Newspaper Transcripts
Some Selected Reports from the Salisbury and Winchester Journal
Monday, September 17th, 1827
We are glad to be enabled to say, that the manufacturing business at Trowbridge has experienced a revival. Good workmen have now constant employ, and are obtaining suitable remunerating prices. We understand that one house is paying about �1000 per week for labour. - Bath paper.
The measles have proved very fatal this summer, amongst the children at Trowbridge; and several adults have had the disorder severely.
Poole, September 14.
This being the day for the election of Officers for the year ensuing, Joseph Garland, Esq. has been unanimously elected Mayor; Capt. J.G.Garland, R.N., Sheriff; G.W.Ledgard, Esq. Senior Bailiff; P.Jolliffe, J.Seager, and D.Lander, Esqrs, Justices of the Peace; Mr.H.Furnell, Water Bailiff; Mr.Hancock and Mr.J.N.Durell, Coroners.
The new market-house in Hill-street was opened for business on Wednesday last. The building presents a picture of neatness combined with convenience, and reflects great credit on the projectors.
Swanwich, Sept.13.
Astonishing Production.
A short time since a stalk of beans was plucked from a field at Swanwich, which produced the surprising number of 273 beans; had curiosity excited any person to have made a further examination, no doubt there were many stalks still more productive. The above unprecedented crop grew on an estate belonging to Mr.Richard Talbott, which was purchased by that gentleman a few years since.
Weymouth, September 15.
On Tuesday Mr and Mrs.Metcalfe Wardle gave an elegant ball and supper to a large party of fashionables.
The smoke on the burning hill has increased during the week, and many aquatic parties have been to view it.
Winchester.
Saturday, September 15.
Commissions in the North Hants Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.
William Lyde Wickett Chute.Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated 31st August 1827.
Thomas Workman, Gent. to be surgeon. Dated 31st August 1827. - Gazette, Sept. 14.
On Monday the 10th inst. at the Guildhall, Andover, Ralph Etwall, Esq. was elected Bailiff, and Wm.Pitman, Esq. Justice, for the ensuing year; and Messrs.William Criswick and Henry Wheeler were appointed Constables.
Thursday the charitable Society of Natives and Citizens celebrated their 158th anniversary in this city. The Stewards and Trustees assembled at the George Inn, and together with the Apprentices proceeded from thence to hear Divine Service at the Cathedral, where an anthem was performed, and an excellent sermon preached by the Rev.Thos.Garnier, Rector of Bishop's Stoke. About seventy gentlemen sat down to dinner at St.John's House, and partook of venison, game, good wines, and every delicacy in season. Sir W.Heathcote, Bart, of Hursley Park, presided as senior steward. The subscriptions amounted to �134 3s 7d; and the new stewards are Wm.Ricketts, Esq. and Mr.Edward Mant.
Joseph Neeld, jun. of Brooklands, has sent a donation of �20 to the County Hospital.
Colonel Hawker had a general resting-day as he said, "for the horses and dogs to recover their legs, and the men and bird to recover their nerves," on the 4th and 5th, and attacked them on the 6th, when he bagged 28 brace of partridge and 3 hares; and having finished his partridge shooting for September, with 214 head of game in 3 days, he returned to London. Colonel Hawker, during the above mentioned days sport, made use of Wilkinson's patent concave wadding, of which he much approves.
Cricket.- The single wicket match between Crimble of Candover, and Evans of Andover, with a scout each, remains in the following unfinished state, in consequence of the incessant rain on Monday last :
1st inns, Crimble 5 bd Evans. Evans 10 not out. The match is to be played out at Andover most likely some day next week; and the return match is to be played on Preston Candover Down on Monday next, September 17.
Married on the 11th inst. at Milford Church, near Lymington, by the Rev.Henry Buckley, A.M., Frederick R. West, Esq. M.P. son of the Hon.F.West, to Theresa, only daughter of the late Capt.John Whitby, B.N.
On the 12th inst, was married, at St.George's Bloomsbury, Eldred Addison, Esq. to Charlotte Mary, youngest daughter of the late Rev.James Whitchurch, of Silchester, Hants.
A few days since died, at Alverstoke, the Rev.J.L.Jeans, aged 32 years.
Two valuable cart horses, the property of Mr.Thomas Eldridge, of Poulner, near Ringwood, were stolen from a field in the night of the 31st of August last.
Committed to the County Gaol :- Jas.Hearne, charged with stealing the wearing apparel from the house of James Aukins, of Sidmonton.- James Wilkins for stealing a silver watch from James Strickland.- Thos.Brown for stealing a silk handkerchief from Thomas Shaw, at Portsmouth.- Geo.Smith for a theft at Bristol.- James Shepherd, of Alverstoke, for uttering base coin.
Southampton.
Saturday, September 15.
Joseph Lomer, Esq. was yesterday elected Mayor of this town for the ensuing year. A most sumptuous dinner was provided at the Audit House on the occasion, by Mr.J.Webb, consisting of two fine bucks and every delicacy in season. Between 40 and 50 gentlemen sat down to dinner, amongst whom were the Very Rev. the Dean of Salisbury, Sturges Bourne, Esq. M.P., A.R.Dottin, Esq. M.P.; together with the Magistrates and many other gentlemen of the first respectability.
Cricket.- On Monday last a match of cricket, which excited considerable interest from the very superior science evinced by the players, took place on our Marsh, between eleven gentlemen of Lyndhurst and eleven of this town. The match was severely contested, and not decided until Wednesday morning, when the gentlemen of Lyndhurst beat our townsmen with two wickets to go down. An accident happened on the second day to Mr.Neal of Lyndhurst, who, in catching the ball, had one of his fingers broken, notwithstanding which he finished the game. A harder contest than the above is not in the annals of cricket history. The bowling and fielding on both sides were so excellent, that sometimes a single run could scarcely be effected in a quarter of an hour. A remarkably clever catch was , in the course of the play, made by Mr.Pooley, of Lyndhurst, from the bat of Jones, of Southampton, one of the best players in the county.
The following is a statement of the game :-
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| Southampton | | New Forest | |
| 1st Innings | 46 | 1st Innings | 56 |
| 2d | 57 | 2d | 43 |
| 103 | | 104 |
We understand that another match is in contemplation, for 100 sovereigns aside.
Salisbury.
Monday, September 17.
Wilton St.Giles Great Sheep Fair was held on Wednesday last, when the number of Sheep and Lambs amounted to 90,000 and upwards, being 20,000 more than were penned last year and the greatest number ever known there. The weather was very unfavourable during the fair. In the early part of the morning sales were briskly effected, and prices of 2s per head were given more than last year. Wethers generally sold from 20s to 32s; Mr.Portman's wethers fetched �2 per head; Ewes 14s to 21s; and Lambs from 8s to 16s per head. The show of Rams was very good, but there was not that number or variety exhibited as on some former years. The Messrs.Mills's stock certainly claimed the attention of many, and particularly a ram of Mr.James Mills, of Tidworth. The ewes of Mr.Mills, of Bistern, and those belonging to the late Mr.Graily, of Alton, obtained higher terms, of about 24s per head. The lambs of Mr.Brewer, of Wallop, and of Mr.Waters, of Castle Stratford, fetched as high prices as 24s per head. There was a large show of Horses, but they met with a very dull sale.
We understand that a series of lectures on experimental philosophy will in a few days be delivered in this city by Mr.N.Webster, who has lately given lectures at Southampton with considerable success.
Tuesday last was married at Speen Church, near Newbury, J.Bannister, Esq. of Devizes, to Mrs.Nalder, of Speenhamland, and widow of the late Thos.Nalder, Esq. of Kennet.
On the 4th inst was married at Stoke Dameral, T.Pope, Esq., only son of Benjamin Pope, Esq, of Waterson House, Dorset, to Marianne, youngest daughter of Thomas Shore, Esq. of Nottington.
Married on Sunday August 19th, at Tenby, Pembrokeshire, the Rev.James Austin Roberts, Minister of the Independent Congregation, Warminster, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Dr.Gilby, Dowry Square, Bristol.
Saturday se'nnight was married at Lacock, by the Rev.James Paley, Mr.Robert Brinkworth, to Harriet, daughter of Mr.James Little.
Died at Stratford, Sept. 12th, in her 81st year, Harriet, relict of the late John Ekins, D.D. and formerly Dean of this Cathedral.
On Monday the 10th instant was married at Blandford, by the Rev.Mr.Harries, Mr.Goodwin, of France, to Miss Hawkins, of the former place.
Monday died, at Farley, Hungerford, aged 71, Ellen, relict of the Rev.E.H.Whinfield, Rector of Battlesden[?], Bedfordshire.
On Tuesday last died at South Hill House, Somerset, aged 55, Thomas Chetham Strode, Esq., Col. of the East Somerset regiment of Local Militia, a Deputy Lieutenant and Magistrate of Somersetshire, and one of the Vice-Presidents of the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society. His loss will be severely felt by his family and friends; and by his tenantry, and the poor of his villages.
On Wednesday last died at Bulbridge[?] Farm, Wilton, in the 42nd year of her age, Ann, the beloved wife of Mr.Thring, most sincerely and deservedly regretted by her husband, family, and friends.
On Friday last died, after a short illness, Mr.Young, sen., a respectable gentleman of Broad Chalk.
On Wednesday last died at Towerhead, after a few days illness, M.P. Wiltens Andree, Esq., of the Colony of Surinam, who had been married but a few months to the only daughter of George Emery, Esq., The Grange, Banwell, Somerset.
On Wednesday the 5th inst. died, sincerely lamented by his friends, Mr.James Gibbs, of Shercot, in this county, aged 76 years.
Sunday the 9th inst. died at Frome, in the prime of life, Mr.Edward Newport, ironmonger, of that town.
Friday se'nnight died, James Chapman, Esq., of Cockhill Cottage, near Trowbridge.
On the 12th inst., died Mr.John Balson, of the Green Dragon in Dorchester, aged 35.
Suicide of a Clergyman
On Saturday the 8th inst., the Rev.Mr.Hewitson, the clergyman of Stour-Pain, near Blandford, put an end to his existence. A Coroner's inquest was held on the body on Saturday evening, when a most horrid spectacle presented itself. The intestines appeared much swollen, and a hole about the size of the muzzle of a musket, appeared on the left side, near the heart. A young gentleman who had been on a visit for some time past to Mr.Hewitson, of the name of Wake, deposed that about ten o'clock on Friday night he observed him, in a distressed and distracted state of mind, take up a gun and leave the house. At Mrs.Hewitson's entreaty he followed him across the road to a field; climbing up a bank, he saw Mr.H stoop down by some railings, and immediately after heard the discharge of a gun; deceased then shrieked violently, and fell down. Mrs.Hewitson, and a number of other persons, came to the spot, and they carried the deceased to the house. Before this, Mr.Hewitson had been ill; his mind was much agitated and greatly distressed. The gun was produced; it had a handkerchief tied to the trigger. Mr.Wake then described the position in which it was placed. The handkerchief had been tied to a rail and the muzzle of the gun placed against his breast, as it was drawn towards the deceased the trigger was pulled, and the contents entered the body. Mr.Salter, the surgeon, said, that he had lately attended the deceased in a fit of illness; his complaint occasioned spasms, which contracted the stomach and chest, and indeed, all parts of the body. He was of the opinion that the illness had injured his intellect and occasioned a morbid irritability of the whole system. A verdict of insanity was recorded. The deceased was a gentleman of Irish extraction, and was in embarrassed circumstances. His age was 64 years.
Mr.Whitmarsh held an inquest at Farley on Friday the 14th inst. on the body of John Williams, who was found dead in his bed; he was far advanced in years, and had been for a considerable time ailing and infirm. No marks of violence appearing on the body, the Jury returned a verdict, "Died by the Visitation of God." - The same coroner held an inquest, a few days previous, at Berwick St.James, on the body of Betty Gilbert, who was found dead in her bed by her husband when he awoke in the morning; the deceased had been at work the preceding day, and retired to bed as well as usual : the Jury returned a verdict as above.
George Howarth, the notorious Frome burglar, (who was a few days since apprehended while concealed in his brother Peter's house at Mobberley, in Cheshire, nearly 200 miles from Frome) underwent an examination on Thursday last, before the Magistrates at Frome, who committed him to Ilchester gaol on several capital charges.
At a petty session held in Devizes on Tuesday, three brothers, the eldest apparently not more than 12 years of age, named William, Charles, and Isaac Raymond, were charged with trespassing, and gathering nuts in the woods in the parish of Urchfont. It appeared that the woodman had no sooner driven them from one coppice than they trespassed on another. William, the elder, who had already been imprisoned for theft, was committed to the House of Correction for two months; and Charles and Isaac each for 14 days.
Committed to Fisherton Gaol:- Isaac Cole and Thomas Whatley, of Wilton, labourers, in default of paying costs to which they were adjudged, for having stolen a quantity of apples from the orchard of William Thring, at South Newton.
Salisbury Lying-In Charity
The Subscribers to the above Charity who are in arrears prior to 1827, are respectfully requested to transmit the same to
Mrs.Long, Treasurer.
Salisbury, Sept 15, 1827.
The Creditors to the Estate of the late George Westcoat, Baker, at Andover, deceased, are hereby requested to pay the amount of their respective debts, due previous to the 1st of May, 1827, to Mr.W.Rumsey, one of the Executors of the Estate - Andover, Sept.14, 1827.
Andover.
To be Sold by Auction, on the premises, by Henry Criswick, on Thursday the 20th instant, at one o'clock.- The Household Furniture, Gig and Harness, and other Effects of the late Mr.William Beare.
Wanted, - An active steady Lad, about 13, as Apprentice to a Tailor and Habit Maker. He will be treated as one of the family, and a moderate premium will be expected.
Apply to Mr.J.Cozens, North Tidworth, Wilts, if by letter post-paid.
Game Lists
County of Wilts.
Persons who have obtained Hame Certificates for the Year 1827.
List 1 General Certificates at �3 13s 6d each :
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| Ashe, Rev.Robert | Langley Burrell |
| Ashe, Rt. Morton | ditto |
| Ashe, Edward | ditto |
| Adye, Arthur | Bradford |
| Aylwin, William | Westbury |
| Awdry, Ambrose, Esq. | Seend |
| Angell, W.J.B. | Studley |
| Angell, B.J.A. | ditto |
| Angell, B.J. | ditto |
| Anstie, George Washington | Devizes |
| Astley, Rev. T.B. | Manningford Abbots |
| Alexander, Charles | Manningford Bohune |
| Akerman, William | Milton |
| Aylwin, James | ditto |
| Astley, Edw. | Great Bedwin |
| Ackers, George, Esq. | Park Town |
| Bridges, John | Alderton |
| Beems, Charles | Luckington |
| Bachelor, Major | Box |
| Barton, Michael | Corsham |
| Beaven, Jas.Edw. | Chippenham |
| Beaven, Christopher, jun. | ditto |
| Browning, Richard | Leighdelamere |
| Byain, Samuel | Sherston Magna |
| Brokenbrow, Thos. | Colerne |
| Blinman, Joseph | Monkton Farleigh |
| Blatch, John | Trowbridge |
| Bethell, Samuel | Great Trowl |
| Breach, Aaron | Melksham |
| Bayntun, Andrew | ditto |
| Brown, H.S. | Edington |
| Bartlett, James | Keevil |
| Ball, Geo. | Steeple Ashton |
| Bush, Geo. Esq. | Semington |
| Bruges, Thomas, Esq. | Seend |
| Brown, Wm. | Tinhead |
| Bowman, Robert | Calne |
| Bowman, Thomas | ditto |
| Banks, Jas. | Bromham |
| Brown, William | Horton [?] |
| Brown, Thomas | ditto |
| Biggs, Christopher | Potterne |
| Butcher, Henry | Devizes |
| Bartlett, Robert William | Cheverell Magna |
| Brereton, Rev.Henry | Marden |
| Bouverie, Hon.and Rev. F.P. | Pewsey |
| Barnes, Geo. | ditto |
| Bruce, Right.Hon. Earl | Tottenham Park |
| Beek, Thomas | Milton |
| Butler, Samuel | ditto |
| Bevan, Robert Cooper Lea | Tidcombe |
| Baker, John | Ogbourn St.Andrew |
| Baskerville, Thomas B. M. Esq. | Rockley |
| Brown, John | Marlborough |
| Brooks, John Augustus | ditto |
| Brown, John | Winterborn Monkton |
| Brown, John | Aldbourne |
| Bruges, G.H. | ditto |
| Ballinger, Edmund | Park Town |
| Budd, H.H. | Winterborn Bassett |
| Cresswell, Edward | Luckington |
| Cambridge, Robert, jun. | Chippenham |
| Collett, A. | Corsham |
| Clarke, Abraham | ditto |
| Cresswell, Richard | Sherston Parva |
| Colbourne, Samuel | Trowbridge |
| Chapman, Samuel | Holt |
| Cooper, G.F. Esq | ditto |
| Cooper, G.F. jun | ditto |
| Cockrell, William | Southwick |
| Casswell, James | Dilton |
| Collins, J.E. | Trowbridge |
| Carrick, Robert | Beanacre |
| Courtis, Wm. | Semington |
| Cole, Daniel | Whitham |
| Clifton, Rev.Charles | Calne |
| Clarke, John Singleton | Devizes |
| Crockett, Joseph, jun. | ditto |
| Carnagie, David | Allington |
| Crowe, Rev. Henry | Alton Barnes |
| Compton, J.T. | Urchfont |
| Clift, John | Woodborough |
| Cowderoy, Thos. | Froxfield |
| Chandler, Richard | Pewsey |
| Cook, Robert | ditto |
| Crabb, John | Great Bedwin |
| Clark, John | Burbage |
| Connell, Rev. J.T. | ditto |
| Cookson, Rev. Wm. | Great Bedwin |
| Clark, John Withers | Manton |
| Canning, Cornelius | Ogbourn St.George |
| Canning, Wm. | ditto |
| Canning, Davis | Ogbourn St.Andrew |
| Clark, Thomas | Marlborough |
| Church, Robert | Bishopstone |
| Curtis, Edmund | ditto |
| Coleman, Joseph | Aldbourne |
| Church, Richard | ditto |
| Church, Wm. | ditto |
| Chouls, William | Baydon |
| Deedes, Rev. W. | Corsham |
| Dickenson, Ed. | Whitley and Shaw |
| Dicks, Benjamin | Seend |
| Dicks, Joseph | ditto |
| Dugdale, Richard | Compton Bassett |
| Deere, Richard Tuck | Marden |
| Dean, Robert, jun. | Wedin.mpton [?] |
| Edridge, John, Esq | Corsham |
| Edridge, A.I., Esq | ditto |
| Edwards, Francis | Calne |
| Estcourt, T.G.B. Esq | Roundway |
| Edmonds, John | Oar |
| Eatall, Thomas | Great Bedwin |
| Fuller, J.B. Esq. | Corsham |
| Fuller, J.N. Esq. | ditto |
| Fielding, Captain | Lacock |
| Fisher, G.D. | Limpley Stoke |
| Fisher, Hy. | ditto |
| Fisher, John | ditto |
| Fisher, Charles | ditto |
| Flower, H.W. | Bratton |
| Ferris, Samuel, jun. | Bulkington |
| Fisher, Edmund | Earl Stoke |
| Frowd, George | North Bradley |
| Frederick, Lieut-Col. | Littleton Vannell [?] |
| Ford, Robert | Devizes |
| Fowle, Rev.Henry | Collingbourne Kingston |
| Fowle, Wm. Esq. | Chute Forest |
| Fowle, William. Jun | ditto |
| Fulbrooke, William | Hippenscombe[?] |
| Fowle, Geo.Frederick, Esq | Chute Forest |
| Garner, James | Slaughterford |
| Guy, A. Esq. | Chippenham |
| Gale, Edward | West Kington |
| Gley, Samuel | Pewsham |
| Gould, Captain H | Trowbridge |
| Griffin, James | ditto |
| Giddings, Thomas | Horton |
| Giddings, John | Nursteed |
| Giddings, John, jun. | Potterne |
| Gilbert, Joseph, Esq. Jun | Beechingstoke |
| Gilbert, Henry Esq | ditto |
| Grant, John Esq | Manningford Bruce |
| Gitfard, William, Esq | Uphaven |
| Giddings, James | Urchfont |
| Giddings, Charles | ditto |
| Goodman, Rev. M.H. | Oar |
| Gale, Rev. T.H. | Woodborough |
| Gough, Richard | Catcombe |
| Glass, Jas. | Ogbourn St.Andrew |
| Gardener, John | Marlborough |
| Gould, William | Aldbourne |
| Hooper, Peter | Corsham |
| Hulbert, William | ditto |
| Holboro, Isaac | North Wraxall |
| Holboro, Geo. | ditto |
| Hooper, Rev. John | Corsham |
| Holboro, Daniel | Sherston Magna |
| Howes, Rev. J.H. | Easton Grey |
| Hale, R.H.B. Esq. | Chalfield |
| Hale, R.B. Esq. | ditto |
| Hayward, Jacob | Whitley and Shaw |
| Hulbert, Thos. | Chalfield |
| Harding, John | Holt |
| Holtway, William | Bradford |
| Hayward, Hezekiah | Melksham |
| Hamson, Thomas | Earl Stoke |
| Harding, James | Woodrew |
| Hale, William Esq | Southwick |
| Heneage, G.H.W. Esq | Compton Bassett |
| Hancock, Edward | ditto |
| Humphreys, Robert | Heddington |
| Heale, Ralph | ditto |
| Hayward, John | West Lavington |
| Hughes, William | Devizes |
| Headley, Henry Esq. M.D. | ditto |
| Hull, James | ditto |
| Hitchcock, Henry | Allcannings |
| Hayward, John | ditto |
| Hayward, Joseph | Beechingstoke |
| Hookins, John | Etchilhampton |
| Hitchcock, Simon | Stanton St. Bernard |
| Hayter, Thomas | Wilsford |
| Hillier, Jesse | Savernake |
| Hissey, Maurice | Buttermere |
| Hawkins, William | Wexcombe |
| Hazell, Wm. | Ramsbury |
| Halcomb, John Esq | Marlborough |
| Halcomb, Thomas Esq | ditto |
| Halcomb, William | Mildenhall |
| Ings, Edward | Devizes |
| Iveson, John | Great Bedwin |
| Jones, Henry | Luckington |
| Jones, W.F. | ditto |
| Jones, John, Esq | Box |
| Jones, John, Esq | Woolley |
| Jones, Daniel | Seend |
| Jessett, Moses | Buttermere |
| Keddle, J.C. Esq | Corsham |
| Kinnier, Captain | ditto |
| Knotley, Silas | Great Bedwin |
| Little, Thomas | Biddestone |
| Long, D.J. Esq | Monkton Farleigh |
| Ludlow, H.G.G. Esq | Heywood House |
| Long, Chas. | Bradford |
| Lewis, John | Bulkington |
| Lavington, Thomas, jun | Poulshot |
| Long, Walter, Esq | Bayntan House |
| Long, Captain | Bayntan |
| Long, Rev. W. | ditto |
| Ludlow, W.H. Esq | Seend |
| Locke, Francis | Rowdeford |
| Locke, Wadham Esq | ditto |
| Lyne, William | Nursteed |
| Lye, Jas. John | Potterne |
| Lanfear, W.F. | Ramsbury |
| Liddiard, James | Aldbourne |
| Lyon, William | ditto |
| Mortimer, John | Chippenham |
| Methuen, Paul, Esq | Corsham |
| Moule, Charles | Melksham |
| Moggeridge, John, Esq | Bradford |
| Meech, Robert | Westbury |
| Milsom, Thos. | Melksham |
| Myles, Thomas | ditto |
| May, William Henry | Market Lavington |
| Montague, Captain J.W. | Willcott |
| Montague, Captain Jas. W. | ditto |
| Miles, John | Wexcombe |
| Meyrick, Rev.Edmund, D.D. | Ramsbury |
| Meyrick, Rev. Arthur | ditto |
| Middleton, Rev. Henry | Bishopstone |
| Matthews, Richard | Kennett |
| Matthews, Richard, jun. | Kennett |
| Merriman, Thomas | Marlborough |
| Merriman, Thomas B | ditto |
| Newman, Elver | Castle Coombe |
| Norris, T.G. | Tilset |
| Norris, Richard | ditto |
| Nicholas, Captain John, R.N. | Cheverell Parva |
| Neate, Stephen | Aldbourn |
| Neate, Stephen Richard | ditto |
| Neate, Francis Webb | ditto |
| Neat, George | Winterbourn Monkton |
| Oram, Wm. | Woolley |
| Ollivier, Major | Melksham |
| Pinchin, George | Box |
| Pinnegar, Broom | Chippenham |
| Pinchin, Joseph, jun. | Colerne |
| Pinnegar, Broom | Kelwa.s [?] |
| Penruddocke, Captain G. | Limpley Stoke |
| Pyle, Joel | Priory |
| Pinnegar, Henry | Westbury |
| Phillips, J.L. Esq. | Canhold |
| Price, Edward T. | Melksham |
| Porter, William | Hinton |
| Pocock, James | Semington |
| Puget, R.S. Esq. | Seend |
| Peniger, John | Compton Bassett |
| Perry, Thomas | Nursteed |
| Pile, Robert, jun. | Alton Barnes |
| Pollhill, E.G. Esq. | Charlton |
| Pierce, Robert | Cheverill Parva |
| Peck, Jasper, Esq. | Manningford Bruce |
| Poore, Sir Edward, Bart. | Rushall |
| Pontin, John | Oar |
| Puckeridge, James | Draycott |
| Pyke, Thomas | Wootton Rivers |
| Pyke, Thomas Henry | ditto |
| Payn, John | Little Bedwin |
| Pyke, Thomas Henry | Pewsey |
| Pearce, John, Esq. | Leverton |
| Pearce, John, jun. Esq. | ditto |
| Pearce, Nicholas | ditto |
| Pyke, Thomas | Pewsey |
| Pragnell, John | Great Bedwin |
| Popham, Francis | Froxfield |
| Popham, Edw. | ditto |
| Popham, E. W. L. Esq. | Littlecot |
| Pumphrey, Edmund | West Overton |
| Price, David | Marlborough |
| Rogers, John | Box |
| Rumnings, Thos. | Lacock |
| Reeks, John | Broughton Gifford |
| Redman, Wm. | Wingfield |
| Redman, Thos. | Beanacre |
| Redman, Wm. | Melksham |
| Ryall, Thos. | Beanacre |
| Rowden, Joel | Uphaven |
| Smith, Joseph | Bremhill |
| Stoner, William | Kingswood |
| Stanhouse, Rev. H. | Biddestone |
| Skeate, John | North Wraxall |
| Skeate, Ralph | Yatton Keynall |
| Sumpsion, Michael | Colerne |
| Smith, James, jun. | Chippenham |
| Scrope, G.P. Esq. | Castle Coombe |
| Spencer, W. jun. | Chalfield |
| Smith, James, jun. | Broughton Gifford |
| Saunders, T.H. Esq. | Bradford |
| Saunders, T.B. Esq. | ditto |
| Saunders, John, Esq. | Leigh and Woolley |
| Stone, William | Winsley |
| Singer, J.T. | Westbury |
| Sheppard, Edward, Esq. | Holt |
| Seagrim, E. F. Esq. | Bratton |
| Seagrim, W. B. Esq. | ditto |
| Shrappnell, R.H. | Hilperton |
| Spackman, William | Chalfield |
| Slade, Nelson | Bayntun |
| Smith, Sidney | Seend |
| Stiles, Robert | Whitley |
| Sloper, Mark | Bourton and Easton |
| Skeate, Wm. | Horton |
| Salmon, William W. | Week |
| Sainsbury, Wm. | West Lavington |
| Smith, Rev. Alfred | Old Park |
| Stobbert, Thos. | Market Lavington |
| Simpkins, Edwin | Stanton St.Bernard |
| Stratton, Jacob | Wilsford |
| Somerset, Thomas | Wotton Rivers |
| Self, Philip | Tidcombe |
| Smith, John Thomas | Ramsbury |
| Sheppard, John | ditto |
| Spearing, William, sen. | Eastridge |
| Spearing, Wm., jun. | ditto |
| Stiles, Robert | Ogbourne St.Andrew |
| Somerset, R.M. | Marlborough |
| Stratton, John | West Overton and Shaw |
| Stratton, William | ditto |
| Seymour, John R. | Ramsbury |
| Smith, Henry John | Marlborough |
| Stroud, Joseph | Baydon |
| Tanner, William | Kingswood |
| Trinder, Francis | Corsham |
| Talbot, W.H.F. Esq. | Lacock Abbey |
| Timbrell, Thomas, Esq. | Trowbridge |
| Timbrell, Charles | Leigh and Woolley |
| Taylor, S.W. Esq. | Earl Stoke |
| Taylor, Simon | Coulstone |
| Taylor, Wm. | Keevil |
| Tubb, John | Berwick Bassett |
| Taylor, George | Hewish |
| Tinker, William | Littleton Pannell |
| Tinker, William, jun. | ditto |
| Tanner, Edward | Tidcombe |
| Tanner, Edward, Esq. | Wexcombe |
| Tilley, Thos. | West Overton and Shaw |
| Uncles, T.B. | Stanley |
| Uncles, Isaac | Chippenham |
| Viveash, Simeon | Calne |
| Vaisey, Edmund | Milden Hall |
| Whitworth, William, Esq. | Bremhill |
| Wiltshire, William | Corsham |
| Webber, Wm. Esq. | Trowbridge |
| Woods, John | ditto |
| Whitaker, William | Bratton |
| Watson, Rev.George | Earl Stoke |
| Waite, Charles | Whaddon |
| Washbourne, John | Yatesbury |
| Wayte, William | Calne |
| White, William | Potterne |
| Willis, William [?] | Eastcott |
| Wroughton, G.W. | Willcott |
| Winter, George | Pewsey |
| Whitmarsh, John | Milton |
| Warwick, Guy | ditto |
| Waldron, Lovegrove | Eastridge |
| Williams, John | Marlborough |
| Waite, John | Overton |
| Woodman, William | Aldbourne |
| Ward, Thomas R. Esq. | Marlborough |
| Woodman, John | ditto |
| Williams, John | Baydon |
| Waldon, John | Whitton-ditch |
| Yeates, Thomas | Monkton Farleigh |
| Yerbury, Francis, Esq. | Bradford |
| Yerbury, J.W. Esq. | ditto |
| Young, John | Marden |
List (2) Game Keepers not being Assessed Servants, at �3 13s 6d each.
Beck, William, for the Manor of Southcott and Kepnall
Beames, George, jun. appointed by the Hon.C.W.Wyndham, for Allington and Fowlswick
Etty, John, by R.B.Slade, Esq. for Cottles & Atworth
Goodyear, Robert, by Devizes and Executors of the late R.B.Deverell, Esq. for Earidge[?] cum Yatton, and other Lands and Estates on Colerne.
Gibbs, John, by Hon.C.W. Wyndham, for Slaughterford
Harding, John, by Col.Forster, for Holt
Huntley, William, for Pomberry and Wingfield
Miles, W. by Jones Long, Esq. for Monkton Farleigh, South Wraxall, and Cumberwall
Miles, Reuben for Hundred of Bradford
New, James, for Urchfont
New, James, for Easterton
Palmer, Richard for King's College, Cambridge, for Ogbourne St.George and Ogbourne St.Andrew
Russ, Harry, by --- Norris, Esq. for Lowden and Sheldon
Watts, Robert, for Potterne
List (3) Game Keepers being Assessed Servants, at �1 5s each.
Bull, Robert, appointed by the Marquis of Lansdowne, for the Manor of Calne and Calstone, the Prebend Manor of Calne and Bowood
Barnett, Thomas, by William Fowle, Esq. for Chute Forest
Butler, Thomas, by John Pearce, Esq. for Leverton and Calcott
Barnett, Joseph, by E.W.L. Popham, Esq., for Littlecott, Rudge, &c.
Bennett, William, by Paul Methuen, Esq., for Corsham, Biddestone, St.Nicholas, and Beanacre
Brown, Charles, by Mrs.Smith, for Easton Grey
Bailey, John, by --- Clutterbuck, Esq., for Southwick
Cattle, Charles, by W.H.F.Talbot, Esq., for Lacock and Lands in Nethermore
Dicks, George, by John Wittaker, Esq., for Farrwood, Cutteridge, and Overcourt
Farr, Benjamin, by Silvanus Bevan, Esq., for Fosbury
Gardener, James, by John Grant, Esq., Manningford Bruce and Manningford Abbott
Gibbons, George, by Mrs.Dickenon, for Bowden Park
Hibberd, Charles, by Earl Radnor, for Lavington Rectory, Luvington Dauntsey, and Littleton Pannell
Harewood, Stephen, by Sir Edward Poore, Bart., for Rushall, Charlton, and Cattenham Farms
Knight, William, by B.J.A. Angell, Esq., for Studley
Lawrence, Robert, by Paul Methuen, Esq., for Beanacre
Merchant, Elias, by Marquis of Lansdowne, for Bremhill
Merrick, Moses, by T.G. Bucknell Estcourt, Esq., for Bishops Cannings
Newman, George, by T.C.Montague, Esq., for Beanacre
Northeast, John, by Mrs.Ludlow, for the Hundred of Westbury
Northeast, John, by Mrs.Ludlow, for North Bradley
Shier, Isaac, by E.W.L. Popham, Esq., for Chilton Folliatt, Charnham Street, North Standen, and Oakhill.
Tugwell, William, by F.C.Montague, Esq., for Alderton
Wort, George, by George Wroughton Wroughton, Esq., for Wilcott
Woods, John, by T.Timbrell, Esq., for Trowbridge.
Made up to the 1st of September 1827.
By order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes.
Edward Bates, Secretary
James Foot, Surveyor