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Windsor Guide 1825

THE WINDSOR GUIDE
WITH A
BRIEF ACCOUNT OF ETON
PRINTED FOR CHARLES KNIGHT
CHURCH-STREET, WINDSOR, AND PALL-MALL EAST, LONDON.
1825.

THE WINDSOR AND ETON CALENDAR.
Governor of Windsor Castle - General the Earl of Harrington
Housekeeper of Windsor Castle - Hon. Georgiana Townsend

KNIGHTS OF THE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE GARTER

The SOVEREIGN Marquis Camden

Duke of York Duke of Rutland

Duke of Clarence Earl of Hardwicke

Duke of Cumberland Duke of Beaufort

Duke of Sussex Earl of Pembroke

Duke of Cambridge Earl of Winchilsea

Duke of Gloucester Marquis of Stafford

Emperor of Russia Earl of Lonsdale

King of France Marquis Wellesley

Emperor of Austria Duke of Montrose

King of Prussia Marquis of Hastings

King of Spain Duke of Newcastle

King of the Netherlands Duke of Wellington

Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg Earl of Liverpool

King of Denmark Earl Bathurst

King of Portugal Marquis of Anglesea

Earl of Chatham Duke of Northumberland

Earl of Westmoreland Duke of Buckingham

Earl of Carlisle Marquis of Cholmondely

Earl Spencer Marquis of Hertford

Marquis of Bath


The SOVEREIGN	Marquis Camden
Duke of York	Duke of Rutland
Duke of Clarence	Earl of Hardwicke
Duke of Cumberland	Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Sussex	Earl of Pembroke
Duke of Cambridge	Earl of Winchilsea
Duke of Gloucester	Marquis of Stafford
Emperor of Russia	Earl of Lonsdale
King of France	Marquis Wellesley
Emperor of Austria	Duke of Montrose
King of Prussia	Marquis of Hastings
King of Spain	Duke of Newcastle
King of the Netherlands	Duke of Wellington
Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg	Earl of Liverpool
King of Denmark	Earl Bathurst
King of Portugal	Marquis of Anglesea
Earl of Chatham	Duke of Northumberland
Earl of Westmoreland	Duke of Buckingham
Earl of Carlisle	Marquis of Cholmondely
Earl Spencer	Marquis of Hertford
	Marquis of Bath

Prelate of the Order. - The Most Rev. Sir George P. Tomline, Bishop of Winchester.
Chancellor.- The Most Rev. Dr. John Fisher, Bishop of Salisbury
Registrar.- The Hon. and Rev. Henry L. Hobart, D.D. Dean of Windsor.
Garter, Principal King at Arms.- Sir George Nayler, Knight.
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod.- Sir. Thos. Tyrwhitt, Knight.

ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL.
Dean of Windsor.- The Hon. and Rev. Henry L. Hobart, D.D.

Canons

The Rev. Edward Northey, B.D. Hon. and Rev. Richard B. Stopford, M.A.

The Rev. Geo. Champagne, M.A. Hon. and Rev. H.C. Cust, M.A.

The Rev. Wm. Long, B.C.L. Rev. Charles Proby, M.A.

Hon. & Rev. Jacob Marsham, D.D. Rev. John Keate, D.D.

The Rev. Charles Digby, M.A. Rev. James Stanier Clark LL.D.

The Rev. Jos. Goodall, Provost of Eton. Hon. and Rev. Rich. Bagot, M.A.


The Rev. Edward Northey, B.D.	Hon. and Rev. Richard B. Stopford, M.A.
The Rev. Geo. Champagne, M.A.	Hon. and Rev. H.C. Cust, M.A.
The Rev. Wm. Long, B.C.L.	Rev. Charles Proby, M.A.
Hon. & Rev. Jacob Marsham, D.D.	Rev. John Keate, D.D.
The Rev. Charles Digby, M.A.	Rev. James Stanier Clark LL.D.
The Rev. Jos. Goodall, Provost of Eton.	Hon. and Rev. Rich. Bagot, M.A.

Minor Canons.

Rev. ---- Lewis Rev. Benj Pope.

Rev. ---- Webb Rev. ---- Packe.

Rev. Thos. Champnes. Rev. ---- Carr.

Rev. Charles Champnes.


Rev. ---- Lewis	Rev. Benj Pope.
Rev. ---- Webb	Rev. ---- Packe.
Rev. Thos. Champnes.	Rev. ---- Carr.
Rev. Charles Champnes.

Organist.- Mr. Horn.

Lay Clerks.

Mr. Heather Mr. Francis Mr. Hobbs, sen.

Miller Salmon, jun. French.

Salmon, sen. West Hobbs, jun.

Smith


Mr. Heather	Mr. Francis	Mr. Hobbs, sen.
Miller	Salmon, jun.	French.
Salmon, sen.	West	Hobbs, jun.
Smith

Eight Choristers, a Verger, two Sextons, a Bell-ringer, and Porter.

HIS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD. Lord Chamberlain. - Duke of Montrose
Vice Chamberlain.- Marquis of Graham
Comptroller of Accounts and Superintendant of the Duties of the Department. Thomas B. Mash, Esq.
Keeper of the Privy Purse.- Sir Wm. Knighton, Bart.
Secretary to the Privy Purse.- Thomas Marrable, Esq.
Domestic Chaplain, Librarian, and Historiographer to his Majesty.- Rev. C. R. Sumner, Prebendary of Worcester.
Surgeon and Apothecary, at Windsor.- John O'Reilly, Esq.

Lord Steward.- Marquis Conyngham.
Treasurer.- Lord C. Bentinck.
Comptroller.- Lord George Thos. Beresford.

Master of the Household.- General Sir Samuel Hulse.
Secretary.- Timothy Brent, Esq.

MASTER OF THE HORSE'S DEPARTMENT.
Master of the Horse.- Duke of Dorset.
Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal.- Lieut. General Sir Francis T. Hammond

THE ROYAL HUNT.
Master of the Buck Hounds.- Lord Maryborough.
Huntsman.- Charles Davis.

Ranger of Windsor Home Park.- General Sir Samuel Hulse.
Keeper of the same.- Mr. Engal.

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE REPAIRS OF WINDSOR CASTLE.

Duke of Wellington. Earl of Liverpool.

Earl of Aberdeen. Sir Charles Long.

Mr. Baring.


Duke of Wellington.	Earl of Liverpool.
Earl of Aberdeen.	Sir Charles Long.
Mr. Baring.

Architect.- Jeffrey Wyattville, Esq.

BOARD OF WORKS.
Surveyor General.- Benj. Chas. Stephenson, Esq. F.S.A.
Assistant Surveyor General and Cashier.- Henry Hake Seward, Esq.
Chief Examiner.- John Wm. Short, Esq.
Drawing and Measuring Clerk.- Mr. John Spence, Jun.
Assistant Examining and Measuring Clerks.- Mr. John Phipps and Mr. Wm. B. Barker.
Engrossing and Copying Clerks.- Mr. Wm. Lechenby and Mr. John Oliver French.
Attached Architects.- John Nash, John Soane, and Robert Smirke, Esqrs.
Clerks of the Works.- Thos. Hardwick, Edward Crocker, William Mathews, Lewis Wyatt, and Robt. C. Kidd, Esqrs.
Labourers in Trust.- Messrs. E. Crocker, Jun., Thos. F. Hunt, Adam Lee, Wm. Collier, George Slade, William A. Arnold, Jas. Peacock, John Hudson, Joshua Morris.
Turncock at Windsor.- Henry Smith.

THE HOUSEHOLD OF H. R. H. THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA SOPHIA.
Lady of the Bedchamber.- Lady Mary Taylor.
Bedchamber Woman.- Miss Sophia Wynyard.
Dresser.- Miss Wright.
House Steward.-Mr. Robt. Watkins.
Pages.- Mr. Moore and Mr. Hardy.
Housekeeper -- Mrs. Rowley.
Apothecary.- J. Pope Stevens, Esq.

CORPORATION OF WINDSOR.
High Steward - H.R.H. the DUKE of YORK.
Mayor.- Edward Brown, Esq. (1824-5)

Aldermen.

*** Messrs. Egelstone, ** Mr. Layton, Justice, (1824·5)

** Parker, * Sir John Chapman, Knt.

** Hanson, * Messrs. Davis,

** Atkins, * Bannister.

** Knight,


* Messrs. Egelstone**,	Mr. Layton**, Justice, (1824·5)
Parker**,	* Sir John Chapman, Knt.
Hanson**,	* Messrs. Davis,
Atkins**,	* Bannister.
Knight**,

Benchers.

Mr. John Clode Mr. Thomas Jenner

Mr. John Voules


Mr. John Clode	Mr. Thomas Jenner
Mr. John Voules

Burgusses.

Messrs. Tebbott, Messrs. Bedborough,

W. Clode, Baverstock,

Church, T. Jennings,

Snowden, C. Knight,

Blunt, R. Sharman.

Legh.


Messrs. Tebbott,	Messrs. Bedborough,
W. Clode,	Baverstock,
Church,	T. Jennings,
Snowden,	C. Knight,
Blunt,	R. Sharman.
Legh.

Recorder and Under Steward.- Sir Giffin Wilson, Knt.
Town Clerk.- John Secker, Esq.

* The Aldermen thus marked ( * ) have passed the chair.

Members for the Borough.
John Ramsbottom, Jun. Esq. Woodside House, Berks.
Edward Cromwell Disbrowe, Esq. Walton Hall, Derby.

ETON COLLEGE.
Provost.- Rev. Joseph Goodall, D.D.
Vice-Provost.- Rev. William Roberts, D.D.

Fellows.

Rev. Wm. Foster Pigott, D.D. Rev. James C. Wright, M.A.

Rev. John Septimus Grover, M.A. Rev. John F. Plumtre, M.A.

Rev. George Bethell, M.A. Rev. Thos. Briggs, M.A.


Rev. Wm. Foster Pigott, D.D.	Rev. James C. Wright, M.A.
Rev. John Septimus Grover, M.A.	Rev. John F. Plumtre, M.A.
Rev. George Bethell, M.A.	Rev. Thos. Briggs, M.A.

Steward of the Courts.- G. Pennington, Esq.
Registrar.- Mr. E. Brown.

Upper Master.- The Rev. John Keate, D.D.
Under Master.- The Rev. Thomas Carter, M.A.

Assistant Masters.-Upper School.

Rev. Mr. Chas. Yonge, M.A. Rev. Mr. Hawtrey.

Rev. Mr. Heath. Rev. Mr. Okes.

Rev. Mr. Knapp. Rev. Mr. Chapman.


Rev. Mr. Chas. Yonge, M.A.	Rev. Mr. Hawtrey.
Rev. Mr. Heath.	Rev. Mr. Okes.
Rev. Mr. Knapp.	Rev. Mr. Chapman.

Lower School.

Rev. Mr. Green Mr. Wilder

Rev. Mr. Dupuis


Rev. Mr. Green	Mr. Wilder
Rev. Mr. Dupuis

Extra Masters.

French.- Mr. Duclos. Drawing.- Mr. W. Evans.

Writing.- Mr. Hexter Fencing.- Mr. H. Angelo.

Italian & Spanish.- Mr. Bolaffey Dancing.- Mr. Venua


French.- Mr. Duclos.	Drawing.- Mr. W. Evans.
Writing.- Mr. Hexter	Fencing.- Mr. H. Angelo.
Italian & Spanish.- Mr. Bolaffey	Dancing.- Mr. Venua

Vicar of Windsor.- Rev. Isaac Gosset, A.M.
Curate.- Rev. William Thompson.
Rector of Clewer.- Rev. Dr. Foster Pigott.
Curate.- Rev. -- Moore.
Lay Impropriator of the Parish of New Windsor.- The Hon. F. Keppel

PHYSICIANS. W. Fergusson, Esq. M.D., High-street.
R. Pope, M.D. Staines.

SURGEONS AND APOTHECARIES.
Sir John Chapman and Son, Thames-street.
Mr. James Godfrey, Sheet-street.
Mr. Mitchell, Peascod-street.
Mr. Moss, High-street, Eton.
Mr. O'Reilly, St. Alban's-street.
Mr. Rendall, High-street.
Mr. J. P. Stevens, High-street.
Mr. Stratford, High-street, Eton.

DISPENSARY.
Resident Apothecary.- Mr. Mitchell, Church-street.

ACTING MAGISTRATES FOR BERKS AND BUCKS.
Windsor, otherwise Ripplesmere Division.

Lord Harcourt. James Ramsbottom, Esq.

Lord Ashbrook. Dr. Foster Pigott.

John Ramsbottom, Esq. M.P. Rev. William Roberts.


Lord Harcourt.	James Ramsbottom, Esq.
Lord Ashbrook.	Dr. Foster Pigott.
John Ramsbottom, Esq. M.P.	Rev. William Roberts.

ATTORNEYS, &c.

Mr. R. G. Barton, Park-street. Messrs. John Seeker and Son, Thames-street.

Mr. E. Brown, Conveyancer, Mr. E. Smith, Peascod-street,

Mr. W. Long, Park-street. Mr. W. J.Voules, Peascod-street

Mr. J. B. Watmore, High-street.


Mr. R. G. Barton, Park-street.	Messrs. John Seeker and Son, Thames-street.
Mr. E. Brown, Conveyancer,	Mr. E. Smith, Peascod-street,
Mr. W. Long, Park-street.	Mr. W. J.Voules, Peascod-street
	Mr. J. B. Watmore, High-street.

COMMISSIONER FOR TAKING SPECIAL BAIL.
Mr. Knight, Sheet-street.

ASSOCIATION FOR PROSECUTING FELONS.
Treasurer and Secretary.- Mr. Knight, Sheet-street.

OFFICER OF THE SHERIFF OF BERKS.
William Baker, Thames-street

CONSTABLES.

J. Smith, Peascod-street. T. Beenham, Clewer-Iane.


J. Smith, Peascod-street.	T. Beenham, Clewer-Iane.

ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS.
Assessors and Collectors of King's Taxes.- Mr. Perryman, High- street, and Mr. Lovegrove, High-street.
Collector of Poor's Rates.- Mr. John Lovegrove, High-street.
Collector of Highway Rates.-- Mr. Smith, Peascod-street
Collector of Church Rates.- Mr. Cobbett, St. Alban's-street.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE PAVEMENT.-SEPT. 1824.
Those marked thus (*) have left the town, but they are still comprised in the number (61) allowed by Act of Parliament.

The Mayor. William Suckling, Esq.

The Justice. John Ramsbottom, jun. Esq. M.P.

The Recorder. Robert Battiscombe, Esq.

* The Archbishop of Canterbury * The Bishop of Oxford

* The Bishop of Bangor. William Voules, Esq.

* Sir W. Johnstone, Bart. James Ramsbottom, Esq.

John Sturges, Esq. James Egelstone, Esq.

Edward Fuller, Esq. Mr. John Jennings.

John Ramsbottom, sen., Esq. Mr. James Atkins.

William Dawson, Esq. John O'Reilly, Esq.

Charles Knight, Esq. The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Hobart

James Millns, Esq. The Rev. E. Northey

Mr. Daniel Smith Mr. James Godfrey

John Sturges, jun. Esq. Thomas Sharpe, Esq.

G.A. Fenwicke, Esq. George Davis, Esq.

Mr. Banister The Rev. Isaac Gosset

Mr. Hanson Mr. E. Bovingdon, jun.

Charles Layton, Esq. Mr. Robert Blunt

Sir John Chapman, Knt. Col. Kinsey

Charles Hayes, Esq. Mr. Charles Snowden

John Secker, Esq. Mr. Wm. Jennings

Mr. John Voules * John Andrew Biggs

William Riley, Esq. * Rev. Jos. Lowthian

Mr. Thos. Adams, High-street. * Henry Griffiths, Esq.

William Legh, Esq. * Rev. Henry Plimley

Edward Smith, Esq. * John Hatch

Mr. Richard Jennings * Capt. King

Mr. Thos. Jennings * Col. West

Mr Francis Burtt * J. H. Baverstock, Esq.

Mr. James Church


The Mayor.	William Suckling, Esq.
The Justice.	John Ramsbottom, jun. Esq. M.P.
The Recorder.	Robert Battiscombe, Esq.
* The Archbishop of Canterbury	* The Bishop of Oxford
* The Bishop of Bangor.	William Voules, Esq.
* Sir W. Johnstone, Bart.	James Ramsbottom, Esq.
John Sturges, Esq.	James Egelstone, Esq.
Edward Fuller, Esq.	Mr. John Jennings.
John Ramsbottom, sen., Esq.	Mr. James Atkins.
William Dawson, Esq.	John O'Reilly, Esq.
Charles Knight, Esq.	The Hon. and Rev. Dr. Hobart
James Millns, Esq.	The Rev. E. Northey
Mr. Daniel Smith	Mr. James Godfrey
John Sturges, jun. Esq.	Thomas Sharpe, Esq.
G.A. Fenwicke, Esq.	George Davis, Esq.
Mr. Banister	The Rev. Isaac Gosset
Mr. Hanson	Mr. E. Bovingdon, jun.
Charles Layton, Esq.	Mr. Robert Blunt
Sir John Chapman, Knt.	Col. Kinsey
Charles Hayes, Esq.	Mr. Charles Snowden
John Secker, Esq.	Mr. Wm. Jennings
Mr. John Voules	* John Andrew Biggs
William Riley, Esq.	* Rev. Jos. Lowthian
Mr. Thos. Adams, High-street.	* Henry Griffiths, Esq.
William Legh, Esq.	* Rev. Henry Plimley
Edward Smith, Esq.	* John Hatch
Mr. Richard Jennings	* Capt. King
Mr. Thos. Jennings	* Col. West
Mr Francis Burtt	* J. H. Baverstock, Esq.
Mr. James Church

Wm. James Voules, Clerk.

PROPRIETOR OF THE WATER WORKS.
Mr. W. H. Cutler, Eton.

AGENTS FOR FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES.
Atlas.- Mr. William Hanson, High-street.
Berks and Provincial.- Mr. William Perryman, High-street.
British.- Mr. R. Dredge, Castle-street.
County.- Mr. D. Smith, Park-street.
Globe.- Mr. W. Cook, Church-street.
Guardian. Mr. R.G. Barton, Park-street.
Phoenix.- Mr. Egelstone, Park-street.
Royal Exchange.- Mr. Long, Park-street.
Sun.- Mr. Voules, Peascod-street

WINDSOR BANK.
Messrs. Ramsbottom and Legh, Thames-street.
London Agents.- Messrs. Williams and Co., Birchin-lane.

ETON BANK.
Mr. March, High-street, Eton.

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, OR SAVINGS BANK.
Secretary.- Mr. W. Brett, Church-lane.
Office.-- Free-School House, Church-lane, Windsor.
Attendance on Mondays from 12 to 2 o'clock.

ASCOT RACE FUND. Treasurer.-- John Secker, Esq., Thames-street.
Clerk of the Course.- Mr. T. Jenner, Peascod-street.

POST-OFFICE, HIGH-STREET.
The delivery of letters commences at 8 o'clock every morning. The letter-box is closed at 8 o'clock in the evening, and the bags are despatched for town at half-past eight precisely.

Places in the Windsor delivery.

Bishopsgate. Oakley-green.

Clewer, Old Windsor.

Clewer-green. Southlea,

Datchet. Water Oakley.

Dedworth-green. Winkfield.

Eton.


Bishopsgate.	Oakley-green.
Clewer,	Old Windsor.
Clewer-green.	Southlea,
Datchet.	Water Oakley.
Dedworth-green.	Winkfield.
Eton.

List of the Places to which the Bucks Gazette is sent by Newsmen, independent of post and coach conveyance.- Parcels may be forwarded by being left at the Offices at Windsor or .Aylesbury.

Abbot's Langley Farnham Rickmansworth

Amersham Feltham Ripley

Ascot Gerrard's Cross Saint Alban's

Ashridge Guildford Salt-hill

Ashford Haddenham Slough

Aston Clinton Hampton Staines

Aylesbury Hemel Hempstead Stoke Hammond

Beaconsfield High Wycombe Stony Stratford

Berkhamstead Holyport Sunbury

Bledlow Ivinghoe Sunninghill

Bray King's Langley Taplow

Brill Kingston Thame

Buckingham Laleham Thorpe

Burnham Leighton Tring

Chaddington Maidenhead Uxbridge

Chalfont St. Giles's Missenden Upton

Chalfont St. Peter's Moulsey Warfield

Chalvey Newport Walton

Chesham Oakley-green Watford

Chertsey Old Windsor Wendover

Datchet Olney West Wycombe

Denham Padbury Weybridge

Dinton Prince's Risborough Winchendon

Dorney Winkfield

Eton Wick Winslow

Egham Woking

Englefield-green Wotton



Abbot's Langley	Farnham	Rickmansworth
Amersham	Feltham	Ripley
Ascot	Gerrard's Cross	Saint Alban's
Ashridge	Guildford	Salt-hill
Ashford	Haddenham	Slough
Aston Clinton	Hampton	Staines
Aylesbury	Hemel Hempstead	Stoke Hammond
Beaconsfield	High Wycombe	Stony Stratford
Berkhamstead	Holyport	Sunbury
Bledlow	Ivinghoe	Sunninghill
Bray	King's Langley	Taplow
Brill	Kingston	Thame
Buckingham	Laleham	Thorpe
Burnham	Leighton	Tring
Chaddington	Maidenhead	Uxbridge
Chalfont St. Giles's	Missenden	Upton
Chalfont St. Peter's	Moulsey	Warfield
Chalvey	Newport	Walton
Chesham	Oakley-green	Watford
Chertsey	Old Windsor	Wendover
Datchet	Olney	West Wycombe
Denham	Padbury	Weybridge
Dinton	Prince's Risborough	Winchendon
Dorney		Winkfield
Eton Wick		Winslow
Egham		Woking
Englefield-green		Wotton

COACHES AND WAGGONS.

Messrs. Moody, Lillewhite, and Thumwood's Windsor and Eton Royal Telegraph Post Coaches, from the Original Coach-office, Castle-street, Union Coach-office, High-street; and the Swan Inn, Thames-street, Windsor; and the Christopher Inn, Eton.
Every morning, during summer, at six, Sundays excepted, to the Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane. Returns at four; from the White Horse Cellar, at five.
Every morning at half-past eight, Sundays excepted, to the Bolt-in-Tun, Fleet-street. Returns at half-past one; from the White Horse Cellar, at half-past two.
Every morning, at nine, to the Cross Keys, Wood-street. Returns at two from the Gloucester Coffee-house, at three.
Every afternoon, at three, to the Belle Sauvage, Ludgate-hill. Returns at seven next morning; from the White Horse Cellar, a quarter before eight.

Dash's Etonian and Royal George coaches, from the Star and Garter, Peascod-street, to London, every morning at half-past eight, and every afternoon at half-past three, Return from Dyson's Black Bear, Piccadilly, every morning at eight, and afternoon at three.

Atherton's coach from No. 48, High-street, to London, every morning a quarter before nine. Returns from the Black Bear, Piccadilly, every afternoon at four.

Atherton's waggon from the Royal Waggon Office, Thames-street every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, to the King's Arms, Snowhill. London; and returns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Burford's waggon from the New Inn, every afternoon, to the Angel Inn, Fleet-market; and returns the following mornings.
Painter's waggon, from the Union public-house, High-street, every afternoon at four, to the New Inn, Old Bailey; and returns from thence at nine in the morning.

Maidenhead carrier every Tuesday and Saturday, from the Bull Inn, Peascod-street.

Messrs. Mason's barges to and from Bull Wharf, Queenhithe, London every week.
Messrs. Jennings's barges once a week.

Nov.20, 1824.