Newspaper Transcripts
Some Selected Reports from The Windsor and Eton Express
9th September 1826
To Pawnbrokers and Others
Notice is hereby given, that if any shop articles,
wearing apparel, or other property belonging to me, are
purchased of my wife, Maria Piper, the person so offending will
be prosecuted; nor will I be accountable for any debts she may contract.
Charles Piper, Gunmaker, Windsor.
Sept. 5, 1826.
We, whose names are hereunder written, do hereby give notice to all qualified persons, not to trespass in any of the lands or grounds occupied by us, or any or either of us, situate and being in the parish of Old Windsor, in the county of Berks; and all unqualified persons trespassing will be prosecuted.
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| Richard Isherwood | |
| C.A.Cantrell | Francis Agar |
| Robert Friend | William Thorn |
| Thos.Mills, jun. | Thos.Mills |
Old Windsor, Aug.26, 1826.
Manors of Datchet and Ditton
Notice , is hereby given, that a strict watch will be kept in these Manors for the preservation of Game and the prevention of Trespass, and any person found poaching or trespassing will be proceeded against according to law.
Ditton Park, Aug 26.
We, whose names are here undersigned, do hereby give notice that all qualified persons are requested for the future not to sport on any of the Lands or Grounds occupied by us, or any or either of us situate and being in the parish of Datchet, in the county of Bucks; and all unqualified persons trespassing after this notice will be prosecuted according to law.
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| Thomas Adams | Edward Jennings |
| Mrs.R.Goodwin | George Styles |
| J.Goodwin | Robert Styles |
Windsor and Eton
On Monday last the Corporation of Windsor met at the Town Hall, for the election of a Mayor and other officers of the Borough, for the ensuing year. After attending divine service at the parish church, Mr.John Voules was elected Mayor, J.Clode, Esq., Justice, and Mr.John Secker and Mr.Charles Layton, Bailiffs. A sumptuous dinner was given on the occasion, by our present worthy chief magistrate, at the Town Hall. The dessert and wines were of the finest quality.
On Wednesday evening the Lord Bishop of Salisbury arrived at the Castle, where apartments had been provided for his lordship in Salisbury Tower. At eleven o'clock the following morning his lordship proceeded to the parish church, and performed the impressive ceremony of confirmation upon upwards of 400 persons. Archdeacon Fisher and several clergymen from the neighbourhood were present.
The names of our highly respected members, J.Ramsbottom, Esq., and Sir R.H.Vivian, drew a most numerous and elegant audience to the Theatre on Tuesday evening, when Paul Pry made his last intrusion for the season; the inquires of this gentlemen were succeeded by the farce of Raising the Wind, which bore off its usual share of laughter and applause. The melodrama of the Miller and his Men has been submitted to the public in a most creditable manner, and appeared to afford general satisfaction, but we must reserve our chief meed of praise for the very efficient manner in which the popular drama of the Pilot has been brought forward. We did not conceive it possible that so much scenic effect could have been produced on so small a stage. The part of the Pilot was ably performed by Mr.Younge, as was that of the Lieutenant by Mr.Mercer, and making allowance for a little high colouring, perhaps necessary to the character, Mr.Weimer[?] turned out a "pretty considerably genuine Yankee," Long Tom Coffin stood forth the favourite of the night, and was very cleverly acted by Mr.M.Penley. We think the manager rather unmindful of his own interest in not having produced the Pilot somewhat earlier in the season, as that comparatively few persons can at present be gratified in witnessing its representation. On Tuesday next the Mayor and Corporation honour the theatre with their patronage; and on the Saturday a variety of [..] entertainment will be given for the benefit of the manager, being the last night of the season.
At the sitting of the magistrates on Thursday, George Hester, baker, of Eton, was held on bail to keep the peace for twelve months, for threatening to shoot Mrs.Lamb, of the Crispin, Thames-street.
On Tuesday a fatal accident occurred at the Cavalry Barracks. A man named Rock, whilst attending his horses in the stable, received a severe kick in the abdomen; he was immediately taken to the hospital, where he lingered in great agony till the following day when he expired. The deceased was about 50 years old, and has been in the regiment as driver to the train waggons for many years.
On Tuesday last, the return match of cricket was played on Uxbridge Common, between the Etonian cricket club and eleven gentlemen of Uxbridge, which was decided in favour of the former in one innings and twenty-three runs; a second game, to be decided in one innings was also played, and was won by the Etonians with three wickets to go down.
William Doe Belcher, Esq., is chosen Mayor of Abingdon, Mr.E.Cheer, the Mayors Bailiff, and Mr.Baker the Commoner's Bailiff.
Public Dinner to the Marquis of Chandos.
The independent and constitutional conduct of the Marquis of Chandos, as one of the representatives of the county of Buckingham in parliament, having the decided approbation of a considerable number of Freeholders in the town and neighbourhood of Marlow, they are desirous of testifying the respect and regard they entertain of the upright, spirited, and zealous manner in which his lordship has discharged his parliamentary duties, and have therefore invited the Marquis to a Public Dinner, at the Town Hall, Great Marlow, on Wednesday the 13th of September, at Four o'clock, which invitation his Lordship has been pleased to accept.
Stewards.
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| The Right.Hon.Lord Boston | The Rev.Wm.M.Bradford |
| The Right.Hon Sir Geo.Warrender, Bart., M.P. | The Rev.Charles Fanshaw |
| Sir Charles Hulse, Bart. | Joseph Wright, Esq. |
| Gen.Sir G.Nugent, Bart, M.P. | James Long, Esq. |
| Vice Adm. Sir J.Morris, K.C.B. | William Robarts, Esq. |
| Colonel Clayton | George Ellison, Esq. |
| C.E.Nugent, Esq. | Thomas Rolls, Esq. |
| General O'Loghlen | William Lunnon[?], Esq. |
| Colonel Higginson | William Hexter, Esq. |
| G.Dupre, Esq. | Henry Round, Esq. |
| W.Wyndham, Esq. | Joseph Townsend, Esq. |
| Richard Lovegrove, Esq. |
Tickets to be had, 12s each, of the undermentioned gentlemen, John Charsley, Esq., Beaconsfield; John Nash, Esq., Wycombe, in the absence of William Hexter, Esq., Eton, Mr.Williams, Eton; and Mr.Joshua Rolls, Great Marlow.
Wendover and Buckingham Turnpike
Tolls to Be Let
Notice is hereby Given, that a Meeting of the Trustees of the Turnpike Road from Wendover to the Town of Buckingham, will be Holden at the White Hart Inn, in Aylesbury, on Friday, the 15th Day of September next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at which meeting, between the hours of Eleven and Two, all and every the Tolls, additional Tolls for Overweights, and additional Tolls on Narrow-Wheels, arising and payable at the Walton Toll Gate, and all and every Tolls, and additional Tolls on Narrow-Wheels, arising and payable at the Holman's Bridge Toll Gate, upon the said Road, under and by virtue of an Act passed in the Fiftieth Year of His late Majesty's Reign, intitled , "An Act for more effectually Repairing and Improving the Road from Wendover to the Town of Buckingham," and also under, and by virtue of two other Acts of Parliament, passed respectively in the Third and Fourth Years of his present Majesty's Reign, "For regulating Turnpike Roads, " will be Let By Auction to the best Bidder or Bidders, for the term of one whole Year, commencing from Twelve o'clock at Noon on the 16th Day of September next, in the manner directed by the said Acts, and which Tolls were severally Let in the preceding Year at the respective Sums following, viz:-
Walton Gate �775
Holman's Bridge Gate �500
Above the expenses of collecting the same, and will be put up at those sums respectively.
Whoever happens to be the best Bidder or Bidders must at the same time pay one month in advance of the Item, at which such Tolls may be respectively let, and give security, with two sufficient Sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, for payment of the remainder of the money, monthly, or in such other proportions as shall be directed. And Notice is hereby further given, that no offer or bidding will be accepted unless the Sureties proposed by such Bidder are present at the Meeting, to execute the Lease or Agreement. And the said Meeting will be also held for transacting of other general business relating to the Turnpike Trust.
Thomas Tindal, Clerk to the Trustees,
Aylesbury, Aug 3d, 1826.
Aylesbury
We perceive, by this weeks paper, an addition of several gentlemen's names, as stewards to the dinner intended to be given to the Marquis of Chandos, at Great Marlow, on Wednesday next. We understand a great number of gentlemen in the neighbourhood have signified their intention of attending; indeed, from the very spirited manner in which it has been taken up, little or no doubt can be entertained of having a large party. It must be truly gratifying to the Noble Marquis to see such a number of highly respectable gentlemen taking up the cause, and not less gratifying to the freeholders, to have cause, and not less gratifying to the freeholders, to have a representative whose character and abilities are held in such high estimation. Sir Wm.Clayton, Bart., will fill the chair; and the very high respect in which the worthy Baronet is held will doubtless be an additional inducement for many to attend. Several professional gentlemen are engaged to amuse the company.
Wednesday last was the day fixed for the return match between the Aylesbury and Leighton cricket clubs, but the morning lowered, and the rain fell so heavily, that it was evident that the game must be abandoned for the day. Notwithstanding, however, the unpropitious state of the weather, the Leighton men were true to their appointment, and drove into Aylesbury about 10 o'clock in the morning, but after a conference with their opponents, they came to a decision which the state of the weather and of the ground rendered not only prudent but also unavoidable - namely, to defer the game rine die on account of the near approach of winter. The day was not, however, wholly lost, for the clubs of the two towns dined together at the Bell inn, and passed their time until the evening in the greatest conviviality.
Yesterday a match of cricket was played at Aylesbury between Mr.J.Goode, Mr.C.Ward, and Mr.W.Read, against Mr.Lucas, Mr.W.Perrin, and Mr.W.Ratt, for �3 a side, which was won by the former in a single innings.
As the Rev.Wm.Howard, of Hogstone, accompanied by his lady, was descending the hill at Padbury, on his road to Buckingham, on Wednesday se'nnight, in his gig, the horse fell and cut himself severely. Mr.H, although thrown some distance, was, we are happy to say, not seriously hurt. Mrs.Howard escaped without receiving any injury.
Last week, one of the keepers in Whaddon Chase, fell from a tree, where he had placed himself to shoot deer, and broke his leg. The poor man is, however, likely to do well.
On Monday last a most distressing occurrence took place at the house of a respectable farmer at Little Kimble, Bucks, which became the subject on inquiry on the following day before J.Charsley, Esq., the coroner, who then held an inquisition on the body of Celia White, a single woman aged about 20[?] years - From the evidence adduced it appeared that on Monday the deceased was observed to go ....
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Genuine Wines
Aylesbury Bucks.
For Sale By Mr.C.Hayward
On Monday, the 18th of September, on the Premises of the George Inn, Aylesbury, at 10 o'clock.
The Entire Cellar of Genuine and Choice Wines of Mrs.Deverell, who is quitting the George Inn, consisting of Old Crusted Port from one to six years in bottles; Pale and Brown Sherry; Maderia, Claret, Champagne, and Vidonia; which will be sold in lots from three to five dozen, for the convenience of purchasers; samples of which will be produced at the sale, and which may be had previously by being paid for.
Catalogues may be had 10 days prior to the sale, at the Bell, Winslow; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; King's Arms, Bicester; Grayhound, Thame; Journal Office, Oxford; Red Lion, High Wycombe; Rose and Crown, Tring; King's Arms, Berkhamsted; Swan, Leighton; Griffin, Amersham.
Valuable Property At Cookham
Late belonging to Thomas Willmot, deceased.
To be Sold, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Sanford and another v. Willmot and others, with the approbation of James Trower, Esq., one of the masters of the said Court, at the Sun Inn, Maidenhead, in the County of Berks, on Wednesday, the 27th day of September next, at One o'clock in the afternoon.
In Six Lots
A Freehold Brick Messuage, garden, and outbuildings, at Cookham, in the occupation of Elizabeth Gibbs, Mary Lannon, and James Smith.
Four Small Freehold Cottages, garden, barn, &c., at Cookham, in the occupation of James Heath, William Willmot, John Tilling, and Thomas Smith.
An undivided moiety of a Freehold Brick Messuage, garden, and outbuildings, at Cookham, in the occupation of Mr.Lacey.
Two Freehold Cottages, with gardens, and appurtenances, at Sutton, near Cookham.
A valuable long Leasehold Brick Messuage, garden, and outbuildings, with the appurtenances, at Cookham, late in the occupation of Mrs.Langford. Also another Leasehold Brick Messuage, shop, workshop, outbuildings, and appurtenances, late in the occupation of Thomas Willmot, and now of his Widow.
A Leasehold Brick Messuage, with garden, and outbuildings, and about two acres of meadow land adjoining, at Cookham, in the occupation of Mrs.Kelly.
Also, a Leasehold Brick Cottage, garden, and outbuildings at Cookham, in the occupation of Mr.William Bennett.
Also, a Leasehold Farm House, barn, stable, and yard, and a small piece of ground used as a rick yard, at Cookham, in the occupation of John Allen. Also, Two Acres of Leasehold Meadow Land, in Cookham Marsh, in the occupation of Mrs.Willmot.
May be viewed by permission of the respective tenants, and printed particulars, and conditions of sale, had gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; at the Sun and White Hart inns, Maidenhead; at the premises in Mrs.Willmot's possession; at the principal inns at Great Marlow, High Wycombe, Beaconsfield, Henley, Windsor, and Slough; Bank, London; and of Messrs. G.T and R.Taylor, solicitors, 18, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn, London.
Sale Postponed
Messrs. Creed and Griffin beg respectfully to announce to the Public, that the Freehold Estate, comprising Two Brewers Public-house and Premises, situate in Back-street, Aylesbury, advertised for Sale by Auction, at the White Hart Inn, This Day, is Disposed Of By Private Contract.
Hemel Hempstead, September 6th, 1826.
Ellesborough, Near Wendover, Bucks
For Sale By Private Contract
A Freehold Dwelling House, used as a Grocer's and Baker's Shop, with Barn, Stable, Orchard, and a Close of Arable Land adjoining, in the occupation of Messrs.William and Thomas King - The estate entitles the purchaser to a vote for the county of Bucks and the hundreds of Aylesbury.
Apply to Mr.Walford, solicitor, Uxbridge.
Wanted
An Apprentice to a Grocer, a steady Youth, of respectable parents, who will be treated as one of the family. For terms, &c., apply to Mr.Hyde, grocer, Aylesbury.
Wanted a good Country Blacksmith
who understands shoeing, and country work in general. He will have a constant place and good wages. Apply personally, or by letter (post paid), to John Slark, Oakley Green, Bray.
To Road Makers, &c.
Princes Risborough to Thame Turnpike Road
Notice is hereby Given, that the Trustees of the said Road will, at a meeting to be holden at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Princes Risborough, on Monday, the 18th Day of September instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, receive tenders for forming and making a Road, from the town of Thame, in the County of Oxford, over a Field called Thame Field, in the same county, and over lands in the parish of Towersey, in the county of Bucks, to join a new road, recently formed in the said parish of Towersey, or for such part or parts thereof as shall be then agreed upon, nt[?] per pole, according to specifications to be seen in application to Mr.Richard Darvill, at the George Inn, Princes Risborough, where plans and particulars are deposited, the said Road is staked out and may be viewed.
The Contractor or Contractors will be required to give security for the due performance of the their contract within such time as the said meeting shall be agreed upon. By order of the Trustees.
George Fell, Clerk., Aylesbury 5th September, 1826.
County of Bucks
Game Duty - List I
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List of Persons who have obtained General Certificates (D) at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1826; made up to the 1st of September |
| Names |
and Places of Residence |
| Arnold, Wm, Esq. | Brandsfee |
| Atkinson, W.I., Esq. | Marlow Town |
| Atkins, Thos. | Langley |
| Allen, John | Iver |
| Atifield, James | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Allen, J.N., Esq. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Ashfield, W.Edwards | Stewkley |
| Arnott, George | Tingewick |
| Blake, Thos., jun. | Worminghall |
| Bull, Rev.I. | Aylesbury |
| Badrick, Robert | Bierton |
| Barnwell, Rev.John | Dinton |
| Buckinghamshire, Earl of | Great Hampden |
| Blythe, Samuel | Bierton |
| Brooks, James | Marlow Town |
| Bennell, John | Radnage |
| Blinko, John, jun. | Wooburn |
| Biddle, J. | Wycombe Borough |
| Bullock, Thomas | Fawley |
| Bygrave, Lay.E, Esq. | Ipstone |
| Blake, F. | Stoke |
| Bradford, Wm. | Beaconsfield |
| Bailey, Wm. | East Burnham |
| Brown, Edward | Chippenham |
| Batcock[?], T. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Botham, Wm. | Farnham Royal |
| Burke, E.F., Esq. | Penn |
| Briggenshaw, W.D. | Taplow |
| Batchelor, Thos. | Ashley Green |
| Ball, Robert | Chesham |
| Bauchier, J.,Col. | Brayfield |
| Battams, John | Hardmead |
| Bennett, M. | Bradwell Abbey |
| Bull, James | Hanslope |
| Bull, Wm. | Hanslope |
| Besant, Richard | Wolverton |
| Balding, Thos. | Haversham |
| Biggs, Edward | Aston Abbotts |
| Biggs, Benjamin | Cublington |
| Blick, Samuel | Dunton[?] |
| Badcock, S.,Captain | Drayton Beauchamp |
| Bartlett, P., Esq. | Buckingham |
| Bartlett, E., Esq. | Buckingham |
| Brown, Wm., sen. | Steeple Claydon |
| Briggs, Rev.I. | Thornborough |
| Brickwell, C.,Esq. | Leckhampstead |
| Brickwell, John | Leckhampstead |
| Baynes, Rev. A. | Adstock |
| Bennett, Rev.W.L. | Water Stratford |
| Buckingham & Chandos, K.G, His Grace the Duke of | Stowe |
| Currie, Murray | Waddesdon |
| Cooling, G. | Lower Winchendon |
| Chandos, the Most Noble Marquis of | Wotton Underwood |
| Collett, S.W. | St.Leonard's |
| Chown, T. | Bledlow Ridge |
| Carrington, G., Esq. | Gt.Missenden |
| Cubbage, W. | Princes Risboro |
| Collett, S.H. | Weston Turville |
| Cox, Thomas | Aylesbury |
| Curtis, Thos. | Hughenden |
| Clayton, E.G., Esq. | Great Marlow parish |
| Clayton, Sir W., Bart. | Great Marlow parish |
| Clayton, R.W., Esq. | Marlow Town |
| Cozens, J., jun. | Little Marlow |
| Clifford, Wm. | Wooburn |
| Crewe, F., Esq. | Wycombe Boro' |
| Coxwell, T,T., Rev. | Marlow Town |
| Champress, Rev. I. | Fulmer |
| Champess, E. | Fulmer |
| Coffin, I.C.P., Esq. | Fulmer |
| Cook, John, Esq. | Horton |
| Child, Wm. | Beaconsfield |
| Chipps, R. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Carter, James | Farnham Royal |
| Christmas, W., jun. | Hundridge |
| Crouch, Wm | Hedgerley Dean |
| Clarke, Wm., Esq. | Penn |
| Candee, John, Esq. | Beaconsfield |
| Chibnall, J. | Newport Pagnell |
| Congreve, J.F. | Stony Stratford |
| Clarke, G.O. | Simpson |
| Chester, C., Esq. | Chicherley |
| Clarke, H.E. | Newport Pagnell |
| Cook, T | Wingrove |
| Cobden, John | Stowe |
| Clarke, Wm. | Barton Hartshorn |
| Chapman, Thos. | Westbury |
| Causton, Rev. T.D.D. | Turweston |
| Causton, Rev. Charles | Turweston |
| Duver, J | Aston Sandford |
| Dashwood, Rev.H | Halton ? |
| Davis, T.J. | Great Missenden |
| Dell, Thomas | Aylesbury |
| Dashwood, G.H, Esq. | West Wycombe |
| Dennis, R. | Wycombe Borough |
| Davis, R.W., Esq. | Chepping Wycombe |
| Dupree, C.T., Esq. | Langley |
| Dyson, J. | Wexham |
| Drake, I.T., Esq. | Woodside |
| Drake, Rev.J.T. | Woodside |
| Drake, T.E, Esq. | Woodside |
| Dodd, John | Chenies |
| Douglas, J.A., Esq. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Dunscombe, Wm. | Dunton |
| Dowbiggin, Rev.J. | Slapton |
| Eagleton, John | Brill |
| Essex, Thomas | Hughenden |
| Emlyn, Henry | Eton |
| Everett, T. | Beaconsfield |
| Eggleton, D | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Eggleton, H.D. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Elliott, J. | Chesham Bois |
| Flowers, Wm. | Waddesdon |
| Frank, Richard | Waddesdon |
| Franklin, John, Esq. | Dinton |
| Freeman, W.P.W, Esq. | Fawley |
| Freeman, Wm., Esq. | Fawley |
| Fowler, T. | Chepping Wycombe |
| Fromow, J.P. | Wooburn |
| Fountain, Edward | Denham |
| Fountain, John | Denham |
| Freeman, Rev.G.W. | Fulmer |
| Freeman, Rev.D.D. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Fuller, B., Esq. | Hundridge |
| Fuller, John | Hundridge |
| Field, James | Benington |
| Fisher, Rev.John | Wavendon |
| Fisher, John, jun. | Wavendon |
| Fellowes, John, Esq. | Buckingham |
| Garrett, Thomas | Ashendon |
| Gibbons, P., Esq. | Bledlow Ridge |
| Goodall, Rev.W. | Dinton |
| Goodall, Rev.J.J. | Dinton |
| Grubb, John, Esq. | Horsendon |
| Grace, T. | Princes Risborough |
| Goodchild, John | Hambledon |
| Gibbs, John | Wycombe Boro |
| Grover, Rev.J.S. | Eton |
| Garray, E. | Eton |
| Goodson, Wm. | Iver |
| Gilbert, T., Esq. | Chippenham |
| Gurney, T. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Grimsdell, W. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Gaskell, W.H., Esq. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Grove, E. | Farnham Royal |
| Grenfell, G.G., Esq. | Taplow |
| Grenfell, H.R., Esq. | Taplow |
| Gomm, Wm. | Hundridge |
| Gomm, James | Chesham |
| Gurney, J.R. | Chenies |
| Garrard, S. | Wolverton |
| Gibbs, George | Simpson |
| Greaves, A. | Haversham |
| Gales[?], B.J. | Aston Abbotts |
| Gardner, Rev.T. | Bletchley |
| Harding, C.W. | Chilton |
| Heybourn, Wm | Bledlow |
| Hoare, Joseph, jun. | Wendover |
| Heath, Joseph | Marlow Town |
| Humber, Wm | Fulmer |
| Harvey, R., Esq. | Langley |
| Hickman, H. | Langley |
| Hitchcock, Wm. | Beaconsfield |
| Hollier, John | Boveney |
| How, James | Chesham |
| Hill, James | Chesham |
| Hyde, F.A., Esq. | Chenies |
| Hepburn, G., jun. | Chesham |
| Hepburn, G., Esq. | Chesham |
| Hyatt, Henry | Lattimers |
| Handscomb, W.H. | Newport Pagnell |
| Hale, Thomas | Emberton |
| Hale, George | Emberton |
| Holland, George | Hardwick |
| Howard, Wm | Hogston |
| Hanmer[?], Capt. H | Soulbury |
| Hooton, Wm | Bradwell |
| Harper, Wm | Twyford |
| Harper, Thos. | Poundon |
| Harper, Richard | Charndon |
| Hoare, H.R., Esq. | Lillingston Dayrell |
| Henson, Richard | Maidsmorton |
| Irby, Hon.W.D. | Hedsor |
| Ives, Thos. | Great Missenden |
| Jennings, Edward | Tepton |
| Jocelyn, Hon.J. | Fulmer |
| Jones, Rev.W. | Chalfont St.Giles |
| Jones, T., Esq. | Great Missenden |
| King, Sir, J.D., Bart. | Halton |
| Kirkman, A., Esq. | Waterside |
| King, Richard | Hambledon |
| Kitelee, Rich. | Castle Thorpe |
| Knapp, M., Esq. | Shenley |
| Ledbrook, J., Esq. | Fleet Marston |
| Lovett, M., Esq. | Brandsfee |
| Lord, James | Hambledon |
| Lunnon, William | Hedsor |
| Lunnon, T | Wooburn |
| Langton, W., Esq. | Chippenham |
| Lasenby, Henry | Charteridge |
| Lowndes, Rev.R. | North Crawley |
| Lucas, Jame, jun. | Wingrave |
| Lucas, Edward | Wingrave |
| Law, William | Gawcott |
| Ledbrooke, T., Esq. | Buckingham |
| Lines, John | Preston Bissett |
| Lee, Rev.F. | Preston Bissett |
| Marks, Richard | Quainton |
| March, John | Eton |
| Mason, H.B. | Iver |
| Montague, Lord | Stoke |
| Mason, Edmund | East Burnham |
| Mason, R.P. | Farnham Royal |
| Mason, Wm. | Farnham Royal |
| Marshall, C. | Hedgerley Dean |
| Meacham, Thomas | Calverton |
| Mead, John | Hogston |
| Morrice, G. | Newport Pagnell |
| Macnamara, M. | Buckingham |
| Morgan, Geo., Esq. | Biddlesden |
| Morgan, E., Esq. | Biddlesden |
| Morgan, H., Esq. | Biddlesden |
| Morgan, A., Esq. | Biddlesden |
| Morgan, F., Esq. | Biddlesden |
| Marsham, Rec.C | Caversfield |
| Newman, D.B.J, Esq. | Weston Turville |
| Norris, L.J. | Princes Risborough |
| Nugent, G.E., Esq. | Little Marlow |
| Nugent, E.G., Esq. | Little Marlow |
| Newman, John | Iver |
| Nicholl, W. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Nash, Thos. | North Crawley |
| Parsons, John | Brill |
| Parsons, William | Brill |
| Perrin, William | Aylesbury |
| Perrin, Wm., jun. | Aylesbury |
| Payne, John | Aylesbury |
| Potter, Jas. | Great Missenden |
| Palhill, Wm., Esq. | Aylesbury |
| Pope, John | Fawley |
| Pearson, H., Esq. | Great Marlow |
| Peto, Wm. | Great Marlow |
| Plaistow, R. | High Wycombe |
| Pegg, William | Wooburn |
| Puddephatt, Thomas | Denham |
| Pugh, William | Horton |
| Passmore, E. | Wyrardisbury |
| Perreyman, J. | East Burnham |
| Pocock, John | Boveney |
| Peak, T., jun. | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Pope, Thomas | Waterside |
| Praed, J.B., Esq. | Tyrringham |
| Pretyman, Rev.J. | Sherrington |
| Penrose, C. | Little Brickhill |
| Peace, Rev.E | Wolverton |
| Pinfold, Rev.C | Chicherley |
| Pain, William | Wingrove |
| Poulett, John, Esq. | Addington |
| Palmer, Felix | Caversfield |
| Perkins, C., Esq. | Twyford |
| Quartley, Rev. H. | Wolverton |
| Ridgway, J. | Fleet Marston |
| Reynolds, J. | Long Crendon |
| Reynolds, Henry | Long Crendon |
| Rose, George | Westcott |
| Rose, B.T. | Lower Winchendon |
| Rose, Wm. | Waddesdon |
| Read, Wm. | Aylesbury |
| Rotten, Richard | Bradenham |
| Redrap[?], Abel | Saunderton |
| Rixon, John | Turville |
| Robinson, Wm. | Wexham |
| Roberts, R.W.H. | Eton |
| Rance, James | Beaconsfield |
| Robinson, Rev Sir J | Beaconsfield |
| Rolfe, J | Chalfont St.Peter |
| Riley, James | Chicherley |
| Rogers, Richard | Hanslope |
| Ridgeway, Thomas | Bourton |
| Sanders, J | Fleet Marston |
| Stone, John | Long Crendon |
| Simons, Richard | Quarrendon |
| Stone, John | Aylesbury |
| Senior, T.J. | Walton |
| Smee, John | St.Leonards |
| Shelton, James | Ellesborough |
| Seamons, Josiah | Hulcott |
| Smith, J., Esq. | Princes Risborough |
| Stone, John | Radnage |
| Spicer, J.G., Freeman | Wooburn |
| Shard, Charles, Esq. | Hedgerley |
| Sullivan, Hon I.A. | Iver |
| Swabey, M., Esq. | Langley |
| Spicer, S., Esq. | Penn |
| Stevens, George | Waterside |
| Stuttbery, John | Hundridge |
| Sipthorpe, Wm | Simpson |
| Scott, John | Haversham |
| Swabey, W., Esq. | Clifton Raynes |
| Smyth, Rev.Wm | Lathbury |
| Seabrook, J | Whitchurch |
| Sear, John | Bourton |
| Sheppard, Sir T.C, Bart. | Thurnton |
| Stockley, R., sen. | Steeple Claydon |
| Scott, T. | Lillingstone Dayrell |
| Smithson, D[?], Esq. | Maidsmorton |
| Seabrook, Ron. | Thornborough |
| Turner, Rev. T.B. | Woolton Underwood |
| Terry, Wm. | Worminghall |
| Terry, Joseph | Quarrendon |
| Turvey, J.G. | Aylesbury |
| Thorpe, H. | Aylesbury |
| Tyler, Thos. | Fingest |
| Townsend, Wm. | Medmenham |
| Thompson, Jas, Esq. | Iver |
| Tollemach, Hon., C. | Iver |
| Thompson, Wm. | Stoke |
| Trumper, Wm. | Tepton |
| Trumper, J. | Tepton |
| Turner, Wm, Esq. | Wingrove |
| Tattam, J. | Whitchurch |
| Tatham, Rev.E.D.D. | Twyford |
| Tomkins, Wm. | Padbury |
| Turner, Rev.Chas. | Wendover |
| Thorpe, John | Aylesbury |
| Vincent, Rev.F. | Hughendon |
| Wilson, Rev.R. | Middle Claydon |
| Woolhead, Wm. | Great Missenden |
| Wells, F., Esq. | Aylesbury |
| Windows, Rich, Esq. | Ipstone |
| Webb, J., jun. | Great Marlow parish |
| Wyndham, W., Esq. | Great Marlow parish |
| Withers, Thos. | Radnage |
| Wright, Wm., Esq. | Turville |
| Wilson, John | Turville |
| Winter, Wm. | Wycombe Boro' |
| White, Henry | Wycombe Boro' |
| Way, B., Esq. | Denham |
| White, Henry | Datchet |
| Watson, Burton | Beaconsfield |
| Williamson, T. | Farnham Royal |
| Warrington, R., jun. | Farnham Royal |
| Wright, T. | Chesham |
| Weller, John, Esq. | Franchise |
| Weedon, Wm. | Chesham |
| Wing, Rev.John | Chenies |
| Whitworth, Robert | Brayfield |
| Wilkinson, Wm. | Stoney Stratford |
| Worley, T. | Stoney Stratford |
| Williams, J., jun. | Willen |
| Ward, J. | Chicherley |
| Wroth, Rev. W.B. | Eddlesborough |
| Woodman, B.E. | Stewkley |
| Young, Rev.C. | Eton |
Game Duty - List II
List of Persons you have obtained Gamekeepers Certificates C at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1826; made up to the 1st of September.
Alder, Thos. Appointed by R.G.Russell, Esq., for Chequers.
Allen, Rob., by E.Watts, Esq., for Hanslope cum Castle Thorpe
Blake, Wm., by Sir T.D.Aubrey, Bart., for Brill with its Members, Boarstall, in the county of Bucks, and Piddington with its Members in county of Oxford.
Bigg, John for Coran
Bray, Wm., by Sir.S.B.Morland, Bart., for Great Kimble and Little Kimble.
Bunyan, Geo., by Lord Carrington, for Moulsoe.
Barley, John, by T.H.Hayes, Esq., for Water Stratford.
Blake, James, for Turweston.
Calloway, John, for Astwood
Coleman, Thos., by Mrs.Hanmer, for Smewens, Linslade, and Chemscott.
Durrant, Thomas, by Lady Lovett, for Southbury and Hollingdon
Fenemere, Wm., for Biddlesden, Bucks, Pentimore and Westleys in Bradley, Prentice in Wappenham and Syresham, all in the county of Northampton.
Goodall, Geo., Esq., by the Rev.Wm.Goodall, for Dinton and its Dependancies.
Goldswain, Richard, by Sir.G.Nugent, Bart, for Little Marlow.
Goodman, Wm, by Wm.S.Lowndes, Esq., for Broughton and Hallowes
Gee, Richard, by S.Tibbutt, Esq., for Lathbury
Hawes, Richard, by Wm.Beesley, Gent., for Shabbington.
Pitcher, Wm., by Sir W.Leighton, for Turville.
Phillips, Noah, by the Rev.W.Dennison, for Wavendon.
Rose, Joseph, by the Duke of Marlborough, for Winchendon, Waddesdon, Ham, and Westcott.
Smith, John, by the Hon.H.G.Bennett, for Chilton
Smith, John, by J.Eagleton, Gent., for Easington
Smith, H, by E.Watts, Esq., for Stoke Singleton and Tatnell-end.
Templar, William , for Marsh Gibbon.
Webb, Richard, by Sir.W.Clayton, Bart., for Widmere.
Game Duty - List III
List of Persons you have obtained Gamekeepers Certificates (A and B) at the Rate of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the Year 1826; made up to the 1st of September.
Attfield, James, appointed by Thomas Allen, Esq., for Chalfont St.Giles.
Aris, John, by Chas.Wvatt and Wm.Sutthery, Esquires, Trustees to the Estate of Wm.Lowndes, deceased, for Hundridge and Grove.
Allum, Joseph, by Robert Harvey, Esq., for Langley.
Anstee, Joseph, by His Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, K.G., for Hillesden, Preston, Bissett, Preston Bissett-cum-Cowley, and the Prebend End of Buckingham with Gawcott.
Butt, Robert, by Robert Trevor, Esq., for Little Hampden.
Buckland, Thomas, by John Popple, Esq., for Allards, Huntercombe, and Burnham.
Buckland, William, by Lord Viscount Kirkwall, for Taplow
Clutterbuck, John, by the Most Noble the Marquis of Chandos, for Wotton, Ashendon cum Pollicott, Nether Winchendon, and Long Crendon.
Chipps, Richard, by Robert Hibbert, Esq., for Brudenells
Copestakes, Wm., by Earl Howe, for Penn, Seagroves, Holmer , and Beamond.
Cobden, John, by His Grace the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, K.G., for Stowe, Luffield, Gorrell, Boycott (Oxon), Redclive cum Chackmore, Maidsmorton, Fescott, Barton in Thornborough, and Stockholt in Akely, Bucks.
Cobden, John, by the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, K.G., for Astwell and Falcott, in the county of Northampton.
Floyd, Joseph, by G.Carrington, Esq., for Great Missenden.
Goffe, John, by Wm.Praed, Esq., for Tyringham cum Filgrave, Emberton, Sherrington, and Broughton.
Horton, James, by the Rev.Sir George Lee, Bart., for Hartwell with Stone.
House, William, by Sir Wm.Clayton, Bart., for Harleyford
Harvey, Daniel, by the Rt.Hon.Lord Grenville, for Hitcham.
Hyatt, Henry, by Lord G.Cavendish, for Great Chesham, Chesham, Higham, Chesham Bury, Chesham Leicester, Raynes, and Lattimers, Bucks, and Islehempstead, Herts.
Hillsditch, John , by the Hon.James Sullivan, for Iver
Hart, John, by P.D.P.Duncombe, Esq., for Great Brickhill, Water Eaton, Fenny Stratford, and Bletchley.
Harding, Richard, by J.J.Baines and C.Lucas, Esqrs, for Clifton Raines.
Judge, Rich., by the Earl of Chesterfield, for Wing and Grove.
Johnson, Joseph, by J.P. Jervoise, Esq., for Shalstone.
King, Joseph, by John Norris, Esq., for Hughendon.
Kent, Jno., by Rev. Sir J.Robinson, for Beaconsfield and Burnham.
Keay, Thomas, by Sir John Chetwode, Bart., for Chetwode.
Lovell, Wm., by J.P.Wykham, Esq., for Twyford and Charndon.
Lovell, Wm, by Mrs.Verney, for Middle Claydon, East cum Bottle Claydon, and Steeple Claydon.
Leppard, Richard, by H.White, Esq., for Weston cum Chalvey.
Macintosh, Wm., by W.P.W.Freeman, Esq., for Fawley.
Mander, Richard, by John Goodson, Esq., for Iver.
Morgan, Robert, by P.W.Warde, Esq., for Tickford Priory.
Parslow, Thomas, by John Grubb, Esq., for Horsendon, Princes Risborough, and Abbotts Risborough.
Pratt, Isaac, by T.T.Drake, Esq., for Agmondesham, Weedon Hill, and Woodrows.
Pendry, Geo., by B.Way, Esq., for Denham.
Pendry, Charles., by B.Way, Esq., for Alderbourne and Savoy.
Purser, Henry, by John Penn, Esq., for Stoke
Porter, John, by the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, K.G., for Finmere (Oxon).
Russell, James, by F.Hearle, Esq., for Bradenham
Rimmer, Jas., by R.Throckmorton, Esq., for Weston Underwood.
Riley, James, by Chas.Chester, Esq., for Chicherley
Sadler, James, by Richard Windows, Esq., for Ipstone.
Sawyer, James, by Mrs.Emma Scott, for Medmanham
Scot, William, by Lord Montague, for Ditton.
Shelton, Richard, by John Poulett, Esq., for Addington.
Shelton, Richard, by the Wardens and Scholars of All Souls College, Oxford, for Padbury.
Tregrass, Richard, by G.H.Dashwood, Esq., for West Wycombe.
Tregrass, Richard, by G.H.Dashwood, Esq., for Bassettbury
Unwin, Wm., by the Rev.Wm.Jones, for Chalfont St.Peter
Watson, B., by Jas Du Pre, Esq., for Newport Pagnell
Ward, Robert, by Sir.T.C.Sheppard, Bart, for Thornton Lines End and Narl End in Leckhampsted, Littlecourt, Stewkley, and Cublington.
Ward, Robert, by John Harrison, Esq., for Beachampton
Waddup, Thos., by Mrs.A.Bullock, for Caversfield and Bainton, in the county of Oxon.
Watts, John, by Rich.Dayrell, Esq., for Lillingstone Dayrell
Watts, John, by Col.Delap, for Lillingstone Dayrell.
By Order of His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes.
Edward Bates, Secretary.