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£8

DEODINGTON.

O XFO R D SH IR E.

area of the p arish is 4,260 acres ol land and' 11 of
w a t e r ; rateable value, ¿8 ,2 5 1 ; the entire population
of the parish in 1911 was 1,466.
C L IF T O N is a ch apelry and ham let of D eddington,
on the road from Aynho station to D eddington, and
about, a mile and a half east on the N orthants border,
skirted by the riv er C h erw ell, the O xford and B irm in g ­
ham canal and the G reat W estern railw ay. Th e church
of S t. Jam es, consecrated June 10th, 1853, is a plain
b uilding of stone, consisting of nave, w ith south porch
and a western tu rre t containing 2 bells, and was built
chiefly a t th e expense of the la te Rev. W . C. R isley
M .A. vicar of Deddington, 1836-48 ; the clergy of Ded­
dington officiate. Here is a W esleyan chapel, b u ilt in
1869
The p rincipal landowners are C h rist Church,
Oxford, the E cclesiastical C om m issioners and W . C.
C artw rig h t esq.
Post Office.— M iss Sarah G ranth am , sub-postm istress.
L etters throu gh O xford arrive at 8 a.m . (11.50 a.m .
O F F IC IA L

H E M PTO N is a small h am let in the parish of Deddington, a m ile and a quarter west from the village
on the road to Chipping Norton. T h e C hurch of St. Joh^
the E van gelist, b u ilt a t the oost of the late Rev. William
W ilson D.D. of Over W orton, consists of nave with north
aisle (used as a school) and a bell-cote containing one
beR: the font was form erly in th e old church at Over
W orton: th e b uilding is the property of trustees, and
is licensed b ut unconseorated: it is served from Deddington : there are 100 sittings. Here is a Congregational
Mission H all, erected in 1828, seating 80 persons. The
poor’s land of 7 acres, awarded in 1808, produces A
yearly for fuel.

E S T A B L ISH M E N T S ,

Post, M. 0 ., T . 0 ., Telephone Call & Telephonic E x ­
press D elivery Office (to places w ith in a lim ited dis­
tan ce).— Robert T u ck er, postm aster. Open on week
days at 8 a.m . ; closed at 8 p .m . ; open on Sundays
from 8.30 till 10 a.m . L e tters th rou gh O xford. De­
livery com m ences at 6.30 & 9.30 a m . & 1.15 p.m .
M orning delivery only on Sundays. L e tte r Box closes
for dispatch for the N orth at 6, 8.25 & 10 p .m . &
for London & the S outh & W est at 11.30 a.m . & 8.25
p.m . Money O rders are issued & paid from 8 a.m .
till 8 p.m . except on Sundays, when no m oney order
business is transacted. E xce p t on sunday, letter
carriers are dispatched at 6 a.m . & 2 p .m . for the
v illag es of Duns Tew , N orth Aston & C lifton , & a t 6
a.m . for H em pton, Barford S t. John & Barford St.
Michael. L e tters from London & S outh through
Oxford ; from N orth th rou gh B anbury
C O U N T Y M A G IS T R A T E S FO R W O O TTO N N O RTH
P E T T Y S E S S IO N A L D IV ISIO N .
C a rtw rig h t W illiam Cornwallis D .L . A ynho, B anbury,
chairm an
C artw rig h t R ig h t Hon. Sir F airfax Leighton G .C .M .G .,
G .C .V .O . A ynho, B anbury
C aw ley H ugh, A dderbury house, B anbury
Chance E dw ard Ferguson B .A . Sandford park, Sandford
S t. M artin, near Oxford
C hurchlev Henry, H em pton lodge, Deddington, O xford
C ottrell-D orm er C ap t. Charles W alter D .L. Rousham
house, Oxford
Dashwood C ap t. Robert H enry Seym our, The Manor
house, Duns Tew, O xford
Longford The E arl of K .P ., M .V .O . N orth Aston hall,
Oxford
McLean John A lex. The H erm itage, B loxham , Banbury
M urray Col. F rederick John G eorge, Deddington house,
Oxford
Ogle B ertram S avile, H ill house. Steeple Aston, Oxford
Randolph G eorge Boscawen, Steeple Aston. Oxford
T aylor C ap t. John V ick ris, The Manor, N orth Aston,
Oxford
C lerk to the M agistrates, G eo. C oggin s,Th e H erm itage
P etty Sessions are held on alternate fridays. Th e fol­
low ing places are in the p etty sessional d iv is io n :
N orth Aston, Steeple Aston, M iddle Aston, Steeple
Barton, W estcote Bart-on, G reat Barford. Deddington,
Duns Tew , Rousham , Sandford S ain t M artin, South
N ewington. G re a t Tew , L ittle Tew , O ver W orton &
N ether Worton
PU B L IC E S T A B L IS H M E N T S .
Constabulary Station, Inspector G eorge A dam s, & 2
constables
F ire B rigade, B ryan W . M illington, captain

L e e l l ï ’s

to callers) & 6.35 p.m . ; dispatched
hed at 8.35 4 ,
a.m . & 12.25 & 7 -20 P-m - 1 no deli
delivery on snnd"
Deddington, 1 m ile distant, is the nearest money
order & telegraph office

W all L e tter Box, cleared at 6.40 a.m . & 7.15 p .m
LOCAL

IN S T IT U T IO N S &c.

PU B L IC O F F IC E R S .
A ssistan t Inspector of Schools to th e County Education
C om m ittee, G eorge H oratio Jones M.R.C.S.Eng.
L .R .C .P .L o n d . H igh street
A ssistan t O verseer, Clerk to the Parish Council & Regis­
trar of M arriages for the W oodstock District, William
Joseph French, Council street
Clerk to Deddington Sub-Com m ittee of Oxfordshire
Local Pension C om m ittee, G eorge Coggins, Market pi
Coroner for N orthern D istrict of Oxfordshire, George
Coggins, M arket p la c e ; deputy coroner, Charles
Fortescue, 45 H igh street, B anbury
Clerk & R eceiver to the Town Lands Charity, Thomas
Bennett, B ull ring
Collector of Incom e, Land & Assessed Taxes, John
W hetton, M arket place
H igh Bailiff, W illiam Page, New street
Cert. Bailiff, J. F . M itchell, C astle street
Ceirt. B ailiff, Thom as Sm ith , Th e Green
Medical Officer & Public V accinator, No. 1 District,
W oodstock Union, Thom as W illiam Turner M.R.C.S.
E n g ., L .R .C .P .L o n d . The Gables
Stew ards to the M anors of D eddington, George Coggins
(D uchy), Thom as B ennett (W indsor m anor), & C. Upperton (C hrist Church manor)
Town C rier, Robert Callow, S t. Thom as street
V eterin arv Inspector under the “ Diseases of Animals
A c ts,” Richard Page B u ll M .R .C .V .S
ELE M E N TA R Y

SCH O O LS.

A re under a com m ittee of 5 m an a g ers; the Rev. T.
Boniface M .A. correspondent
Deddington, b u ilt in 1853 & opened January 6, 1854, for
about 300 c h ild re n ; John H arold Harmswortb,
m a s te r ; M rs. H arm sw orth, m is tre s s ; Miss F. A.
Jackson, infants’ m istress
Clifton, established in 1870, for 70 children; Mrs.
Boffin, m istress
H em pton, b u ilt in 1850, for 60 ch ild ren ; closed except
on
Sun d ays;
children now attend Deddington &
Barford
A m otor om nibus runs to B an bury four times daily
C arriers to B anbury.— Thom as H. Deely, ‘ Angel,’ mon.
thurs. & s a t .; Robert Callow, mon. wed. thurs. &
sat. to ‘ W h ite H a r t ; ’ W illiam W ilkins, from Steeple
Aston, th rou gh , m on. & th urs. ; Ernest A. Jones,
from Sandford, th rou gh, m on. & thurs
Receiving house for goods & parcels for the Great
W estern railw ay for London, the North & all parts of
the K in gdom , the Unicorn hotel, M arket place

D ED D IN G TO N .
P R IV A T E

R E SID E N TS.

B ennett Thom as, W eston house
Boniface Rev. Thom as M .A. (vicar .
surrogate), V icarage
Bowler Thom as, E astleigh
C oggins G eorge, M arket place
Draper Bertram , The C ottage
Franklin W illiam Long
G ray Frank, C astle house

G reen Rev.
H enry T yrrell
B .A .
(cu rate), New street
Hands A rth u r E . H igh street
Hodges G eorge M ontague W illiam s
M.B. Ib u ry house, H igh street
Jones Mrs. C astle streetJones G eorge H oratio, High street
K elly Rev. J. C ra ig (C ongregational),
The Manse
Malin M iss, New street

COMMERCIAL.

E arly closing day, T uesday 1 p.m .
Baker Brothers, plasterers, Philcot street

M illington Bryan Worsley, New street
M urray Col. Frederick John George
J.P. Deddington house
N evill Thom as, Beech villa
Page W illiam . H igh street
Sm ith Thom as, The Mount
Thornewill
A rth u r
(lay Teader,,
Stoneleigh house
Turner Mrs. The Poplars
Turner Thom as W illiam , The GabJes

1 B aker A gnes (M iss), dress m aker, The Folly
.,
Banbury Co-operative In dustrial Society Ltd. (branc >»
M arket place