Junction canal in ter­ Halton, T rin g . The soil is red and w h ite clay and
sects th e parish at two points. The church of A ll Saints, c h a lk ; subsoil, chalk and clay. Th e chief crops are
erected in 1294, is a b uilding of stone in the E arly wheat, b arley, oats, peas and beans. The area is 1,605
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle, acres of land and 4 of w ater ; rateable value, b uildin gs
south porch and a low em battled western tow er contain­ ¿ 2 ,2 5 7 an(l land ¿ 1 .2 1 4 ; th e population in 1911 w ith
ing a clock and 3 bells, dated resp ectively 1675, 1693, the ham let was 689.
and 1708: the nave arcade has circular piers w ith
BU O KLA N D COM M O N is
m iles south-east from th e
octagonal capitals : the font is Norm an and has a fluted
b asin : the church was restored in 1869, the chancel parish ch u rch and 3 w est from T rin g and joins the